r i I ' 4 Director Tustln Will Submit Or dinance at Meeting of Body Tomorrow URGES WOMEN INSPECTORS TMrrctnr Ttistiti is u-.irkliu.' t' an '"' dinnnee vvliich lie will lime iiinmln. "i At tomorrow's meeting of t'itv t "oi! in il providing for i lio appointment oi four women inspci tors, who will regulate the issuance of dnnee permits. A feature of the plnn winked orii V tho director will lie the virlitnl t 1 a . k llstltie of "iiltrn jiijixj" irhetrn n ti I leader. The ilirntor pinposen In i - i ' "m nil applications for dance license lip made live lnx in iidviin t tin- inn1' set for the dame. This i t" Eive op portunity foi tin- inspectors to invrti cnte the elinraiters of the applicants for Ifeenes nml look into t hi- oii of cinvvd likely to Rather. An important consid eration will he th otchcstiii lured. If Its leader )m u reputation for pnttins; on wild "jar. ' music no license will be Jjumcri. Wiimi'n lupwtiii". "I helievo the appointment nf women Inspectors will do more tnnntd elinn nntitiK olijectlnnnhle dancing than sinv thing else lli department could d".' tnid tho director todn . Ho explained thU pnliev had liren followod with great success In Now York. The women will have police powers n well as power to 1nvctigntr. nnd will make arrests where they lind regulations ;ire heinc violated. "Another proposal which I nm con idcring." said the diretnr. "is to re riuire tire repulahle signers to mi appli cation for n permit. The number of signers has nor been fixed, nml run y he reduced to three Tnder tin net of HUH regulating dancing tlte Mnyor is given power to inspect nnil tegulate dance linll. and may rail on any of the city department to carry out his wishes. I do not, of course, know whether he will ak the Department of Welfare to do this work, or some other department. 1 am pre paring the ordinance, however, and it will be. offered tomorrow Regular conferences are to be con ducted "ndcr the Minor'- direction, i of rcprcfcntativcs of the I'liiladelphia I Paneing Masters' Association, the Muietnn" T'nion. the Hot"! Men' Asso'la""'! and the Philadelphia Social llvgirnc rommiltee for the piirpo" or' connderinx the ilnri.tng ititntinn. recommendation and in couragp'nrnt of a proper kind ' mui" nnd dam inc. and of i.snc proper nomenclature m denriluns i fame. Nn Nundav Danrfr In makinc IMreetor T'l-ltn report nnd the irgulation public the Minor Issued n statement. He said: "There is one thing to which tiie Mayor desires to call attention and that i the apparent violation of the m with respect; to the dosing hour. I lie law provide that dnncins shall not continue after 1 o'clock, except where a special permir is granted, running over until - o'clock. It also provide, that there liall he no dancing after midnight Saturday night. Tin-, means n Sunday free from dancing. Some of the large lintels hne been violating tl law. nnd one or two of them have been reprehensible in this regard If ti taw I violated further. It nn h necest-nry in make an exanipU of m . or two of the Urje oiabli-hiiier f - fl'V have been -tieciaiizing on dtineing re. sard'e-s of the propriety. ' Music Kl.unr.1 Direct. r 'l'itin in hi repot t -a 'i that nt the conferences he Im- ' ad with the dancing teachers and oriie -all parties recommended that proper dancing "Itnuld be encouraged "Th -MH-opated music .,.. It ;n prcent i- used In many hote'.-. !n ! i hnlK and cub eneonrace- iihim men's which were never intended and tie manner in which dunce- are . ninci on in inauv place of ninu-"ui'tit is conducive to the deitriHtion of fie moral I i f . ' the Uirei.tor -aid ' S'.oro -of ruinntinn n- n rrult of the lull ami ilani " hall evil were niiniemu- ami we. I ftiithenticnteil. V. i-h . -ti"cia!l I.. i all voiir liom.r'" nttentin to a -pe. n nf Sninlnv nfteinooii nnd evening ent n tiiinni' iil hi I'hlhulelph ii . i.rre-,.,m ng to the fnnioii- 'I'leucli tea, which were broken up hv the ' New Voik. 'I'he-e Suiidn.v iiflerno.ii! and evening .Inner- are known n- 'Kn'' fee Klatche-' where tuntiv vonng gir'- Ittider the age of -ivle.n at j-pe. m v inviteil nnd 'it manv a-e- e. to nun The Mippro-non of ih-e etiteitniiiu . mi it earne-tl de-ire.l iiiitl we re- ..itiin.M . that the innfer l.e refened to the I'nh . riepaitni'nt Im -inh . t mi u- i in be taken under Tie law ." tVninoil'linu Wll'mni il'.i;n,i .', todnv he would 1'avfir iinv or. I me leClllate ll.l IK'I II U 'Am ..hum '" -'"l -u. .,. . me. I . , immoral d.im "i "xvil! I am -or' pj. .1'.' of ll'i dan. ing '- oi.' of n pi ivate ' .-.in. -halN l.e For I he Scalp and Skin Sunray Tonic The minerals ami oils in S u n r a v Tonic have re markable hcalini; qualities used on t h e scalp as a tonic and on the face and body to soften and prc sci vc the skin Your dealer sells Sunray Products Sunray Company Coticura Soap ISIDI ."A!,- For the Hands Rp,Wfi pnr! Ta'-nn rr Tr Tt .np M rfciisjffcLbsjrtorl4 Pp t MiJdta,Uii Foreign Connection Desired COUNCIL WILL PASS ON DANCE METHODS I vrn .". i.i . 1 'HO V ."it It St.. Philadelphia Pa I f Vci'X 1M ' ii ' (MMf ih ,. ir" -h 4-t i iji i plftjit n .i rmii ..w f ' fliii('.! "(" i p .1 1-iiijr"- ni rt 4 ' ill' ')ipdidl in n " . fVM ' m-. i, !ifn ilnrnl ivImi-Ii 'l l. in ,,.. J tRii nnf..Ht.it li;i's' linU ami T hurili' rrrltJ ttl f I IP ' i.iiljiiJwwr'r-'yyiy HtsWv J - v.- -. - .- s vss.-v! . .-' il wiiiii i ii'M im liwiiiniw'nii'ini ii 'HHtf iihiiiiiii Mils. (iKOItf.K Mill he is assisting In making plans for Hie aiiniul (minor linrse show GOES 1600 MILES PENNILESS Keystone Bill' Arrives In Philadel phia From Miami, Fla. Without ii penny in his pocket" Wil liam IVi. sometime known as "Kev stone Hill." journeyed from Miami, l-'ln . to thi- city, which lie reached to day "How do vou do it V" lie was aked. "H.v auto and the "ankle expre-s." In replied. Work was scarce in Miami. In explained, so he decided lie would head for l'hilndelphin. He prepared loi the journey by wrapping up nti ex tra hi 1 1- of shoe". He left March '!"' iiud covered lliOd miles in means of lifts in motorenrs and by the rapid working of Ills feel. Youth Put Under Peace Bonds I'redeiiik lloersig. eighteen years old, Sixth -treet and Hunting; 1'iirls avenue, was held in bail to keep the pence to day by Magistrate I'rice in the Tvven tj.se.ond sfrct and Hunting l'nrk ave nue, -tation. The principal of the Me ('lure Public School. Sixtli street and Hunting I'irl; avenue. testified the vruth annoyed pupils while they were mi th, -. lioi'vard nt recrss. It's a comfortable feeling You know youll B wzmmmmmmmmmmm You Are Doubly Insured at this Store, the Hart, Schaffner & MarxGuarantee and our own Strawbridge & Clothier EVEX1XG PUBLIC : WOMEN "INVESTIGATORS" TO GETJUR Y DUTY DATA Atlornvys Approve Innovation to Let Voir Sex Ash Questions on Age, Polities and Color With the nltnitinieul of the ballot, , fitted to go to n sister's home and nsk liititiiueiahle new Jotm have opened for (ttest tpn-i. Hut did the II rat Investl women Kntor go to n home for data? Np in- One In particiihir. in fad. the new- tlccdy! Did she gel Hip "dope, she est one i showing to attorneys nml all others concerned that "Intuition that ting eared word peculiarly adopted in it'iiiiii.ti w tcnt'v nf worth. This newest of jobs In the process of Investigating women ciiiipiI for jury duty Nothing new about looking tip tlm ti.illiii'iil nttillntlons of men In the .... ........... oust when thev have been summoned lint with the L'lllllt IllL- itf the vote, till 'old order ihnnge-t and men olbcers were found to he incompetent wlteii seeking information about a prospective' woman iuror Women onipluitieil nbotit itiilformeil men appearitig at tlieir hollies and ask ing, bluntly, a lot of personal questions, "(ivv old are .vou'.' Married or single? Hepub'lcnn oi Uemoerat? White or blackV" Sitcli futile iuesions that brought no re-ult. Ue.sulls? ou nsk Yes. Indeed, the Information is vitall.v important. Attor neys put their heads together and de . ided tluit perhaps women had better interrogate women. So I hut is the way it started. Kitnn.v aliotlt women, too. They have plenty of tact and diplomacy nnd well SCORES WAR DEMAGOGUES Rev. Dr. Norwood Subscribes to General Dawes' Ideas A strong oath, not as blasphemy, but ns prayer, was used by the. Kev. Dr. Robert Norwood, rector of St. Paul's Protestant Kpisennal Church. Over brook, in an address nt tu6 Vulon'' League last night. The occasion was the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the Virst Regiment Infantry. Pennsylvania Na tional (iiiard. which in future will be known as the Ifl.'Sd Regiment of Engi neers Dr. Norwood said : "(oil bless tlie Kngllsh and make them ju' and considerate; Ood bless the Irish nnd make them reasonable, but curse the American demagogue, who is seeking to sttr up strife amongl the people ot tnts nation to break the continuity of Anglo-Saxon brother hood : '"TIiofp. gentlemen, were the words of General Dawes. I not only subserlbc whole-heartedly to them, but I add: That is my prayer " rtwrm-ir ' ! ;et your money's worth in Hart Schaffner & arx clothes or you get your money back ail LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APBIL 20, 1921 wanted? You bet; SUP got it irotn nssoelntes of the person she wits nnrr. Itenr girl friends nnd other were willing nnil voluminous niimiunni. "Ilnzcl just loves lavpnder, and she Is so syinpiithplle, I know sue u inane u lovely juror." Now you wonder wltnt nn nttnrncv vvoiitd tret out of t lint . Welti . V il Ik I -l..- just this; Ah one lawyer sniu. ii niriw ots. becnuse he inimeiiiuiPiy nns uis , client, wliti may be on M'lni for a erj serious offeuse, put on a tie of tllllt itleleetablp shade and you guessed It the lwvchnlnirl.nl effect is created. Tlir-'n. too. the juror may be ealled for tjutv on a divorce case, aud herself be n divorcee. See the point? Or as an alternative she may head the Dorcas Society of her church and be unal terably opposed to the severetice by liiiin of the bans of matrimony. Intuition l the rcnyn women make the best Investignlors. attorneys say, not because "the female of the species Is more deadly than the male." al, Rlrls.'you'll have to "watch your step' when you see a woman hounding your neighborhood wearing dark glasses and rubber heels. WANT OLD CHURCH SAVED Citizens Ask Mayor to Keep Bridge From St. George's Site Preset -iition of historic St. lieorge's Methodist Kpisoopnl Churcr. I'ouitlt street ln-Iivv Vine, was urged In u memorial referred by Mayor Moore to day t tne Del.nvnie river bridge com mission. The .ueniorial was sent to the Mayor l.y the Methodist preachers' meeting, and pointed out that the old edlfme might be disturbed by plans for the Dtlnwnre rivir bridge approaches. Man Hurt by 'Motorcycle .Joseph Knmlttiski, eighteen years old. l.'io.TMIInor street, was slightly injured when his motorcycle collided with n trolley car at WnMinoroland IMchcmontl si reels, shortly before noon today. He was taken to Northeastern Hospital, where lie wus tteated nnd sent home. m-iM! m f m - . VSj?'VV jv R! E Episcopalians Pleased With Now Headquarters at 202 South Nineteenth Street ihe exeeutlves of the Kplscopal Dio cese of Pennsylvania are In their new headquarters, '.'02 South Nineteenth street, nnil arc already enjoying ad vamoses that It offers oer the old Church House at Twelfth and Walnut streets, where they were housed for more than a quarter of a century. The present site, which was the home of the late Alexander .1. Cassatt, is next to Holy Trinity Church. The first floor will contain the exec utive offices nnd cltibronm. The fine old muhogany book shelves that lined the walls of the front, room, formerly the library, have been moved to what was the dining room, now to be the Diocesan Library. , Tlte old ballroom of Ihe house makes an ideal assembly room. It is spacious nnd light. With the advantages ot fered by the single car line, nnd very little heavy travel, speakers will not have the same difficulty of making themselves heard, as In the old build ing. The second floor is given over to the two bishops' offices nnd to the educa tional department. At present the third Moor is being shared by the women of th"c church nnd the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Eventually the women will have the third tloor nil to themselves for their own activities, nnd the broth erhood will move to the fourth, where nlterotlons nrc now in progress. The garage In the rear of the It'ouse Is being utilized ns n supply bureau by the women who were formerly housed in the Inasmuch .Mission. There the cloth is stored and there Ihe women work to make garments for the needy. The official ronflrinntliui or ratifica tion of the purchase by' the standing committee nnd the trustees of the dio cese will be granted nt the Diocesan Convention, which meets May ," in the Church of St. I.tike nnd the Epiphany. NEW CHURCH HOUS HAS MANY ASSEIS TheMctrola is specially made to play Victor Records No other combination accomplishes the same result. All the world's famous artists who make Victor Records always test them on the Victrola before they give final approval for their release. No com bination of substitutes enables you to hear the interpretations of these great artists exactly as they themselves heard and approved their own work. Victrolas $25 to $1500. New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers in Victor products on the first of each month. STUDY OF NURSING URGED Mrs. H. C. Boyer Heads New State Organization .Mrs. Henry C. Hiiyer liciidi the newly organised council for nursing .education iir- southeastern Pennsylvania, whose object is to interest the public in the nursing profession and bring more young women into tho field. The .organization will work in con junction with Ucd Cross, with hospitals nnd with other already formed organi zations. Physicians and nurses through out the section nrc Interested in the movement. The council will have speak ers address groups of people on the sub ject of nursing, nnd information will be given as to the best M'lionls. Dr. Edward P. Davis Is vice cltnlr man of the council, II. W.Hiulth Is net rctary and Arthur Klclshcr is treasurer. Miss Susan C. Francis is executive sec retary. .Mrs. .1. Willis .Martin. Mrs. .foil ii C. Croomc, Dr. Wlliner D. Km sen and Dr. J. Louis Zlcglcr are among those interested In the movement. MNEuToS SToTeN Thieves Give Police Plenty to Do to Recover Cars '1 hefts of nine nutomob'ilcs were re ported to Central Police Station to tln.v . Casper P. Siturples. of Swarthmnro. Iiiid(1iii $1000 car stolen from dl'OI Pitikslde avenue, where is was parked. Bernard S. Elliott. iW.'W l.aurens street, said his S.'HSOO tar was taken front the front of his home. Charles ltehfuss, SO'JIl Notth Broad Miect, re ported his taken from Thirteenth mid Locust Mrccts. It was recovered an hour Inter on Cnmac street. C. S. Keddlng. dilOl Stciitnn avenue, had his rnr taken from lit front of his homo. Harry Ktisliner. 410 South street, bad his car stolen from Ninth anil .Market streets. Dr. Aaron Barlow. 1 'JOS Spruce street: Bcnji'inin Neinlrofsky. "IS Satis'iui street: Charles S. McCain bridge. 4."(iU North Nineteenth street: and Dr. Louis Tlsher, l.sai Spruce street, nli-o lost machines. Fire Destroys Automobile The touring car of George Goldman caught fire lust night while standing outside his home nt 1841) North Thirty third street. It was almost totally de stroyed before the (lames could be extinguished. POLICE OPEN FIRE IE ji Pedestrians Dodge Bullet Bom bardment as Patrolmon Pur sue Alleged Thioves Three men, who, police say, stole a toxical) ht Twentieth and Christian streets nt 8:150 o'clock last ulght.jverc captured nftcr n chase by automobile ond nfoot during which patrolmen fired several shots. The aulrtmobllc chaso ended when the alleged thieves crashed Into n trolley car at Twentieth nnd Catharine streets, t'lilnjtircd, the men abandoned the wrecked taxi nnd fled P an alley. Tv.o were nrrested as they fled over fences nnd a third was" caught an hotlr later. They are l'rank Hajgerty and James Devcli'n, Christian street near Twen tieth, nnd Hugh Dougherty, Mifflin street nenr Twenty-first. According to the police, John llnbln, 2810 South Tenth street, n driver for the Quaker City Cnb Co., Heft hs taxi In front of a drugstore at Twentieth nnd Christian streets. Leaving the drug store n few minutes later after using n telephone, he discovered the taxi missing. He went to the Twentieth and Mtx water streets station nnd reported the theft. An he wns leaving the station house with Patrolman Johnson and Young, he saw his taxi being driven north on Twentieth street at a fifty mile i ate. "There they go!" he shouted. The two patrolmen cotnmnndered an auto mobile, nnd with Bnbln nt the wheel, started after tho alleged thieves. Drawing within range the patrolmen opened fire, which wns returned. Hundreds of persons fled for shelter ns the spectnctllar gun light and chase con tinued up Twentieth street. At Catharine street n trolley car shot out in the path of the swaying taxlcab. There was a crash and the oc cupants, unhurt, abandoned the wreck oge and darted up nn alley. There they .separated nnd dodged over fences with the patrolmen continuing NT mm Victrola XI One of the popular priced models , $150 HIS their fire, Ungeity nnd DcvHlT""-'"' caught after short chase, n"? . eluded tlm patrolmen, b it w. "hH later nt Twentieth ,',,) Ver r-'' Magistrate, Jtenshnw 1 eld il,-' rt, In ?800 hnll'cnch for h ft irtl'i toJr April 24., th W with rlJ &h!!' taxleab andreslsting arrest. ' '' HAYS HEREJExf WEEK New Postmaster General Gueit Wanamaker Luncheon Tue.H ' Postmaster General Hnv(t ?y, v among those present next Titevi 1 . n luncheon In limine t t, ." t maker, who tins completed .!!!., of mercantile llfei Mr w ' '? yMf u postmaster general during the iT' ?' administration. " Unrrl'oi H.Aiba .;ixvA "' ' for the lunchc-ot, . Y'TlIlT"'"'' ,1o,ffiH,'r"tf"r', mcs. of PcnnsylVnidn will ItXT tt unlet Justice von Mownxlrtfr L7f ranged for a recess ., n.- " .. " r. trn be, proem. "tp wurt Uthcrs wito will attend lne,A fv iiiinr run mil. .lllllHiS j ii.pi, p "! nimii.ii. iiii. t.. '.. .'." larHlmi the H-iv. Dr. Jo.sepl, lirniUw'r' iiierotm rcpreseniallvM of the nrm. ". navy will attend. nr,n.r nnJ li .. .' . iri . :??Ll W: A Mr if vx,btj. ,eV.: ulrS1!" Y.i'.,-,:X &? . .'. A . '-'Z WY!r'. ' The Hupmoblle hat the rspu. tation of continently tay. Ing out of the repair .hop. Siiiffiw.3 piBtymwp$$', i .A,v rr r,L, A .ft. I i.v'i. -tttff.K.X m V& MASTERS VOICE REa.ua pot, err "1 ' SfllBS ' I ft A AL' ''' l iHluiutiiwueBHI ' LsV BSl BBWl kiB SUB IB ..,,, TI i trademark and the tradematked vord"Victrola"ldentlfyiillourproduCif. Look under the lid I Look on the libel I VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO. Camden, 'N.J. f. ft 4- ( fcv4H .,, tr i-i-u I. . . ,rA V,"fH" Ufrjt ..Mfi ' ,,4-f. t ,, u KV (A ' - ', Wi:JeI:;ew:1:w 4'-yKl I m.
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