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DEMOCRATS NOT EXPECTED
TO GIVE NATIONAL BUDGET
Wix J. JFiWu illorrin Says Paf
'farm Pledge Is Merely Mock
on Part of Administration
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'Economy and Need of Real
Business Methods Stressed
by Woman in Political Tall;
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i;.f "The iopular demand for a budget is
'Tidenccd by tho fact thnt both part
' platforms included it in 1010, and again
V this year' says Mr, .r. Willis Martin.
of tho vromen's Republican committee.
"Senator Harding hn said 't he
Hew tho budget system uill effect n
jieccKsary, helpful reformation and re
veal biiRinnsH methods to government
buNintss' ; and Oovcrnor Ci siiyt 'I
helieve that a rinxlerii budftH -.'stem i
necessary."
"The Republican plntfntm justl.i con
gratulatcs the 'itmtr mi tfte paswiiRo
of 'nn executive budget bill,' nnd eon
demiiH President Vilon for vetoing it.
"While there are constitutional dltll
cultics to be overcome in the enactment
of u law providing a complete budget
cystcm. tbe nrcompliihtnent of the task
It moro likeh to bo realized under n
llepublican auminiKtratiou as proved by (
tho action in pas,init the bill, than by ,
Democrats although fair words aro j
written in their platform anil spoken
by their candidate.
"The ncreyiity for the adoption ot
a budget system in tho administration
of our national affairs cannot be ex
plained in clearer terms than those
employed by Dr. Nicholas Murray But- !
ler In 'In America Worth Saving ' 'In
our form of lovernmcnt,' he cays, 'the
Congress is made responsible for de
termining what work tho government
shall undertake, what form of execu
tive organization shall be established to
carry on this work, and what amount
of public funds shall bo provided In
Rtneral and in detail for the operations
bf the government, as well as how those
funds shall be raised. Since no money
may bo drawn from the Trensurery
but in consequence of appropriations
' mode bv law, a proper budget becomes
tho ins'trumeut of legislative control
over the public administration.
" 'It is for Congress to determine
what shall ami what shall not be done,
what shall nnd what shall not be un
dertaken. All experience proves that it
what is to be done is decided in hap
hazard and desultory fashion or, in ro-
aponse to the unco-ordlnated recom
mendations of a hundred different ad
ministrative olliccrs. there will be
waste, duplication of effort and inef
v fectiveness. To escape these and to
enable the Congress and the country to
hold the President and his adminlstra- I
tion directly nnd fairly accountable for i
public policies, nllke of omission and of
commission, the l'resident should him- i
self bo called upon to present each
vear to the House of Representatives
a definite and well -.analysed estimate
of those proposed expenditures which i
Vhe administration wishes to Mipport j
and to make its own.
" 'Moreover, the President should ex-
" plicltly recommend tho wiiyn in which
the moneys necessary to meet the pro- i
posed appropriations arc to bo raised.
If the Congress accepts these recom
mendations, it makes the policy of the
administration its own ; if it departs '
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SPIRITUAL HEALER
"TREATS" 62 MORE
Father Hathaway Again Con
ducts Simple Coromony at St.
John's Episcopal Church
Sixty-two men, women and children
enme trustingly to the altar of St,
John's Episcopal Church, at German
town nvenuo and Seymour street, last
night and sought, through faith, to be
healed of bodily afflictions.
j Father llathuway, the Norristown
-spiruuni neaier," again conducted nis
impressively simple ceremony of laying
his hands on tho heads of the affllctedi
nnolntlng them with oil and praying
for their dellvcranco "rom suffering,
The calm of understanding nnd
divine trust which spread over the.
faces of the maimed, blind and palsied
was tho first manifestation of tho po
tency of unfaltering faith which filled
the hcartH of tho men and women.
Last night's service was of Iho name
nature as tho slmplo ceremony Wed
nesday evening, when Father Hathn
way opened his healing mission.
There was an Introductory address
ny tno minister, followed by earnest
prayer and the sjnging of n hymn by
a.
tho congregation, which knelt. The
Hcv. P. M. Wetherlll. reelor of the
cnurcn, assisted in tho anointing.
Twenty-five, persons sought cure by
fulth at a scrvlco yesterday morning
ui m, jonn s. in nil "0(j persons
have now laid their- afflictions at the
nltor of faith, believing they will be
iieniea
.MRS. J. WILLIS MARTIN
from them, then the Congress publicly
and of ivcord assumes the responsi
bility.' "
Have You Dined
and Danced in
THE BOX
AT THE RITTENHOUSE
22nd & CHESTNUT STS.
The Tierney Five
Playing Real Music and Fur
nishing Real Entertainment
for Luncheon, Dinner & Supper
iiniOLL, ItKSTAUltANT, HALT,
HOOMS, BANQIT.T AND I'M-
VATE DINING ROOMS
ouslievtp's $ nttltlcssCuslifiilj Bolun JFurmtud
Davenports, J
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Chaises Longues
and
Chairs
Ilete i-i tho highest
..enlevement of muster
raftsmen. Unequaled in
real lasting luxury, dig-
nii.; of deign i ud ovclusive qiuility ot materials. Its comfort and
distinction have won for us a great and"interesting patronage. Un
less you have enjoyed it in the homes of your friends, or have it in
your own house, you can have no idea of iu .superiority.
Each piece made and upholstered to your individual order.
Sample models may be seen, and, coverings selected in our Wai-e-rooms.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding ,
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
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BONW1T TELLER &CC
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CHESTNUT AT iatSTR2ET
FOR TOMORROW
J Remarkable Offerfig of
FALL HATS
Special 10.00
A very special collection of
smart new hats in a wide and
varied assortment of styles, '
shapes, colors and materials.
Tho values are really ex
ceptional lowered costs
of materials make possible
this extremely low price.
Wo advise early shopping,
as there are but 135 hats
In all.
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BONWIT TELLER &,CQ
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CHESTNUT AT IS STREET
For SalurdaX) , ' ji.
Exceptional Offerings '5
3une fllk" TrocR$,
$uit$, Wrap$ & Coats
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At Much Below Regular Price
Due to Lower Cost of Materials
Specialized for Saturday
MISSES' SUITS of
"RAINBOW TWEEDS"
59.50
Exclusive with this shop. Belter models
developed in beautiful, hard-wearing
"Rainbow" Tweeds, lined throughout.
Colors: Browns, blues, dark greens and
other seasonable shades; in solid or
heather colorings.
MISSES' SUITS of
DUVET de LAINE
89.50
Several models; one in particular has a
"tie-thru" fur collar, fur pocket trimming
and cable stitchery. All are Radium silk
lined.
MISSES' FUR-TRIMMED
VELDYNE SUITS .t
98.50
This hoft surface fabric developed in the
new suit silhouette, accentuating the new
Princess line, with concentrated side full
nessn Fur collar and pockets of nutria.
Radium lining; sizes 14 to 18.
MISSES' POIRET TWILL
& TRICOTINE FROCKS
75.00 -
Several smart models featuring graceful
panels from a Moyen-age waist; cut steel
beading in beautiful motifs; two models
have narrow sashes, cut steel beaded.
MISSES' DRESSES
(Including Import Models)
95.00 to 185.00
Developed in duvetyn, veldyne and twill
fabrics; plain or shadow embroidery
trimmed; beaded, Cire ribbon trimming and
plain-tailored models.
I
MISSES' WRAPS ,
& COATS
110.00 to 295.00
A host of styles developed in Evora, Mar
vella, Veldyne and Bokhara. Fur collars
and cuffs of beaver, wolf, squirrel, mole or
nutria. Radium or Pussywillow linings.
MISSES' SMART
UTILITY COATS
59.50 to 110
Sports, belter and dolman effect
models, lined throughout. The
fabrics are: Tweeds, silver
tones, velours and fine
."Worumbo." Camels' hair.
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With Brick In Quartet
Struck with n brick during nn orgu
nipnt fit Twenty-sixth iiiul Cumberland
streets nt midnight, Denny Dnnregnn,
thirty-two yenrs old, of l!iU7 Arizona
street, wns taken to' the Women's
Homeonatlilc Hbshltal suffering from
cuts of the hend. Ue snld ho will swear
out a wnrrnnt for tho mnn who hit
Mm when ho gets out.
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Soffit 1
Lowest Prices
& Easy Terms
Our dl
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least 20
lower thsn at
otntn down
town torei.
Wbtrt vriii you una tucn 0ld vtfh
trmndon vtlutt and ctHTnilint a. M
pyratntT Our U-(lr buylnf COR.
power Mtum you rock-lMjttom SbmO
prlcoi, wnien rau turn ,.
doubly iiUr l p.y. Com. g.Xffi
la. i.lt from our rmot a. Klvf Voor
orlatat tomorrow, without iajiO
Otmt nn.
TAUSCA, RICHELIEU .il.ww
fill.
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AND OTHER PEARLS
$25
HOLLANDER & FLEISHMAN CO,
N. E. Cor. 1 1 th & Chestnut Sts.
ABX OB WHITE TOlt BOOK OP OBM3
Open
' Satntday
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GRAND -PIANO
Makes the Most of Little Space
Surprising volume of tone, nnd of a quality UW A af
pure and sweet as that of larger grands.ipl Ml III
Length, 4 ft. 10 in. Price " j)
N. STETSON & CO., 1111 Chestnut Street
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1 Extraordinary 3O.,000 Purchase of 5
Plush & Cloth COATS
To Sell at 60c on the Dollar!
4mmmr s M,fl rfcr" m m
; M m CarefuUjr Filled M J
925-27 MARKET STREET
Positive Values
BlBm5aatJ&
Will 1 111 1 I I If I Jlfl
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J ft A Z2& Un fn 564.Q 7 at-
An Event of utmost im
portance, offering coats that
cost more to manufacture
than our Special Sale Price!
In fact every coat in this sale
is offered at even a lower
price tHan you could expect
next January.
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You have l'ead about all
kind3 of coat sales but never
before have you had the
opportunity to share in such
a wonderful value -giving
event right at the start of
the season.
Silk Plushes Velours Polo
Cloths Silvertones
Al.l full or threo "tjunrter lengths
and with largo capo collars.
Many have collars of kit coney
fur or scnllnc.
All are sill: lined many half
lined.
Shades aro marlno blue, brown,
taupe, reindeer, navy blue, henna
nnd black.
Tho event is the greatest pre
Bentcil to the women of Philadel
phia in many a year.
Extraordinary
new 91V in
Sale of Smart
mute
About 500 New Hats
at This Special Price
What a. wealth of individual style expressions
what an unusual assortment of smart styles!
Largo Lyon's velvet dress hats, some with
crushed crowns, hacklo feather turbans and off-the-face
hats with ostrich trimmings. Beaver
and Lyon's velvet combined.
All show trimming effects of ostrich or silver
and gold brocaded cloths.
SECOND FLOOR
Other Exclusive Millinery Creations up to 19.98
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Values up to $49.75
Choice-
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EOYS' $1 AMP $12 SUITS,
Suits of neat mixtures and corduroys in belted all around styles.
Lined pants. Sizes 8 to 17 yenns. Overcoats in belted stylos. Sizes
from 8 to 15 veiirn. FOURTH FLOOR
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A Sensational Purchase of
resses
New
The frocks
that are entire
ly different in
their style and
trimming con
ceptiorls, carry
ing with them
a note of es
clusiveness that
will instantly
meet the npprovnl of particular dressers,
Georgettes, Mignonette, Char mouse, Satin, Crepes
Meteor, Scrges,Veloura and Tricotines
In an assortment of styles' tljat aro truly bewildering.
Straight lines, those severely tailored, others draped or be
ruffled, and plenty that show newest embroidered, beaded
and braided effects. All the new autumn shades. A coin
nlete size rannn fnr wnmn nn.i .v..
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