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EVENING' FUBEiIO iEDGER-PHIEADEKPHIA:, MOlfeiY, NOYEMBER 22,
IS 1 - PALMYRA FERRY
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CprW 1' iiHr tTentatlve Agreement Assures
rvf -if' f 1 'v $ ,no t0 Tacony bY August.
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FARMERS
A tentative agreement hrm just been
eennuminnted which Insures the building
and operntlon of n ferry line between
Tnceny anil 1'ntmyrn ncreas the Dela
ware river by August of next year.
The line will run between I.nrdner's
Point. Tareny, nnd Cinniiminsnn nve
nue, Pnlmyrn. Oporntlen of tile new
line was insured by the purchase, vir
tually closed, of a plot of land with
riparian rights, owned by the Hiver-ten-Pclmyrn
Water Ce.
Operation of the new l'ne will be
under the management of the Tacony
Palmyra Ferry Ce, and will mark the
Consummation of years of effort and ne
gotiation en the part of these Interested
en both sides of the river.
Plans will Immediately be drawn up
by Jehn Meigs, former director of
wharves, decks nnd ferries of this city,
and It is expected te have two beats in
operation by August of next year.
The new line will be an important
convenience te many. It -will enable
farmers from Rurllngtnn nnd surround surreund
ing Jersey counties te brine their truck
direct te Kensington markets. It will
also shorten the read for moteriscta te
Atlantic City, nnd north Jersey shore
resorts, by several ml'cs and cut the
dldtAiicc by read for travelers te Imme
diate points between Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
The directors of the new company
are Cnsnar M. Titus, president; Wil
liam Miller, vice president : Charles
Mens, treasurer; Frederick M. Glazier,
secretary; C. Warren Allen. J. Harry
Shoemaker, Christopher (iercke and
Geerge T. Sale, of this city, nnd Jehn
D. McMullln, Moorestown; William I).
Rowland, Palmyra, and Charles A.
Wright and Knrl Williams, Illverten.
DAIX FORJEVEREPENALTY
State Senater Will Urge Life Term
for Robbery
State Senater Augustus V, Daix,
Jr., Is preparing n bill he will introduce
into the next Legislature which provides
for punishment of highway robbery or
automobile banditry, en sccondonvlc sccendonvlc sccondenvlc
Won, by life Imprisonment.
Following the announcement by
Mayer Moere that policemen through
out the city must sever all connections
with disorderly resorts, pollce lieuten
ants yesterdny received instructions te
prepare a list showing any eutsldu busi
ness enterprises In which their men may
be interested.
In several districts it has been the
custom for policemen te ndd te their
Income by conducting furnished room
beuses or having un interest in cigar
(teres or ether enterprises. All such
business ventures new are te be closely
scrutinized.
WHITNEY WARRENH0N0RED,
New Yerk Architect Cheen te Re
store Leuvaln University
New Yerk, Nev. 22. Whitney War
ren, 'architect of the Orand Central
Terminal and the group of buildings In
the Pershing square district and one of
the best-known architects in the United
States, has been selected te take charge
of the rebuilding of the ancient Univer
sity of I,euvalu, which was destroyed
en August 27, 1014, by the German
army which Invndcd Belgium. He was
notified by cable yesterday of his' selec
tion, an unusual honor te come te an
American architect,
Mr. Wnrren hns been honored by the
French Government with the Order of
the Legien of Hener for his work In be
half of the Allies before the United
States entered the war, nnd recently was
appointed American representative of
(Jahrlele d'Annunzle. In 101.1, upon
the completion of the Grand Ceutral
Terminal) Mr. Warren received the con cen con
grntulntiens of the Academy of Fine
Arts at Paris for his "gigantic and un
paralleled achievement."
"PH0NEJ0KER" BUSY
Sends Policemen Out te Arreit Fel
low Officers
Patrolmen Frederick Hcydt and Rob Reb
ert Suter, of the Twenty-second street
nnd Hunting Park avenue station, were
considerably surprised when, shortly
before midnight, a patrol wngen dreve
up te the corner of Twentieth nnd Tl Tl
egn streets nnd the crew of the wagon
jumped out prepared te place the offi
cers under arrest.
It was explained that a few minutes
previously a telephone call had been re
ceived nt the police station stating that
a held-up was taking place at this lo
cution, where the two officers were found
conversing. The source of the call has
net been discovered.
Weman Sheets Park Quard
St. Leuis. Me.. Nev. 22. (Hy A.
P.) Charles J. Hacker, forty-eight,
employed ns a guard In one of the city
narks, was shot te death ytsterday by
Sirs. Marie Scott, thirty-four, when
Hacker and another guard halted an
automobile occupied by Mrs. Scott and
her husband, Samuel J. Scott, nfter
pursuing It through the park in a
truck. The Scotts, the police said,
stated they thought Hacker and his
companion were bandits, and Mrs.
Hcett Is said te have explained she in
tended only te "scare" them. They
were released en bend pending an inquest.
There Is One Way
te kw your complexion clfar
nd soft, cvn when winter make.
war en beauty nnd that ti by
union our flkln reed, n harmlis
yt meat effective claruier. oft eft
mr nnd neurlnhcr. Many famous
rautlffi hav uiM tt for yara
TutxA. 35c: Jar J, fl.
LLEWELLYN'S
lhlllplphla's Htundard Drue
Stere
1518 Chestnut Street
Exquisite Ourdcnlii Talcum, 2!if
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AnVKKTISKMKNT
When we neglect that "first call" for dinner en the dining car,
we're always surprised when the waiter announces cheerfully that
"the steak am all gene." Se it la with our Christmas shopping. It
is well te remember that the early bird is most likely te catch the
worm.
IT IS small wonder that the
turkey stands as the symbol for
Thanksgiving joy, for interest
en that day centers about the din
ner of which he is the pidee dc -nietance.
New, in order that the
dinner may be just right, the house
wife should consider first her cook
ing utensils. It is se much less
trouble te prepare a turkey for the
table if one owns a self-basting
aluminum roaster, such as you will
find at the store of J. Franklin
Miller, 1G12 Chestnut Street. Cran
berries leek se much mere tempting
when chilled in these individual
melds, and one can hake and serve
the pumpkin pie te best advantage
in one of these Pyrex glass pie
plates. And a word about carving
sets. These at Miller's are of the
very best English steel.
THROUGH the Chestnut Street
Association and these columns,
the store of Oppenheim Cellins
S Company, at Chestnut and
Twelfth Streets, extends a cordial
invitation te visitors from out-of-town
points. Se, when you happen
te be in Philadelphia for your
Christmas shopping, de net fail te
visit this store. You'll be surprised
te find hew reasonable in price are
their gowns and wraps and coats.
Yeu kn.OjW it is no easy thing te find
an evening gown that is becoming,
that has geed lines, that is authen
tic in inspiration, at a reasonable
price, but that is just what you
will find at the store of Oppenheim,
Cellins & Company. Their blouse
department is worth a special visit.
Yeu will find such a visit of inspec
tion enjoyable.
THOSE of you who have been
looking for telerhonc-beok
preciates the gift that is a bit ! .. ,:nvers' w.in be $& te hear that
e , . t. , ' ve discovered some brocade-covered
of a luxury- something he encs t the 0TQ of BenwIt Te,y
would net think of buying for him- Company, Chestnut and Thirteenth
self such ns a house coat, for in-1 Streets. They come in rose arjl blue
Btance. Almest every man likes te at $5. They make delightful Christ
slip en n comfortable house coat and ! mas gifts, and when you see them
settle down te a quiet evening witn rm sure you'll want one for
his pipe and a book, yet he seldom
thinks of buying for himself thi.
ndiunct te comfort. MacDonald e: i or
rumnhell. 1334-36 Chestnut Street.
have an excellent assortment of
house coats of the better kind. These
most in favor just new are of velvet,
silk or wool. I noticed one, tee, of a
black-and-white checked woolen ma
terial that se many men like for wear
about the house. They are well made,
and this means that they are maue
te fit comfortably, and they are very
poed looking.
EVERY woman knows that what
ever charms she may possess
are definitely enhanced by
lovely jewels. The gift that every,
woman appreciates because it is
levelv in itself and because she sel
dom 'buys It for horself is jewelry.
Christmas, is just the time te give
her her heart's desire. If it is te
be a diamond, you want te be sure
that it is the Polished Girdle Dia
mond, which is sold exclusively by
Bailey. Banks & Diddle Company.
It is matchless in color, perfect in
cutting. There is no stone that
reellv compares with it. Yeu might
Desslbly think that, because the
Polished Givdle Diamond is etsuch
extraordinary quality, it is much
Miliar in Dvice. but when the weight
., . il !. mm HAnewl.
veur
boudoir as well. A lenc-han''led
pewi.er-pufF and mirror set In pink
ur ruse, aecoratea uaintilv
blue
with wee rosebuds is S2. Just In tlm
for the Thanksgiving table are the
roses which are special this week at
$9 a dozen. Se expertly fashioned and
se delicately colored are they that
one would scarce believe thorn te be
artificial. Fer an inexpensive little
gift they are most attractive. In
deed, there are any number of gift
suggestions at that particular
counter devoted te Christmas
novelties.
WHEN you feel that impulse te
buy a box of candy, what de
you consider most important
in making your selection? Taste, of
course but de you ever consider the
feed value of candy? Candy that is
made from pure, wholesome ingredi
ents has real feed value, and, yet,
the purest candy is net necessarily
the most expensive. Fer the small
sum of fiO cents you may have a
pound of the most delicieus caramels
at the store of Edouard D. Kmse
Company, 100 Seuth Eleventh Street
and 4903 Baltimore Avenue, and the
chocolates at 60 cents include an as
sortment of unusually geed flavors.
Yeu will like, tee, the choce ate-
cevered nuts and fruits. It is the
kind of candy that every ene in the
box
II DIE OF GAS;
IHE
OVERCQM
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Wind Blews Out Flame In Bod Bed
room Killing Wife Husband
Near Death
and Mrs. O. h. Terchls, of 0027 Hazel
avenue. ,
Mrs. Grece and her husband retired
early Saturday nlcht and yesterday a
son, smelling gas, broke down the deer
nnd found his parents unconscious
with gae flowing from an open let near
the window. Mrs. JJrcce died befere
she could be taken te a hospital.
MeCabe, the proprietor of a rooming
house, was found dead by a ledjtcr early
yesterday. His body was taken te the
Kpiscepal Hospital. Cunnlf was found
unconscious by his landlady nnd wan
taken te the Hamarltan Hospital. Phy
sicians say he will recover.
Bey Bandit, Shet, Still Alive
Carl Derry, fourteen years old, of
Oakes avenue, I.awnsidc, N. J who
was shot In the side by a policeman
Saturday nlsht nfter he attempted te
rob the hardware ntore of Bernard
We.instein, Thirteenth and Brown
streets, Is still In a critical condition in
Hnhncmnnn Hospital. Derry was shot
as he was Ilcclng, by Patrolman Meran,
of the Tenth and Buttonwood street
station. Derry held up Welestcln and
two customers at the point of a pistol
and took $21 from the cash rejlitcr.
He Is a Negro.
Red Cress Rell Call-
New i
LODGING HOUSE MAN VICTIM
' mid-CdLqr of the stone nre consul- fawy wm cnjey.rfte nemp a
S'BKh U'net nt all the case. I tKtlfrelc ., V V
r S3-v" i'HE CHESTNUT-STBjrMetSSOOlATfQJf r
Twe persons are dead and three are
seriously ill today, the result of gas
polenlnff. In one Instance a woman
died when the wind blew out a lighted
gas Jet In the room in which she nted her
husband were sleeping. The husband
is seriously ill.
The two who died were Mrs. Maria
Orece, sixty-sli years old, of 25154
North Twenty-second street, and. Jehn
McCabe, of 5155 Kant Westmoreland
street. These overcome were Prank
Orece, husband of Mrs. Orece j Rebert
Cunnlf, of 2748 North Fifteenth street,
, Phene "Tem" Feley
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A gift of gloves I
Few men ever have enough,
Yeu may net knew his taste in
cigars or neckwear. But when
he slips his fingers into a pair of
fur-lined Fownes there'll be
no doubt in-his mind that you
can please a man.
FurIined
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Records
Christmas Songs andHymns
Hely Night, Peaceful Night (Silent Night, Hal- i 79373
lowed Night) Jeanne Gorden.) $1.00
Nazareth . . OicarSeaclcand Columbia Stellar Quartette lA-6169
The VolceofthoChimeiOscarSeagleand Columbia Stellar Quartette S1JO
Ye Olden Yuletide Hymn, Part I. Columbia Stellar Quartette A -2993
Ye Olden Yuletide Hymnt, Part 1L Columbia Stellar Quartette I $1.00
Children'! Tey March . . . ... Princc'i Orchestral A-2990
Children's Symphony Prince's OrchertraJ $1.00
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BONWIT TELLER & CO.
.InncMnce their
TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY 1
The friends made smce the opening of
this store a dozen years age ate our staunch
friends and patrons te-day and we wish
te thank them for their generews patronage
and the confidence reposed it us.
pne thtc nrr ACirYM WE WILL HOLD SPECIAL Si
IN ALL DEPAIfrMBNTS THROUGHOUT THE wutm.
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WOMEN'S COAT DEFT.
Third Fleer
WOMEN'S DAY COATS
Regularly 69.50 te 79.50
Belivia, silvertene. ve-
lour; fringed threw-ties; . . rr
included are wraps of ve- SJ If 1
lour with French seal cel- TfCe JJ
lore. Peau de cygnc lined
throughout.
FUR-TRIMMED WRAPS
Regularly te 145.00
Of Belivia; large cellars
of taupe nutria, Austral
ian opossum, mole and
squirrel. Included are
few velveteen wrapt.
185.00
Seng Hits
B.W!Uam.iA.-.32
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Frank Crumiti A-3303
Nobody te Lote ....... Frank Crumit
I Want te Knew Where Teitl Went When He
Said Goodbye
Get Up
Jtnga-Bula-Jinx-Jing
91.00
Drifting Along en a Blae Lageon . . Campbell and Burr) A-3302
On Miami Shere Campbell and Burr $1.00
The Japanese Sandman NerxBayciw ,.,
You're Juat a Beautiful at Sfarty & Yen Were . , XX7
at Sweet Sixteen Nera Bayei' I,0U
Aralen from Sin&aJ Al Jelien tA-2905
Old PaL Why Don't Yen Aniwer Me? . . Henry Burr $1.00
Sweet Mamma (Papa't Getting Mad) . . Marien Harriet A-3300
I Told Yeu Se Marien Harris J $1.00
Unde Jeah at the Dentiit'a Cal Stewart and Harry C. Browne i A ,OT.
Uncle Jeah and Aunt Nancy Put up the Kitchen tmfzi
SteT Cal Stewart and Ada Jenei' 1'00
Dance Music
Art Hickmzn'i Orchestral
Ifa Wuh Could Make It Se Foi-uet Art Hiclcratn'i Orcheetra
Je Ne'Sals Pa Pa Beng Fex-trot . . The Happy Six
My Little Bimbo Down en the Bamboo lale The Happy Six
Think of Me, Little Daddy Medlty One-ttep'
Wilbur Sweatman's Tan Band
"But" Medley Fex-trot . . Wilbur Sweatman'a Jaxt Band
hiper
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Fair One Fex-trot
G7piy Moen Fex-trot .
That MeanhY Meledy Fex-trot .
Roae of Babylon Fex-trot .
Hawaiian Twilight Medley Walu
On Penaacela Bay Medley Walu
The Chlmet Fex-trot . .
Three O'Cleck In the Morning .
Ted Lewis' Tin Band
Ted Lewh' Jart Band
Paul Biee Trie
Paul Bicsc Trie
. Columbia Orcheetra
. Columbia Orchestra
. Columbia Spanish Band
Columbia Spanith Orchestra
A-3301
91.00
A-3304
LOO
A.2994
9UX
A-Z90S
91.00
A-2D99
1JOO
IA-G1G8
91.20
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Opera and Concert Music
Alda. O terra addie Reta Penielle and Charlei Hackett
fUn Me Again
Reu Penielle
Lullaby Huldi Luhanska
Barbara Maurtl
Barbara Maurel
Reeea d Memery
Drnunlag Alene in the Twilight
49734
$2.00
49889
91.00
791M
91.00
A-2000
$1.00
40
DUVETYN BLOUSE
COATS
Regularly te 195.00
Bread bandings en
cellar and cuffs of
beaver and Kelinsky " r f
tqulrrel. Included are I J I ll I
wrap-coats of Evera J-4J JVJ
with large fur cellars
of gray squirrel.
FUR-TRIMMED COATS
Regularly te 125.00
Coats and wrap-coats of
veldyne and velour. Large
cellars of Australian v" '"
opossum and taupe nu-f J I It J
trla. Seme have cuffs eflAaVaVVX
taupe nutria, while ethers
have no fur.
VELDYNE WRAPS
Regularly te 165.00
New wrappy models of
fine veldyne and vel
veteen. Large cellars of y- -
Australian opossum, mole W S I II I
and taupe nutria. Lined in S ' VX S
Radium silk and peau de
cygne; heavily Interlined.
MODEL WRAPS & COATS
Regularly te 250.00
Fer daytime and
evening wear: a cel
lectien of about fifty
women's high-grade
g a r m e nts selected -f S jf ffy
from our regular fel.ll
stock. Only one and - "- v v
two of a kind and
all are faithful repro
ductions of recent
importations.
WOMEN'S SUIT DEPT.
Second Fleer
WOMEN'S SUITS
Regularly te 49.50
woelspun, full silk ,
lined. Several smart new Or- 1 1
models in the seasons aJeJeVl
most desired colorings.
Of
WOMEN'S SUITS
Regularly te 98.50
Of velour de lalne, velour,
velvet, silvertene and . s
tweeds. Many are trim- . I If I
med with fur. Season- LTCeViy
able shades, including
black and navy.
COSTUME SUITS
Regularly te 150.00
Beautiful creations
of Veldyne and ve
lour de laine; plain
tailor and fur-trimmed
models. Choice
assortment of colorings.
WOMEN'S SUITS
Regularly te 75.00
Of fine imported tweeds,
woelspun and velour . ""
checks and stripes. All ,1 A f If I
suits beautifully full lined JrT JJ
in peau de cygne.
WOMEN'S SUITS
Regularly te 125.00
Of veldyne, velour de
lalne; skunk, nutria and . . ss
mole trimmings. The sea- xl f If I
son's most attractive JJJ
models.
COSTUME SUITS
Regularly te 450.00
Of duvetyn, veldyne
and fine imported " O C ""
suitings. The very jCj. JJ
125.00
finest adaptations
from imported med
els snewn this sea
son. Plain-tailored
and fur
fects.
TO
Plain-tailored "J 'If S
trimmed 295.00
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Instrumental
Peliah Dance Violin Sole
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J 91.
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&. ledlTUaallr lenxcted.
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la every dtttll.
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bU, acreratqla
i-lflffliWlr!f'iPi
Fault Selaetieni. Part I.
Metropolitan Opera Heuse Orchertra) A-0107
Fault Selection, Part 1L I $1.80
Metropolitan Opera Heuse Orchestra )
Meet Me en da Gelden Shere
Harry C. Browne and Peerless Quartette
Keep Theie Gelden Gate Wlde Open
Harry C. Browne and Peerless Quartette J
The Muiie Bex . . . Columbia Miniature Orchestra
Dialog for Four . , Columbia Miniature Orchestra
Etude, Optu 424 Ne, .1 (Behr)Columbia Miniature Orchestra )
Walts In b rial (Schubert; and
Waltz Ne. 5 (Keachat) . Columbia Miniature Orchestra
That lVaughty Weltx Violin 60I0 . . Eddy Brown
Your Eye Have Told Me Se Violin Sole Eddy Brown
tin Columbia tttcerdi en Sal at mil Columbia Dtmltrt
f A 10th and 10th efCetry Menth
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A-2D02
91.00
A-3101
91.00
A-3102
91.00
A-2089
91.00
WOMEN'S GOWN DEPT.
Second Fleer
AFTERNOON DRESSES
Formerly te 60.00
Of tricetine, Pelret twill,
satin and crepe silks. A
host of trimming combinations.
35.00
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Formerly Je 95.00
Distinctive models devel
oped in twill fabrics and
satin; straight line and
panel effects.
68.00
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Formerly te 85.00
Developed in tricetine,
Pelret twill, Idtten's-ear -.
crepe and crepe silks, at- tj JJ
tract; r embroidered KJ te JJ
and beaded.
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Formerly te 125.00
Afternoon and evening
frocks of velvet, duvetyn,
crepe silks and combine- . -
t'ens of crepe and velvet. V C ))
A really wonderful cel- J. JJ
lectien.
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