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ber, testified he had taken tho daughter
of Mrs. Mayers to her home. Drown
said ho had bought a quart of wine and
a quart of whisky, but denied cither
Was drugged. Mrs. Mayers said she had
ono drink, and thcu had been taken
suddenly 111, , ,
There was ?lf)0 found In Drown's
pockets. He said he had taken it to keep
Mrs. Mayers from losing It;
CHEAPER GLOTHING
NOT YET IN SIGHT
groups of posts caro to make them. Me.rt
Is Opportunity for the receipt of the
mcjdal to become an Important epoch In
the life of every cxscrvlco person' and
for the onnlvcrsary of the official ending
of the world war to rccclvo a splendid
historical setting as significant as that
of July 4 or Memorial Day, National
headquarters appeals to all departments
and posts for whole-hearted co-operation
aud team play to put -this across
for the everlasting glory of America and
the Legion. It is believed that 11 u. m.
would bb tho Ideal hour to havo the
ceremonies begin." ,
In I'hlladolphla county, tho matter of
distribution of medals might be taken
up effectively by the seventy-five active
posts. One of the notableacblevemcnts
of the Legion was the distribution of
French memorial certificates here.
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Tako Place at 11 A. M.
Throughout tho Country
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SUSPICION OF DRUGGING
i A taxi ride lout night of Mrs. Kllza
fctth Mayors, 228 Enst AllcRheny nrc
'line, and Thomns nrown, twiMity-Novrn
jrars old, 247 Cornwall street, ended
In the arrest of both, after Hrnwn had
put up a terrific fifdit with Mounted
Policeman Schwartz.
As a sequel to the ride, both were
arraigned before MnglMrnto Price to
day in the Twenty-second utrcct and
Hunting Park avenue station.
BroWn was held under ?S00 ball for
a further hearing on a charge of nsouult
and battery, and on suspicion of lar
ceny. Mrs. Mayers was held under
$3(X) ball, charged with breach of tho
peace and as a material witness.
According to the story told the magis
trate, Mrs. Mayers yesterday drew $2t0
out of bank, as first payment on a
house she and her husband had selected.
At 6:30 she met Drown at Cumberland
street and' Kenslngtin nvenue, and the
taxirnb driven by Michael Fnrrell, 772
ISorth Twenty-fifth street, was sum
moned. With Mrs. Mayers was her
eight-year-old daughter.
An hour later Mounted Policeman
' Schwartz, of the Dranchtown stntion,
heard sreann, emt 8nilop:g to Wyo
ming avenue and Fishers lnue. i-nw
Brown ilragglng Mr;. Mayers from the
taxi and across the street. The taxi
drovp rapidly away.
i-oiiceman athwart testified he had
arrested Drown after n fight in which
no broke the middle finger of his left
hand. Drown, said the policeman, of
fered him ?.r0 to let him go and arrest
the woman instead. Schwartz arrested
them both. He then gave his key to a
passerby, and the patrol was sent for.
Farrcll, traced by his license num
Manufacturer Horo Takes Issue
With Washington's Opti
mistic Views
Fall and winter clothes may be even
higher In price than they were last
spring.
A representative of A. D. Klrsch
baum Co., clothing manufacturers to
day took issue with the. statement nun
the attorney general's ollicc at 'WaHii
nlgton that there Is no justification for
a price increase In suits.
Suits for this coining fall have been
made up of woolens purchased nt prices
prevailing a year ngo, according to the
Klrschbaum representative. Woolen
lines for next spring haven't been
opened yet, ho stated, but for next
summer the prospects are for higher
priced mohairs, palm beaches and other
light clothing than for this summer.
"Clothing manufacturers have not
noted an decrease In the cost of labor
or any Incrensed efficiency by the work
ers," he sold. ''Clothing manufacturer
generally are on part time. They sim
ply won't produce more clothes than
the public will buy. Generally they arc
content to fill orders and are not manu
facturing In anticipation of n big de
mand. "The price of a suit for the nvcrage
man this fall should be from .$10 to
?(i0. The retailer won't be able to do
much better than this. Those who are
selling nt decreased prices now nrc
overstocked."
Public Service Men to Meet
Representatives of the Public Service
Commissions of Pennsylvania'. New
York, Ohio, Maryland and West Vir
ginia will meet here to discuss uniform
practice in regard to natural gas mat
ters. The results of tho conference will
be submitted to the naturul gas con
ference in Pittsburgh, on July 28. At
that time rules adopted by gas corpora
tions for conservation will be submitted.
Real Estate
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Every department of real es
tate activity is covered in this
organization:
Buying and Selling
Mortgages (First and Second)
Renting and Collections
Insurance
The consolidation of tho S. C. Krau3 and
Albert M. Greenfield organizations pro
vides what we believo to be tho most
complete and efficient real estate service
available. "
Albert M. Greenfield & Co.
Real Estath
15th & Chestnut Streets
Branch Office: 512 S. 5th St. Philadelphia
the quality of the cream mixture and
the time spent in freezing, hence the
right proportions of lec and salt
Vacuum Freezer at J. Frnnklin
Miller's 1612 Chestnut Street.
WHETHER you are looking for
a new tennis racquet or desire
to h.ave your old favcrito restrung
you would do well to wend your way
toward the store of A. G. Spalding
& Bros.. 1210 Chestnut Street. I
visited the department devoted to
the repairing of racquets and cn
vouch for the efficiency of tho work.
Snaldlng's have a new oak racquet,
which Ir very good, and the Snulrfln"
Gold Medal racquet, strung with
block and white gut. is n worth
while investment. Something new
In the tennis world is tho enlvnnfzcd
marker for th court, which pomes
In sections. Its nointd teeth Al
Into the ground q"d make n rerma
nont murkine. I was tyterpstod.
tnn. ?n the pit with rflt'Vpt whh
enables you to loosen or tighten tho
trtwUI.
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POSTS WILL BE IN CHARGE
Distribution of Victory medals No
vember 11. Armistice Day, by posts of
the American Legion throughout the
I nlted States has been nrranged'for at
national headquarters In Indianapolis,
according to nn announcement made to
day by department headquarters, 811
riietnut street.
iiiniiAitiiiii nun uven vim nn
with the War Department which paves
me wny ior xormai presentation 01 tne
medals in simultaneous ceremonies.
A bulletin Issued from department
headquarters contains the following :
"At the request of the Legion's na
tional commander, the War Deportment
has consented to deliver on request.
Hirrtiicli tlin nnnrAtf .. -..l .... a..
rriiltlng station, to U10 commander of
eiirn i.egion posi application lilnnk
needed. After these have been llllert
mi. nA frtMtntt1nr1 .l.n I'll.. ...... ..11.
inn 11111. .... ........ inn v ii-iiir, uiruuin
will be mailed to the individual legion
naires in care 01 inoir respective pot
commanders, who can keep them pend
ing the date for Joint community pres
entation ceremonies. In filling out these
blanks tho delivery address must be
given as in care of the post commander.
"There Is ample time for preparation
of programs as elaborate as posts or
So many women find It interesting to plan for Fall while nt the
eeashore, or mountains, and the Chestnut Street Shops can aid mate
rially in helping them to select House Furnishings, Wearing Apparel,
n whatever else they may need. Many of the Bhops are already show
ing their Fall stocks and will reserve your selection for Fall delivery.
Cream : TTAVE you seen the new "shirt-
waist sets" at Bailey, Hanks &.
Biddle Company's store? They nrc
1 really the most attractive and useful
I pins that I have seen in a long time.
I The sot consists of a bar pin and two
smaller pins. I hey arc of gold or
platinum and aro set with diamonds
rpHE Auto Vacuum Ice
J- Freezer is gaining many friends
particularly since the auto-tnp
season began. It is so easy to pack
your Ice cream freezer, put it in the
tonncau and open it at luncheon
time, to find that you have smooth,
velvety ice cream for dessert with
out the tiresome effort of turnincr .1 One tlint I thought narticuln'ly
crank. It is often thought that lovely was in bow-knot design. Yoi.
cranking or churning makes ice may use the large pin in your collar
cream smooth, but. in realitv. tho and the two smnll ones to hold to-'
texture of ice cream is dependent on , cether the cuffs of your dninis
summer shirtwaists. Ono finds nn
infinite number of uses for a trio
such as this, and one makes no mif-
must bo used. A smaller quantity take in choosing one of these sets
of ice is roquired in this freezer than n a birthday present for omn on"
In others, and replenishing is not who hns so many things that it is
necessary. Ask to see the Auto 1 difiicult to lind anything new.
WHAT a wonderful time of venr 1
it is for fruits! Just nbout
every fruit yeu can think of is
obtainable now nt Henry R. Hal
lowell & Son's, Urnnd Street below
Chestnut California Bartlett Pea,r.
delicious Peaches, large red. juicy
Plums. Grapes, th" most luscious of
Cantaloupes and Hopoy Dpw Melons'
Inrsre, sweet Cherries; Pinoaonlcs;
Hothouse Hranes, from I'elglum:
AlUcator Vonrn, nn dpl'r!nus in
salads, and those wonderfully col
ored Mnngoes. Hnllowell's f-nits are
all of the verv highest fluidity ard
ne from the best producing sections
of the country. They look most
tom"tlncr nrrnnrod in Oift Ilnikets
or Hampers, and are very much ap
preciated by th"c stnWinrr on an
ccan voyage, Thov will sMn theji'
fruits to nnv nnint within 1000
mlies of Philadelphia. Perfect de
livery is .guaranteed
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
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N. E. Cor. 8th & Filbert SU
Nu mil or delivery, but hon-
rtt valoo and (nod rnrlc
We Clean and Dye Shoes
WHOLE SOLES
of genuine Neolin and
rubber heelt
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At Geuting's
A Sale of Children
Shoes
The demand of the builders for moro room to complete operations at our ,
Market Street Store compels us to tako a dccislvo loss on oUr Children's
Shoes In an effort to reduce stocks at onco. Here aro sovcral thousand
pnirs of Tan and Black Russia Calf Oxfords and Patent and dull Ankle,
Strap Pumps now being sacrificed at
$3
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Misses' Sizes, $4.90
SPECIALIAt Market St. Store ONLY
500 Pairs Children's, Misses' and Boys' Low $r g5
Shoes . . . . -.,.
Ends of Lots, Short Lines, Going at )
Headquarters for the Best "KEDS"
Clean-Up of All
Our Children's
Summer Sox.
Values Up to 50c,
Now
29 c
flgr (PR0 N WNC?r CYTIND)
IT he Stores of Famous Shoes I
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1230 Market
(First Floor)
1308 Chestnut
(Third Floor)
Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
fiione
Merlon 667
Phone
Over brook 33S8
These Beautiful Homes
Just as tho Princo of Merchants' took the lead, at personal sacrifice
of profits, In bringing down tho high costs of merchandise, so va
have determined to mako nn effort to mako It possible for tho nubile
to buy good homes at moro reasonable prices. To this end we shall
offer our houses and lots west of 66th Street at 10 per cent less than
real selling value. Thb prices on theso homos aro well known In tha
neighborhood and th6 genulno reductions can easily bo verified It
Is our endeavor to sell theso properties directly to thoso that wish
them for occupancy.
Saving Hundreds of
Dollars for You if
You Act Quickly
Prices quoted below are subject to 10 discount
THE ikPROVED INSTRUMENT BOARD
qA Feature of the New Series Hay ties
YOU easily depress the small lever (A)
at the leftand the velvety-powered
Haynes engine with its dependable force
and strength in reserve, is in motion,
softly humming in readiness to propel
your new series Haynes.
Quick control of any part of the ligKting
system is secured by depressing the small
lever(B) at the right.
Observe the picture of the modernly
equipped and conveniently arranged instru
ment board of the new series Haynes. The
simplifying refinements bring the starting
and lighting of the car literally to your
fingertips,' This is just one of the desirable
and outstanding features of the new series
Haynes one suggestion of the many
approved ideas and developments wftjsh
are incorporated in the new serieB Haynes
car. Through these refinements the name
Haynes has become synonymous with
character.
The new scries Haynes cars embody and
portray in every way the four essential
factors of car-character beauty, strength,
power and comfort.
The lustrous aluminum body, with its last
ing and mirror-like finish, the sturdy
chassis and rugged mechanism, and the
deep leather upholstery of the wide, roomy
and comfortable seats all these are care
fully and scientifically harmonized to the
point that leaves nothing further to be
desired in the new. series Haynes.
Such excellence as is offered to-day in the
new series Haynes naturally creates a
desire that commands every facility of our
great new factories.
HENRY A. ROWAN, Jr., Co.
2031 Market Street
Spruce 4725
Overbrook is the most desirable resi
dence section in suburban Philadelphia
These homes are in one of the choicest locations' in
Overbrooktho Morris Estate. Substantially built
according to the design of famous architects.
Convenient to Churches, schools and the new 18
hole golf course of the Overbrook Country Club.
Only twenty minutes by motor through Fairmount
rar io ine neart or tne city. Inspection
appuiiikumiii.
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