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jtonual Parade of Dwindling
1? Ranks Today's Feature of
Encampment
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J'tIARCH LESS THAN MILE
T By the Associated Prew
$, Indianapolis, Sept. 22. The h!n-
llllng posts of the nrmy tlint more than
Hftyflve years ago took up tnp rarc
U.f fcM for the nrpservntion of tlie
tjnlon today pnmrd in review. More
than 10.000 members of the (Irani!
"Army of the Ttepublle. here for the an
tinal encampment, partieipnted in tlie
frrownlns event of the week the nnnual
,. ..: ttn4i.1 of 1ft n. tn.
'M.. w..id. wno roimlilernblv leis tban a
'tallo In length. Hut for thoe whose
'infirmities presented their mardiing
iutomoblles cre provided
T Although the route of the parndc was
'kwatly shortened, every preparation
.ixvaa tnndc to rare for veterans uho
Visht become ill or drop out for nny
ITcason. Fourteen first-aid htations
and eight ambulnnee stations were cy
itabllshcd nlong the short line of march.
Kith nearly a half -hundred doctors in
JIM j4tff lit
rv.nn.n.wlip.!n.rhlef Hall and hi'
. r ... .t.. ..1. t.nI1 tlinr rnuplln.1
)the State House, where the reviewing
stand was placed. ,
The naratle wu the oni ai-niij.
rfcide from a fe -oi-iul events. "lateil
for the etcians todnj Their buincn
iMMinn will be held tomorrow. 'e-
'nr,lnv .ik nreiinieil with reunions of
Various divisions and brigade.
I Loomls Scoticld, of New Cnanan,
'Conn., estenlay was elected fleet com
wjnodore of the National Association of
. liJJaval Veterans of the United States
fof America. 1S01-C", at the Vusincvs
eession of the organUatlon. Daniel b.
.'."Wilder, of Columbus. O., was re-elected
.commander of the National Associa
tion of I'nion Kx 1'risoncrs of "jr.
I The various auxiliaries of the u. A
0. . . . I t. .. .Ainnu tl.rAlt linttt
TJl. I1CIU UUMi:.i VPCIVItl i...VUf,..VUv
'the day. . .,
I Lieutenant fiovernor V. IS. Harrows ,
of Nebraska: Congressman C lifford
Ireland, of Peoria. 111., and l'rank
Bhellhouse, of Indirnapolis. are being
nBidered for national commander, it
J"wan announced
t The report of MUs Mary I?. Iredo.
f New .Ier-.ey, president of the Sons
L'cf eterans Auxiliary. sJiowh a total
!niemberhi! "f 2:5.000 a gain of 2000
during tlie last jear. ,
A RESCUES FAMILY AT FIRE '
Former Army Officer Then Returns
to Extinguish the Flames
A f..rmir nrnu officer rescued a fani-
Mir from n burning house last night and
him rxturneil to extiiicuish the flames.
? The fire, in the home of Mrs. Cath- ,
Vrine Conarroe, TnT Wallace street, i
was discovered b .lolin Collins. "7,
Corinthian avenue, who was a lieuten
ant in the army.
1 Collins ran into the house and with
;the aid of Tbomas McCrcry, 2.101
iFairmount avenue, helped the family
to the street and then ran to the third
'floor and cxtlnguisncu uie oiazc.
HELD" FOR SUGAR THEFT
Employe Charged With Having
Drayman Haul It From store
', Magistrate Price at the Twenty-second
street and Hunting Park avenue
station today held Alfred Hendrie. of
fjfiM-ehwood avenue, in $400 bail for a
'.further hearing, ciiarged with larcenj
! of S00 nounds of sugar.
Hendrie was left in charge of a store
at Eighth street and Oak lane lat eve
ning. It is alleged he arranged wnn a
'drajman to haul the sugar away from
the More just before closing tlim
WILLS PROBATED TODAY
Wills admitted to probate today in
eluded those of Henry C. Harmon. For
U -eighth street and Woodland avenue.
I $12,050: Mary Kelly. 2210 Itittenhouse
street. $5500: Pauline Koehier. 37.15
(North Tenth street. 510,307; Barthold
' Oppenhcimer. 3R.'!0 North Smcdley
, Hreet. $0700, and Oottlcib Wicland.
Florence. N. J , SSoOO. Inventories
were filed today in these estates:
Charles T. Colladay, S2.301.S0.1.14:
Margaretta Hutchinson. 566.143.04;
Jlobert Cornly. 5281.571.83; Jacob S.
Hecker. S13.121 27, and I.oui.'a Atkin
son. $7010.10
Reading Railway Reports Drive
8unday Unloading Is Succeeding
Figures show nn increase In freight
movement on the Philadelphia nnil
Heading nail way ns 'a rjsult of the
drive being conducted for Sunday unloading.
Tins information is contained in a
statement issued today by the com
pany. "Very satisfactory results have been
secured by the Philadelphia and Head
ing Hallway in its efforts to secure In
cteased yrvlce from its freight equip
ment," the statement says.
"Special cfTorts have been made to
increase the dally movement of freight
cars, to provide for heavier miming, to
eliminate unnecessary road and termi
nal delays and to Increase the umimt
of the car and engine repair shops.
"All of these efforts have met with
success. At the present time there is
no congestion of general freight in any
of the jards in Philadelphia. Freight
is being accepted at all points and is
being moved promptly.
"A number of permanent ndditions
to the Heading's facilities have been
made for the purpose of securing in-
on tnc uelnware river, in me mini- .inhn M. C arke. n
erford-Allentown district third and cias of 1017 of the University of Penn
fourth tracks have been added to the
Heading's lines to reduce the toad time
of freight trains.
"It Is expected that delivery of tho
thirty-eight new locomotives ordered by
the Heading will begin very shortly."
sjlvatila and for the last year assistant
to tlie dean or tlie rouege, saueti from
New Nork jesterday on the Aquilanla,
with a group of twenty-seven other
Ilhodes scholars, for England.
C. V. Morley, -brother of Christopher
.n.i... i v.a BCimiun wane nnuresscs.
graduate of the Mr rarc .... , ,,,. . ...
. ,.v ...u l. lci.u. in ,ji HI,"
At the completion rit his course In
1017 he entered the service nnil when
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the college, Arthur llo'j-
HOSPITAL .FETE TONIGHT
The lawn fete nnil carnival of St.
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Htrtcw: the nr '.M" ". McK,.
tinvnttl tha fuml for th0 crS "' 4 1
new Jiurses' home, w III ?,V "J ' tK i
Tllo affair will be wStl"" "StaT 1
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lldlngs "' io trtaln
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Willow Brook Farms
Certified Milk
Starting Thursday, September 23d, this milk will
be delivered by the
WAWA DAIRY FARMS
in Philadelphia, Germantown and Atlantic City.
Please Telephone Yxtur Orders to
I Preston 2531
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ENROLL NOW
I)Y .M F.VENTNO CI.A8SES
A roure at Nff Collf? will
hlp Ou develop lf-confl-dnct
I' will add to your
i omniprelal praoml and social
U" ' Cnuran Oratory.
I locution, Halrnmamhlp.
D-amatlo Art, Autherahlp and
PUBLIC SPEAKING
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NEFF COLLEGE
1730 CHESTNUT ST.
fall nrltn or phon Spruco S21S for
fr booUlt Office opn dally 0 so to S
D i 8 crim inating
visitors in Phila
delphia are offered
home comforts at
Hotel
otjaatve
W. B. KUGLER, Mgr.
Broad at Fairmount Ave. 1
Large, Airy Bedroom
Newly Papered and
Newly Painted
New Simmoni Bedi
Komfo Box Springs
Hair Mattres.es
New Plumbing
Dancing
Restaurant
Banquet Rooms
ROOF GARDEN
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Quality Goes Clear Through
AUTOMOBILES
We believe that Mr. Jan
ney's letter carries a message
to everybody interested in au
tomobiles: to the man who is
driving a car today which he
feels is not delivering maxi
mum service, and to the pros
pective purchaser whose un
certainty of choice has become
an obsession. The solution in
both cases is obvious. Thi3
letter is an unsolicited, un
prejudiced expression from a
man who knows automobiles.
We have many more like it in
our files.
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Prompt Delivery on Open and- Closed
Models, $1672 to $4745 Delivered
in Philadelphia
THE STUDEBAKER SALES CO. OF PHILADELPHIA
847-49 North Broad Street
Phone Poplar 6620
Philadelphia
Likes the Dort
No greater triumph has come to the Dort than this
steady rise in popularity in Philadelphia.
Naturally we are intensely proud of the way the
Dort is winning Philadelphia's good will.
The circle of Dort owners is widening and extend
ing itself with a persistency that can be accounted
for only by the very unusual value that the car
does represent.
It is an interesting situation because, as you know,
buyers today have become exceedingly motor wise.
Furthermore, Philadelphia is the very heart of the
world's greatest automobile market.
So that we doubt if we could offer more direct
proof of the goodness of this car than the highly
partisan preference Philadelphia is displaying
toward the Dort.
W. S. Kip Motor Co.
1408-10 N. Broad Street (at Master)
Open Evenings Phone, Poplar 7506
Distributors for Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New
Jersey, Delaware. Eastern Shore Maryland
With ackttowlcdgmtiftt to K C. B,
The -tele of a clod-
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PHILADELPHIA PRICES
Touring
Roadster
- $1220 Fourseason Sedan - $1890
- $1220 Fourseason Coupe - $1890
We have a limited number for immediate delivery
Deferred Payments Arranged
DEALERS
Logan Garage
5023 N. Broad St., Phil.
Salvatore Arena
Hammonton, N. J.
Thompson Hardware 3c Supply Ce.
HiU.boro, Md.
C. A. Giorlnazi!
Vineland, N. J.
Hartrell Motor Co.
Souderton, Pa.
George J. Moiei
Weit Chester, Pa.
Albright Auto Company
Allentown, Pa.
Sheppard & Sheppard, Salem, N. J.
Lippman Brotheri
Atlantic City, N. J.
McBride & Brommall
Bridgeton, N. J.
Roger & Broi.
Onancock, Va.
Edward E. Weaver
Tama.un.ua, Pa.
Drool. & Virgin
Trenton, N. J.
Elmer P. Schiffert
Phlllip.burg, N. J.
Ruuell H. Fend!
. 259 S. 52d St., Phil.
Ed. Ream
Mount Joy, Pa.
Gordon Clayton
Torn River, N. J.
W. W. Kegerreit
Shippemburg, Pa.
H. L. DeVault
Repaupo, N. J.
Stauffer Auto Co.
Lancaster, Pa.
W. S. Shenk
Lebanon, Pa.
Daniel H. Hancock
Stockton, Md.
Benjamin J. Wallace
Lanidale, Pa,
J. W. Stare
York, Pa.
Thomas Olnon
WeitvUle, N. J.
Gordy.Paige Co.
Salisbury. Md.
Lewii Hamm
Weatherly, Pa.
OPPORTUNITY FOR DEALERS IN OPEN TERRITORY
THERE'S AN old gif.
THEY USED to poll.
SO OLD that nowadays.
PEOPLE THINK It's nnr.
ABOUT, THE nan who h4,
TO SHOOT Ub dog.
AND A friend asks.
"WAt JHE doc madr
AND THE first my.
8AY8, -WELL, ha wtuml,
80 DANQ trail pleased,
AND A chap told ma.
THAT THIS daerorflMd,
SOME SMOKES he'd triad,
THEY DIDNT exactly.
MAKE HIM mad.
BUT HE waaat
SO VErtYsreIl pleased
OF COURSE that was,
.
MY CUE to slip hlnu
A REAL ctftrette.
AND AFTER He'd tatam.
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A GOOD pull or two.
INTO HIS constitTiticm.
HE GRINNED and said.
"THE ONLY way these.
WILL EVER make yon mod.
IS THE way. v
YOUR FRIENDS eat 'em fro.
I ONLY hope you're got.
A COUPLE of packs.
FOR THEY sure.
DO SATISFY."
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thing- In their mild smoothness that goes
right to ihe spot. ChBlee tobaccos, Turkish
and Domestic a blend that literally cant be
copied a special moisture-proof wrapper r
their extra protection on every count, Cnes
terflelds "satisfy."
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