9q IM3B2Sw8i 9 ', a?1 ' i W - ' ? I V SlKEESlVE SLOWLY IN DOVER j-hree Bills and Ono Concurrent Resolution Introduced In the House MAY NOT GO TO WASHINGTON iviver. Del., Jan. 14. Only threo till! i were presented In the Delaware ntaCaeyndnn.el Introduced ygtttio The committee to which L Mil wns referred, owlnjc to Inck of wlnc'l, met nnd reported the bill back rtl!A''Vr"',,,tal,-T, .i the closed season for turtles in S&MuSty from April 15 to July 1, Kd of March 1 to July 1 . ik HcprcBcntatlvo Kramer Excmpt b honorably diHcharecd soldiers and ffiiJ. from peddlers' licenses. lionresentatlvc Vlrdcn introduced o . 'current resolution rcquirim; the K.tP HlKhway Department to furnish Bw,i "&,. Af thn Lcslslnturo inf or- tlon ns to the cost of establishment maintenance of the police depart J,cnt of the Highway Department by February 1. He also introduced a skel Sinn bill to create n state constabulary. A proposition will be mado to combine tto tate detective force nnd n state onstabiilary for the protection of the Itatc highways. While the Indications point to the cancellation t tlic reservations mode t Washington for the General Asscm mV and tho governor and his staff for Si inauguration of President-elect Harding, the committee appointed to Mrfect such arrangements has so far $t taken any definite step in that direction. UPRISING AGAINST OBREGON MOrgula, CarranSa Leader, Pursued After Clash In San Luis Potosi El Paso, Tex., Jan. 14. General Francisco Murgula, commander of the northern zone of Mexico under tho Carranzn regime, has taken the field In opposition to the government of President Obregon. Official despatches to Consul Gen eral Montcs de Ocai received here tell of a battle between the Murgula forces and those of the government In the state of San Luis Potosi. The rebel general fled, pursued by federal troops after eight of his men had been killed nnd n number wounded, according to the reports. HOT LUNCrlES FOR PUPILS Only Cost Price Is Asked In Mer chantvllle, N. J School Merclmntvllle, N. ,1., Jan. 14. Hot" lunches are being served to the pupils of tho local schools under the supervision of tho Parent Teachers' Association. A Binall charge, cover tho cost of tho material used, Is made and tho work Is done by n rotating committee from the association. A lunch room has been fitted up In the basemoiit of tho building with the co-operation of the Board of Educa Hon, and both Jtcachcrs nnd pupils are required to cift their lunches hero, whether same Is carried from homo or' purchased In the building. Tho service was inaugurated on. Monday and during tho week, more than 300 pupils have availed themselves, of the service each day, EVENING PUBLIC LED&EKr- PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY' 14 I92l' 10 DOGS NOW BEING INSURED N. Y. Company 8eU Precedent by Writing Canine Pollolet New York, Jan. 14. It is now pos slblo for Hover, or Buster, or Fldo, or any other dog that partea to the happy hunting grounds to leave behind him somo bolm for his bereaved ownors In tho way of cash. An insurance company announced here it would write insurance on dogs, although such a thing never has been done before. For tho present each dog will bo Insured for two-thirds of what his owner thinks ho Is worth, at the rate of 12 per cent for male canines and 15 per cent for the gentler sex. Oilo exception Ib the little fluffy toy dog, who eats toomnny chocolates and stnys too much Indoors to make him a healtfiy risk. Tomorrow! M. KAPLAN'S SONS at 1016 Chestnut St. 1200 Heavy White OXFORD SHIRTS $4.00 With or Without Collar Attached m&m Were $2.00 and $20 1 Kit STOP SUFFERING BEMX DRINKINO MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER AT ONCE RELIEF brought to suf ferers of Brlght's Dls rnse, Rheumatism, Gout. Diabetes, High Blood Pressure. Endorsed by leading: physicians. Mountain Valley Water 718 Cheitnnt St. l'lione: Walnut 3407 Co. Mountain Valley Tho ctiroli u'ntcr from the Oairli fHJBflflflflflflflflflflflflHBH I TERMS AS LOW AS .00 'WEEKLY FREE 12 Rolls of Music, Bench or Cbalr nnd our usual toning service. This $650 Value Player-Piano $575 FINE fall eize Ma hogany Player Plnno that was mado to sell for $050. Fino tone and action fully guaranteed by us. G.W. HUVER CO. THE nOME OF 8EHVIOE 1031-33 Chestnut VICTROLAB BEOORDS 1 Fancy Rollsdoz We call 'cm ".Fancy" but they're honest- 7 K to-goodness old-fashioned clear through. The Xtv rich, snappy crust is only one of the delights let your teeth crunch through and reach ZtBgf Ml ss the toothsome fine white of the inside. You' vote the Electric Baker into office for life. Call at one of the Five Stores and take some home tonight! 30c MEENEHAN'S Electric Bakeries 18 South 52d Street 2604 Germantown Ave. :1433 South St.' 14 S. 60th St. 4009 Market St. "" " . Geuting's Great Stock Movement Brings LOWER PRICES for CHILDREN'S SHOES o Every pair of our wonderful "Shoor-Tred" Shoes for Boys, Girls Misses and Children in our stock, includ ing high and low shoes, and school, dress and play shoes, revised in price. Little Children's ..,.,.. .Sizes 6 to 8 $4.35 Children's ....,.,.,.,...,.,., Sizes 8 to 10 $4.65 Misses' ,. .', .Sizes I I to 2 $5.35 Growing Girls' .,.,.,.,..;.. . .Sizes 2 to 8 $g.35 Boys' Shoes ,.,.,., ..Sizes I I to 6 $5.35 Clean-up of 1000 pairs of short lines for $0 $5 cnuaren ana misses, sizes o to .. now . 3 1230 Market St. Shoes and Stockings for all the family ,The S 17 1308 (pronounced yting) "CStniltot. Shoes and Stores of Famous Shoes i-n.n for T all the family Also a Quick Service Men's Shop at 19 South 11th St. Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers Supervising : -KOSHLAND KOSHLAND KOSHLAND Like a.mo om S No sale of clothing ever projected in rnnaaeipnia caused such consterna- . tion among merchants, or electrified the public as has this astounding event! People looked forward to lower prices in January, but they never dreamed of anything even remotely approaching such astound ing price-smashing as I sprung in this sale. And the way men flocked here, hundreds at a time, proved that T had caused the biggest sensation in clothing circles ever known ! Mer chants declared that it was business suicide to take such terrific losses. Be that as it may, people KNOW that the merchant's turn has come to take HIS losses in the readjustment of business. He will be FORCED to sell his merchandise, not on the basis of what it COST him, but what it is WORTH TODAY. People WANT to buy; they need these things badly but they know what they WILL pay and what they WON'T pay. I may have gone to the other extreme in making reductions and tak- ing losses, but the fact remains, MY SALE IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS AND IS ACCOMPLISHING EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS INTENDED TO DO the SALE of 5000 Suits, Overcoats & Ulsters For Men and Young Men Reduced From $40, $45, $50, $55, $6Q, $65 & $75 Your Choice of the Entire Stock (Embracing 40 Nationally Advertised Brands) PJffWarJfP? '-' - fry m "ak ROLL OF HONOR Soma of the Famous Nationally Advertised Brands of Clothing In This Big Sale: Cehn, IMsaman & Co. Chicago, III. Strafford Clothe. Bt.-ouse Bros. Baltimore, itd High Art Clothe. I. Grief Bros. .Baltimore, lid Griffon Clothe Epitotn. Chan. Douslli New York Student Clothe Cohen & Lang New York Cortloy Clothe Rich & Oruhetm Philadelphia Newport Faahion Clothe Prankel Brothers New York Frankel Syitem Clothe Rosenwald & Well Chicago, 111. R. & W. Clothe Strauss Clothing Co Philadelphia Serge Specialtia. Strauss Meyers & Co Baltimore, ild. Correct Clothe Michael Stern Rochester, N. Y. M. S. Clothe Goodman-Sunn Rochester, N, Y Quality Clothe Henry Sonneboru .Baltimore, ild, Styleplu Clothe h. Black & Co Rochester. N. Y Vogue Clothe doldbcre & Levy New York Admirable Clothe J. Schoencman Baltimore, Md King Klaa Clothe Arnold Louchhelm Philadelphia Alco Brand Alfred Decker & Conn Chicago, ill. Society Brand It. Shapiro New York Ell En Clothe ft Levy ft Markowltz New York L. & M. Clothes The success of this sale was a foregone conclusion one hour after the papers carrying my announcements were on the streets. By eleven o'clock my stores were crowded. The bargains were so positively overwhelming that many bought TWO Suits and an Overcoat. No clothing sale in this city .within my recollection ever scored such a tremendous hit. It is not alone the price that is bringing this tremendous response, but the quality of the clothes that I am giving at this price. Step up to my win dows and you will see something that will make you gaze in saucer-eyed surprise! Small charge made for alterations. 5000 Prs. Men's $7, $8, $9, $10 Trousers Tremendous bargains, every one! Many will be able to match pants and vests, for the range of pat terns and colors is complete. Choice of worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, flannels, etc. $3 .98 500 High Grade g i- ' Madras Shirts MSr Formerly $2.50 & $3 u v , $3.50 Cooper's and Wilson Bros.' Union Suits Now s $J5 $1 & $1.50 Fine i- Silk Neckwear rj Reduced to vv KOSHLAND 15-17-19 N. 13th St. 24-26 S. 15th St. CHESTER: 3d and Market Sts. WILMINGTON: 824 Market St. Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Fridays Till 9 P. M. Saturdays Till 10.30 P. M. ROLL OF HONOR Some of the Famous Nationally Advertised Brands of Clothing In This Big Sale: Bloom & Horner .N ew 1 ark Diamond Brand Malx-ruer & Wise Philadelphia L. & W. Clothe. M Wile A Co Buffalo. N Y Club Clothe Hairy Snlfjol Veil) York Snappy Clothe I. n Markn ( nirniriati. O Palmetto Clothe Makovrr, Itottm & Co. Baltimore, Md Good Clothe Morso WlBsIn Mfg. Co .Nrio 1'orfc Haute Good Clothe Joa Smith & Sons Nen' l'orfc Biltwell Clothe StiBd llros & Selget . oir 1'otA. Full Dre Clothe M & jj UolclberR -V ( ii York Younu Men' Brand LIverlRh' & lirevnwald Plnladtlphla Pelham Clothe Kiln;; riros & Co Chicago, 111. Kline Made Clothe Henry (Jlersliofer Cincinnati, (J. Guaranteed Clq.the Klaentiert; ft Kettlo A cw York Artcraft Clothe I'fiin I'lothliu C'o. PhiladclpMn Stentlfnit Quality A .1 IlrimilMck llyadmy. Pa Reading Specialtie' A M Ilurnff Phxladclvhia Hi. Grade Clothe M Charlnn 'Allnrt7;iA M. C Brand Dolan-Kerrla Co. Hyraoust, N Y Cuatom-Like Clothe Komber & Co. 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