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Clean-up of Town Is Up te Geed
People, Says Miniotera'
Leader
I' MAYOR AIDE TO SPEAK
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"It Is up te the Reed People of
(JhMltr te clean their city," M the
nir. Jehn Orabnm, pastor of Ilcthttny
rhurch and clmlrmnn of the Clvjcs
Slttee of the Chester Ministerial
'Aknoclntlen, today.
"We have called n mnsM-mrctlnR te
y held In the nrmery next ThurRdny
feht," no ald. "at which time Ed-
JJ-nrrt Hrvnnt. who lian bc(-n advicer te
Xer itnmVcy. will be the principal
ipSker. Mr. Bryant, I Imagine, will
hafe plenty te tell the geed people who
will ittend thlR meeting. He liu al-
i rdv told me that, se far he hns failed
ite accomplish anything and that Unless
E. ran ct the co-operation Of the geed
ptople of our city he mflj as well quit.
'That Is why we called this meeting.
II is up te the geed people of our city
te attend. We mean business and will
, 0 the limit te cleanse any condition
that exists, but we must have the help.
.of residents te de be. It will be en-
trely up te these who have te live
tnW If they de net enre hew low
Jhcir'cltv has fallen and will net help
te bring" it te n point where they can
nelnt with civic pride te its cleanliness,
that will be UP t0 thcm'
"They will nnvc an opportunity te
voice their approval of our determina
tion te clean up by attending the mass-
' mThe mass-meeting will probably re
mit in an attempt te oust Chief of Po Pe
11 Dnvcnpert. There has been trouble
between Mflvnr llimti ..j t.- ni,i.
for several weeks. Majer llamscv.
wnen he retained Mr. Bryant as his ad-
f' cailcd .uPen 0hl?' Davenport te
talgn. Chief Davenport refused te re
sign, and backed his refusal with the
announcement that he was going te stay
te the finish and advfeed the Mayer te
fight hli own battles.
Davenport Is backed by the McClure
"system," which has the bulk of the
power in the Police Committee ofCoun efCoun ofCeun
ells, and unless he is advised by his
Mippertcrs In the ceunclltnnnlc commit
,tee te resign Chief Davenport will net
get out.
The cemmltten nnnnln.t .i l..
meeting of the Ministerial Association
te call the mass-meeting consists of the
Bev. Mr. Graham, chairman : the Itcv
A. Ii. Ijnthcm, of the Third Prcsby
tcrlan Church; the Bpv. C. 1C Gaul
Paster of the Trinity Methodist Epis
copal Church, and the Ilev. Jehn I
Meek, pastor of Trinity LuthKrim
mmiX& VUBW iLiBPEB-PglKADEIiPHIA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
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30, 1921
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MUM'S THE WORD
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LBRARY
Students Who Bolieve in Signs
Will Keep Silence in
Sacred Precincts
FIVE POLICE PROMOTIONS
i we neuse sergeants Advanced te
Street Pests
Twe house hergennts and three
patrolmen were promoted today, the
oath being administered by Assistant
Director Tempest.
Heusc'Sergeant Bertram II. IIHI, of
the IJranehtewn station, wns advanced
te street sergeant, first grade. Heme
Sergeant Bernard J. Rclind, acting lieu
tenant of the Second and Christian
streets station, was promoted te street
sergeant, first grade, and will continue
as acting lieutenant.
Patrolman Rebert Adams of the
Twcnty-Rccend street and Hunting
Park avenue station, detailed te the
pawnbrokers' division at City Hall, was
made n heue sergeant and sent te the
Twenty-eighth and Oxford streets
station.
Patrolman Arneld J. Menge, of the
Frent and Westmoreland streets 'feta 'feta
teon, was advanced te house sergeant
and detailed in the same district.
Patrolman Chnrles C. Itankln, of the
feet traffic squad, was made n house
sergeant nnd detailed In the same squad.
NEW SECTION IS OPENED
The library of the University of
Pennsylvania Is te be rich In the geld
efjsMcnce, ff the University authorities
can manage It. One of the innovations
which returning students found this
year was n sign in the library which
read:
"Conversation carihet be permitted
In this room. If your neighbors disturb
you point out this sign te them. If this
Is Ineffective call the attention of ene
of the library staff."
This rather makes the library taboo
as place of social nativity. Lest year
rnnnrMlInn of nvrrntrn volume WOB nl-
.lowed in, the hall and qiilet conversation
in tne euier reading room, ii. 7
beyond the sacred portals of the Inner
reading-room that speedy was enjoined
altogether. In the alceve under the
stairs ce-eds were went te assemble te
discuss their various "crushes" and lay
the backgrounds for new ones.
One tier In the new stack of the
library has been opened, ind the geolog
ical and astronomical libraries have
been moved from their respective de
nartmentfl into the main library build
ing, The library new shelters about
4r.n.nnn hooks. About 100.000 mere arc
scattered through the libraries of various
departments.
Weman Named Aide te Prosecutor
Wnsliincten. Sent. 80. Miss II.
Pearl McCoy, of Peise, Idaho, yester
day was appointed special Assistant
United States Attorney for the District
of Columbia. '
fSTlZuutZTt!! at 0 A. 3t. Closes nt B80 iVm. f,
SnellenburgS
3 ENTIRE BLSaTMaf?KET reSTREETS H J
ram
Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
Btnerated, refurnished
made spick, span and Inviting.
Outside rooms, cool, cheerful.
Pick from these:
Twe Reems and Bath.
Three Reems nnd Bath.
Four Reems and two Baths.
Rittenhouse Hetel, 22d and Chestnut
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MEIIBIBM
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
New a' day's iFs Allen's Hats
4
Many Beautiful Hats
$10.00 te $15.00
Fer tedny and Saturday we have created a lovely collection
of Seft Velvet and Duvetync Hats and Turbans that for value
cannot be excelled anywhere. Geed style in every line and no two
alike. Our experienced sales force will-be glad te show them te you.
Plenty of Sports Hats for
any "member of the family
In Felt Duvetync, Velvet, Hatters Plush, Velour and Suede,
$2.25 te $12.50
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"GREEN TAG" SPECIAL SALE of
Gas Lamps and Fixtures
Al Greatly Reduced Prices
On the green tags you will note the former sell
ing prices many efwhich were the equivalent
of pre-war prices and also the new sale prices,
which in all cases constitute radical reductions.
BII.K SHARKS
DOMKS
GLAHSWAHE
ri.OOH HTANDAnnS
FIXTUIIES AND UKACKKTS
POHTAIlLi: LAMPS
rnnvr.H
TAIII.K STANDS
See the ditplay at any V. G. I. office
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
VICTROLAS
Stule 80, $108.50
with ten roerla
$10 cathfJJO weekly
Style 90, $13.50
with ten recerda
$10 caihfl.75 weekly
Style 100, $158.50
wlt'i ten records
$10 cath$2 weekly
BELLA
1129 Chestnut St.
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The finest butter
in America!
54
lb
At all our Stores
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FREE TRIAL
-30-DAYS
vON ANY OF OUR
PHONOGRAPHS
Columbia Senera
Cheney Brunswick
Come in tomorrow te Insure immcdl.ite free
delivery. All wc ask Is that you make your
Initial cash purchase of records here; then you've
nothing te pay until you
Make Your First Monthly
Payment November 1st,
Which May Be as Lew as
MYERS F. HALL Inc.
2626 Germantown Ave.
$s
6iB'
Pianos Players
Phonographs
Records and Rolls
Aute Will Call te Brlnt: Yeu in n,.- e.
Phene Diamond 6822 or Write OPEM trVF-NTiMfsts
Ka.uMj.vmfliim ;l;(,iMut"MA,.i...ji
I. . , I I I I 1 1 I II r I I I I I I I H I IITT
Alllifc
Clean milk isn't
a matter of acci
dent. It is the
result of careful,
painstaking effort
beginning even
before the cow is
milked. We pay
the farmer a
premium te take
particular care
of your "A" Milk.
Our own labora
tory - control is
the final safe
guard.
Phene Ub te Deliver a Bettle Tomorrow
Baring 0205
Abbotts Alderney Dairies, Inc.
31st and Chestnut Beth Phenes
Atlantic City Pleasantvillt Wildwoei Ocean City
A Milk
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The cost of making a
Pierce-Arrew lessens
the cost of running it.
P
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CHASSIS PRICES
2-ten $3200 3-ten $4350 5-ten $4850
FOSS-HUGHES CO., 21.t and Market Sti., Pbila.
Lancn.ter Reading Wilmington Bethlehem
I
One-Day Outings
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CEASHORR
Atlantic City
Ocean City Stene Harber
Wildwood and Cape May
KXCUIIHIONS KVEKY SUNDAY
...$!. 50 eel-
Inve Chentnut and Seuth St.
Terrlsa for Atlantic City 7:80 A.M.
Fer Ocnti City. 8tene Herbor.
Wildwood and Cnpe May, leJ
P.ieutnut St. Kerry 7.20 A. M
Hnuth St. Ferry 7:10 A. J'.
lletumlnB rrea (ill points 0:15 P.M.
NEW YORK.. $0.00
Wnr Tax 24e additional
KVKIIY OTHEIl SUNDAY
Ni:XT KXCL'ItSION, OCT. 2
Special train leaves neadlna Ter
minal 8:00 A. M.. stepplnB at
Columbia Avn., Iluntlnicden St,,
Wayne Junction, Legan and Jcnkln-tqwn.
HARRISBURG ......$3.25
HERSHEY& .. UQ.00
LEBANON J
Wnr Tax 8 additional
SUNDAY. OCTOnEll 0
Special train leaves Iteadlnc Ter
minal 7:30 A, M., ttepplng at
Columbia Ave., Huntingdon St.,
Manayunk. Coniihehoiken and
Norrlatewn (De Kalb St.)
Mauch Chunk. .$0.00
War Tax 24e additional
ET.IIY SATURDAY & SUNDAY
(Until October 30, 1021, lncl.)
COI.UM11US
also
DAY. Wfd
Oct. 13
Special train leaves Reading Ter
minal 8.00 A. M., atepplns at
Columbia Ave., Huntingdon St ,
Wayne Junction, Legan and Jenkin-town.
FOH DKTA1I.KD INI'OK.MATION CONSULT A1 KNTS hKE 1'I.YEKS
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
DRUGGISTS
Chemists Clerks
Fer qualified and efficient help use
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
MORNING EVENING-SUNDAY
A Noteworthy Showing of
New Fall & Winter
s Millinery
Popularly Priced at
$5
Pnen nnd Lyens
velvet hats In
1 a rgc, medium
and small
shapes. Medels
for sports, dress
and tailored
street wear
tyncs for youth
ful wenrers and for maturer women.
An Exceptionally Fine and Attractive
Greup of Hats at This Very Mod
erate Price All Are Werth Much
Mere! One Slwwn.
bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
7 WasWm
Right in the Vanguard of Fashion
for Autumn This Smart, New
Three-Strap Sandal
for Women
at $8.50
4L ."Tr
Las Day of
Mrs. Irma Fergusen's
Demonstration of
Ben Ten Corsets
Your very last oppor
tunity te be perfectly
fitted with the Ben Ten
model suited te your par
ticular corsejjne needs.
Mrs. Fergusen is an ex
pert cersetiere and anat
emist Ben Ten corsets
are the last word in
fashion and hygienic correctness.
ierilbn
ORSETS.
$5 te $18
As 11
bN ELLEN BURCS Second Fleer
Attractive New
Silk Lingerie
At Special-Inducement Prices
Crepe de Chine Envelope 1 Qft
Chemises PI.70
Several very attractive models, daintily
trimmed with laces, ribbons and georgette
bands and inserts. Twe shown.
t iixnjsf f a
vil JJ W J
f$18.50 J 55.95
One of the
very newest of
the three-strap
models in feet
wear indorsed by style centers as "correct ' for
autumn wear.
Designed in patent celtskin, with smart
little buckles ever the instep, as pictured.
Welted soles and leather baby Leuis heels.
A New 3-Buckle Blucher Style
Strap Pump
Fer Fall and Winter Street Wear
Special at
$6.50
In Datent colt and
welted and stitched
$3.45
$3.95
$4.95
With low. fiat heels,
gunmetal calfskin, with
soles.
Children's High-Cut Tan Calf
Lace Shoes
With welted soles and en broad-tee lasts
Sizes 6 te 8, Regular
$5.75 at
Sizes 82 te 11, Regular
$6.75 at
Sizes 11 Vi te 2, Regular
$7.75 at
Streng-, Sturdy, Dressy Shoes for
Small Beys Who Wear
Sizes 10 te 132
Special at $4.00 Pair
Gunmetal and tan calf lace shoes with
welled and stitched soles.
Practical Smart Shoes for Beys
and Yeung Men Who Wear
Sizes 1 te 5i2
Special at $5.00 Pair
New tan calf, ball strap high-lace shoes
with welted and stitched soles, and wing feet.
Rubber heels. bNELLENBURGS Second Fleer
Weel Jersey Oliver
Twist Suits
Fer Little Beys
Smai't,
Practical,
Becoming, '
Very Special
$5.95
In the cun
ning style pic
tured, trimmed
with braid and
sleeve emblem.
Sizes 3 te 7
years.
Blue Serge Regulation
Oliver Twist Suits for JJ Og
Beys ,
Trimmed with white or geld braid. Sizes
3 te 7.
Charming Bleemer Dresses for
Little d") CA te
Girls. ..
Made of excellent quality gingham and
Japanese crepe in plain colors and checks.
Several attractive styles. Sizes 2 te 6 years.
New Winter Coats for Children
$15.00 t0 $35.00
Materials include broadcloth, camel's
hair, velour, duvetync and chinchilla. Many
with fur cellars; all charming colors. .Sizes
2 te 6 years.
New Winter Hats for the Kiddies
$2.39 t0 $8.95
Felt and beaver hats in becoming roll-brim
styles. Others in velvet, broadcloth and duve
tync, attractivey trimmed
Children's Weel
Sweaters
Belted and pocketed splendid for school
wear. Sizes 6 te 12 years.
SNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
$3.50 t0 $6.95
$3.95
The Tremendous Vogue for
Pheasant Tails
Finds Reflection in These Splendid
Assortments
At 50C te $1.75 Each
Beautiful pheasant feathers, here in won
derful profusion, ready te "make" the felt or
velvet hat te swirl their rich lovely autumn
colorings about the crown te dash off at dar
ingly smart angles te sweep gracefully ever
the shoulders te wind in and out through
slashings in the brim te add charm and smart
ness however applied. Ne wonder autumn
keeps finding new ways te use pheasant
feathers!
The Indispensable "Feather" Hat
Here in the Best Styles and Shapes
At
$2.98 t0 $9.50
Levely new hats, all beautifully trimmed
with ostrich feathers hats with a softening
note that is becoming te practically every one.
Very fashionable and se reasonably priced!
SnellenburgS Second Fleer
We've Just Received a New
Shipment of
$1.25 and $1.50
Recerd Albums
Te Ge en Sale Tomorrow at
59C and 69C Each
10-inch nnd 12-inch Recerd Albums, each
with ten pockets and index back and front.
Se constructed that they absolutely will net
strain apart or tear. Very specially priced
for tomorrow and likely te go quickly, for
this is an extremely popular value.
Special Purchase of
Radium Silk Camisoles d? CA
at '....
Geed-looking bodices in tailored styles,
with plain self-material straps and hemstitching.
98c t0 $2.98
Boudoir
Caps. . .
Dainty novelty and mere practical models.
All boudoir shades
SNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
Women's Beautiful
Silk Petticoats
"Te Wear With the New Fall Costume
Special at
$5.00 1
$5Ea.
Attractive
new models of
excellent qual
ity all - jersey
and messaline,
shown in a
full range of
favorite fall
colorings, plain and changeable effects.
Women's $5.00 Silk Petticoats
In Regular and Extra (te QC
Sizes at, Each PO.yO
Messaline, taffeta and all-jersey models
ethers with jersey tops and messaline flounces,
pleated, ruffled or shirred.
Seft Satine Petticoats,
Special at, Each
Trimmed with pretty ruffled and tucked
flounces. Black and colors.
Women's $1.50 Black and Figured
Satine Petticoats at fli aa
Each JpI.UU
pleated and ruffled flounces. Geed
SNELLENBURGS Second Fleer
Clearance 6f 300
Men's & Beys' $10
Pullover Sweaters
at $6.50
ea.
Geed, heavy wool
Shaker - Knit sweaters
in the pullover style se
popular for sports and
school wear.
In all the wanted
colors white, navy,
dark oxford, heather
and dark green. One
shown.
$5.00
Beys' $8.00 Pull-Over
Sweaters at, Each. . .
Extra-heavy wool Shaken-Knit pullover
sweaters in a geed assortment of colors.
SnellenburgS Third Fleer
A Big, Wonderful Sale of
Women's Slip-Over
Sweaters & Scarfs
Large Assortments, Exceptional
Values
$3.00 Pure Worsted
Slip-Overs
$10.00 Weel
Scarfs
$1.95
$6.95
SNELLENBURGS Second Fleer
This Week-End Brings Anether
Tremendous Ce-operative Sale of
The Famous 8000-Mile
Triple Guaranteed
$2.00
With
values.
SnellenburgS Fifth Fleer
Something Different and Wonderfully
Effective in
Beaded Bags
As Pictured
$7.95
Practical and very
smart and "different"
silk bags luvishly
beaded in various ef
fective designs and
many attractive
colors. A novel top
it fits down ever
the bag and slips up
Nicely lined and well finished.
Sale High-Grade French Pearl
Bead Necklaces, (1 nr
Specialat Pl.VO
Perfectly graduated necklaces, lustrous and
beautiful. In soft, creamy tints. Solid geld
clasps; opera lengthy
SnellenburgS First Fleer
BERGOUGNAN
VBEAR COO-WAN
,BEAR-C0O-NIAN
CORD TIRES
At Clese te Half Price
The Biggest Tire Value en the Market
Today!
A Pure Gum Bergeugnan Red
Tube Free With Each Tire
All oversize, highest
grade single - cured
wrapped - tread cord
tires, fully guaranteed
for mileage and service.
Bached by a Triple
Guarantee
1. By the Bergeugnan
Rubber Ce., makers
for 27 years of
highest-grade tires.
2. By X. Snellenburg &
ue., reliable mer
chants for 48 years.
3. By a bend issued by
The National Sur
ety Ce.
Adjustments Made
Right in
Philadelphia en Delivery of Tires
30x3 Vi . . .$18.75 33x4 2 . . .$35.00
32x3 Vi .$23.25 34x4 12 . . .$36.00
32x4 ...$29.00 35x4 '2... $37.00
33x4 . . . $30.25 36x4 '2 . . . $38.00
34x4 ...$32.00 33x5 ...$42.00
32x4 2 . . ..$33.50 35x5 . . . $44.00
37x5 ...$46.00
SnellenburgS Third Fleer
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