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i forward by tlie motion-picture backers FRFPJP.H HFRfllNF CDMINfi Navnl Communications SBrvicc, of
I when Oeereia wns appealing te her leg- " rncuunjIEnUIWC OUNimu Washington. D. 0.. will lccture tonight
Islntivc bodies for a Imnnl of eensen, ,.,. , . . . , ,, . . . nt the Franklin Institute en the subject,
Mrs. Nlcliel mid. The opponents d- Mlle- s'" P"' Be Philadelphia "Application of ltndlu te Navigation
plltrml tlm ilm flniieritl VmLtrnHrm . rt ml-, rsum t I
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censer-shin of motion nletures. mid tlier-' Mite. Georgette galnt rnul, for
Igta did net get a liard of cetiHore. i whose hospital ambulance l'hlladel-
Problems.'' ETCry phase of usefulness
or me radio as related te intricate nucv
tleng of dccp-Bcn navigation will be
embodied in the lecturcv
eyv Century Club Vetos Pre
test Against Taking Vete
iijfc r-rem Oberheltzer
V
Mr. . H. Harper moved that tin phlatii gave dnnaUens during the var,
New Century Club write te Governer I , - rllm .. nl1l1nr nn
Hnmul j.retestlng against the removal Bapd )fr,m Fra lcc lns.t fenturtay en ,
of Dr. Kills V. Oberheltzer as a voting I the S. . Txirnlne for this feuntrj. ,
member of the beard of censers. AVhlle here hIh' v,i stay with MImr
Attempt te M-Mlf, fflV5mS!m ll,S
In the itiousHieii that followed it run i yn, H-iln't l'nul lias received the
rvveiiled that in nelghherlng stHtes t- I military medal of honor, the Croix de
t.-mpts nre mndti te pepulurlne home pie- i fUcrr0 with three palms and two stars,
tnn4 In lwKrrtUhiL Hint ihev have ifcen ' t ...i.. v.A..ni. .inmrnttmia timl (he
SAYS STATE WAS LEADER " ' ' the reimsilvanla beard fuinprlcim order of merit-given by
tujuis, ilienerai j'cntmiig. jiiriiij; iuv euumn-i
An cllerl was maue n some ei iuv
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Emphatic disapproval was expressed i , "" "T.. .' X V Y.Z r. V, ,u
yesterday afternoon bj members of tlieitn "the nmc high --taiidiiiil In tin
New Century Club vf the change made i reuser-dilp, hut the motion us preented
recently by Governer Sprout in the et- , ' Mm. Harper was curried. One
In, membeMhlp of the .tate heard of & ih. Kl$SF' StZ
yousera ui uiuneii injures. ' ilrutreMsl. Ths was vuiibidered im
jtltfifelic'iji-
H'
of WIS ever 000 Americans were i
enred for at Mile. Hnlnt Vunl's bes '
tilinl. which he perKeiinlly ran from ,
the Hummer
I'.tlO.
of HUt until March,
?? jjtj The occasion was the regular monthly practical.
r'" .(.mcetini: of the club, and the mibjeet' Mrs. Nhhe
Admiral te Lecture en Radie
Admiral AV. H. ?. Itullftrd, Director
k. !... i.. i t .. .... . .-. . ,t . uhuitriitirn
,-tjus i m run u ecu uy .iir-i. ii. .. i'reniisi - - -
Mrc
take n dellultv
Is aimiiunred that nhe had
from Director ( aven, of
' W.. . .. '.. ." V. '. . iniblic work-, ttmt Twelfth Htri'et. in
?'::.?' i i, :. F1.' . ," ,: .. front of th
Where yetf nml ene nm
k'niiTl nnil in ewicr-
IIT-f.A.1 fl.M ...A.u.. ..
, 1 AVU Ml.' tIUT-, IV
manti in mis mailer.
i I'eunsvlvanla. h( saiu. "'.ia b-en
f 'tile great exemplar -.tiite In this 'ar
rcachlng work, and there is new great
danger of her losing her honored place "
, Mrs. Nichols, who was chairman of tur
resolutions committee at the meeting
of the General Federation of Women'-.
Club, in D-s Moines last .Tune, told of
, the skillfully concealed attempt of the
motion -plct-urc interexts at that meet-
, tng te gt around I'ennsylrutiia's c.n-
i-ersiup beard and that of the three utin-r
states thnt maintain such beards
Scheme Was lnma-.letl
A woman from California prsn?rd .t
lesolutieu nking for federal venvurs-i'n
instead of state lniardi. Seme inra
who was keen enough te bue-atli the
words explainel tluit the umlerljiiu
motive was net te set federal eeujur.iti.
but te abelih the strict state beards
already in existence. As a result, the
resolution was downed.
This incident, misstated, was brought
e e'lbheusi.. would be paved.
I Mrs ArtVir II l.rn BOeke te the eltib
en "The Wm mill lmivertnnce of the
Ited Cress."
Mrs. I,. I,. Wntikeiiburg, who has
recently taken u meter trip t" the lu
ellli' coat and back, reeetu-d with Mrs.
Nichols before the meeting. Mrs. Kd
wln 11. (iarrigues, president of the
Matiuee Musicil Club, and Dean Laura
Carnell, of Temple l'ntersit, worn' j pi Jw'c
ale in the receiving line. The meet- i and nllaren b
ing was iellu'U-(l bj a tea.
Zoe te Get Mere Animals
C Kmersen lirewu. Mipetintendent
the I'hiladelphlu Zoological Garden.
ut f" New Yerk tixlaj te arrange for
the sli'ement here et blnN and animals,
p.irt ,f a eellectbm made bv Tills .Je
sephs. of Australia. The arrlxed in
Vew Yerk ou the steamship llellbuckle
Saturday. The shipment te be sent
here consists of lunnj rare specimens
from Australia, New Zealand nnd
Tasmuuia.
I . miller' I
I jeui, x aOP MAIIKliT STRFF.T
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Anonymous
TECLA is the name e the dis
coverer of Tecla Pearls, arid is
net te be confounded with the
nomenclature of anonymity new jbe
prevalent in imitation of Tecla Pearls.
Anonymity, hew many crimes arc com- .
mitted in thy name!
TECLA
398 Fltth Ave., New Yerk 10 Rue dc la Paix, Parh
7 Old Bend Street, Londen
CHARLES J. MAXW.CLL &. CO.
Sele Philadelphia Agents Walnut St. at 16th St.
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In all izea from 5
te 12. Widths
AA te EE.
Very Neweit
Fall nnd
Winter Style
in All Leather
Mull Order 1'rninptly Flllril
Dpni Siiturriajs Until 10 r. M.
Krjstoue l'liene. '.Main 4820A
Educateiv
iave Veu Dined and Danced in
THE BOX?;
AT THE MTTENIIOUSE
22d and Chestnut Streets
THE TIERNEY FIVE
Play and entertain for Lunchcenl
and Dinner, as well as Supper.
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AHOE.
Dance from neon en if you care te and cheese
Ifrem Luncheon Platters from 70 cents up.
Dinner Platters, tee and a superb menu from
te cheese a la cai'te.
fhich
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fhls mrh gar
mrtezs yu gtmi
lectdCalf
Educator
fat Ifcmrri
Give Your Tired Feet
Comfert That Lasts!
DONT make your tortured,
burning feet suffer any
longer! Cern's, bunions, crtl crtl
leuses. ingrewing nails, fallen
arches, are mistakes! AH auch
miseries are just the results of
wearing narrow, pinching,
pointed-tee shoes.
Step in here today, and let us
slip yetir tired, tender feet
into geed-looking Educators,
"l eu'll begin te feel that delight
fully restful, foot-seething sensation-
a sure sign .hat Nature
has already begun te abolish
feet ailments.
Ne breaking-in no discom
fort. Educators "let the feet grew
as they should" straight-boned,
suppl: and springy. Walking
will be a new pleasure for you.
Get the whole farmly into
Educators
mrnrn XICE HUTCWNS
Educator,
ahee.
FOR MEN, WOMEN,
and CHILDREN
Are Sold in Thrie Stere
. K. Miller
;02'-, & 209 Market St.
R. Cherry's Sens
S'1 Gertnnten Ave.
II. Asher
1012 Ridge Ar
W in Marfarlanr
1"0 10 Traiikferd Ave
R. Ferster & Sen
4?3 Main Si
MandyunW, PhiU
Ch C!ere
3339 CelumbU Am
Gee. Schwiun
2161 N 6lh Si
A. Christian
4502 FranMerd Ai
G. M. Garmrtn
258 V B2nd it
A. Kebus & Sen"
4th & Spruce St
Camden, N. J.
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Scott & Hunsicker
White Silkcleth Shirts
Mude in our own workrooms of iiuiteiial inperted freit
England
Neglige, $7.50
Pleated, $10.50
Try a few
We purchased these shirtings te sell at 30c,'f mere, but
we are taking this less because we new find we can
replace them te sell nt the above prices.
We Have the Best Assortment of
Carter's and Duefeld Union Suits
at the New Lew Prices
Scott & Hunsicker
SHIRT MAKERS AND KJRNISIILR's
108 S. 13TH STRl'hT
4 Deers bcleu C hcetmU Street
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The final touch of
comfort after a shower
A FTER a shower and rubdown hew your body welcomes
A underwear of geed material and perfect fit! The
- - feeling of comfort yarned from the bath will remain
long hours with you, if your undergarments are right.
Men who cheese their clothing with a regard for fit
and material buy Carter's Knit Underwear. They knew
that they get correctly proportioned garments that fit
snugly and comfortably everywhere.
Special elastic reinforcements at the shoulder, a roomy
ircat that keeps its Shape, cuffs at wrist and ankle thac
retain their elaticir, no clumsy overlapping at the waist,
a soft knit fabric that yield" te every movement of the
bed Carter's une-piece suit iits snugly and comfortably
cveryu here.
Carter'sKnit Underwear givesabsolutepretection against
the cold; at the same time it allows the body te breathe.
The quality of the material and the expert workmanship
which go into Carter's make the first cost a little mere
than that of ordinary' underwear. The comfort and long
wear mere than make up for this difference.
Try Carter's Knit Underwear this winter. Enjoy the
underwear that means the first and biggest step towards
clothes-comfort. The leading stores in every city sell
Carter's.
Thh William Carter Company
Needham Hcightf (Bosten District) and Springielci, Ma.
Carter's IIII Underwear
a
P4 uoera vcivu i ncanuu oircet u
me. uj. rAT. err.
FOR AXX THE FAMIEV
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,r ... m .linn i i i'wwJim i'ili Jin i'ii mi iii i.llafrijwjfrpyi4iawtii
Are Policemen
Petty Grafters?
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ET us suppose for the sake of argument that
they are petty grafters.
Who is te blame for it?
It costs at least 100 mere te live today than it did before
the war.
A policeman for the first year of his public service makes $3.75
a day, or less than $1400 a year. A policeman who is paid the highest
wage allowed,by the city receives $4.35 a day, or less than $1600 a
year.
r"TlHE policeman guards your
- ' safety. The policeman guards
your home, guards your automobile
from collision", watches your place
of business when it is closed ; must
give you any information concerning
any question you may ask him if it
is within his knowledge.
New, then, suppose you were .the
se-called "cop." Suppose you re
ceived the highest emolument the
City pays te be exact, $1,587.73 a
year.
Heuso U nt '. $:i(50
Heat nml Liht' 100
Feed 700
Clethinpr "150
Cnrfr.re (for "Wife nnd Children) . . 10
Cleaning Supplies, etc. (for Laundry
nnd Hume) "5
Renewal of Furniture anil Furnish
ings for Heme 00
Doftev'.-, Hills, ele "...'... ."0
Church, Ledge, etc ,'!0
Newspapers, Stationery, etc $20
Insurance C5
Personal Expenses, 20c a day 7!I
$10G3
NOTHING allowed for incidental
expense the thihgs that are
bound te crop up Unexpectedly;
nothing allowed for amusement or
diversion ; and there you are.
The barest necessaries for de
cently living total you very nearly
.2,000, and the biggest salary you
can get as a policeman from one
year's end te another is $4.35 a day,
or less than $1,600 11 year; and you,
as a policeman, are the public's ser
vant net only for the scheduled
eight hours a day, but subject te
call any hour of the day or night any
day of the year, Sundays and holi
days included, without a single
penny's extra pay if you work 24
hours straight. ,
The average policeman in the City of Philadelphia is net a
rafter. The average policeman is a very decent sort of chap.
The Director of Public Safety insists that evuiy policeman shall be cour
teous, and nine times out of ten he is courteous.
Rut suppose he muy be a grafter. Whose fault would it be.'
When in these isolated cases he doe.-; become a grafter. YOU arc funda
mentally responsible, because you have net taken an active part in trying t0
see that he receives a decent wage.
.S'0i the cuupun Iwltiw and ire hi ieir ) hmv en tnn
help the peUtvman te yet 11 decent wage.
CITIZENS' COUPON
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IJUICUU Ml .!UlllllHll aiinvtMblli
805 Franklin Hank Jluilillntf, I'lilliidelphiu
(35)
I desire te knew mere about the working of your oitfanuutien, and I nm nnr.
iKuimi; ......- ... ?..-. ... iv... ... v.jji.v v hiciliuni Jlll'jl I'll. IU yeU.
I ri:irur Strei'ts.
2. Mere pay for school (f.iclicr.- and morn
HtlioeN.
3. Making the cityV sinking fund work.
A. Fair pay and fair pl.iy for all era-
pldyeh of the city.
Ii. A better water Mippl.-
0. Justice for the peer in the it'
courts.
7. Constitutional reunion.
h. Correcting' mandamus abuse?.
Nunie
Address
BUREAU OF
MUNICIPAL RESEARCH
Pliuriet lieeber
I'jrui II. K. .ilt(l
rranKlln ire
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Baniutl H Tela
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Trustee
GLOUGl: nUHMIAM. JR., Clmlrmiu
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