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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921
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Paster as Martyr
10 SHIELD OTHERS
Fermer Paster Hore Quits Mt.
Vornert, N. Y., Church te
Protect Phlladelphians
DENIES HE IS "FALSIFIER"
Th nir. Geerge D. Arlninn, former
ntster of the Chestnut Street Bnptist
F-hurch. Fortieth and Chestnut streets,
fireieed and remarried within a month,
hu resigned hi? pastorate of the First
Btntlst Church, at Mount crnen,
In sermen lie announced hjj do de do
chlen wm tool and that It followed
JlrcumntancM which enused him te be
unjustly termed a fnlsincr. He snld In
concealing something very nccessnry he
was defending two prominent I'hlla
ddphlany, "lilfh In the service of the
'Sema day the facts will be perfectly
.i... he nntlmird. "I seem te stand
cicun . ...uft,i i,t riii.t
Ill II, UUb VH
net. My lips
suffered nnd
before you en untruuum mm
Almlchty Knows wmi .mm
i ... hn m'nlcd. 1 novo
T am ahWdinc some people hlch up in
it.- ,! of the Master whel would
lave te step down nnd out. I hove hnd
te de what I hove been delmj, and I urn
notielnj te name the people.
"It -would cler the atmosphere, but I
would be trniter an a man. Se for fer
t me, and don't quarrel about me.
Don't trv te defend me. I need no de
fense. Yeu don't have te defend Jesus,
Paul or the Saints. If you love ,mc,
don't anne about me. I'lcnsc drop it.
I am thinking of the wonderful possi
bilities of tbe Church.
Dr. Adams did net go into any de
tail but he said he hed entered the
milplt with a broken heart, at a time
when "word would have cleared ev
trithlng, but would have damned some
one."
The announcement came upon tbe
heels of reported differences of opinion
among the congregation ever their pas
tor's matrimonial adventures. The su
perintendent of the Sunday school had
resigned and there was a falling oft in
attendance at the church.
Dr. Adams declined te fiheuss the
natter today.
"I hove nothing mere te say,' he
lid, "and will net go into the matter
any further at this time."
the Itcv. Dr. William H. Main. 1018
Kcrth Sixteenth street, who was one of
Dr. Adams' closest friends when he was
af the Chestnut Street Baptist Church,
laid he could net linngtna what Dr.
Adams meant by his remarks that he
was "shielding two persons high Up in
the service of the Master in Philadel
phia."" "Dr. Adams never told me of
inj trouble he had with Philadelphia
ministers," fold Dr. Main, "hnd L nm
at a Ies te explain his statements."
Dr. Adam wni pastor of the Chest
nut Street Baptist Church from 1003
until lOlS. He then went te the Mount
Vernen Church. It was after he had
been there a year that rumors of di
vorce notion were first heard. Sudden -It.
after a prayer meeting, he nsked the
women members of the congregation te
go te one room nnil the men te go te
another. Te the women one of the
female ushers announced ticlr pastor
was seeking a divorce from his wife.
bised en conduct alleged te have been
confessed te him nnd their twenty-two-rear-old
son. At the same time n sim
ilar announcement was made te the
men of the church.
In March lie get the divorce. His
wife win living In Atlantic City, nnd
In interviews denied she. had ever done
anything mere than flirt wltli men who
nere In a position te advance her hus
band. A month after the divorce. Dr.
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THE ItEV. OEOUGE I. ADAMS
Dr. Adams, former pastor of the
Chestnut Street Raptlst Church
here, has rjnlgncd the nastornte of
the First na.ptlst Church or Mount
Vernen, N. Y.. ratlier than explain
a position which maltea him ap
parently a felalfler. He says te ex
plain would harm two Phlladcl
phlang .
Adams was married te Mrs. Cera V.
KUlen, widow of M. N. Klllcji, 4B11
Pine street, tills city. The ceremony
wns performed in New Yerk. Dr.
Adams gnvc his age as fifty-six and
Mrs. Klllcn gave hers as fifty-one.
When news was first made public
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that Dr, Adams was seeking- a divorce,
last December, his first wife asserted
that the real reason behind It was his
friendship for Mrs. KUlen. who had
been an influential member of the West
Philadelphia congregation. The pastor
nnd Mrs. KUlen both denied this.
It was stated later, after th divorce
was granted, that Dr. Adami had had
some sort of an agreement with the
beard of his church at Mt. Vernen net
te remarry for two years. Ilut his re
marriage came n month after the di
vorce decree.
WOMEN BACK CANDIDATE
Delaware County Association In
dorse Mrs. Annie Melllck
The Delaware County Association of
Welncn's Clubs has indorsed the can
didacy of Mrs. Annie- Mel lick, of
Bwarthraere', for State Representative
from the Second Legislative District.
An active canvass Is new being made
for her election.
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"Whan the deer bell an
nounces uneipected guests,"
ya Margaret, "I knew that's
the signal for me te get
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Wash ytaur face, hands, neck and arm
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VICTROLAS
Style 80, $108.50
with ten records
$10 taih JI.50 uttkly
Style 90, $133.50
with ten rrcerdi
$10 cath$1.7S weekly
Style 100, $158.50
with ten recerda
$10 cash $2 meekly
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cents in stamps?
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IMPOIlTEItS, DESiaXERS AXD MAKERS OF WOMEN'S AS'D
CHILDREN'S APPAREL OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS
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BLOUSES
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SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
CHILDREN
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Five Specific Values
for Tomorrow
WOMEN'S AND MISSES-
SUITS
OF THE BETTER KINO
49.50
Theee tailleurs, faahiened of Meueeyne.
Duvet de Laine nnd Tricetine are dia
tinctively "Harri." They arc cloverly
atyled in this season's predominating
shades, plain and fur trimmed.
i,ECONl FLOOR
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
COATS
OF THE BETTER KhXU
75.00
These plain and fur-trimmed coats can
be deacribed In ene word "Superb."
Originations with shawl cellar and new
bleute effects, as well ai the popular
lender lilheunttes. Developed in tli'
newer materials, including Marvella,
Orlande, Corena, Panvellaine and Vel
dyne. THIRD FLOOR
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
DRESSES
OF THE BETTER KIND
35.00
Thia i indeed an ezampl of "Harris" values. Materials are Tricetlna,
Canten, Peiret Twill, Crepe Reman and Reahnnara Crepe. The newest
shades, trimmings and Fashion's latest whims are represented. These
are ideal frocks for all informal ocensiens.
SECOND FLOOR
BLOUSES
OF THE BETTER KIND
9.95
In shades of the autumn colerina we
bave jjreuped many original atylea at
this low price. Every new and very lat
est style, the slip-ever, tie-baclc and
smart tuck-in typca arc ineluded, par
ticularly emphasizing the newer sleevea
and square, round or Peter Pan cellars,
with embroideries and trimmings of very
distinctive and individual designs.
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ness costume with a "Harris" blouse and
sweater, these smart wool plaids and
novelty cloth skirts ere essential, Out
diversified assemblage of knife-plaited
and box-plaited models give that finished,
tailored appearance ana insure an abso
lute correctness ei style.
FOURTH FLOOR
Women's $2.50 French
KID s i A. Q
gloves 1 ;5
Twe-claap. In white, tan. gray,
brown, beaver, also black-wlth-whlte
and whlte-wlth-black etltchlng.
Women's $6 Leng: Kid
Gloves, $4.98
lf-button, Brown, beaver and
white.- First Fleer, Seuth.
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HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
Market Eighth Filbert Seventh
One Yellow Trading Stamp With Every 10c Purchase All Day
MEN'S $8 & $10
SILK $ k .95
SHIRTS Hb
Phenomenal Bargalnml
Maierity Werth Doublet
H!;h-a;rade ellk-atrtpe crepa de chine,
aatln itrlpe Jeraeye, and heavy Kmplre
mellewapun broadclethB. Brand new
atrlpe-efrects. l'erfect te the smallest
Lit rirethers Flret Fleer, 7th Street
2500 Dresses in a Sale That
will m akeNewValueRecer ds!
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Every one of the many fashionable
Autumn colorings is included brown,
navy. Sorrento, gray, along with many very
handsome all-black dresses appropriate for
mourning wear.
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Materials represent the very cream of
Fashion's favorites canton crepes, crepe
back satin, crepe de chine, georgette
crepe, tricetine, Peiret twill and piquetine.
Women s and Misses' Dresses of Beautiful Material & Stunning
Style, at a Price That
Barely Cevers the Cost
of Maying and Fabric!
The trimmings are wonderfully new and
smart, comprising picturesque Oriental
bead girdles silk fageting revealing
glimpses of bright color beneath moire
frills, silk braids, long silk tassels, glossy
cire ribbons, scintillating beads, deep jet
fringes, cord girdles, monkey fur and
French knots.
In all sizes for women and misses also
extra sizes. Ne mail or phone orders filled.
Every dress in this let was made te sell for
at least $25 and the majority were made
te sen ier $ae. rney are
styles that you will take gen
uine pleasure in wearing and
are unreservedly offered to
morrow at
The bifrgest dress event of the whole year, and
one that will long be remembered by these hun
dreds of women and misses who cheese from this
remarkable assortment of beautiful styles.
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FromTwe of Our Best Makers Twe Thousand
Men's Winter SllttS & OVCFC'
$25 & $28 $
Val
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A sale which beyond all a
ideubt offers te men and,JK
iyeung men of Philadelphia
the greatest dollar-fer-dol-
lar value that their money
has ever beucht.
Clean-cut, thoroughly up-te-the-minuto styles hand tailored iruarantced alUwoel
THE SUITS are single- und double- THE OVERCOATS nrc single- and double-breasted
breasted in tweeds, cassimercs, heme-j ulsters, ulsterettes, belted, semi-belted and great coat
spun and cheviot of brown, green and j ects in- tweeds, cassimercs nnd mixtures, including
1 I'.ut-j ui me very iasnionaeie Drewn ard green
I tones.
$40 & $45
Valu
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gray plaids, checks and stripes.
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Beys 13.50 Lrompten$1 A
Corduroy Suits! U
With Extra T router
Tan and brown Norfelks. Sues ti te 18.
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$8.50 Novelty Suits, $5.98
French Oliver Twists and Middy styles; all
wool serge, Jersey cloth and mixtures. 2 Mi te 9
years.
Beys' 10 ?7 (
Overcoats I JV
Fancy cheviets and casBimeres in brown,
gray, navy and new shades of green. Sizes
2H te 12.
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$16.50 AU-Weel Norfolk Suiti, $10
TWO PAIRS KNICKERS
In blue, brown and gry mixtures. Sizes
te 18.
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