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JBVBNING PUBLIO LBDaER-PHIIiDELPHIA, TUESDAY, - FEBRUARY 15, 1921
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RIDDLED WITH SHOT
Wounds In-
rwtnr Describes
flictocl in Battle at
Matewan
University Activities
Scheduled at Penn Today
10 :.'!() o'clock Mcrxbnchfi' Club
mrr-ting. Iloiistnti Club.
I o'clock Ilexngnn Henlor So
ciety meeting, Knxlnrcrlng IlulUlltii.
fi o'clock Ivy Unit coiiiiiiltlci
mcPtiiiK. Houston Club.
S o'clock HcbciiiNfll of Mnok and
Wig enmllilati't. downtown dub
bouse. 1110 Quince Ml eel
.TENSE
SCENE IN COURT
rem
15.-
Ak
nv (be Associated l'ri
.... ' .. v. Vn.. Feb.
"7: Wlon lh.uBh th,
"'rfd o fclernl troops .luring tin-
Mot-wan trial, udge
trc,?rn, cSi'nrl for tho.rtate nnd
i his morning .?"'" """ . .
K?W'tfrJ feson,,1,v
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,..: the lirsi wi nc '"": v.
OFFER NEW CHURCH
10 OUSTED PASTOR
Kennott Square Baptists Who
Favor Mr. Auger Join in
Now Organization
SHIPYARD WAGES
WOMEN AIM AT FOOD COST
Plan Campaign to Better Transpor
tation Facilities
Tin- women's lommltteo of (lie Itu
rcntt of Municipal Hescnrcb will under
take nn ilivcstiitiitiou of tnnrki'tln? fn.
fllltfcH nnd (otulltioiiH in I'bllndclpbbi j
mi u view in jiuiiiciuiig u cumiuign
to better tbeni. '
Tills wn decided on nt h intetiiig to-! 40,000 Workers Notified of Re-
llllv ftf fill ffltntililtrn ill till. Imtfwiiil
nllicTH, r'nintdlti jlank lluibiing. Mt.
I I.ouIh C, .Mnderiu wilt din if num. It
ARECUT10PERCENT
SELL JOBHOLDERS
BENEFIT TICKETS'
WILL FORM
Mii brougbt out nt tbe meeting (but
iriiiisportutlnn lurtlltlM nt nul aile-
ipinte for tlic iinirkctH nnd tliat thfie
onMMITTCCil,ri' many phttsei of Hie iltuation upcni
GUMMII I tt!t impMnemenl 1
ductioo to Be Put in Force
on March 1
REFERENDUM TO BE TAKEN
picim;- ;p. ..,mnei1 (lie UOdiesi oi un-MW.Mln-FSl.
detective, killed
'f ,n. J.Li, V Albert C. lVlts. leader o
.'I .i . ndir Alb?"
!..i.i.itlve. dp
...ItnnllU Onill. 111(1
ibe Wom'li E l.rroftwoof
l,h; vo-ibi bave been fatal
ti,,c mou ,niH powder burns
0ne V i 1 t tlie b u !ft hiil been fired
mi fle or .l tol not more than
T mel e aV. A Hlmllnr wound.
' '? in ." h"a.li Voul.1 liavc caused
(,bin,,Xi n ess .aid. There . an -'It
in the left am. nnd one in
oibcr shot
Itf right
nr Snll
he fniiiiil I
.k. rlirlit -houhlcr.
' n-1r
1 '."": .."- 1.111..1 i... .in..
j.im-iIvcs AH nau ui-i-ii -....-. ....
Pr .?..?.m on tbe uoiIIm of otber
A i iiiuniiinll.v clmi'cli will lie estnb-
lisbeil In tvpnnotl Slnnarn nml I III. tlntf.
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1 Kilns Auger, foimerl.v army cbaulain
and dcpo.id pastor of the Kennett
Square llnptisl ('liui'cb. will lead tbe
new congregation.
That is the Inlesi development in the
ncrics of events which ended in Mr
Anger'n tecent letiteuient from tlie
Unptist ibiinh. nfler he had upset tbe
quiet of life In Kennett .Squine by
"i-oaKting" Home of Ii'in pari'sbinners
and calling (hem .sneaks and cigarette
nenni.
i At rf meeting In Mbeity Hull. Ken
City and county nfficehohlci'H real- nett Squaie, Sunday night, attended b
dent in the Koity second ward todny . n10" '"'uibefH of the Baptist congregii-
....,,., . o. . i "on wlio still Hiipport Mr, Auger, witli
leieived tickets for n benefit, to be ., f.nrP(, ((f pnMnH m) ,(.lltU.d
held Mnnli ill, for the l'oit -second with tlie Baptist congregation but eager
Wiinl Itcoiildlrni. Clnli. Ilnniit stient ,0 ""i1' anotlier church In the town, it
IRE SELF-DENIAL
Some Crumbling at City Hall
Over Plan of Forty-second
Ward Republican Club
WANT TO LIFT MORTGAGE1
URGED BY BISHOP
Vhct.imonv was most realistic ,
.iihwni with almost breathless MlriKC
k, he nineteen defendants, nnd a court -
, tir Saltmi
Siliool Teachtr Watched Kvlrllons
iiu. (ilmlis Comes, a school tciichci .
wrtfiM Him he w-as on her way to
HSI ono iIbv last May. when she saw
Rildtrln IVltn detectives evicting inin
,,iind their families from houses of
ik Stone Jlountnin Coal Co. not fur
.' .i... i.,.ll,Hiiir u-lieic she tauclit.
n,w Sid Hatllcld and n nowd of
ntn walk up tle lailroaii track from
Mittwan nnd approach tlie detectives.
few minutes later they were joined
kr Alarm- Testcrmnn Hatfield and
Twtennan engaged Felts in conversa
ion Hatfield demanded to know, she
Mill, In what right Felts was cvk ting
lit miner, to which Felts lep led tli.it
tunas disdinrjing his lawful duty.
The crowd was tbeie about fifteen
nmutcv Miss Cnrnos testified, and tlicn
Boved iiwni Later in tlie day. Miss
Cirnc said, when echool had been dis
mnl. she went to Cnion Camp, near
MiKwnn to see oilier evictions. On
hr wav she was met by Bnldwin-Felts
iletfctiv'ex i chiming from I'tron Camp.
and later seveinl mineis started for
Matenan from tho same direction,
HinnE them CliadeN Kaiser, one of tlie
defendants, who, Miss Cnrues said,
mrrinl a ulle Otliers of the miners
i).n weie a lined
2 INSURANCE COMPANIES
OWNED BY HANNEVIG FALL
New York Commissioner Obtains
Liquidation Order From Court
The North Atlantic Insurant p Co.
ttslhp l.llieity Mnrine Insurance Co.,
o! New York, were swept into tlie
shirlpnnl of debt ciented by Cliristoffer
Hasnevig, flwner of the l'nsey k Jones
Co ami oilier shipbuilding nnd shipping
'ntfrPPts M'sterday when tliej' were
onii-rrrl li(iiiil,ited by Judge Bijur in
lh Stiprrme Couit of New York. Hnn
tcrij jiersnnnllv and lliiunevig i Co.
titeral ilms ago weie declared bank
rupt The iiiniiiiiie ioiniinies were lilken
eier b lesse It I'lnllips. superiu
endent of iiisuran.'e of New Yoik. Mr.
Hannevig is nn executive ofl'uer and
mliialli the sole stockholder in both
mmpnip Mr I'hlllips' petition de
clired tlin' Ilanncvit; tnused to lie de
posited in Ins prlvute bnnks upwfli'd of
Xl.T00.tHHI about equally divided lie
'een the two companies, and these de
ikkiK thniigli consideniblj leduied
Wing IIL'll, now uinount to about
fl. ".10.0(H) Tlie figures of the insurance
enniiner .hnw llm ininpanies innnnt
meet obligutions to policyholders with
out these deposits. Mr. I'billips said
llanni'iig wIiom' stur in the tinauciul
otld He... hke n meteor, is suing the
'lipping board for $14.(100,(100 in ion
tMion with MiipbuildiiiK during (lie
r lie usentlr lefused n Kettlement
iBerrepniliil lo lime been S7.000.000.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
and Old Yoik road. l-itcctions for
mntking mone.i for the tickets nre in
closed. Some men holding $l(IOO-n year
offices received seventy -five tickets, encli
costing ten cents. Other men. with
$'J."00-u-.vciir olliees. leceived 125
tickets.
There Is some grumbling nl City
Hall. Most of the men who leceived
tlie tickets said they would make no
effort to dispose of them, but would
just mail their checks.
i was voted unanimously to establish th
Kennett Square Community Church,
.ndto call Mr'. Auger to be pastor.
With determination to slait anotlier
church, nexl in order will be formation
of committees to, devise ways nnd means
to estnblish n church building. There
is no doubt tluit Mr. Auger will tukc
charge of tlie congregation, as. follow
ing his trouble in li!.! former charge, lie
emphasized tlie r.td of another church
III Kennett Squaie, nnd said he expected
to be placed nt tlie head of il.
The resolution calling Mr. Auger to
tlie new "astnrate rends
Very Rev. Allan P. Shatford, of
Montreal, Says People Have
Lost Moral Backbone
GARRICK LENTEN SPEAKER
Th- Vei.v I!e. Allan Venison Hlial
foul, bishop of Montreal, was tlie
speaker al the noonday l.enten services
in tlie (Jiirrick Theatre today. Mans
business men mid women devoted twenty
minutes of their lunch hour lo near
him.
"One of the gient troubles with the
wodd today,", he said ,"is the glowing
It whs said Hint tlie funds raised "'In view of existing conditions those
would be1 used to pny o ffa mortgage of I of us here assembled tit inly believe there
S.'OOO. held ugninstO the clubhouse by I is n special wotk for us to do, and
Charles W. Neeld, secretary of the Civil I believing In Mr. Auger, his work iinil
Service Commission. his methods, ami having faith in him
"I've lieurd tickets were being sent ns our leader, be it resolved that we
out." said Mr. Neeld. "While I'm a give Mr. Auger our vote of confidence,
member of the club, I've not taken an ' nnd stand with him in every progres
active interest in its affairs since I was i sivc effoit. Also, tlint this vote be sent
appointed u civil service i ommisshuier. ' to the press and proper lecord made of
I iioiii a .xumi mortgage. i wive n.
belli it for three .ic.irs, and it still has Trouble, it is declared, between Mr.
two yenrs to run. 1 don't believe this Auger nnd his oflicinl boards of trustees
affair is beimr held to raise funds to ' and deacons over tlie matter of church
cancel the mortgage. In fact. 1 would ! policy brewed for months until finally it
tendency to compromise with evil.
ilo not light it as we once tin.
We
Tlie
Approximately 40.000 biiwoikers
in lele iniiN nlotig the Atlantic
cont, of whom 'JS.(MK) nie einployul
in ynrds along the Melnwnre liter, will
have their wages ot 10 per cent on
Mn I cli I, ncuirdiiig to n statement sent
to tlie IimiiIs of the iiietiil I miles de
pnrtnienl of the Ameiicnn Federation
of Labor h W Smith, chairman of
Hie Atlantic Const Shipbuilders' Asso-
iiitiou
Cmplojes iii'l'itcd. snvs C. S. King,
xeiretary of the association, nie those
niM'ied by the agreement made between
it'itaiu (oinpaiiies holding memberships
in Hi- Atlantic Const Shipbuilding As
sociation with tlie metal trades depart
ment of the Aineilcan Fedeiution of
Labor
YiiiiIk in this section affected, said
Mi. King tntltiN at bis office. 1701 Wal
nut elicit, include the New York Ship
building Cumulation, in Camden ; t he
Men hunts' Shipbuilding Co.. at Illini
um n : the Sun Ship Corporation, of
Chc.stci ; H. Chester yard of tlie Mer
chants' Shipbuilding Corporation, nt
Chc-lei ; tlie I'lisej. A. Jones Co.. at
tiloiicestir, nnd tb l'nsey A Jones Co..
ul Wilmington. Ocl.
Kmployes of oilier Atlantic coasl
laids affected nre those of tlie I)owne
Shipbuilding Co . Arlington, Stntei
mnkc lilts effective ns of Match I. ns
follows :
l':esent-dnv iate reduced 10 per
cent; existing allowance of 10 per cent
over black -hook pleiewotk intes be
eliminated, and (bat any question per
tnlnliig to failuie of adjustment of rates
be lefened to tlie boanl of settlement.
Bethlehem Cuts Sooner
At tlie same time (lie ltethlcheni Ship
Building Corporation, operating four
jards nml employing fSV.ilOO men, nnd
oierutiug under a similar but sepatate
ugrcemeiit. inlviseil that n similar 10
per tent i ul would be mude. but ef
foctlve n of r'cbtuarv II Inslead of
Mnnh I
Tlilv in! ii i. iiiwl.ii slnoil. beenme ef
fecLle .is iiiimiiinccil jesterdnT ; and
wlffle referendum figures of Bethlehem
cmplo.Ms will l(t he available until
Thursdnj. it s kald that only ""0 em
ploys In all four plants uppusul m
leptiu the rediti tion.
PUPIL THINKS VOLSTEAD ACT
IS FUNNY VAUDEVILLE TURN
lien .Ioii.soii. of Poetic Fame, .s Coded "Pussyfoot" and Grace
George a Sister of Lloyd in Observation Tests nl
Gernumtoivn Friends' School
I
disposition of the world seems to lie to Island: the C.eoige A. Fuller Co . 1
One ii,is hriiiil i oiiiiilcribl. talk ot
tooth -pulling in tin- l.eiigin of Nations
but It lemained fur n jouth of some llf
lein V'nis H student nt t;,o (ierman
town friends' Sdiool lo nil I'uul If)
mans a "painless dentist."
A few duis ago a lil of qiieiiiK wa
giien to en li lu and girl nl tneMhool,
Hinging in age fnmi eleen to eighteen
j ear Thi". is mi minimi qui, nnd is
called a cn'tiil infui mnti'ui tel
It's great for the inemon find dem
Cll-liute tlie .illl of oincuntioii of
tl e student
lor m numl.er of tcni the inahrvl
nieiage bus been made bv ! bov ltilt
loom a leloin of papers, gives Hie honor
to Miss LotiNc S. Birch, n .loung liulv
uf M'venteen Miss Bitch won with mi
ntcinge of eight siv.
Altojetlier the averages wne ej.ep
tionall) high, and utie lad tif deu-n
made "il o, whiili s u might line
A. Walsh and Dr showing ag.iunt beys and girls uf ve en-
I., physicians who til - teen and eighti"ii
Pillowing the shooting! Tlie qui, was ihtlioill . but lm young-
the autopsy, tet tied ; steis were gn'iie. Ji 1 1 1 w pen u, duiilit
tliev tnul a i li nn e.
Ben Jonson. he ot noeiu fame, fmeil
tntl.er badly nt the hands uf looth. Mis
identity lonbln'l -eem to be t'neil. audi
"O Bare Ben Jonson" appealed vica- i
liously es a piie-tighter. a black-lace
TRIAL OF ERIE UNDERWORLD
MURDER CASE BEGINS
Grand Jury at Same Time Starts
Probe Into Vice Conditions
Kile. I'.i.. lib. 1." Disttid Altor
ney C Arthur Blnss has i oinpl-'teil the
jury fin the trial of Ilerschell Brass
field, alleged slayer of I'olico Magis
trate I'rnl V .Moriin, who was shot
and killed in a Negio lesyit uu the
nioining of January 1(1.
The lirst witnesses weie called I i I he
I sinnu at ine opening ol the conn 'ins
morning Mi. I
fieoige 1 1 Be
tendnl Mmaii
ami pei fut hum
tnul iiejtti was i niiseil liv a blow he r.
eiMMl mcr the slumiii h during the tight
Hint pioceedcil the shooting, bill they
said that hnd this not caused his death
he would have died as a result of the
gunsliut wound. I hey weie followed
atiM'pt evil as here and necessary, nnd
to go ahead and make the best ol it
Instead of trying to stamp il out.
"It seems tliut we have lost our
moral backbone We have not got the
spiritual iiiiisi e Hint we once had."
he ndded.
Bishop Sliatfoid declared Hint people
pccil to prai tice sen-dental
miiiglon. N. C. ; tho I'enneoln Khip
budding Co . I'ensacola, Fla. : the Ala
liiimn iJi'tdock nnd Shiiiliullding Co.. of
Mobile; the Mobile Shipbuilding Co..
nl Mobile, nml Doullut nnd William .
Shipbuilding Co.. of New Orleans
JH.000 ICinployrd Here
Of i he 40,000 tiour end piecewo.-l.i is
on the Ma ml by Or. C M Cnnlo. ii.r comedinn and ibe niaii who is otlieiwise
onei of Brie county. j known as "I'us.y foot."
The piobe into the vice lunditions of Maybe tliese yoingsters ..e ;i bit otT
l'l e oideud bv the court as the lesull when tliev gaie the name of the piesi
of Hie shootiu: of Magistrate Moian dent ot Mexico and the liemociatic
opened this nioining in the grand jury I'lesidetits f Hie t nitrd Stitcs siiwe t
"We linve lost the habit of denying j whu will be subject to the eul in At-
refuse to wipe out the moitgage, be
cause 1 consider it a good investment.
Andy Frosch could (el Ijnu about this."
Mr. Frosch is Hie ward leader.
It was rumored that iitionymuus tel
lers hud been sent to Mayor Moore and
Director Coven faulting their atten
tion to the nctlon of tlie club. Duretl
Sinister, the Muyor's seeietary. said
such a letteer had not been leceived at
the Mayor's office
NO EVIDENCE OF MURDER
culminated on a recent Sunday, when
tbe minister toasted his congrega
tion, ami is declared to have freely
pointed out certain members and desig
nated them as "sneaks" and cigarette
fiends.
The minister found Hie i hurcb doors
locked against him Ibe following Sun
day, and a few days ago was advised
the church officials bad terminated bis
pastotate. effective immediately.
ourselves." be sui
"In addition, we haie lost the habit
of pimer. Tliese things are not good
for us."
The help which the beauties of nntuie
cnii be to mankind was the moral of n
set moil preached bv Bov. Kobert W.
S'orwood. lector of St. Paul's I'tol
cstunt Bpiscopal Church, of Overbrook,
at tlie twentt -five-minute Lenten serv
ices ut noon toduy ut St. Stephen's;
Kpisuipal Church. Tenth street between
Market untl Chestnut
Mr. Norwood lutteily assailed the
spoiling of beautiful spots throughout
both tlie dty and Hie country by the
IMH
loom and Spedal 1'iosrculor Samuel L
(iilscn began i ailing his witnesses,
sixtv of whom will appear lief in e the!
grand Miry .
Ships Diverted Here
Cungention at Kills Island lias fimed
New Yoik port officials to order th" I
Scandinavian-American liner I'niteil
Civil War. but theie wasn't n bov who
had to make a guess when lli" uiitiie of
the tenuis i hampiuu uf the wmlr -':n
asked I'r.i I i unci n' them -new
Bill Tildeii's middle initial.
Being a 1'rienils' school, most evetr
one knew- who .mbn Woolman was, bit' .
one small lmy t outcried on him the
glory of tlie live and -ten -tent stores
fit ace (ieorgo was mentioned ns the
sister of Lloyd (Jeorge. and tlie nnme
Tuskegee suggested Hiawatha to nn
other hid. but Hie answers to question'
on hooks and their i linrnctets weie re
inorkilbly nceuinte.
Quotations alone, intimated tlie tub
and author, but few mistakes were mnde
in I in Kens Unvid l opperlleld
Sbnkespeiiii''H "Meidianl of Venice. '
Cerianti'"' "Don Quixote." Homer
' Oiljssrr ' or Mnrk Twain's Tom
Sawyer." which speaks well for th
irroundii'g in literntuie that these hov
and gills rfieive.
The qiKstinn n to what is Hie Vol
stead net. brought n variety of gue,sss.
uiie ut the most oiiginat being n funn
int. played on tlie stage, by a inon
, mi in tl Mi . Volstead."
Seieiiil lommodltics weie represented
I by the pliriiM' with wliidi they are Bd
i eitieil. It was a piano nil. Hint which
tend"- "Tlie instrument of tlie im
mortal1. " that brought tlie piece de ti
sislnnce. line wonder if tho boy yh..
answered "n utiija boatil" was kitliliiu
or guessing
One question piopoundcil. concernin;
the title of a book and its author, wn
answered loneclly by every boy ami
girl. Tlie answers were suggested In
naming the author, n former Ilhode"
soholpi. whose book tells of distributing
other books fiom a traveling van."
Of course, one i an never tell of tin
aspirations of men in public life, and
maybe the little chap who snid Mayoi
Mooie is (iovernor of I'eiinsyUnnln, ha
some inside infot motion and is just n
bit previous
K ilniantdtfir uf iiilt irrtt.niiinnlti
streets, too. he attacked, saying: ' 'enc. oi iisninginn. ine spi re
"When we insult the beauty of tary treasurer of the metal trades de
streets by (blowing rubbish in them, pattment of Hie Ameriinn Fedeiatluii uf
v insult" (Sod by so doing." Labor that it would b-v necessuty tu
intic coast ynfds. it Is estimated that ! states to this port. ,The slilp is ex
bout 'JS.000 are emiiloyi'd in yards in i,n..i.,i t.-. ani tmlnr
Hariiman, Camden, Cluster nml W0- , '',p vessel carries' si-sty -sen fust
inington dass, J'JO second-class and 04t steeia;e
I n'on offiiinls of the metal timles i p.tssengcts. It will probnblv land I hem
department, advised of lli( intended' at I'ier 10. North Whntve.-.
cut. effedivo ns of March 1. are idnii- ' Commissioner of Imntlsratioii HiigliPs.
ning n relet endiiin to be taken in lor to at Hiis port, was notified of the shin's
Hint date ipectcd at rival liere and lifts made nr-
The yards have been operating under , g:mgiinents to have his full fotcc of m
an agreement with the metal trades d.'- ipcclors on liuud.
paitmeiit of the Ameeicnii i'' '! ' .
of Labor, by which n boaul was cie j
atcd to pass on all mnttcts of wanes. I
hours, disputes and working conditions I
Uu January J( Mr. Smith advised A
Cyclist Hit by Auto
When nn automobile crushed into the
bicycle no which lie was pedaling.
Harry O'Brien, twenty one yeats old.
of fillM Ludlow sttee!. was thrown in
ftont of the machine nl Twentieth
street and Fuirnionnl avenue, tie suf-
feted injuries to the head ami wascut
Body of Man Exhumed for Fourth
Time at Widow's Instance
Madison. Wis.. Feb. l.Y-(By A. IM
No evidence exists that Richard S.
1 .i-..i.n.. funnel' Denver nolitlcal
leuder. killed by a tiuin here in 1HIS. md'biuiscil about the body
was murdered, an investigating uininiit- i .
tee of tlie Dune County Council an- '
noiiiiced today.
The icport was based upon examina
tion of tlie bodv bv Dr. C. 11. Bunting,
Cniversity of Wisconsin pathologist,
and Dr. W. I' Lnicnx. They said tlie
clinracter of the WMiitnds precluded pon
siliility of murder and tliat there was no
evidence of tuinperiug witli tlie body
after it was buried Official m tion in
tlie i use has been diopped, it was no
noiinccii.
Allegations uf Lawrence's widow llinl
lie had been mutdereil for Ins supjioeil
tm tune, which was said to incKlde a
famous diamond, led l tlie investiga
tion, the body being i dunned for the
lourth time. Mrs. Lawrence declared
an unknown man hnd been killed by
the trnin and his body substituted in
tlie grave for (lint of her husband.
Making
Little
Ones
Out of big ooi)iH of drawlngH Is no
birder to us than enlarging. Dlggcst
plant In country for Photostating,
Jlluo Printing und Commercial Pho
togiuphy Imnieiliatc flenlce Call
for a iiH'b.senger
General Reproduction Company
140 North Broad St.
I'hllfitlrtpl-lit
.iffitii
Family Silver -substantial wdaht
Dinner and Toa Services
Flat Table Silver
perfect
dinner
demands
4fc0
SahedNuto,
Favors, Bon.Bons
to narmonize
with the table
decorations
No Matter where your hand may fall
you will make Xo Mistake in this
met
I. "Ilil
Ihiri li.timii.n S3t:t Kustwlik nir
Clll fi iMimn .'till S Uth SI
l-t .. lijil lliilfimin fi and
rompil u j y lliluii HI
"tali I rt ,,.-orid Willi I'lnun .S V
na I.ii ii i I, Muter HUT Ponelluu .ive
V-irtanl v. h .(union 103:1 H. ITlli t mill
rtarl I W.ilker, lulo ,IrfiMun m
Man,. I- i k (V.iiimi.u. x v iinil I'lui
,'nt' f, s. imttrtil Hill ,stut.. nl
n I nr. ..rt. I, rrerinont I'.i., un.l Annii
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GARRICK THEATRE
Sunday, Feb. 20, 7:30 P. M.
Distinctive Musical Prop-am Timely Topics
Philadelphia Orchestra Quartette
Until V. Schmidt Louis Ageloty Dayton Henry AVm. A. Schmidt
HON. OWEN B. JENKINS
r. siHtc Srnutor of 6II1 DUtrbt I'r .
Will Introduce
JOHN W. DAY, OF ST. LOUIS
A VITAL TOPIC BY A BRILLIANT SPEAKER
ADMISSION FREE
....This is the first of h scries or orlcn meeting which will he of
interest to every one.
I niter the Au'iilrrs iif the Unltitrliin l.ii.nini' Umti-
te Holmes Press. Vrinttr,
lMS-20 Cherry Street
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FOR SALE
4000 Metal Bands
t for Baling
loni,,,,,1,d?'.8fM.6 lilies
conduit!!!' ml buck,c- In g00d
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MacDonald & Campbell
Dependable Low Prices
Men's Suits and Overcoats
$35.00, were $45, $48, $49
$37.50, were $50
$39.00, were $52, $53, $54
$42.00, were $55, $57, $59
$45.00, were $60
$49.00, wey $65, $66, $68
$52.00, were $70
$54.00, were $72, $73, $74
$57.00, were $75, $77, $78
$60.00, were $80
$62.00, were $82, $84, $85
Fur
- lined
Gloves,
Thee mdutlioiu include till our finer Overcoats, Suit
Collar Coat. (Jolt Suit., Kumcodii. opruiB uiricom., i ur
rt. Leather Coat., Chauffeur' Suili, Overcoat.,
Robe., etc.
Put out of our mind the idea that our i high-priced store.
Every day people tell ua they (Mil misjudged "
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
Comparison Prevents Future Regrets
Linde February Sale
Savings of a Third to Two-Thirds Positively Guaranteed
How mnriy times haw you regretted purchases n
tlie years went by: A home, a piano, a piece ot
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sucrtrjtKl-JZSFo-
"tj'AfjKa-rj"fc'fr- zi
jewelry that just didn't quite fill your expectations. , tM'ttQ'Kjp
You always feel that you would have been so much VfsaiB
better satisfied if you had only looked ,-. kWilrW
Igs uround a little further. And von &&'tm$2&iir .-"51
SI, vt 01 Hi s!5 Walter chnlr or
lorltei, iin Hi li Cictonim cimli
Iouh Kxtru huge m.z
plEnjfrr-ajSS'rjfJV T.JiA
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would have obtained much greater
vnlue, too.
Apply thit thought to yoar fufni
rure buying in the February Soei.
If there ever wai a time when com
parison wat necettary for tlie buyert'
protection, that time it NOW. Don't
take any one ttore't word about
either quality or pricet. Visit them
ALL. See the goods. Note the cott.
Then follow the dictates of your
oti'n good judgment and you will be
safe.
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tliotis.tntls oi 1loll.11. brcausf i
li;ie made i lose comparisons otn
rhcs Our mormons savings :iu
daily bfitig lasted along to ItutidrctU
hi home tiiakvis, wlm have pioxnl
li loniparison 1l1.1t tin I. little Sturu
pices nie iu below all others.
Purchatet held for future delivery
upon payment of a deposit.
Wilton Rugt
5.115 00 seaitilt"- (KI-' n . $72.50
1.M00 Uoj.il "xlJ 11 .... 83.00
1.17(1(1 Finest S '10ii .. 97.50
KXIOO Kojal 0'M-' H 71.50
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Roklen oak ,
Ksl2 in
Brussels Rugs
JJ5t) Seamless ' it .M6.00
.M 75 llest ten uiie 7 o" ft. 24.50
14.()() Seamle-s 2 ft . . 27.75
-to 50 Ten wue SJ.nIOo it . 31.50
tjcnu'rister Kuirs
5-58.0(1 hcamlcss " d it . $46.00
7000 neavv 11 .K1J tt 52.50
.15 (Kt lleaw dradt d'J it 23.00
7.' 50 Statuie-. lM.' tt . 62.50
Linoletim
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I 50 Fruited 80
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Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings Until 10 a Clock
HENRY LINDE
23d, Columbia
& Ridge Ave.
Splendid Sale of
Perry's Worsted Suits
Every one of them conservatively
valued at $55, $60, $65
now at
One Single Price
The point is this: They are Worsteds.
Beautiful Worsteds, all of them!
Service is their middle name! And
not merely Worsteds, but beautiful
patterns! Blues, grays. Oxfords,
pencil stripes and fine twills fabrics
that will wear, patterns that will
please, and conservative, manly
models that meet the style ideas of
solid, substantial Philadelphians.
A Special Lot of
FuJl-silk -lined
Overcoats at $29
conservatively valued at .So.) & Slid
Standard Regan fabrics, full lined with
Skinner's Satin, rich Oxfords, Cambridge
Grays, blacks: standard all-year-round
Gentlemen's Overcoats in all sizes from 34
to 46 the greatest Overcoat Values of
this season!
Special Bargains in
Separate Trousers
85, S. S7,
were $7 to $12
Spring Overcoats
and
New Suit Styles
coming in daily
Perry & Co.
Sixteenth & Chestnut Streets
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