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"H AMP'S" CAPITOL RECORD I Mauor Makes Plans
PRESAGES BITTER BATTLE, to Clean ujfabinet
Washington Recalls Scrappy Prownsitiva of Mayor Moore
When Ho IP' as Member of Congress Expect
Fine Fight Over Council Action
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Bv a Htnff CorrMixMidenf
Walilnptnn, I 2.X Major roiieres-i ss a ready debater Ho came
Mnore'i war on the Philadelphia Mil-1 to CotiRresH equipped with a thorough
nielnal Court butliret recalls to members I working knowledge of parliamentary law
of Congress here that "Hnmpy" when, and procedure, llo had a facility of
a member of the I1oum never molded speech and n ready manner of present
a fight. He was icneralh rated n one Ing his views that made "floor uork"
of tho "scrapie menroern of Con- easy for him. He was on his feet as
... tllu fpinmlu n.ltnire.1 bim fnr it. . often, nroballlv. as unr rnllnniriin tn
and his crltlrs called hlra pestiferous, i either the Republican or Democratic
lint nn nne ever cul'ed him n coward.
Chairman Thomas S Jlutler, of the
naval affairs committee, now and then
tailed on him to help out In n battle
siue. tie tooK part In all important
ucDHies, irequeniiy interjecting ques
tions and comment In the running lire
01 parliamentary sKtrmtslies. ills ca
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fn, 1l(,rnl nnw nnnronr at oris In '-ut mr sarcasm was irequenuy tils-
the davs before the war the nav wasn't r'ad at the expense of opponents,
always so popular as it is now . epe I ""' hn '"' V,.mlnr'l ln then,'K,11; h,
dally when it wanted monej Conse- Probably would have become Republican
nuenth it was (.om.-times necessary ", m
round up all the big tiav men, nnd The tarlfl wns his special forte. He
particularly those who could "handle ' raade n stud of It, and figured in all
themselves"' on the floor to help put the tariff fights and nrguments.
the appropriations through j. He was a river-atid-harbor member
"Hainpv never fnllel "" Chairman from the ground up, constantly preach.
JJutler s-il'd todiiv. Ing the gospel of waterway Iraprovo-
"The one tlmu ou i ,in t-ai about ment.
'Hamp' all the time whether in Con
gress or out I that he in't afraid to Greeks Ordered Out of Asia Minor
ff'tf bW'H. "1..R.V 'XV CoT,ant.op,e Pec 2, -Creeks em
but he tiewr mi tr..m a fight And j Ployed in provincial branches of the Ot
he was a gil li r ' toman bank In tne Herakleo coal field
Another IVtmohann member who hlm, bc(n 0TP, to leave Asia Minor
dldn t want t beenine mixed up in the, , , , .
PMludelphm s.tuiition reeilled that ' ulthin fort ""'t ''"urs. Turkish Na
Maor Moore was one of the most ae tlonalists who control ports along the
tlve' and vigorous critics of the t'nder- I Hla'ok Sea coast of Asia Minor, have
wood tariff b.ll in !."'; ' commandeered all Greek steamers an-
eral months was on his feet on the floor
of the House almost dally, criticizing chored in those harbors.
Its schedules lie perslstentl demanded r
protection for I'enns.vivania nnniitac
Continued from l'one One
business in his own wny and will not
be ready to answer long distance calls
to come to Atlantic City to tolk things
over.
The, svstem the Mayor Is xtrlvlng to
eradicate, by which patronage affects
tho votes of eouncllmen, was brought
Into relief by a statement by Council
man Cans, n political ally of Mr. Acker,
(iiins voted to sustain Judge Ttrown's
million dollar budget against the veto
if the Mayor It Is charged by friends
of the Mayor that Oans' vote was af
fected bv the fact that six of his fol
lowers In the Thirty-eighth ward have
"Jobs" In the Municipal lurt.
In explanation. Oaiis said:
"Mr. Acker asked me to vote to wis
laliied the Mavor. and I told him I
was In a position that forced me to go
against his wishes."
Meanwhile the Mayor Is receiving
hearty congratulations nnd Indorse
ments from representative men and
women, for cTaraple, the municipal af
fairs committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, which made the tour of In
spection of the Municipal Court at
the same time aa did the eouncllmen.
The committee, which has Juht com
pleted a personal study and survey of
the Municipal Court and la armed with
first hand knowledge of the conditions,
"commended Mayor Moore for the posi
tion he has taken with respect to the
appropriations for the Municipal
Court."
Trigg naclis Mayor
This resolution was referred later In
the day to the executive committee, of
which Krnest T Trigg ts the chairman.
The members heartily approved of the
support offered Mayor Sloore in his
controversy.
"I am 100 per cent with the Mayor
in this matter," said Mr. Trigg. Presl-
hirers.
"It would lie hird to pi-k out nnv
particular tic'it In wh'ch Hamp' dl
tincuisliid hnu'elf " this member snid
'lie v',i in all of them mi could
itlvwivs count on hearing from him I
venture to sv he tilled as man pages
in the ("nRresnnal Hecord as iny
member who vrved with him in the
House "
Mavor Moore was what is known In
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A REAL TRUCK
T)o yo'i know vou enn get 1 used
truck cf M itvlard rrake for about
ono-quarfrr of t'le original cost"
Tlmken nir or'lnnt.il motors,
Bro-vn 11 pe Tran"lm ,ona Do
not noclf-ct to get one of the two
or three t, n trucks wo have rc-plact-fl
with new equipment. See
Mr Cnple.
Atlantic Refining Company).
3U4 Pasnunk enuc
Save the cost of expensive pack
ages and wrappers buy
KEE
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Oven-fresh
Soda Crackers
Bun bu the Pound and Save
Keebler-Weyl Baking Co., Philadelphia
dent Alba I!, Johnson, David KlrscN
baum, C. P. Vaughan nnd Charles J.
Cohen were other members who ex
pressed themselves In a similar vein.
The resolution follows:
"That the committee on municipal
affairs of tho Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, believing as it does that the
utmost econom consistent with due
efficiency should be exercised In the
administration of every department of
tho city government, commends Mayor
Moore for the position which he has
taken with respect to the appropriations
for the Municipal Court.''
The municipal affairs committee, of
which Perclval K. Foerderer Is chair
man, nnd of whose membership 13. J,
McAlcer, George 11. Wells. Alba 11.
Johnson, H. II. Renbrook and Charles
A. Wagner subscribed to the resolution,
spent several weeks making an Investi
gation of the Municipal Court on the
invitation of Tudge Itrown. While It
found miieh to commend It expressed
lUelf yesterday as against the extrav
agance of the demands for money and
the desertion of tl.c Major.
Woman Bandit Aids
in Street Hold-Up
Cfmllnuwl from Pwte One
pltal where physicians say he is suf
fering from concussion of the brain.
Two thugs trailed Miss Hlanche flood,
of .172!, Cambridge street, after she had
drawn $175 from a bank esterday.
The woman lind planned the purchase
of numerous Christmas gifts, and also
a holiday trip, with money Mivcd In
small sums during the .venr.
The men caw the monc paid over
the teller's counter in the bank, but
the did not see Miss flood slip It into
a small pouch which she hid In her
shirtwaist.
At Fifty eighth street and (llrard
avenue she was attacked bj the men,
one of whom was n Negro. The white
man, according to Miss Good g state
ment today, searched her, while the
other man pinioned her arms to her
side. The pouch containing the no"J"'
was located and taken from her. The
white man struck Miss flood two heavy
blows ln the face. Then both men
ran down Fifty-eighth street.
Miss Good said she tried to divert
the search by giving her handbag, con
taining several dollars, to the white
man, when he demanded her money. The
cenrch immediately followed, for the
hold-up man sold to her: "I know
you ve rot a large amount ot money.
Whero have you hidden It?"
Tumley Coxe, a chief petty officer,
Btatloned at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard, was crossing Fifteenth street at
Venango yesterday when he was hit on
the head with a blunt instrument.
When he recovered consciousness nnd
made his way to an uptown police sta
tion he reported that a $200 diamond
ring nnd ?4i. in money had been i-tolen.
$7000 in Show Stolen
Samuel Olreenfeld, storekeeper.
of
2.'.17 South Heventh street, told tho po
lice ho forgot to lAck n cellar door when
he closed his place of business Tuesday
night. Yesterday shoes to the value of
$7000 were mlbslng. Detectives as
signed to the case could find no marks
of forcible entry about the p'ace.
One hundred nnd fifty pieces of ging
ham, worth $2000, were stolen from the
factory of Wagham nnd Kates, West
Toronto street near Twenty-second.
Turs and Jewelry, valued at $.r74,
were tnken from the residence of Mrs.
Anna McGarvln, 20,".8 Hast Thompson
street, while she wan away from home.
A bureau drawer in the dwelling of Fred
Pukel. 1.107 North Third street, was
robbed of $70. Clothing, valued at 574.
was stolen from the home of Mrs. Mag
gie Jones, 1034 Catharine street.
William Provvn, n Negro, 12H2 Ken
llworth street, was held In $lf00 ball
for court by Magistrate Itenshavv,
charged with having assaulted and at-
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G. W. HUVER CO.
10.11-33 Chestnut St.
Open I( erungt
PIANOS PIAYERS
Yes; Madam
We have a fine bird for you and we will sell it
to you at
55c a lb.
Jnst wht thej rot ns In rnrload lots, and inldily Una tilrd thrjr Brf
mostlj Jnnnc hen turkrv from A Irjtlnln unit Marjlnnil.
Selling tlie Mritt nt itrtaul rout In our ntetlinil of relrurntlnc the Chrlnt
niM Fiiflon In our huslnrsn unit shim Inn our appreciation for the pplendld
patronnge jou liuve slven im throushinit tlic enr.
We Ih jou a Vrj Mrry Christmas "
Plump Young Chickens, 45c lb.
There a Separate Department for Our Fresh Meats
v.1 hrf ynu will find a full Niippl of llef, l.iimh, Iork and mnkd Mrut- -all
of tlutt flue qaullty Unit him nuule our itorm fikiniiun nnd nt the very
lowest prlren,
LOOK FOR OUR AD TOMORROW
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St.
.1 Car Ticket Saves You 50rc of Your Meat Bill
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Guaranteed
Genuine
Indestructible
French Pearls
Direct From Paris
V.rr few people in this country have inr ide. of th.
real condition, trie Pearl Producers of France were left in
her tr.. War, with shortage of men, mny and mate
rial!, almoit to a starvation point.
They are now making strong appeal through
U. S. A. Importer for American patronage. Wo have
taken the importer's entire quota for Philadelphia and
re offering a window full of the most gorgeous, indeitruct
ible, French Pearl Necklaces ever seen in this country at
anything like this price.
Direct from Paris, via S. S. Lafayette. Every string
is 6 inches long. The price is $5 per string. Eery
trinj w.ll he sold with a clear and diitinct understanding
that the money will he refunded if they can be duplicated
!ewher for less than $10, W. will allow you or any
jeweler in the land to be tho fudge.
Mail orders will be filled if accompanied by remittance.
More xpentire strings (all indestructible) will bo sold as
follows, wilh the same understanding:
$15 NcMitt $6.00 JJS Neckties $1S.0
$?0 Nicklscs $8.00 $50 Necklace (20.00
$25 Nstklste $10.00 $100 Ntcklscs $25.00
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COR. 8th & CHESTNUT STS.
1f17 MARKET ST. HI MARXCT ST.
OIK AOUI Vai.lOf MSlltO WT
All TIirjSK TORRS
OPEN KVFMING9
tempted to rob William Drew, 1211
Kcnllworth street on December 12.
Drew was attacked as he was leaving
his house and was badly beaten, Found
with a stolen car in IiIh possession,
diaries Cook, Fourth and Napa streets,
was held without ball for a further
hearing. The machine wns owned by
Alonco Thompson, of 102(1 Hprlng Gar
den street, and was stolen from Juniper
and Walnut streets, Ouofc denied know
ing that the car was stolen and said lie
had been engaged to drive the car. Ills
story is being investigated.
Four automobiles were reported
stolen. An autotruck valmsl at $2000,
owned by the I'nlon Transfer Co., 1004
Soring (larden street, vwis stolen from
Tbirty-flrst and Spring flnrdcn Ktrccts.
An $8o0 touring cur, belonging to Her
bcri Hobblns, waK stolen front in front
of his home, 1101 TJulicnnnnn street.
The car of Frank Oorrlgurti, 1001
Chestnut street, was tnken from Tenth
and locust streets. A ?000 car, owned
by Kcnsby . Mnltison. 1!27 Mnrkcl
street, was stolen from Fifth and Mar
ket streets.
Narrow-Gauge Rallwny Abandoned
Mount Gretna, Pn.. Dec 2!. -The
Mount (Iretnn nnrrovv riiiikc steam mil
wny, which nt the time of Its construc
tion In the Into SOs was one of the mar
vels of rnllwn.v building. Is no more.
The final chapter of that unique s.vs
tent, planned, built and opernted for n
fhort tlmo by Itobert It. Coleman, Urn
Cornwall Iron and railroad king' of that
period, was written yesterday, t,whcn
shipment was made to Philadelphia of
the two miniature steam locomotives
while the gasoline motor nnd other
equipment was sent Ut the Pennsylvania
Itnllrnnil shops in Lebanon.
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Buy Direct From the Factory
The values of these shirts are
so great, the qualities so high
and the savings so untisual that
many customers have returned
for their second and third pur
chases. Every shirt we sell, sells at least two or
three more. Buy Now For Xmas Gifts.. What
gift could be more practical and yet express all
the sentiment? Come today!
SHIRTS $1
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Piece Goods, 20c Per Yard and Up
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OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
There probably Vill be some little things you may overlook m the
hustle and bustle of these last days' shopping. To give our patrons full
opportunity to lay in an adequate supply of everything to last over the
holidays, we have made arrangements to keep our stores open until 10
o'clock Friday evening. ., . . , , .
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Mince
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The Shirts
Tatelman Bros, are nationnlly lunioui makers
of men's hlRh-prado shirts TheH are brand
ne'w, perfect examples of their best products
in the finest fabrics and newest patterns
The Piece Goods
Thousands of bolta of hngliah and American
wo en and printed madras Well adapted for
rnakinp shirtwaists, children's dreases, house
drc-ifcs;, aprons, kimonos, curtaln3 and pa-
PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF MAKING
Sale Now Being Conducted on Our Big Factory Floor
Cars 47, 51 and 43, running in cither direction, pass our door
TUTELMAN BROTHERS
N. E. Cor. 8th & Spring Garden Sts.
Salesroom Open 8.30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Friday and Saturday to 7 P. M.
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CEDAR C0T" AND CKDA AVENUE
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ORANGES
dM 20c, 28c j
30c, 45c
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Fancy Peaches
n 35c, 39c
Fancy v
Seeded
Raisins
28c
pht r
Almore's Plum Pudding, can 39c ;
At R. & R. Plum Pudding. . .can 34c
l Bet,t Mixed Nuts lb 25c
(a Very Best Walnuts lb 30c
f Best New Filberts lb 17c
M Fancy Calif. Almonds lb 35c ,
A "Asco" Ginger Ale bot 10c ;
I It "Asco" Maine Corn can lc i
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T Wit XT ..1, f,,..nnli. rlrr 9Sl -?
W, Fancy Glace Citron, Vi-lb can 30c i
Ii Best Pure Jellies glass 10c ;
)M Temtor Preserves jar 38c
ft Curtice Jams jar 32c, 37c ;
U Assorted Fruit Jams jar 19c
43 Princess Salad Dressing. bot 29c1
f Cooking Herbs pkg 5c i
Art Sweet Marjoram pkg 8c
fi Golden Persian Dates. . .pkg 20c :
Vi Best Table Figs pkg 13c '
Ur Hawaiian Pineapple, can 19c-29c
M Rich Creamy Cheese lb 33c
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Seedless
Raisins pUs
29
Xmas Candies
40
40c
33
Fox Trot
Chocolates, lb
Chocolate
Mixtures, lb
Hard Candy
Mixtures, lb.
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toBsassassgeBSSses!
Juicy Grapefruit
each VC, V C
y "Auro" V,
Apple
Juice
12J4c
bot r
Potatoes x& 70c
lbs), 18c, U pk (34 lbs), 9c
nle ilry. meuly 1'otntoeg absolutilr tUu rcrj
bMt tn lie hml.
Best
While
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Choice
SUGAR
Sweet nml temler,
jour Xinnu dinner.
Corn c" 10
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"Victor" Urcnd purity, food value, flavor. Also big in
iize nnd lov in price!
"Cictot
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The
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Big
Loaf
ihllilrrn llirlcr on It.
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Best Pure LARD 20c
finest, purest open krttlr rendered Innl.
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BS" FLOUR 70c
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Hut enn fnr our iiiiih ImUlnj.
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Stuffed Olives... bot 17c, 25c
"Asco" Noodles pkg 5c
"Asco" Threaded Codfinh, 10c
Pure Catsup bot 10c, 14c
Beat Yellow Onions... lb 2'ic t He&t Pint: Salmon..
14 i M l-lll. i. -l 41- I l..a r-I C-. I -..
"Asco" Rolled OntH. ig 10c
"Asco" Sliced Il.icon, pltK 22c
Heat Red Salmon..
Asco" Macaroni.
.can 15c
.can 34c
.pkg 10c
"Asco" Dried Hcef, pkj? 15c t Choice Apples, 3 lbs for 15c
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The Biggest, Meatiest Eggs
Ynu ever nle Frnm the nut to your table.
They're e,ts jou enn he sure of." One ilo7eii
In nery enrtnn.
"Gold Seal"
EflflS - 85c
Selected Eggs doz 72c
liery ece Kiinrnnteed.
Everybody Likes Quality
In their liiittir Sntne IliniKllie It In neremnry
to in T.li' nr S0e per Hi to get itnod liutter,
hut thciM who lwne tiisteil the delicious
l.oiielln" Know different.
Butter
66c
"Tnle It!
Richland Butter , 58c
mierj print butler 1)Ik value at
pure ll
fi'.e pi r lb.
4fte. l.'u r
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Blend
YOU CAN PAY
.'p0 tier 11) for miTie uuil prohihly not get n sood quality ns
lllend Hy our I'milmer to Coutniiner I'lnn, tie are nhle tu sell
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O ie of our Uu ilillRlitful blends Ih nn in plti e
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These Prices in All Our 176 Sanitary Meat Markets
FRESH
KILLED
TURK
XLi JBL Of
FINEST
QUALITY
Ducks
.., 45c
Geese
35c
Chickens
ib 38c
FRESH MEATS
Chuck
Koast
lb.
17c
Lean
Sou,
Heel"
Ib.
1
Fresh
Hamburg
Steak
'" 22c
Thick
End
Rib Koast
,b- 22c
Finest.
Standing
Rib Roast
,b 30c
Legs Lamb ". 35'
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Roasting Hants 25'
"Amco" Stored are loca'
all
ocr Phlludelphia and throuchout
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Pennnyhanin, New Jersey,
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