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HOWEVER pioiu the aim,
it's the number of hits that
counts.
AbertHAW defined its aims a'
quitter century ago. Since then it
has been steadfastly developing
all means calculated to register
uniformly perfect scores.
AbertHAW building is not only
well meant, it is well done. -
jberthaw Construction Company
CONTRASTING ENGINEERS
BOSTON MASSACHUSBTTS
ATlANTA BUFFALO PHILADELPHIA
IWADELP&IA, BATtTItDAY, MARCH 13, 1920'
'tf
BERGDOL
L STUDIES
EGYPTIAN
HISTORY
Rich Slacker Develops Interest
Sphinx When Court
Martial Noars End
in
SEES SOLDIERS AS RULERS
ll'j o Htaf Correspondent
I New Vorli, Mnrcli l.'l. (Jiovi'i'Clovn
land Ilcrgdoll, wealthy draft r-vnilrr nnd
highbrow bookworm. Is bnrd nt work
rylut; to wire tlic ngr-olil myntery of
the sdi!nx.
TIip study. It Is until, I bused on n
doslro to jrot up n rrrrtltnblr ropy of
the expression of tlip Hphltix wlion Iters
.doll bniM the result of bis court -innr-
mmmggs
OWN
DSTRCTS
mnrtlnl Iti-snn in
iin Islnnil. I'nui
mi I'ojiiirtinrnt llenilminrtcr, Tliurs
tiny of Inst wnU. lip is represented !
I lurry Wpliiborccr. roiinsol In fblef",
nnd t'nptnin Hriir-o It. Campbell. hi
military lawyer. I). Clarcme (ilhbnney,
tlic Ilprfidoll lawyer from Philadelphia,
nets ns ndvlspr nnd "plneh blttpr."
Lieutenant Colonel Cbnrles (',. Cres
fiui bends flip jiiiIkc ndvocntes doltic
,llieir liest to eonvlct tbp slacker, lie
Is nsN(eil by Captain Hobert K. linn-
, nny nnd l.ientpnnnt 'rboinns II. Ileffer-
;nn)i. The court-martial is not Hitting
. today.
Itninlc Ketches Kiternturc
! Former Magistrate .Inines K. llomig.
jof PlilliuleJphlii, who Is In tbp ensp ns n
witness for Imtli the dpfpusn mid thp
nnd who neted ns go-
belween for drover nnd Ills motlipr.
hrill he opposed for re-election In their bns been eoiiimlssloiied to satisfy Itcrg-
'(Ijlll'B Dllll.l.l.ll. M ..I 1 1 ..I. .1.1.. .1..
An riKtriels IIIKI Wflril". .":'" r niium-i i. unuirni iiimiiiiiiiiv 11c-
iiH W awUm
"FALL IN LOVE WITH LIFE AND
SPREAD JOY, " TIPOF CA TTELL
Breath of Spring Wafts Sunny Statistician Into Mood Which
Bodes Well for All Philadelphians Who Heed .
STREET CLEANING
METHODS
RAPPED
In the spring K. .1. Cnttell's fancy
lightly ItirtiN to thoughts of love of
Philadelphia.
There something of the spring
time nbout the elty Vtntlstlebin, hernm-R
he Is so like the .sunshine of the elty. ns
geniiil nnd snne. gentle nnd wNe. The
liisrnde of white whisker thnt fulls
nernss lil.s ruddy face nnd the wise light
In hlM grny eyes nre only foils, nftpr
nil, for the young henrt of (lip mini.
Anil wIipii hp fell to talking .this morn
stop tnlklng nbout how old our city In
or how old we nre Indlvldunlly nor one
Pvpr speaks nbout n iunn'5. pge unless,
there is nothing else to talk nbout. Let s
stop talking nbout wlint's done nnd
put our energies to work explaining ttm
wonderful Imsis we him in our nreseni-,
dny luiinn nnd business life, wlifen vi
Intenif to make fpnturps of the nearby,
future, We bnve greater wealth In pro-1
lortlon to populiitinn tbnn nny otner
nrge city nnd 11 better distribution of
Furbush Says Equipment Is
Antiquated Assorts More
Sicknoss Jn Unclean Wards
Ing of spring and Philadelphia, of fnetsl It. to preserve republican institutions
ami reiiowmen, it wH from nis young
heart thnt be spoke.
. "Let US vwelconie' snrlnz Ibis venr
with the clenn-henrtril joy of the olif
l fnshloned boy nnd girl," be said. "Let
us give the dilld-hcart n chance. And
now. when (!od Is putting more hours of
sunshine Into our lives ench dny ns the
1 year lengthens, let us try to put n little
more sunshine Into the lives of tlin men
5; I we meet ns our dnys lengthen
.j mere 1
Independents Indorse Dr. Kee-
gan to Run for Republican
Congressional Nomination
STANDS ON 'WET' PLATFORM
rnnsrewnnn William S. Vnre and bis , ,WI""'!,M,I""
. c.l . t. . -. 1 .. .. prosecution
Ibrother, Stale Senntnr I'M vln II. Vnre
'sire to
nnn inr n vigorous nglit ngninst Phoenicia
Tire enntiol generally were mapped out idles. .
t nislil nl 11 meeting of Independents
t their headquarters. Ilronil nnd Mnrrli
llfPIS.
study the history
Koine inn
of ICgypt,
.IONAS (LMCIA
The new acting Me.vlrnn consul In
Pliltadelpbla. With bis family, lie
Is living nt mil Pino street
CITY PRAISED AS PORT
South American Says Philadelphia
Is Center of System
port of Philadelphia Is every
much . If not more udnptctl to
and export trade, on n large
as the hnrbor of New York.
opinion of Dr. Domingo K.
The
bit ns
Import
scale
In thp
Several great shirks of "bis leiiL'iie"
literature have been titknn to lierg
doil by Komlg. The report thnt (trover's
The Independents Indorsed Or Arthur 7 . 1 T"USI"'''M ,s 'T ,'? '""'J
Kregan n pl.vsleinn n ! 11 .1 ' ' ,l..,,": Ki"''"-V ,:,."T no.w ? ng 1; nro
n section of fin. ellv 1. ,' r. " kuere is nppiirenuy unipiinileu. Uleo-
".."" V" """"i."1 "ie primnrv v ,,.ii,,. ,, 1,,,.
;dnlVn i ndol V i , Hnba dMo . . p""",'r ,tt,,nl .'T't ,"f naehn
mi arnlnt Kihvln r,V , ,,r,,', trover turns to he llnds war and
1 Semite, i TV. " A" Z.&. UM ''""" ."f :". pyi"B . I-"."K I""'.
both men would run on w nf '"' reads o long rmced nmrciies over
i.:.i. 1. .:.m. ' . .. . "'.' luaiioriu. 1 tiarcbed nlnlns. of flip rliish of snenrs.
S"1" :.BJ",ir."' ' "dvocatcd by I nd the 'rrenl: of ,fnn...l...rllB VnT...'
Conirre.innn Varc.
Poetor Keegau. wlin mn . 1:.... 1-..
hut in (lie medical forces ilnrlm. n.
nulls
Ilergdoll reads with interest descrip
tions of the Itoman legions nnd the
Wfir rnu ill 1111 K3....i. ri, . " . ".
xtreet nnd Mr Itnlnlin iii' lw ' i 1 (S'',,', phnliiines nnd of the battlp for
MtBShVnik st'reet W'"C U '" ! mntio.is Pmployc.l by the ancients. One
In nnnntiticlnir lilu in...i . ' '' ''I' fuvo'Itcs is said to be. the cam-
rlMformnDocVonrS K ega ,"' aid'" " Wel K'1"',' nf ""lf" Altnto nBnnrt the
Trolilbltlon is a fall" cv ? ' Ms ,!, ' 1,JP7,il,IIH' "'""h cmlcl ,n ,hc tle,lt1' ol
the Pnlteil Stntes iI ..i. ..'..' .ns H't "u"" emperor.
frM, country is handicapped m,noniii..'
ullj by n mensure m lu ...,.... .
.. Af .1 i ... .'.rUKIIUIIl ill
most of tip. good citizens, itr tl.;,.kn...
Mel adroit manipulation prohibition Ins
pen made n law mid dry fnnntlcs will
to to nny length to nrmni ,. i
nt time has come. In my opinion for
iheiieone to emn,f,.nt.. i....V . . " r
7 .li..i jipon tiila nViwiVn." ""P,
auiuiiK np atteniline flip meelln"
w.Ioseph Cnnuso. of the.rirsl war,;
tow iiaiiag tier, of thp Soeond V-in-il
J., irnlner. of thp Third !
Cleopatra Chorus
When fS rover turns to the history of
ancient Kgypt he U ngnin confronted
with the prominence given the military
clinic In thop days, but Cleo nnd Sphinx
nre snid to be his main Items of study.
"I expect him to break out in the
blo'imiii' dunce of Ihc seven veils or
something like thnt every (imp we. pass
'soapsuds row' " one of his armed
guurds ."Uiil.
' Honpsuds iow is tlic nmne given by
small
passes
Castle
urr.v
rosppa Iliirtllueci. Fourth wur.l-.1.:; i '" "f " i n ug row oi
;. Tra ner. Twentv-JilYHi ..-nWi. i ' nonces on nic isinnu. (iiover
liibbons and O Kdw.r Uul'lJ'". '": " M way from his cell In
hf Thirtieth wnr.l : In ...iV u "'.',' I William to Corliin Hull.
irblrty-slxth ward; .ln..,.i. t H'". "It'imeses. ( ico;iatrii. .IiiIiiih l.'nesaer
nek. Thlrtv.nlnfl. .......I1 ...'...',."""' nnd others like them nuiy interest liiin."
ee. Knrtv.nii..i. ...'.. "" ,,,,,)-K' the guard continued, "hut tliev don't nil
tlrElw
i ti, ;; .; :r.'" """'
l.,i V 1 ' V W1" .M,n nt nce. and
t?ir. yr,V"mIi,,n,,'s for the hen
rral Assembly In everv ilno.nf,.... .n..
'"' Placed in "the Held.
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
foncert Marks Celebration In Wana-
makers Founded 09 Years Ano
The fiftv.iilnil, ....! . .. I
If., it '- "."" wiiiii't'iMirv nl flip
Pouniline nf the stores -of Job,, W, u .
Piakor wns ce ehrnted In.t ii.i ' i... '" .
Wa nuisieul program in the Pii.
lelpliiji htore. C mrlna M f......i "... '
wt organlrt. played. He Was assist . d
M"tT f '" tl,c I,,"'elplila
The ipiivtri-niii ii,,.i,i,t.i . ....
ktiln,. ,. ,...i.;.: "."""" ' . """.' "ner-
iniriiiiinhers among which were John' doubt. TIip defense wlll.'g
m. r lnl"Plt "OntPimial Ilymn."! Tiirwlny and Weinberger pr
lake his time. He reads every hit of
news in lue paper except the thrutri
cal inlvcrtiM'iniMits."
Itends at -U'rinl
Komig is ulso newsboy for (.Jrover.
Macb day he carries to him the Phila
delphia papers and their accounts of the
military trial. Sometimes (irovvr gets
immersed In llielr contents even during
tlin court-martial.
(ienernlly. however, lie U on (lip alert
to help his counsel in the event of n
hilip-np in the prosecution. Itergdoll
makes copious notes of the proceedings.
"I guess he's going to write n book,"
one whisper in the court room reached
liis ears and en used him to smile.
Colonel Ci.sson said the prosecution
will ciiu us ruse .uoiinuy Wltlioill a
go to lint on
omises mnnv
Is it good old hook which unim
j or we old men who iiave still Kept the
i child -heart read and remember nnd
understand, which says. Tnless ye be
come ns little children yi' sbnll not enter
Into the klnjUniii of heaven.' And tliere
Is n lipttvpn right here and now that
we all can enter if we will give flip
child In us a chance. The season of
forgetting nnd forgiving will nominally
close with Master, but let's give that
season u twelve months' extension, dis.
curding the bitterness which paralyzes
nnd adopting tlin genlnl nnd appreciative
mood thnt 'helps us to be bigger mid
better men nnd thnt helps us to help
others to he the smne sort of people.
Let us quit thanking (ind Hint we are
not as other men and reitieniber thnt
others may be thanking God they are
not like us.
"Let us practice in our speech Hip
humor that laughs with n man and helps
nnd not the humor that laughs n him
mid hurts.
"Let us fall in love with life again,
,and. what's more to the point, tell every
one we have fallen In ove with it ngnlii.
Thnt will encourage them, perhaps, to
the same mildness.
' "I liked, that old snjing: 'A genius is
u snne mini who is nhle lo communi
cate Ills snnity.' We iuive lots of sane
men and women here in Philadelphia.
Let's get busy on the communicating
end of the line. Perhaps a good idea
would be for us to reverse the general
order nnd stop putting our money in
hank and giving our advice to others.
"Itight here In Philadelphia let us'
CATCH BLOCKADE RUNNER
-...j.' !". . vi,,ivu iiiini
and Sinn, Attiprlpn ultim, !
bring the desired t sincss relntions he- 1 He'8 Interned Together With Chick-
thnti ntic nllipp pitr In the world.
"We have the tlnest bodv of skilled
labor on the fnce of ("Sod earth a
fact-proved by the elrcum,stnnce thnt wis
sell more goods on n basis of quality
Irrespective of price In the open mar
kets of the world than nny two other
cities on the globe. We have a more
home-loving, clean-living, honesfiict
Inc bodv of population than any other
WOMEN THREATEN BOYCOTT
League Demands Support of Its
Legislative Program
A boycott will be Inaugurated by the
Pennsylvania League of Women Citi
zens for the candidate who opposes the
legislative program being formulated
by tbo league,
.Mrs, John ). Miller, of Pittsburgh,
state chairman, imulc this announce
ment here Inst night,
"We nre oil-partisan nnd our mem-
hers nre to nflillnte with the part leu
thpv wish," .Mrs. Millpr said, "hut we
fbplleve they will stand solidly behind
the legislative tirogrnm of the leneue.
URGES SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM hmii those who support it.
I "Candidates who oppose our mens-
1 urea, no mntter to which party they
Hr. C. Lincoln I'urbiish, director oil "long, can scarcely avoid being clnssed
the Department of Health. eondemnedinH objectlonnble.
street cleaning methods nnd equipment
employed by contractors, following an
inspectorial our of the downtown
wards late yesterday. He deplored the
present filthy condition nf the strppts.
"Street cleaning equipment used In
-k-
WOMANNEARDEATH
A
ACCIDENT
Wind Extinguishes Match When
She Arises to Lower Win
' dows During Storm
Snlaberry, minister of fimuicc of tlic
Argentine republic. After nu Inspec
tion of the city's wntcrlront. Doctor
Snlaberry said that Philadelphia is the
natural heart of the great system of
commercial intercourse which is bound
In lie established between the United
ouirr uncieni cm- hiiiIpm nnd sinniii a !...
1 lie Argentinian government ofhcial
accompanied hy D. I Marion Largun,
secretary of the University of llucnos
Aires, mid .lose Diiranoiui. engineer,
who is Dr. Snluberry's hrolher-in-lnw,
vilted the city yesterday us the guests
oMhc Corn ICxchmigc Nntlnmil Ifank.
Willi Charles Lyon Chandler, malinger
of the foreign tuide department of the
bank, ns their guide, they visited sev
eral points of Interest. They were
particularly interested in the spot at
the foot of Walnut street from which,
in 17IIS, tiie first American ship sailed
for Argentina.
At tliis historic place Dr. Sjihibcrry
found occasion to remark that a great
number of ships plying between this
country ami Souli America none
Itv cm lwi.net t.nl's irpt SO tlll.SV llottllT Itpfrrritlg 16 tilC
the right things thnt we won't bnve thej I'itzwntcr street nnd
time or the Inclination to do the wrong) I liirteenth,
ones. And let's give the other, fellow
credit for being nt least 25 per cent ns
good ns we are.
"Philadelphia Is often necused of
fniling to brag ulut her good qualities
and nssets. hut one seldom hears a good
mother bragging nbout. herself Hint's
left to her children, Philadelphia lias
not only mothered the constitution, ttie
ling nnd the Declaration, but most nr
the big western stntes qnil cities aim
she has a mother's pride in their suc
cess. She lias praised them so much thnt
hns not had time to speak niiout
SCHOOL PRESENTS CONCERT
Prize Debate Also Feature of Annual
William Penn Charter Affair
i Dcieciions ov lie insir lmenini nnn
Philadelphia In antiquated." he de- ' ,'l0' nn" J1"' niinunl prize debate
"There la no scientific direction " .7. ' . 'V ..i".V'' ...... " " " '"A,
...-1. ,! .. u..Utr1 ' , irilUIIIIIIflll III IMP M 1 1 1 III III IIM1U IfUHr
r K illlll Ijiw n,i mviii .
NEGLECTED TO CLOSE JET
dared.
of the
area from fine to;
from Second to
Director Furbush said:
ter School in Withersnnoii Hall Inst
night. A feature was the singing of
the Junior Hundred.
.., . '. I., .li.. !.... .. ....! i ne suoiei'i iicoiiieii wns ine ex-
lo p r I n n , '1''" nf 'itificntion of the suffrage
v. Hll2l. rnln il iriSr lh" Inv lmi. Inmendnipnt by Hip h-gislaturps of thirty-wnrihlK
:':' ..V .-v. '." ... . . .-
.Miuiin nnu rrann ,a. r ortcncuo. 'J he
negntlve was argued by Harrows Dun-
bam. I-.rncst It. Ifosbnck nnd Henry
icrself. This is a splendid motherly
qunlity, but it I'lin be carried too far.
for people who have never been
here have misunderstnd Philadelphia's
silence. Today I feel that such a silence
is a crime that It is the duty of every
citizen to go about telling his Jove of
life, of Philadelphia nnd of his fellow
man. "After live yours of evil missions,
horror mid calumny, during which every
one got on all the rest of our nerves,
let us have the truce of Coil for a
season let lis come buck to sanity
let us take oh the hnb-niiiled bunts and
give the wild Mowers n cluince to grow
Let us thank Hod that lie has lei us
live to greet another spring with its
invitations, suggestions mid echoes of;
oilier days mid its promise of that new
life that comes eucli year after Hie
seeming death of wilder to give us a
new faith in t lint brighter day and that
larger life which will come to all of
us bye and live."
of aeciimulntcil miqv.' and Ice and the
i pleasing nf Imprisoned garbage and
filth.
"Morbidity rlinrts which show the
prevalence of disease are compiled by
the health deportment. They show that
In the Second. Third mid Fourth wards.
where the aceumulntlon of filth Is
greatest, tliere Is more sickness than In
any other section of the city.
"Dirts is swept out of the center o,fi
flip utfanlu tnln pnttpi-4 rPfipri. it lips'
for duys nnd even weeks nt n time. In
a nnrrnw street the sweepers cover the
sidewnlkH with dlrUand if the residents
are energetic enough they sweep It. back
into the street when the sweeper has
passed.
"TIip necessity for scientific street
cleaning is very great in this city." tntives of athletic, motor, patriotic and
He cited the methods of ninny Kuro- ' civic organizations got together.
penn cities
II. Strong.
PLAN MUNICIPAL STADIUM
Memorial Athletic Field and Con
ventloi Hall Being Considered
Plans nre under wnv for n large mu
nicipal memorinl stadium in Fnirmount
Park and n convention auditorium on
the Parkway.
Mrs. Kilitli ICdwards. twenty four
years old, boarding nt 4312 North .Six
teenth street, had it nnrrow escape from
suffocation tills morning when she ac
cidentally left her gns jet turned on
nftcr being roused by tlio storm early
this morning.
Mrs. Kdwnrds wan awakened nl 2
o'clock by the noise of the henvy rain.
Slie got up to close the wiudow through
which the rain wan beating, nnd. In or
der to see her way, started to light the
gas. She had turned on the Jet full
head when the match wan blown out by
the wind. In hpr anxiety to prevent the
rnin from damaging the furniture she
forgot the gns, and after "hutting the
window, went back to bed.
At rt:ir a. m. Chnrles Soelle, living
nt tlic sumo residence, studied gns. In
vestigation led him to the room of Sirs.
Kdwnrds, who was unconcinus. A
record run by the patrol of the German
town avenue and Lycoming street sta
tion patrol got Mrs. Edwards to St.
Luke's Hospital where she wn revived,
Ilpr condition Is now said by the hos
pital authorities to have passed th
critical stage.
PETRONITE
Composition Floors
tii tsililtf union tnn nnnellnM .t L il
First steps were taken last night nt X?X'l In. ndrv Arf -t fl -'
a meeting in the nssembly room of the1 kitchen, laundry and store floors.
Chntnber of Commerce, when represen- ! ljilst iorever. oanuary, Dcautllul,
nrnntiniii'iij. 1 1 . r i : .. oru.rr. nnw
.v......w - .uv MW...VI., UU
culling particular attention'
to the improved street cleaning systems
in Dresden nnd Munich before the war.'
or nicht.
, resolution was adopted empowering Phila. Rep.
,,.,:' '',,'," opening of the On ten- Helmut Inns In. Hip IIiip of alleged graft
is. '."" ,"' ''airniniiiit Park in by those in charge or the draft.
llnreli " m " s .''Oriind Festival1 So far the prosecution apparently has
W '' riii(,.DT.11 ? "To Wild' "nailed down" a case showing thnt
litrn vy.""1?. t WMinr Mnreh" an.nncrg.Ioll was inducted' Into the nrmv
wro ims "American Uhnp.soily." j and then deserted.
!TUr'liinjTmnil,llirnfliIinimmmimiltmiimi:nnin,milini!imi1limilimrtiiiiiuii,iiin n.nn-rirmnmin in iiuiHmmiimnmium
:iiaffl
M " uii.uuruiii,iMijfliiii i"iiiniiuiiuiiiiiiiii,iiiiiaiiiiiimiiaiiii:iiiiniiiiii.iiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiii:ii;ii
twecn this cnum v nnd Its xltivr
republic of (he South.
"Ships, more ships Hint is tlie.onlv
tiling that will do it," Mild Dr. Snla
berry. "Itegphir passenger lines
ought to lie established from this port
so us to give the people of this city
and stat'' an opportunity to acquaint
themselves .with their South American
friends. Then, 'of course, freight trnde
ought to be encouraged In every possible
manner."
u -
SWINDLERS CAUSE DEATH
Victim Commits Suicide After En
trusting Money to Strangers
The police today ore looking foe I he
two men who yesterday morning swin
dled Harry Wishnew of .'i.lOO. const I
tilling his life savings. He killed him
self two hours afterwards at his home,
IJrnwii street near Tenth.
Wisliner. who Wus fnrtv-elchl vears
old. shot himself through the head, lie
had set out for his place of business
at Fifth and Market streets, yesterday
morning. Returning to his home, he
told his daughter. Pauline, hp knew
bow he cou'd make $."(1(1 unicklv bv in-
fvesting S:i."00. The daughter begged
him not to enter into tlic scheme pro
posed hy two strnngers.
Wishnew drew tlic money, constitut
ing nil his savings, and gave If to the
men. The men accompanied him to the
Northern Trust Co.. where lie cashed n
check for the Sl'.riOO.
New York Longshoremen to Strike
New York, March 11). (Hy A. P.) -'
strike of several thousand longshore.
ni"li, checkers mid stevedores employed
hy coastwise steamship lines was voted
hist night to enforce demands presented
several months ago for increased wages
and adjustment of working hours. Union
otlieinls asserted the strike would affect
the Military. Clyde. Morgan, Savuiimili
and Old Dominion lines.
ens Found In Suitcase
A blockade runner currying contra
band goods was detected by an enemy
fleet this morning in Cnmdeir. the ship
interned and the goods confiscated,
The cat nf characters in this thrill
ing dranin were:
The blockade runner, played by Lp
Koy Lewis, n negro giving as his address
Jericho. N. J,
The blockading Meet, played by two
members of (lie Camden police forcec.
The contraband goods, played by three
hens and a rooster.
The drama was elaborately staged at
Sixth and Kaiglin avenue. Cnniden, and
In tile ticurhy police station. The plot
began when the two policemen heard a
vigorous cackling nnd traced it to the
suitense of Lewis. When it was opened
the chickens walked out.
NEGROES .KILLED' BY POLICE
Two Shot Down In Baltimore After
They Attacked Patrolmen
naltlmnre, March 1". Two armed
negroes who attacked policemen were
shot and killed last night, and n negro
burglar was shot with a ride as he
leaped from the second -story window of
i home.
The first man killed was shot down
bv an enlisted military policeman from
''amp Holablrd, after the negro had
tired several shots ut him. TIip second
mas was killed by Patrolman J, F.
Scidl, when the negro, 'after firing three
shuts at another negro, turned on the
imtrnlman and fired at him.
DIVORCE NOT ANNULLED
Mistake Made In Dispatch, Richard
M. Holllngshead Explains
Itichurd M. Holllngshead. a manufac
turer nf Camden,! explained today that
dispatches from Trenton declaring that
the divorce obtained in Nevada by Mrs.
Kmnm L. Holllngshead was null and
void, were untrue.
Inlcnd. what a court opinion said
wns that if it could be shown that the
divorce given Mrs. Hollingshciid was
obtained III much fraud and duress it
would be null and void.
This opinion was given hy Vice Clmn
c llor Itiichanan as n preliminary step
in disposing of a suit for maintenance
brought hy Mrs. Hollingshcnd against
her husband. Mr. Holllngshead had
given his former wife $70,111)11 in lump
sums in lieu of alimony, while lie re
tnins the custody nnd support of (lie
three children.
The opinion of tlic vice chancellor
docs not restore the marital relations of
the Hollingsheads. Since tlic granting
of the divorce Mr. Hollingshcnd bus remarried.
AWARDS TO KIN OF HEROES
French Certificates to Be Presented
to Relatives of War Dead
Memorial services will be held at 2:4."i
tomorrow afternoon in the CJrnnd Opera
House, Pro ad street and Montgomery
avenue, for the presentation nf French
certificates to the next of kin of sol
diers from the Fourth Congressional
district who fell in France,
Tbo services will be held under the
auspices of American Legion Posts 18,'i,
ina, 2."i!). .'!7. 117. I'.'-'O. 151 nnd 201,
in conjunction with the Northwest
Uuslness Men's Association, which hns
assumed the expense of the presenta
tion. Doctor La Place and the French con
sul will represent the French Govern
ment. Illchnrd Weglein. president of
City Couucil, will attend as the city's
representative, and Doctor Franklin
will preside.
Lodge Lectures Again Monday
Sir Oliver Lodge will return to this
city on Monday, accompanied by Lady
Lodge, for the purpose of delivering a
fourth lecture in tiie Academy of Music
Monday evening. Sir Oliver's subject
on tills occasion will lip "Thp Contin
uity of Kxistencc." one of hisSnost pop
ular lectures, nnd one which he has not
yet given to Philadelphia. The noted
scientist is returning ensf nftcr several
weeks of lecturing in the Middle West.
Hartley J. Doyle, who presided attliel
meeting, to appoint u committee which i
will confer y i t h Mayor Moore
A. K. Kails
2315 Wdlnut
Spruce S41S
Factory
531-533 N. 9th St.
Phila., Pa.
Market 422S
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DIAMONDS
Nanette - -Square -Emerald Cut
Pear Shape one Round v
Especially mounted h ilic distinctive
settings producod by tin's Comparty
Wilson Eyre Breaks Shoulder
Wilson Fyre. architect and mnmlirr nf
the Philadelphia Club, suffered n broken !
shoulder when struck by an automobile
at Tenth and Mnrket streets late last
nighr.
Mr. Eyre, who is sixty -five vears old
and lives at lOO.'t Spruce street, was
riiKcn 10 ine .leiterson llospitnl. Pan
IVssero. 'twelfth street near Oxford.
tne driver ot mo mitomohlle, was nr
rested.
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their ircnlt.l atmosphere. A clnncn thmnah
these announcements will assist you in choosing according to your deslraa
end your purse.
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Mornin
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First public display of
cloths in Wanamaker &
Brown's annual Spring
Tailoring proposition
American and Chinese Dishes
llptmcd, Prompt Srrncc. Orchestra.
HI ISC I A I. rilATlltl. I.tery Tuesday, Tliurt-ilny
Htiil Kn(itnln (V. irr CliurBe)
MARION F. WILSON. Kmlncnt Contralto
Sunday Turkey lilimer Sl.S.
HiiNlnchs l.uiieliriio . . jj;i
l:enlilc Dinners sft
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PLATTER LUNCHES
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COFFEE SHOP
13th & Cho.tnul
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Enough cloth for 1000 Suits;
offer limited closing March
27th.
Wanamaker & Brown ( Mf0 "w
Pastry & lea Croam Shop
Finest French Pastry
Order Inken and ilrllvrrrd.
PIPING HOT MEALS
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Oysters in Every Style
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bundny Chicken Dinner, $1.00
newest Roamer limousine
-1- has been created especially
for those whose social position
demands a motor car of patrician
charm. The body is by Rubay,
master-maker of exclusive carros
series. The rare beauty of external
-one and finish is supplemented by
an interior whose rich brocades
and soft -textured velvets, color
fully etched lamps and burnished
fittings bear the imprint of artistic
craft. And the smooth purr of the
lithe motor beneath the silver
girdled radiator subtly suggests
the suave grace of the car entire.
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