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CITY GREETS HEROES
OF
OLYMPIC
GAMES
v Members of Famous Team Are
Honored at Banquet Follow-
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' Ing Big Parade
MAYOR PRESENTS MEDALS
- Even back In Athens when the win
ners enmc buck to the nlil home town,
the victorious Olympic Kqtintl never liml
n greater reception tlmn Philadelphia
(avo her Ucropi last night.
Mayor J. Hampton Moore played the
part of Pericles, mayor of Greece, or
somebody liko that, and he told the boys
In behalf of the city just what the
rest of ths population thought about
their efforts and success at Antwerp
during the recent nrtivitic.
In ordir to hov thnt all tlii wasn't
jtiHt Fourth of .tulj appreciation tin? '
Mayor volunteered the information that
ho would sign an ordinance to pay the
deficit In the local Olympic expenses
ns soon as it was presented to him, and
Klchard WcbIcId. president of Council,
came through with the assurance thnt
Council would pass such an ordinance
In the near future.
The Philadelphia detail of heroes
included twcn'.v -three of the world's
finest nintirr1". oarsmen, fencer, mer
maids, gvtilliilsts. bonr. etc.. all of
Whom w.-iv prevented w ith liu-laN in
recognition of their Antwrip i-vpedi-tion.
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After a long and enthusiastically re
ceived parade of the athletes in auto
mobiles, attended by athletic organi
zations and clubs of the city, the crowd
of COO gathered In the ballroom of the
Bellcvue-Stratford to banquet and listen
to tho orators. In the crowded room
were many of the most prominent men
and women of the city.
Mayor Moore acted as toastraaster
in his most happy style, and called on
Samuel J. Dallas, president of the
National Amateur Athletic Cnlon. to
tell something about the actual facts
of the American team's greatness in the
games.
Other speahi'rs besides tin- Mayor
were Captain l.ouis M. Nulton. com
mandant of the navy yard, and Mr.
Bessie Dobon Altenms. who wns
roundly cheered by the well-known
Itackct Club from the Fall of the well
known Schuylkill; Alexander P. Cojce,
Judges Patterson. Itnnnlwell and Roc
ers, A. C Mrfiowin. Clmrle I'.
(Jrakclow. A II Clexeiiger ami Coi.i
mander Joph U MnrrNon.
U. S. JOBS GO JEGGINQ
Appeals Issued for People to Take
Examinations
There is such n shortage, of eligible
for appointment to federal government
positions paying salaries up to yUoOO a
vcar that the president of the United
1 States Civil Service Commission, Mar
tin A, Morrison, has written an appeal
to tho Philadelphia district secretary,
Stewart Wilson, to induce persons to
enter the examinations for the jobs.
This appeal covers all of Pennsylvania
and Delaware, and the central and
Southern parts of New Jersey.
Vacancies in the federal horticultural
Ixmrd, Department of Agriculture, with
alary range ftom $1200 to $2000, are
for men ns "plant quarantine" in
spectors. In the field or In Washington.
Men and women arc wanted for "com
puter," two grades, with pay ranging
up to .$2100.
The need for clcctrotypore-finlsliors,
paid seventy-fivo cents an hour, is es
pecially urgent in the Government
Printing Office. Tho shortage of cligi
blcs exists also in tho positions of
printer (machine operators, men and
women), bookbinder, pressman, dec-trotypcr-
moulder and sterotyper.
MAN SHOT BY WATCHMAN
Witnesses Say Building Guard Was
Cause of Disturbance
Kdward Dovclin, 1033 Snyder avenue,
was struck in the arm by a bullet yes
terday, fired, it is charged, by a watch
man of a building operation at Twolfth
and Master streets.
The watchman, Michael Foley, 1410
North Twelfth street, is under arrest
nnd will be nrrnlcned tndav before
Magistrate (irells. Residents of the
, neighborhood, charging that Foley was
causing n disturbance, called for n
policeman, lhe hlshth nnd .Icllerson
(treets station sent Patrolman Parson
to quiet the watchman. ParRon was
about to return the blow aimed at him
by tho watchman when Foley pulled out
a revolver and fired, it is said. The
shot struck Dcvclln, passing the corner
at the time.
ASKS LEGION UNITS
10 EXCHANGE IDEAS
crnl times by tho county committee,
ana a general recommendation was an
nounced to tho effect that such visits
would be beneficial to the legion. A
numbor or tho moro progressive posts
uavo mndo official visits.
Tho Shetzllne post has Just conducted
SrRn ncccsstul cn"vnl from which nearly
?o00 was realized. It is proposed shortly
iq organize a membership campaign in
. VU.UH, io increase tnc number ot
W. L. Jenkins, Slietzline Post ,JKonnriea from ICO to approximately
, ... . 300. Tho post wns the sixth in the city
Commandor, Advises Naming
of Visiting Committee
$500 RAISED BY CARNIVAL
That tho posts of the American
Legion in Philadelphia should semi vis
iting committees to nenrby posts is the
recommendation made today by Wil
liam Ij. Jenkins, commnuder of the
William T. Shetzllne Tost, No. 00, of
South Philadelphia.
Each post wilt gain from the other
valuable ideas ns to the manner of con
ducting meetings, explained Com
mander Jenkins. It will also inspire
prldo in tho different posts, since each
group of world war veterans will en
deavor to make the best showing when
the visiting committee is present.
This plan lias been considered sev-
Story Telling
and Story Materials
Two couriw of (tatty of vttM Importune
to nvttr imrwit. trafher, leadrr of Iiotk una
rtrl. nnd of Tlne tn any ope Intmwtfd In
the mc of literature for practical or cultural
'"ivVsJays BH)0 K0 r. SI., hrilnnln
October lOlli. The Art of Stnrj- Telllne nnd
Storv Mntrrlals fcr mo with older ehllilrui.
I.c iilrr Ml" Mnr.v Ad lr.
Tluirwliu" !30 I'. M. Iieslnnlnc Ortoliri
Slut. Homo Factors In the Ilettrrrnent ot
Religions, Instruction. lender Prof, A.
Duncan 1Vcom.
Scttf' for Detail
Y M CA-
Central Building 1421 Arch Street
in selling tickets for the field day last
month.
'There Is a suggc4lon that tho post
,,inl! J?ln wlth th Herbert Warrlncr
VM lJ .P 70 ,n tho observance of
Armistice Day.
Officers of Shetzllne post nre: Wil
Ilam Ii, Jenkins, commander; Jnracs
Hlicrlock. vice commander : A. Nickel,
Jr., adjutant; II. C. Fredericks, finance
officer j II. Slualnk, employment officer;
O. Zagrnus, county commlttco rcpro
tentative ; J. Falvey, entertainment of
ljcor; S. Froiberg, historian; O.
Abrams, L. Freiberg, J. Falvey, A.
Mckel, Jr., J. Goldberg nnd the com
mander, cxecutivo committee; U.
Ferry, chairman; II. Fredericks, Jj.
Boront, James Sherlock nnd O. Zagrana,
constitutional committee. ,
The post was named after Corporal
William T. Bhctillne, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry Shetzllne, of 2227 South
Broad street, n member of 110th 1 jew
Artmery, Battery F,,who was killed
outside of Fismcs, August 12, 101;
Meetings aro hold the first and third
Thursdays of the month. The women m
auxiliary is actively co-operating wltii
tho post, and the chairman "is Mrs. H.
Duffy. . ,t
Uerbert Warrlncr Post, No. 70, nt its
mscung last nigui uuaru u ucw..- --
port of tho business, of the national
convention rrom iranK v. juciviu,
who represented tho first district and
who was on tho resolutions committee.
TRUCK DRIVER GUILTY
DeUnnKP 'Will Be Sentenced for
Killing Elght-Year-Old Boy
Porcy Bruce, a negro, West Spring
avenue, Ardmore, was sent to jail to
await trial yesterday, after he had been
found gnllty of criminal negligence.
Why We Sell Cheaper Location
Open I'ntll fl.30 o'clock
Saturday, 0 o'clock
LE TRIANON RESTAURANT
SIXTEENTH AND SPRUCE
SIOST E.XCLTJ8IVK DINING KO0M IN TTIE DOWN-TOWN SECTION
OPEN 8UNDAV FltOJI Vt TO 0 V. M.
Table Tteiervatlont Phone I.ocrut 4S1
Music by the Famous Cella Orchestra
Luncheon from 11:30 to 2:30 P. M.
Afternoon Tea Dancing Dinner Concert
Supper Dancinij from 10 to 12.30
All dishes arc prepared under personal supervision of Chef Chancy,
formerly with the Ritz-Cnrlton, Paris.
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PHILADELPHIA'S NEWEST and NICEST
STORE TO BUY IN!
It would be hard to find another store where more is done to
please and to SATISFY the customer than in this NEW FASH
IONABLE CLOTHES SHOP for Men and Women. We have gath
ered together on our wide and spacious upstairs floor every DESIR
ABLE MODEL for this year's wear, to be offered at a LOW
POPULAR PRICE and on EASY TERMS.
THE STORE OF A THOUSAND STYLES!
Our nev and pleasing policy requires that YOU MUST BE ABSOLUTELY SATIS
FIED BEFORE A SALE IS MADE ! We are not out to get your money. OUR CREDIT
SYSTEM takes care of any purchase you make. But we do want your SATISFIED and
LASTING TRADE. Our business is based on small profits. We can only succeed if wo
get you TO COME AND COME AGAIN!
LIBERAL, COURTEOUS
DIT!
FALL'S SMARTEST
MODELS SHOWN
IN RICH DISPLAY!
Ladies' and Misses'
FALL SUITS
$32.SO up
Dainty, Artistic
DRESSES
$22.50 up
Fall and Winter
Coats, $29 up
A Real Snappy Dept.
FOR MEN!
With men's salesmen in
charge, who know how a young
fellow nu?ht to look and who not
merely sell you, but help you
make a DESIRABLE SELEC
TION. SUITS
of New Fall Design
$35.50 up
O'COATS
$39
ran
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OPEN SAT. EVE'S
TILL 9.30
Upstairs Over
Palace Jewelry
nan M? IIIIWI ii ii-n,,,,
DA UK IPfO
CLOTHES SHOP j
Cor. NINTH and MARKET STS. Ent. 4 NORTH NINTH
DEPARTMENT STORE, 726 ARCH ST.
Extraordinary Sale!
Women's $40 Coats,
Suits and Dresses
$29
$1.00 a Week
This is a most ex
ceptional saving on
newest garments, that
reflect ull the new
fashion thoughts and
made of best and most
wanted materials.
All sizes for women
and misses.
Men's $30 Suits $
& Overcoats
A special group of new garments at this big reduction: Suits
in newest form fitting and conservative styles Overcoats in single
and drouble breasted effects. All fine quality woolens in all newest
colors.
Boys' Suits, Overcoats $Q.95
and Mackinaws
Flno sturdy built Sultn nnd Overcoats of splendid woolens, Tnshloned
In the Btylcs boys like All built to stand hard wear. All sizes up to 17
years.
Brace's motnrlritMr killed .Tnmcs
Fisher, eisht Team old. mi October S,
.ot Aspen street 'and Lancaster avenue.
Bruce is wild to have sped away being
captured nftcr n cliase ot two raiies.
Benjamin Fry, 4017 Kcno street, tea-
tfflftfl fhrtf. wllMt lilt nutfni ll- ,77.1
didn't take the child to the h2M
ho replied, "I'm Solnq tobeat itT-j
1Q.95
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in sh
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TOMORROW
Dalsimer offers
Patent Colt
Boots at
1 a m J
Originally priced much
higher!"
These assured-style
Shoes for Women
Patent Colt with
Kid Tops with Satin
Tops nnd in all
Patent Colt. The
greatest value we
have ever offered
at $7.90.
An astounding value!
This luxurious Boot, full of
the lure of novelty and dainty
feminine gracefulness. In
Patent Colt, presenting a
charming effect not to be sur
passed. Especially low-priced
at $7.90 originally much
higher. A rare opportunity
YOUR chance to profit. See
them today 1
H0SBERY REDUCTIONS
'Tis a feat to fit feet
Qktmmm.
The Big Shoe Store
1204-06-08 Market St.
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Marmot
Raccoon
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Marmot
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105.00
French
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Squirrel
Trimmed
.105.00
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Your CfluoDce Amy of These
Fur Coats
(as Pictured)
195,00
'And Every One Worth $100 More
JJI Tho most unusual, the most cxtraor-
obtain 'In high-quality Fur Coats any
where. You must see them to fully ap
preciate this great money-saving event.
Only a limited number they won't last
long at this remarkable price. For to
morrow only.
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Free!
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
AUSTRALIAN SEAL
STOLES
12 inches wide, 72 inches
long. Made from fine, soft,
lustrous skins. Beautifully
lined, and exceptional value.
29.50
Fur Stoles
French Seal
Scotch Moleskin . ,
Taupe Nutria
Natural Squirrel .,
Jap Mink
Jnp Kolinsky
Natural Skunk . .
Russian Kolinsky. .
Bnum Marten . . .
Hudson Bay Sable.
Natural Mink
,..49.50
...74.50
..89.50
...94.50
.125.00
.155.00
,.195.00
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.250.00
.295.00
Fur Coats & Wraps
Taupe Marmot 89,50
French Seal 125.00
Brown Marmot . . . .145.00
Trim'd French Seal. 225.00
Jap Mink 245.00
Trimmed Leopard.. .295.00
Natural Squirrel . . .345.00
Australian Opossum 345.00
Trim'd Htidson Seal. 345.00
Genuine Beaver 475.00
Taupe Nutria Wrap . 595.00
Httdson Seal Wrap. .645.00
Baby Caracul Wrap. 650.00
Muskrat
Seal
Trimmed
105.00
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SPECIAL
Choker Scarfs
Animal effects in Aus
tralian Opossum and Jap
Mink.
12.50
Fwr Coateesz
Australian Seal S4.50
Hudson Seal 110.00
Taupo Nutria 145.00
Scotch Moleskin 245.00
Eastern Mink 275.00
Taupe Wolf
Black Fox . . ,
Brown Wolf
Taupe Fox . .
Black Lynx .
Fur Sets
.4950
.49.50
.59.50
.05.00
.69.50
Fur Scarfs
Taupe Wolf ..-, 14.50
Natural Mink 19.50
Natural Kaccoon. f . . . .19.50
Brown Fox 24.50
Taupe Fox 24.50
Black Fox 29.50
Natural Skunk 29.50
Scotch Moleskin 29.50
Stone Marten 29.50
Jap Sable 34.50
Fitch, 2-skln 39.50
Natural Squirrel 39.50
Jap Cross Fox 49.50
Hudson Bay Sable.... 97.50
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Zhe Captive Cap
Clings to the Kolynos Container
Gone forever is the day of the "mussy"
tube, due to the truant cap which runs away
and hides.
This Captive Cap, used exclusively on
Kolynos, overcomes any possibility of the
loss of the cap a frequent happening with
children and not uncommon with grown-ups.
Its appeal, as an added refinement, has been
instant, everywhere.
Tha Captive Cap makes the Kolynos tube
ideal for the traveler, for, the man who must
save time and temper, and is a sure cure for
absent-mindedness.
KOLYNOS
with the patented Captive
Cap is presented to the pub
lic without increase of price.
It has been the policy of the
Kolynos Company, always,
to tive the best possible ser
vice regardless of expense, and
this applies to the container
as well as its contents.
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New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.
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