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CHURCH OUIUWS .
ELKTON MARRIAGES
liTVENING PUBLIC LEDBRPHlL'AlJELPHrA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1D21
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YOUTH MADE BOYS STEAL
SWEATERS, POLICE CHARGE
Percy Wright, of Edwin Street, Held
In ball
Percy Wright, sctcntcen year old.
170U Kdwln atrcet, wna held In 'Mi
hnll for further hearing hy Magistrate
Oswald thiH morning nt tin? Nineteenth
ifnrt Oxford utreetn police station en the
chargs of induclns two youthful com
panions te stcnl for him.
The two "students'' were ficorge
Harris, teji yenrs old, 12127 Hharsweml
Htreet, nnd Rudelph Mnthhis. Iwehe
jeara old. M21 Seuth Twenty-first
fclrcct, who will have n henrlns nt the
IIeiinc of Detention tedny.
Tlit imiIIcc fiiy thnl Snturdny nftcr nftcr nftcr
noen Wright pent his companions jntn
the ft(if rf Iters Ili-ethcrx. .furit-en
Hidse nvcnue, while he
ress the street. Boen tie
,, of i:ikten. Mil., nrc net legally pupils rotnrne,! with three nuciters
. n-i nrtMuinkiiml lnw I valued nt RIO each. The w en av
upoufel according te cecleslastlca law. . (((el. wcnlPrHf glp ,
thi Hci. Dr. Ileucrt n ntt. district U,M ,,,,, C(u;ll for i(,0 ,,rc.(m n)u, lc.
iiinerlntewlctit of tne Tllminglen pnrteU te dispose of the goods.
MflhedH Hplvcepnl Conference, uihl
today Hr. Wntt. however, admitted.
I that according te eivll Inw. which takes
Inte consideration the intent. of the pee peo poe
I pie Involved, that the couples need net
' fed that they nrc net married.
I "As far as the church Is concerned,"
Dr Watt said, "all these couples are
net manlcd. I must numu. newever.
' .hit under the civil taw they have neth- ; ,,.,, ... A
i ..rrv about. The church low la: Women and Cliildren en Floats
Jllfc -
Methodist Official Says Ecclesi
astical Law Rojects 200
Westren Ceremonies
VALID UNDER CIVIL LAW
Tnn hundred couples, many if them
phlladelphlnnp, who have been married Mrref ,
ilncc Augitft 1 by the Ttev. II. T. West- leung-d nc
CHINESE PARADE
(MINOR FLAG
I can quote
y'nX plain in (lie matter
It te you.
Hew Church Law Heads
it iu, 1nnnl nresiclicr ordained or - - -
Itf .KSnfmh X'aMorrCSe,fe"tr.n. BANQUETS FOLLOW MARCH
Will Celebrate Republic's
Tenth Birthday
thnll
:c....i. .. ilie district Kiincrintendent n
oertlfleete of IiIh official standing. If;
. .. i 1. 1 t. ..I. nil tint hn t AI -
he fails te no uus nc ... " "- ,
ixnlzcd in the parish te which he has
Chinese will rolehn.tc the tenth an
niversary of the birth of the Chinese
Henubllc . with n parade en Market
and Chestnut streets this nfternoen.
Stnrtlnc from Tenth nnd Itaco streets
.: ,.a "
"This is a church law, nnd. of course,
i n . hut the l'lilladelnhlans
i. t,nri Impii mnrrled bv Mr. Westren I the nnrnde will en ileun 'I'entli stmct
need net worry about the civil standing (te Mnrkct. out Market nnd around Cltv
cf their ceremony. r t llfnll. down ISrentl Mret le Chestnut.
"The Staieini'iii ny jii. .-mi:ii iil- .ni.n iilsuuit m .iiiui nun iruin inert'
rnrv that hn Is net familiar with the i te Tlnce street.
ricturesrpie llnntu carrying I lunose
lAfnDl'
rhuic'li law is nonsense. He has heard
It quoted in my presence at least twice.
Moreover, he lias acknowledged the
jurisdiction of the Wilmington confer
ence In three letters nnd by submitting
te trial without pretest.
"I understand that he lias ndvlsed
hi client net te surrender his papers".
I had intended te go te Klkten tedny
te pet them, but T cannot go until
Wednesday new. At thnt time if Mr.
Westren does nor surrender them
peaceably we will take them by force."
Net Through Fighting
Aceerdin? te 15. Kirk I!ren. Mr.
Westren ' hwyer. the unfrocked clergy
man will net S'irrendcr the papers.
" am net just "ertain hew we stand
tinder th ecclesiastical law." Mr,
Ilrenn said tills morning, "but I belice
that cjery marriase ceremony thnt Mr.
WcMjvn lias p-rfetined is legal, and as
n matte of fact I believe that he can
Ftill nerferm lcsal ceremonies. IIew-
women and children will he in line
with hundreds of the residents of Phila
delphia's f'lilnntnwn. Among the or
ganizations le have their reoresentn reeresentn
lives in the parade nre the Kwe Mini;
Tene, equivalent te the People's Pnrly
in Oiinn : the Chineve Welfare Associa
tion, the Chinese M. 15. Mission nnd
the Chinese Haptlsf Church.
Preparations for the parade started
rather late and received a setback when
it was discovered no commercial house
carried a line of Chinese flags. Hut
Mrs. Themas Weng, wife of the man
ager of the Weng KeW restaurant.
Twelfth nnd Market streets, nnd her
sister. Kntherlne T.ew, both graduates
of Temple Cniverslty, bought material i
te make them.
Working with (he -eal of personal
enthusiasm, thev mitde a gross of the
flags within twenty-four hours. New
the official ling of the Chinese Repub
lic Ien nnrs nM tnilnv will lm rer-
ever I have advised him net te attempt rjr, numbers throughout (he pa
it since last Tue?dn , when the con- radc.
ferenee expelled him. After the parade the mnrcheis will
iw im nei uireiiKii ngnuug. iinnc ,, , tncil. )Ines tn rnt ,,,E0 ,.,,.
I hnvi'
B'hNeil Mr. Westren net te MirreiuUr
his papers nnd 1 believe tlmt we will be
ib!e, le prove that he is still entitled
te thnn. As a mutter of fact my client i
has net done anything thnt many ether
JlrtnediM Icigjnicn nre net doing I
tail)." I
Mr Weslren live en n farm outside
of Klkten and could net be reached.
lie Is said te have seue out of town.
I)r. (!eor5e T. Aldersen. pastor of the
I51kten Methodist Church, who issnid
te have performed many marriages
la'lcl). also was out Df town and could
Iiet be reached.
home
past ospe'-lally prepnred in honor of
the celebration. Various ( hincsp res
taurants will gie hnnrpiel.s for their
empleyes nnd ever) citizen of the little
republic about Tenth and Kacc streets
will held his own banquet.
HELD AS DRUNKEN DRIVER
DR. J. D. FOX'S FUNERAL
William Held Alse Threatened Pa
! trelman, It Is Said
I William Held, f)l." Mount Vernen
I street, was held In if Mill bnll fur court
, his mernlns by Magistrate Price, at
the Twenty -second street nnd Hunting
Park avenue police station, en a charge
of driving nn automobile while inte.l-
Wlaely Known Methodist Minister ' cilte,(l: , , ,, , , ., , ,
n ,.,,...., . I,l,,,l alfe threatened Patrolman Jehn
Buried In Mt. Merlah Cemetery Sninueleic. who arrested him, accord
Funeral services for the Hew Jehn ing te the policemnns testimony. He
D. Fex. P. I)., were held this morning I was nrreslcd at Ilrend street nnd Erie
In Hie Church of the Covenant. Eight- avenue nftcr he hud passed n sernn
ffntli and Spruce streets. Interment nhere. He was declared drunk by Police
nes made in Ml. Merlah Cemeterv. Surgeon Morgan Klutz
Dr.' ex was one of the widely i --.. . .
known Methodist Episcopal clergymen
He diid in Somerset. N. J., after an
nine's of mere thnn a car. At !
times lie hud occupied the pulpits of
"veral Philadelphia, churches including '
Grace Church, Hrend nnd Master1
trcets St. Stiphen's Church, tlermnn-
temi nfrli Street Church; Krnnkferd
Avenue Church, rrnukferd, and the
Old Salem Church, new the Church of '
the Ceennnt. Eighteenth nnd Spruce'
street-. He entered the ministry in
3874 and preached nlse in two large,
pannrntes outside of the Philadelphia I
Conference, the Ktnte Street Church,!
Trenten, and drace. Church, Harris- '
ours.
DIVORCES GRANTED
The following divorces were granted
today by Court Ne. 4 :
lirWWr,,nn? M- iw" from :cerK M.
?MJ."" IHPln" 'rnni Ph lip Knilin
i-Hl. ai.; J hnlirr from I'runrls T. Knlser
Keie en frerrt Samuel nelps.
JIarK,iret J Jeyie from Jehn J Joyca.
II Court Ne. 2:
Canrse W I.ecch from Knirnn I.efih.
Aptei L Ilniser frn.n Hnrrv llslwr
Y11"1" ' Miller from .Mnrimret Miller.
Ada llru'wi from IlpnJmln llieun.
feuj I'refeus from Solemon Die.
IWeii i Miiitiiin.s frenr Itucli I. -Mali"
r.l? i
Mm caret fieUcr from William r.ilitrr
' iir nin. M I'ltre from Jamei T fierce
wliii ''"l"!l WlripllnitiT fiem rreilvrlvk
n,Jr" Hnllnff from .Telm It. Plpllnit. '
'iinnrhe ! Cnnke from lMn.inl .J. I'mik
Kdn i'-auniulu from Abraham lllau-
rihirr
SSlilSMPaklpjidljliffir f
Guaranteed
Oakland Moter Car Ce.
918 N. Bread Street Poplar 0407
Open Evenings
nMBBBKOMpHnaMMMMMMMemg
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Nabbed In Cleth Theft
fieerge (;i,!, 72-J North rrnnkllii
"'et, lias been held under S.lfMI hail
'!" further hearing by Magistrate
'T'h. charged with the nitcmpted Ini
" of hn.,. i,ils f ..leth during n
"e in the tailoring establishment of
itrccr ,,"'K' nt '",0 Nul'1'1 i:Blth
Safe Driving
depends largely upon free
dom from interference with
the business of driving.
The Mnrmim driver has
every control at his "linger
tips" jemerKcncy brake,
switches, loot controls
eyrrythinp; in easy reach
without change of position.
MOVIE MAN
DEAD
2 ACTRESSES HELD
- -
Death of Assistant te Figure in
Arbuckle Case May Be Due
te Alcoholism
HUNT 3 UNIDENTIFIED MEN
Les Angeles. Calif., fht. 10 Twe
netre.'ises are Jnlled en suspicion of mur
der nnd police nre cngnged In nn ex
haustive hunt for three unidentified men
following the mj.storieus denth Satur
day of Al Stein, twenty-six enrs old,
assistant director for the Century I'ilm
m rotation.
An nssertnl lirpter party In Stein's
apartments late Saturday night also is
being Investigated as a result of Au
topsy Surgeon Wagner's report that the
mm director apparently died from acute
alcoholism. Telegrams nnd notations
bearing en the Arbuckle cine In Snn
rrnnrisoe were found In Stein's apart -,n??i
.. ',n,, 'lcpcned the nnsterv.
while adding (e it n mere sensational
aspect.
Te Entertain
If '? . " ' '''' ,t-TKL
mr,jr.KY ' jm'jfiT "fie
M mrr,
sX-imm a
(Antral N m I'l'ote
MHS. THEODORE TILEEK
President of the Dlstrlcl of Colum
bia Ecague of American Pen
women, will entertain extensively
during the Anns Conference
Investigation by the defectives dis dis
c'esed Hint Mr. Stein wns assistant di
rector for r,-id Klshbnck.. the motion
picture director, who was a guest nt
,.!',Ji,),",,.1 par,-v '""dueled bv Itovfee
( I'ntt.v' ) Arbuckle in Snn rrnncisoe.
after which Miss Virginia Iloppe died.
"ejli (iirls Are Twenty-two Years Old
The officers nrc attempting te get In
touch with rishbnek. who Is known te
Have been a close friend of Stein.
Hie prisoners are .Mrs. .lenune Mun
"?, twenty-two years old. and Miss
.nn ii reii i' ranees neiwin. twentv-twe '
n chorus girl nt the Hrenijwny Pa'ntages ,
i hcatrc. who has gene under the stage Once Noted Beauty Dies Alene
name ns "Itlllle Deslys. ' J
ueiecnvp hergennts Iiev and Thomp
son nnsivered n call te the Gelden Apnrt
merits, nt e :.!() A. M. Snlurdiiv. The
found Stein en the fleer dead. h,s hrnil
prepped up en two pillows. There was
no sign of violence, except for u two
Inch fintcli en his left check. He
had been dead for approximately four
hours.
The two women stated hat Mr. Stein
hnd dime home shortly before midnight
with three men. all apparently under
the Influence of llipier. The men re
mained less than half nn hour. An
hour later Stein rolled from tne bed
in great agony. H0 wns gnspinB for
breath mid was unable te talk; the
pupiN of his eyes were greatly dis
tended. Twe Physicians Called
ALCOHOLISM KILLS
EVA WHEELER LINO
in Luxurious Apartment.
Sen Finds Bedy
Mr'. Munroe said the called two phy
sicians, hut only one responded. She
did net teinemlicr his name. Curl Si.
Stein, n brother of the dead man. also
was summoned, llf arrived just w Air.
Stein died. The Corener wns netlfieil
nnd the body taken te nn undertaker's
New Yerk. Ot. 10. "At 11 :4." thisr
A. M. Eva Wheeler, fortv-fne ears
old. white, married, was found d"nd In
bed at residence In Helleclnire Hetel,
llrnndwny and Seentj -s-evenlh street.
Nothing suspicious."
This brief entry recorded en the blot
ter in the West SItj -eighth street
police stntien yesterday marked the final
chapter in the tragic career of Mrs.
Evn Swnrtheut Wheeler I.ind. divorced
wife of the Inte Professer Henry Lord
Wheeler, son of the Chicago multi
millionaire t motion magnate, nnd for
j ears professor of organic chemistry nt
Yale.
Cultured, refined, wealthy, she died
a victim of "bootleg" liquor. Fer sev
eral year.s addicted te cccssic drink-
nnrlers. The veumr women ui.r.. rnL-i.n I ing.
te the police station yesterday morning, enjoyed high
Autipsy Suigcen Wucner (einluctnl college llf; hi
n nest mortem pxiimlimtien uf Mr. Stiin ! alone
xesterdny morning. Alcoholism lpjenud
te have earned death, he stated, but a
this once beautiful woman, who
tnndlng in society and
before her downfall, died
n her liixtirieiiily urnislied suite
in the Helleclnire.
Her enh child. Henry Irving Wheeler,
chemical nnal'sis of the stomach con- n Mrnppins lad nt tmirteen. lutiiul ner
lents misht be made if it became neces. lifeless body en the bed.
fcarj. Partly Jilled bottles of gin en the
Tlie telrgrnm found in the npnrtmetii i ,1,''R,,t'f "', ,abI ' ''' m '"utcly
was addressed te Irn Portleui'-. at the 'I'lnlncd the muse of death, or at
Century I'ilm Corporation. It ai fiemi T',"'",11,, ""' superinduced it Dr.
nt,.lplef AtlnrilPV ISpn.l.-. nf S! I.- ' I Ml Ilk Ilelllster lllld llf. .1. A. Me-
Cisco, under date of Se'ntember P.I. nud i I',".v- yU"i-. 'becler's personal phy
lend
and
eian. agreed that acute alcoholism was
ADVERTISING
MEN
OPEN SESSION HER
E
Agency Association te Hear Re-
ports of Committees
at Convention
TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The fifth nnnunl convention of the
American Association of Advertising
Agencies opened this morning at the I
Ilellevue-Strntferd with an all-day,
pesslen of the Executixe Committee.,
Pt.,..!.. .. ...'
iiie rem eusiness et tne convention win
get under way tomorrow.
Tomorrow nnd Wednesdays sessions
will be taken up with 'reports en ngency
service, agency systems nnd forms,
mechanical production, expeit advertis
ing, flnnnce, membership, magazines,
newspapers, agricultural press, business
papers, outdoor advertising and street
car advertising.
The principal objefi of the associa
tion Is te establish n better understand
ing nnd appreciation en the part of the
business nnd flnnuilnl weild of the in
fluence nnd proper srnre (Jf adverllslng
In modern business
The only social fenturcs of ihe con
vention will be n dinner tomorrow night
in the Hcllevue. Stratford. The election
of officers will be Wednesday. The
present officers nre : Jesse I'. Mattesnn. I
Chicago, president: Waller It. Hine. j
New Yerlc. vice president : II. S. Gard
ner. St. Emits, secrttniy; Jehn P
Hnllman. New Yerk, trensurir. nnd
Jnmes O'Shnnghncssj , New Yerk, x
ecutlve secretnry.
The directors nre Jehn Ilenson. Chi
cago; A. W. Erlek'en. New Yelk:
William II. Jehns. New Yerk; Paul E.
1'eupt. Ctlcoe; Stenliy Itr-er, V
Yerk; Harry Dwlght Smith. Cbve-
land; II. A. l.ebalr, New Yerk, J
Wesley ltnrber. Uestcn : Eugene Me-I
Guckiii. Philadelphia; 11 A Gie'li.
Chicago, end It. 15. Ihillns. Atlnntii
The hosts of the contention nre the
members of Ihe Philadelphia. Cininei' '
composed of the following ageiii n -. i
Aitkln-Kynctt Company. Itnrrews c
Itichare ion. ChnrliM I'Imiu Aihern-iig
Coriieration, Clark- Whlteraii . .1. II.
CresM Cempniiy, Geerge V. I5dw.'inh
Company, Mcl.ain-Hadilin-Slnipeis
Company, Mntes Adi pi using C'lnirinnv
Ine , Herbert M. Merris Adverts, n
Agenc. 1'iank Prcshiey Cemp-im . i!
liam II. Rankin Company, It'ithrnuff
& IJjan Company and I racj -Parr)
Company.
W. A. L. BARKER STRICKEN
Gladwyne Man Removed te Hecpital
Frem Union League
W. A. E. Harker. of Gladwvne Pa
was taken suddelllv ill at the I'm.,,,
League ycsterdn nfli-memi. and re re
meu'd te his hnme. Enter be wns taken
te the ISr.Mi Mawr Hnspital. where Lis
condition Is said te lie 1 1 it i .il . If., is
suffering from d!nbctc.
I'er the last tvtentv jcar Mi. Par
ker has been n commls-lener nt fnwer
Merlen Township. He 1ms nlwnjs ! n
active in politics nnd figured ' prom
inently in the recent prlmar.i as cnnili cnnili
didate for the trensurershjp nnniinntien
HOLY APOSTLES TRUSTEES
MAY CHANGE CHURCH NAME
Such a Move Would Make Mether
Church the. Chapel
The trustees of the Protestant Epis
copal Church of the 'Hely Apostles,
Twentj -first and Christian streets, have
been seriously considering changing the
nnme and status of the church nnd Its
effsrlng. the Chapel of the Mediator,
at Flfly-firKt and Spruce streets.
Such a move would make the mother
church of the parish the chapel nnd the
cha'pel 'be mother church. The reason
advanced by church officials for this
plan is that the parishioners of the
Church of Ihe Hely Apostles have been
steadily moving te West Philadelphia
in the neighborhood of the chapel.
JOB HUNT STARTS
Werk of Tabulating Unemployed
Begins Today
When tbe Ceil nil 1'nemplnrment
Committee meets (his afternoon In the
assembly mom of the Chamber of Com
merce, it will start Its work finding
jobs thnt can be filled, and of tubu
lating the men nnd women of the ity
who need work.
The committee wns appointed bj
Ernest T. Trigg, chairman of the In
dustrial nidatiens Committee, of the
Chamber of Commerce, tit the requeit of
Majer Moere.
6 WALK ON PLANK
TO ESCAPE FLAMES.;
Weman Reuses Family and
Helps Them Flee Blaze en
Seuth Fifth Street
REACHES ACROSS
ALLEY
quickly placed a plank across the ret
which led the way te safety.
The fire started en the rear et thf
"ccnntl fleer.
Mrs. Mnlcrmnn was awakened th
eund of crackling weed, nnd she found
the rooms nnd hallways llllcu with
meke. Hhe groped her way upstairs
nnd awakened her father. Leuis
i Kramer, seventy years old, and led him
te the reef. V
Shn then returned te the second fleer
and awakened her brother-in-law, WU
l!nm Ciicenberg ; his wife Sarah and her
(daughters, Hese and Sylvia.
The fire caused about $8000 damajf.
MARRIED HALF CENTURY
Si persons were saved fr6m proba
ble death in a flre this morning hy
walking n plnnk from the reef of tlie 1
home of Samuel Mnlermeu. 401 Seuth
Fifth strppf, ever nn nlley te the home
of Jacob Gelden, ift'2 Seuth Fifth
btreet.
Occupants of tne Mnlerman hem
were aroused bv Mrs. Ilnehel Mnler
man. After getting them out of bed she
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacob Celebrate
Gelden Wedding Today
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Jacob, of L'347
North Park avenue, am celebrating
their fiftieth wedding anniversary to
day nt the Mercantile Club.
Mr. Jacob was born in Paris In 1842.
Nine years later the new Mrs. Jacob
was horn In Meedvllle, Pa. Her maiden
name was Hellbrener. They have eight
(hildrcn.
yTTi!n'iL:n:JifjH,,Ri:nrHtnriipnfiwnitniimwiiin;!:iTim-im:ip:nuiarfiiniii!3K.'Uiitiri
IIIO Rr.Dl'CTION
New RENAULT Town Car
Th" smartest closeil car In I'hl.a.
li'ilit in I'rnnie.
IlennuH Auenrj-. 30(1 N. Ilrend M.
Dt3'iiir.iimniiit.iii!iTi!ii';tnim'if:ii'iin!3ii,impiH:nf:;iriJiini'iiiiiriiiiiPni.iifui7;.in,rj,
EXECUTIVE
)", -mer assistant te Ir-f Mnnaer
In i n of the larKiif irmnufai turlne
enteric tn thn cnuntr t new atallabl
f.,r ei, I c tn lillau!rnti or abroad.
Cs"' .em rereril nnd hlchest refflrnres.
Tven in nrs of HRe t'nmairl'l
A-331. l.r.Df.EH (II III i;
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
TIIF KOSEMJACn GALLERIES
ISiO U'nlnnl Street
"Pep" is a big help in
any business. The days
that end best are the
ones you start with a
whiz. We leek forward
te an excellent Fall
Clethes Season, because
w e are commencing
October with gingery
offerings of
Men's Custom
Made Suits
iipi F&ifl
I inct woolen fabtus (both
foreign and deti.e.k i combining
the utmost in -tyle, comfort, lit ami
finish. Every suiting is of carefully
selected material-, nnd made te the
Jenes standard rf tP'Ienng.
.V'c our
suitings.
$55 te $75
our sreCi;,i tabic of SeC
W. S. JONES, Inc.
Custom Tailoring
1116 Walnut Street
' "P'lo.le nm'l (r. tllpllt . I lespellSlblc.
' ' ! e-H IV i'lllllll 4lll"lll't ' t t S .
office. Snn Francisce, immediately." ' . ' '-'f-e f ul efforts were made last
On tlw b'ick was s-ribblcl in pencil: "'f1.'1 ,f l,;t'.ill ller "tt busbaml. Dr.
"Will he nt your office tomorrow neon. l'l"har,l I.ind. a .hiropra.-ler whom
Fred Fishbnck " i s1"' mi,rrl,,d two ,eais age and paitid
Anether pencil notation rend : "Le.-u - fl'"1" " VJir '"(cr-
ing for San i-rancisce today.
Mrs. Munroe is a wisttu! faced, red
haired girl. Miss llellwin 1-. n blonde,
ipcllncd te be airy in hi r manner and
conversation lieth girls w.-ie disin
clined te discuss the (nse, their main
answer te questions bilnjj "I don't
knew."
I.M'inUKVCKn oellerllon mini
.Minted li.. Inn (illlrr te liullil up '
iiiniiier.liil Inn luislnrss mid '
IIBl'IK'.V I
A :.n, i.Kix.i.it eri hi; I
I
FOR MEN Cnntrinrri
wool hose made in
Great Britain
Clocked jiikI ribbed s!lcs
ia brown, black und
Leather effects that
represent value in
deublc-bandsful at 1.30
aud 2.00
Made of soft British
yarns that arc durable
without being bulkv
Comfortable, economical
and just new the smartest
hose for wear with
low shoes.
Special Men's English and
Scotch Gelf Stockings, 2.,
Centemeri
Hese
123 Se. 13th St.
I'htlndelphia .Yciu 1'erfc
Grenoble, France
nkU
yBANKSs:
eps SiLvcrurimu ST.
Bnni
SSVLM n
'i a a i
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Sterling Silver Meat Platters
"'"'Vegetable Dishes
CemTncr.cind iviih one orin'e
pieces, one may gradually
assemble an important Dinner or Tea Service
THE HATCH MOTORS C9
11 1 S I K I O U T O If S
720 N. UIIOAD ST - PHILA.
Falling Twilight
By DR. BERTHOLD A. BAER
"Before we make up our minds hew te steer Iieni day te
ay, we must knew where we are going," bays Henry nx
Dyke.
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In the knowing lies the beauty of life.
Today's success is the result of yesterdaj
Twe women in3piicd this article two wu
.lay's preparation.
lnqm. nti thlu nrrm n furr. u-nmnn .'h, tlwillrrh
Having lived miles npait, had died as enu in mind.
"Mether's explicit wish was te be buried by Asher & Hen,"
Mud her daughter.
"Mether directed in her will te be buried from the Bread
htreet Chapel, 1309 North Bread Street," said the eti of a
law.ver.
Tins gives ris-c te another theught: Yeu make a will; you
buy a burial plot; you erect a tombstone. "Why net complete
eui' life's work by stating in jour will that you v ant Asher
Sen te perform the last loving act of kindness, well knowing
'hat their ability te mnke the funeral arrangements the
Proper closing chnpter of a successful life lins been responsible
'or many letters of gratitude nnd appiecintien','
. "'hy net resolve today te visit the Bread Street Chapel
nu prepare for (lie falling twilight in the happy, day of
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SUPER-VALUES
New Fall Suits and
Overcoats that would be
perfectly normal 1921
22 values at $40, $45
and $50
28 S33 S38
THERE IS A STORY be
hind these Super-Values. And
it isn't a story of price re
ductions. It's a story of buy
ing woolens at most favorable
prices of Perry dollars that
helped ward off unemploy unempley
ment: of Perry orders that
turned half-time into full
time production. And it's a
story of contracts at surpris
ingly low figures.
BUT YOU ARE mere in
terested in values than in rea
sons. The newest ideas are
represented; scores of the
light gray mixtures that will
be se popular this winter,
herringbones, plaids and
stripes; some with form
fitting backs, some loose;
coats with 2, 3 and 4 buttons;
peaked or notched lapels. And
every buit or Overcoat
Super-Value
S38.
at $28. $23
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$9 Pump
Mack Calf
Welted Seles
at Our Special 2d-FIoer Economy Price
for Twe Days $4.85
Anether cntnplu of ilia niatchlcsH nlees te tin found nt our
hcconil-Ueor tci.nemv prlcea. Thn (piallty unit workmanship
nre Hiiprrli It'-, "Tim thinu" for nm..rtlv ilrcsicil women
Hut w ..ill only liine enough tj no ieuii1 for tn u i. s
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Today and Tomorrow Only
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1206-8-10 Chestnut St. 2nd. Fleer
TAKE ELEVATOR OR STAIRS
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men who dress tastefully proves conclusively
that they arc net attracted b freak"
clothes or garments of "extreme" stlc
Probably the recognition of this important
fact is the reason for our success in catering
te the requirements of critical Philadelphia
buyers.
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Suit. Tep Cuat.s and Ou-rceaN that art- of tin- di.n.u
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JACOB REED'S SONS
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In the East Window
you will find newest Fall Suits and Overcoats at the
supcr-valuc figures. See them. See the ethers inside;
you may like them even better.
PERRY & GO.
1GTII & CHESTNUT
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