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; BIG WORKS ABKUAU
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Brine Back 5omu u. .-r--'SMusicalompoions
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TOubHWITH AMERICA
rtlUdHphl? ; M(,,cn Worl(B from
8,?n0nrVl.cro. He cxpdcls
-InK rn,,y' m, .Vvrrnl notcll composers
W li ihrf! "n composition.
left,rVri. hcrromWMlnR vocation nlth
"""in lonal m-K- '"r tho Orchw
.vwe xPl'nnaJ.i .... i ' MiiHt now
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mid two other
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rt DJ. P" ' ... 'il,n Vlnnnixip C01I1
pih to iakr nno of curl,
KJv to I'hilailclpl'ln
BMlcUn? '" YThurwlnv) 1 liaVe n
"?mwl.h Vlnnt D'lnily to nr
!,, forlhcnniinR proemm In
""fiiwn where he wl" conduct the
piilllilelpnln "'hlmse f Also. I export
iVl .Sn composer ami planiHt. to
tDl: S l'hlla.lel.hln and pay his own
"""Jifllonl rcjard Cmwla ns among
.rfstclfeJ Italian composers.
" 'Oth'Wl m n",inS further has so far
"VlV i II, m of now compoal
gKVc are In touch ullh new music
,D4iknow H is nny tlfo in.livhl-
.illhrln a nation that keeps up its
M create, IK nrt. c mu,t be
PEPPER NOT FOR BOARD
Lawyer Suggests Herrick, Wood and
Conwoll as Choices
There Is considerable speculation n
to whom will bo selected by the Hoard
of Judges to fill the vncanclcs on thc
ltuard of Education, caused by thc res
ignation of Simon Orntz and thc death,
of CharlrB II, Kdmunds.
Representatives ofttmorotiB civic or
Knnizntlonti, prominent educators nnd
others have urged Oeorge Wharton Pep
per, a lawjer, to become an active can
didate for the board. Mr. Veppcr, how
ever, snld he could not accept the honor,
ns he could not give the time to the
work that It would require. He sug
gests that Dr. Clieemnnn A. Herrick,
president of Glrnrd College ; Leonard
wood, ncw president of the I'nlvcrslty
of I'cnnsjlvnnla, nnd Dr. Itui-sell Con-
well, of Temple University, would be
excellent selections for the bonrd.
Although former Judge Dlmner
Ueeber also expects to resign from the
board, he said that his resignation would
not be tendered at present. The Hoard
of Judges w ill meet tomorrow.
BoFNofKIDNAPPED
1
. C. A. LANE
WEDSJJFEGUARD
Widow of Former Phila. Pub
lisher Bride of "Eddie"
Zimmerman
SURPRISE TO FRIENDS HERE
NWi the tame,
tbe anie thing,
when everything tends to
rn we arc HKciy
think the same
art ui nu, " --- ,.v , t ,,.
W Hill '"-
. .uil.hfl lit n nit iitulnr
. . Kindu mi i-iiii ill n. 1 1 I i- ui
Sjurne 8tandards-we must not he
we cold and mechanical, like so many
?..: i i,n ilm world will keep on
ImSucIn men nf indMdunl tliought.
Pr7.l,uf.lSr.rAn,wlfn will surprise the
'I Ilium ".'., .. ..!
.rH A read) mere m 11 nyiniiin.-
feeling for art. Tl e everyday Amcri-
appreciates thc best music If It
serf not real thej would not demand
orchestras all over thc country. East to
Went II can feel how peop'c undcr
mnd mwlc. I cannot explain it, but
I always feel that undfinable current
bctftecn audience nnd orchcslru that is
unmistakable."
Mr. Stokoweki said Hussia was for
itr a land where deep love' of music
prfvillcd. and that it was unfortunate
thi conditions had apparent!) Killed
or drlen out the best productions.
"Uallon's 'Chaiue Sourls,' which was
i Mcn0w oudcHV show, and which
! aw Tucsdai night." said Mr. Sto-
lowski. "i one of the most nrtistic
productions on the tage.
Joseph Begl Found Wandering
About His Former Neighborhood
Joseph Begl. ten jcars old. was not
kidnapped, Thc little ward of the
Catholic Children's Bureau was found
wandering nbout Baltimore avenue at
Fiftieth street last night.
The boy was bellcred to have been
lured away by an elderly man who took
him to the movies nnd bought him
candy last Friday. He explained that
he had gone back to Baltimore avenue
and Fiftieth street, which was tho
neighborhood in which he hnd'licd be
fore being tnken In chnrgo by thc aid
society.
He was picked up by a man who
formerly knew the boy. He hnd been
living at a boarding house ut lil.il (
Brandywlnc street, before he ran away.
STAGE STARS fo"AibERIN
Proceeds of Benefit Will Be Sent to
Needy in Ireland
Vaudeville and musical comedy stars
will appear in a benefit performance to
be given this evening In thc Academy of
Music in nid of the destitute of Ireland.
Tho performance will be given under
the ousplccs of tbc American Committee
for Belief in Ireland. Many prominent
I'hiladelphians have subscribed for
boxes at 51(H) each.
Word was received here today of the
marrlnge of Mrs. Cornelius A. Lane,
widow of n former Philadelphia pub
lisher, olid "Eddie" Zimmerman, life
guard nt Manhattan Beach. The news
ehtised considerable surprise among
friends of Mrs. I-ane In this clt;. Her
first husband died of apoplexy Christ
mas Ec, 1010. She nas six children.
The marriage was performed at St.
Mark's Catholic Church, Brooklyn, on
! Saturday, by the Bcv. V. J. McCarthy
posing nfanslon at Falmouth street nnd
Hampton avenue, which Is close to
Manhattan Beach. Itclativcs are tnk
tig care of ,jlie place whllo she Is on her
honeymoon.
Zlmmcrm'an Is snld to have made ail
excellent record m a lifeguard, and is
very popu nr. During the war he en
listed In the Army Air Service. He
?"". ni commission and returned to the
. "ui-ii punes as a tlrstlleutcnant.
Wills Probated
Itc'atiVCS Wren tlm 1.n..nnnln.l In
l,rc.01 wills probate tbdny with the
Bcglstrar of Wills. Susanna It. It.
)"nsnPt. H22.-, BridRo street. $7500 ;
Kivn. Uetoiiiersk, who died In Mount
Sinai Hospital. .tl81, and Bobcrt Lei
nnn. 'J.JHS Nnnirn um.,1 r.nnn Tt.v...
lories of the personal estates of the
following were fih,,l : Mahlon B. Fax
inJhi2'iyAhlW' Amelia B. Meters.
?"-;-""-: Milium II. Tapper. 514..
Jb0.no ; John ,A Baseh, 571,720.20.
Letters were granted for administration
'? t" estates of the following: Arthur
yj'lKlcy. lbl North Sixtieth- street.
wm?P' nni' I'nwrenpc Hershmnn, "m
Linl'y street. Sin.000.
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Mr. nnd Mrs. Zimmerman nre now on
their honeymoon.
Tho wedding was an Important chap
ter in a romance which began last sum
mer, It is said, when the brawny life
guard appeared to bo ihoto than cas
ually Interested in the beautiful Mrs.
Lane. Zimmerman was especially pop
ular with the Lane children nnd fre
quently carried the youngest of them
from the bathing1 bench on his shoul
ders. It Is believed that Zimmerman will
relinquish his post as lifeguard on re
turning from the honeymoon nnd go into
business. In nppbing for thc mdr
rlage license ho gavo his occupation as
that of n broker, nnd his friends believe
that he contemplates entering the
biokerngo business on on extensive
plan.
The former Mrs. Lane owns an tin-
Anicr. Gns Co. 6's, 2016
Market St. Elcvnted 4's, 1945
Winchester Rep. Arms, 7'i8,1941
Waterloo, Cedar Fs & N. 5's, 1910
M-CownCcL
I.nnrl Tlt TWAcr Phi In Pn.
1rmbrrt Philadelphia Stock Exchanga
Ycstldday In skool Miss Kitty was
telling tho class nbout grate deeds nnd
nobel acts, snying, The noblest act cny
man can perform Is to do something
that wilt aid the cause of suffering hti-
mnnltty, now Is there enybody in the
class w(io dii7zcnt know wat I tneen
wen I speck of aiding thc cause of suf
fering humnnittyr
Wlclt nobody raised their hnnu, prov
ing everybody thawt they knew wat
It ment weather they did or not. and
Miss Kitty sed, Very well then, I will
rail on somebody to give me an illlstrn
Hon of a deed that would help the rausc
of suffering howiniuiltty. Benny Fotts,
I will call on jou. Wat would you do
if you hnd jour choice of deeds to aid
sufrvrlng liumnnltt) ? , ,
Id do something so grate they would
tnnkn nnnthiT Imlltilnv without CUT
skool every jeer to celebrate It. I sed.
Wlch everjliody started to clap their
hands tin if thc thnwt I had did it ;
nlrcddy. nnd Miss Kitt.x banged with'
her ruler, snjlng, Hllents, nil scr
nrlxeil. I must sa) I Hiink that Benny
Iiiih n verv koHIkIi rnuscntlnn of suffer
ing humanity. Think, of the grate and
nobel scrgeon who ferst discovered an
nlsthetleks That was aiding the cause
of suffering humnnltty. Now perhaps
James Egan con give us another Ixnm
plc and tell us wnt ho would do to nid
the caiiBc of mifferlng humnnltty,
WMi Jimmy Egan got up, snylng.
Id be a grate sergeon nnd perform a
operation on children beds so they could
lern twice as miiUh In a day as wat
Ihev can now nni) then they woiild o
hnfT to go to skool evvry other darf ;"
Wlch evrbodv stnrted to clap -age
and Miss Kitty .banged with her ruM
something fenrse snlng, Hilents, th
Intlre clnss will remain nftcr skool lOf,
luilf mi hour. .
Wlrfi we did.
3
.50
s
Cuticura Soap
Imparts
The Velvet Touch
Sot;,Otabnt,T!cJm 2e.rtrrwhfre For middIm
Iddrm ClUcutUboritoHl,Dpt X, IKidtl.llut.
LAFF
WITH
FALSE TEETH?
SURE!
Dr. Wernet's
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sore gums, sweetens
the breath. A white powder. At
best Drug or Department Stores,
30c., 60c., $1.00 or write direct to
Wtrnet Dental Mff. Ce.,115BilaginSt.,N.T.
"HER COMPLEXION
WAS WONDERFUL"
You can quickly make your look the
ante by uting Kijjn, a. remarkable
beauty tacrot of old Egypt
and no one will know that ou lia
nfil Anything. It 6n9 dctfctlon. pro
duces permanent result. Will poiltley
Incrcaso th beauty of nm woman of
any nee ulr's or grandmothers. Suf
ficiently nuccemful results uunranteed In
thre diss to provn to you that i'io con
tinued uso of KUJa for a short time
will make, sou appear eirj undor
and niarvclously enhanco tho heiuty of
sour complexion or the manufacturers
will refund sour money. Aide sour dealer
for n free, copy of alualilo booklet en
titled "How to Increase Your Heauts--
SecreM and Arts of Fascination em
plosed bs Cleopatra, tho Clreatcst En
chnnt'nsi of All Time "
KUJa (pronounced Ke-iha) Is for sale
In this eltv liv
DEPAIITSIKNT STOHr.S
trnnhrlriice & Clothier
r.lmlxl Ilros.
l,lt nrns.
Hnellenbnric's
Job. G. Dnrllncton
II. F. Dewern
nmio STOItpS
I.Ucrtt's 10 Htores
(,eo. II. Knot
Inroh Urns.
4. II. Wood's rinii htoren
Medln rharmnrles
Htnnley Dmi Co.
I. Cohen
Co-operative Drue Co.
Maerhee & Co.
Cnlxillero Truir Cn.
Hon land I'hnrmnrr
Mm. Connlll. Cnmilen .Idt.
TRUNKS REPAIRED
ALSO BAGS & SUIT CASES
PAI.KSMKVS SAMPIJ5 casks ,
nnd All Kinds Trunks. " and
Suit tines Mmlr to Order.
VICTOR VALISE CO., Inc.
48 N. 7th St. M.fArS,,
Round
Trip
Washington
on
so.oon 1.! w.oo
" m .nqiTimnvnr m
JLilIllllIllI C U
I Itonndl
Wr Tax 8 additional
bunday, June 12
Special Train IeaTes
Eastern Htandard Tims
Ilroad Htreet Station ..6.S0 A.M
Wet ISilladelphla (185 A.M,
ItnTURNINO LEAVER
Washlntton ... .7:15 P. M
Ilaltlmnre (Union Station). .8:20 P. M.
rcrSlmllar Ejrurslons Juns 20
July 10
PennsylvaniaSystem
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drink
should be refreshing, pure,
sparklinfr, brnclnfr. BLUE
ANCHOR ginger ale is nil
erf these rolled into one.
Ask for it get it.
Phone lor a Case
JOHN miEDRICn, 5th and Rising Sun
Tioga 2495 Philadelphia Park 4819
4lso nine Anchor Harsaparllln. Illrch and Hoot Ilr
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Manager Phonograph Music
tStore Wanted
A Rentleman of highest incrclinndlsinK and sales ability, to take full
charge and run successfully one nble to keep a crew of salcsmon on the
street.
Must be jounpr enough to h.ivo speed, and old enough to have balance,
furnish bond and satisfactory references as to character and ability, and
begin duties at once
To this man, this staple organization offers an excellent permanent
position with snl.tr nnd Interest consistent.
Tell us why ou can qualify no attention paid those, who are not
experienced must furnish phono number. Strictly confidential.
P. M. P. O. Box 590, Philadelphia, Pa.
Qoodness
The price you pay soon
wears out of the mind.
The quality you get
never wears out of the
suit
There are cheaper
suits than Stylebilt
Clothes but for good
ness sake it pays to
pay the price.
Stylebilt Clothe i
are priced with only
one profit because
priced by the producer.
IIU HILTCOMPAN Y
1211-1213 Chestnut Street
40
For Churches and School
A SAFE, sanitary, (ire-proof ceil
ing in perfect harmony with
ecclesiastical and educational
requirements.
Cannot crack, stain nor fall.
Lighter in weight easier to ap
ply more durable and econom
ical than plaster or wood.
WriltforhociUl illuitntinit tfaUt
Calingt for Qiunhtt nd Shocli.
PENN METAL COMPANY
1T.NN MKTAI. HI.1K... Villi, ..!'V
1007
Luxurious
Box Springs
Hair Mattresses
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
1632 CHESTNUT STREET
The Last Place
on Earth to
Go to in summer is the averago
bed. Hot, lumpy and stuffy,
how can one expect to sleep
rcstfully on such a mattress? In
the name of common sense, why
docs any one continue with them
when it 'is so easy to havo
Dougherty's Luxurious Box
Springs and Hair Mattresses,
made of the highest quality
materials by trained craftsmen?
They arc not only the most de
lightful and luxurious bed3 pro
duced, but arc also by reison of
their character tho .nost lasting
and economical-
I.nxurlnns Box Rprinsjt, Jtllnblo
llnlr Mnttrrssf. Mormrnnr Bed
Mends, HrsM nd, Kmllsti Omen
Furniture, I,omp. Dnlnty IllnnUrU
nnd Comfortable. White Knnmel
Vursery Accessories, etc., e(c.
rr V
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Till ItSU 1 , ,n NI; .lt ti),t stor 0p,n, nii,y , A M f lose. lit 5t30 I'. M. II
NNELLENBURGN
M ENTIRE BLOCK-MJRKETIIZJro 12 STREETS L f
dotnei
Shops In
Principal
Ones
NEWARK
NEW YORK
BROOKLYN
rHILADELntlA
CHICAGO
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PEARL
BORAX
SOAP
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SAVE THE WRAPPERS
In
SEAS
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EXCl'USIONS J-i
ATLANTIC CITY
OCEAN CITY
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Essex Announces
Lower Prices
Second reduction in eight months
Esse,x motors advises that effective June second the prices
of all Essex motor cars are again lowered; the second
reduction since last fall.
This time the reduction is $150 on each model, making a
total reduction of $350 in eight months.
The new prices F. O. B. Factory are as follows:
Touring $1445
fa Roadster 1445
Cabriolet 1950
Sedan 2300
Gomery -Schwartz Motor Car Co.
128-140 North Broad Street
Snles Room, 128-140 North Broad Service Station, 2400-14 Market St.
Snellenburg's Keep - Kool Suits
For Men & Young Men Are the
Best Hot Weather Suits and
the Best Values in Philadelphia!
Nothing to beat them nothing: to meet them! they
stand supreme in a class by themselves, the last word in
masterly tailoring, smart good looks and cool comfort!
They meet every suit-need of humid summer days they
look cool, fdel cool, are cool. Nationally advertised na
tionally worn ; made exclusively by N. Snellenburg & Co.,
and sold by us exclusively in Philadelphia!
Models for Men and Young Men
Sinirle and double breasted one. two and three button
A rt rt I V- v4 1 aIh I 1 - 4 -h vaI 4 W a & . m .V-b Ml
x aiiun tuai. uiuucia, aiou iiuvyit uuu cujiaurvauve siyiea.
sO All sizes 32 to 50 inch waist measure.
" PiAwVo TUnh T?nswi Th,;-.. TrtilnM,!
i l.l .z.l ;
Feather-weight fabrics in light and dark patterns
Worsto, Palm Beach, Mohair, Tropical Worsted, Gabardine
and Novelty bummer Suitings.
Two-Piece Worsto Suits, $13.50
Two-Piece Mohair Suits, $16.50
Two-Pc. Palm Beach Suits, $16.50
Two-Piece Tropical Worsted
Suits at $27.50
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Men's & Young Men's $35 to $65
Fancy Suits, Special at
$25.00
Men's & Young Men's t1Cl CC
Blue Serge Suits. Special at -U.UU
Men's & Young Men's $15 White Flannel Trousers at $9.50 Pair
Men's & Young Men's $10 AlUWool Blue Serge or Flannel
Trousers at $5.50 Pr.
Flannels in blue, preen and brown.
SFitLLENBURS Third Floor
These Clothing Specials in Our
Economy Basement
Automobile Dusters at T
$2.75, $3.50 & $4.00
$1.95 I;' $2.85 a"d $3.50
Two-Piece Palm Beach Suits (j?v OZ
''' lS3i;95v$6.75
Khaki Trousers at
Pair
Men's and Young Men's Fancy Suits at $12.50 and $20.00
Men's and Young Men's Blue Serge Suits at $25.75
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