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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1021
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TOMB OF ST. JOHN
REPORTED
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Archoolegists in Ephesus Think
They Have Discovered Evan
gelist's Grave
SCHOLARS HERE PLEASED
Werd eemn from nneirnt npheu.
nlierc archcoleftlsM ere illRKiiiK iuheiik
Its Kim-baked ruins, that tlir temh nf
tft. Jehn tlic liTnngellsf lias btrn Un
covered. Fer centuries Bplievi hat been n city
of dilut, iti grcnt tomples livrli-il, its
TVlde theatre rnzpti te the ground, its
porticos nnd villni buried In tlie accu
mulated nibbUli of brps
But there was n time when this I'it.v
wns the queen of Asia Miner. Mcr
lifints from Knr KnMern IrMn mtnsled
In her Street with Mvnrt riieenirinn
mtln-. dripper Atheninnp rubbed elbow
with bnrbftrinn Vnrthlnns the whole
world of tlmt time enme te worship nnd
te trnde. And here n1r eame the
Apextle Jehn te spend the !nt len" of
his life.
EpliesiiH. finec it foundnfien some
1100 years before the birth of Christ.
war the victim of mnn different ron ren ron
pjuerers nnd invnMens. Orlgiunll one
of the twelve Ionic colonies from fireecc,
It was tnken nnd ruled by the ('refund,
the PerMann, the Athenians, Mncede
nlnn and Hemnns in turn The Cleth"
held It brielly In the second centurj A
I), nnd destroyed the Rrenr temple nt
Artemis, which was se lunrirlutis m its
detnil nnd proportions that it whs eon een
nidcred one of the wonders of the an
cient world.
During the lifetime of Christ ti.e grrnt
city wnd at the height of Its Rler It
was only natural that the Apostle Jehn
should come te the center of nrt nnd
learning te spend the remainder of his
life after the close of the dramatic epi
sodes connected with the life and death
of the Master, most of which took place
(n ncivht tiilptne Sueli nt least In
flie fenern'lv rtene'itnil ti-rtillMnn.
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( n. I'Ke, wliii'i1 Kn ivledi-e of St .1 dim
mid hl times s eliaiitivi'. u.i In- I
tenseh llili'iesti'd te hear of the lep'irl ,
cellcernlliR the lidding nf the temli.
''It 1 er Interestlnis." he said,
when informed of the report of the ilix-
i'emt). "nnd by no mentis uulikelx.
Scholars nie Inclined te credit the old '
trndltlen that St. Jehn passed his
umilng ears In i:plicsn. mid If tlmt
is true. It Is erj probable that he died
and was bulled theie. The urchcole- .
Rlsts In clinrgn of the ieuatlliR work
inn lime found Mimi'tlilng III the erjpt '
of which ou speak which establishes
Its Jdetitlt) "
While the legend trem the time of
Iteiiaeus nsserts that St. Jehn died of
old age, (here Is it iifereiuc in (!en (!en
gleus Ilamartoles quoting fimn the lest
works of I'nplns. te tlie effei t that the j
apostle sutTereil mnrtjrdem lit the'
liiinds of the Jews.
If Mich were the mn It affects the
probability of his tomb existing in ,
J'phe-us, ns the bed would In that
case have been cast out te the deg. us .
was often done In Mich cases ln thp
iitenntime, until mere delinlte nd Ices'
are neeieil from the expedition new i
in Asia .Miner, it win lie impossible te
estimate the true Millie of their dls dls
ceerj COLLAPSES ON STREET
Walk Proves Toe Much for Bey Just
Out of Hospital
A '"MR hike shertl nftt-r his ien,ip
from the Philadelphia (ienernl Ilospi Ilespi
tnl wns tee nuii'h for Cliarlcs McKutn.
tin ji-irs old. -til Slean street, ester
dny He collapsed in the northeast rrtinn
of the cltv while attempting te walk
from West Philadelphia te Harrow-sate
Square He was taken te tin- North -i-istirn
Hospital.
PUPILS FAIL WHEN ASKED
WHAT SCHOOL LOOKS LIKE
Few in Conshelwckvn High Able te Give Description of Their
Classrooms Many Sec "Nothing"
De von Mippec jeu could lie for nn In that Institution, recently gave an
hour each daj In the snine room nnd tell I examination in lltt'e detnlls like these,
nt the end of a jenr hew many windows with the result no pupil could make a
it had? Or hew man doers led Inte It? better ineniRc than 75 per cent.
And hew nianv panels were In each! And thete were t-evrrnl yeres by pu pu pu
doer"' (lr hew" nianv goldfish were in' pils who could net even tell hew mnny
AGED PHILA
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ELKTON
the hew
Could
in the corner'
eii say certainly
whether the
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longer Ihnn breniP Could ou tell off
hand what the i idling wiih innilc of ntnl
wluit i oler It was painted?
If ou can you are, lis they m. Reed
-and ceiiHiderab'y better than nnv
pupil in the Conhehocken High Scheel
-itus-el (' I'rb, teacher of silence
legitimate wain there were nf cettlnc
Inte the Assembly Hnll or if there was
or wasn't a mat in front of the main
doorway.
Mete than half the pupils who took
the examination were shown te observe
net mere than hnlf of what they saw.
Thirty-three per cent had observed
hardlv anything, while -l per cent re
ealed irgln attentions,
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The Rev. Daniel LeckerbV OpeilS' made clear that he was competent
.... . i perform wedding ceiemenles. He tli
'Marriage Parlors' in Quarters rented the same "chiilie!" tlmt i
Westren Formerly Occupied
BUSINESS IS BRISK
AUTO KILLS BOY SOON AFTER,
FATHER'S SPEED PROTEST
Jehn Mallen, Jr., Leses Life In Frent
of Heme. 5851 Walnut Street
Jehn Mallen. .lr . six wars old, t"ilCl
Walnut street, -v is killed In an auto
mobile at SIM-fir-i and Walnut streets
e.tM(ln Tins spot is one reeentlv
protested against ns a speedway by his
father nnd a number eti,fi'iyr residents
of the wcinitj i( "'
Voting Mallen was jVming football
with schoolmates TUfr bull rolled out
in the street Witneyses ay Hugh Me Me
Cnlleugh. Addlsyv'l street near I'ift -sixth,
made cn effort te avoid strik
ing the liny Ue was held today te await
the mt Ien" of the Corener.
FirtE DAMAGpg'QROCERY
fire ln the grrteYy store nnd dwell
ing nf D. V Williams, lilt" Seuth
Second street. Camden, early this
morning dc&trnypd furniture en both
the llrst nnd second lloers. Williams
and his family were nsleep en the sec
ond Meer. He awoke In time te get
them out before the flames hnd made
material headwa) from the hallway,
where, apparently , it started, iesi Is
estimated at about $800.
STACKHOUSfc & RAPP -,
Practical Carpet Layers
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f cRrreis axen up cifuinea. auerea na f
ana cmrnia, f
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f reiaiu. L,ineieum mid
4 f"nvRp for perch floert.
The Ucv. Daniel l.nckerby, an aged
Philadelphia Presbyterian minister, has
opened "marriage parlors" In the place
deserted by the Hev. It. T. Westren, the
Methodist Knlscepnl minister of Hlk Hlk
ten, Md., who wai deposed last week
en a charge of having split his fees with
jitney driver.
Mr. Lockerby, who In nighty three
vearrt e'd. Ilu-s tit 2l!l North Nine-1
tcrnth stieet He ban been active in
evangelical work iltice he teslgneil ns
pastor of the Tiega church about ten
learn iige. He did net deny last eve
ning that he hnd been nttrnctcd te the
(Jrgtnn (iiecii by the lucrative fees te
lie hud there.'
He enme le r.lkten jeslenlay nnd
rnniitc,l Ills ordinal ion papers nilll
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hnd
i,.,.ei iiumi liv i lie Ui.v. Mi-. Westren be
fore the action of the Methodist Confer Cenfer
etice Inst week. Business started at
once.
Ledgers Flee Fire
A lighted clgatette set lire te the
innl tress in the room of Samuel Hnber
this in irnllr.'. who conducts a rqemllig
house ul y.'Ws Kidge inentie. the lied
hurst Inte Haines, and Ktiber ran te
the street and tinned In nn alarm. A
number of ledgeis lied from the house. I
but no damage was done except te the t
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fg!gt' Wear
DON'T SAY UNDERWEAR-SAV MUNSINGWEAR
YOUR surpriae at the moderate price of
Munsingwear increases when you ex
perience the comfort of its accurate fit and
fine quality fabrics.
Your satisfaction ie even greater when you
discover hew well it stands the wash and
hew long it wears.
A right size and style for everyone.
'TOMORROW THURSDAY PROMPTLY AT 9!
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tltll: Rpruca ORSft
1820 Cherry St ,18
Diamond Banquet Rings
Unique Designs
Wc have added many mod
erately priced, platinum and
diamond banquet rings te our
already large stock.
One of these, a tasteful de
sign of platinum, artistically
set with 13 diamonds---? 185.
S. Kind & Sens, 1110 chestnut st.
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Big, IMcaty, Selected
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Twelve geed ones in every
dozen
At all our Stores
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Display
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Eleventh and Market Streets
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ENTRANCl
LAOIES BEST ROOM r;
SAfE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Main Banking Fleer Girard Truit Company
re Yeu Taking Full Advantage
of Your Banking Connections?
The receiving of funds for deposit and the cashing of checks are only two of the many
functions of the Girard Trust Company, which ia a specialized and efficient organization
for the rendering of a number of widely different forms of financial service.
There are doubtless many clients and prospective clients of this Company who are often
perplexed as te where te turn for services that are being daily performed by the Company.
Even a service that strikes you as rather unusual may well lie within the scope of this
Company. A consultation with the Service Department of the Company is cordially invited.
H'lK-
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Information of General character
New deposit ncte intu lncemr tax in
formation TREASlRER's. OFFICE
Information en investments. Leans.
Orders received fci purchase or sale of
securities
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
Foreign drafts and cable transfers en
all parts of ilie world at current rates of
exchange. Foreign currency. Travelers'
Cheques and Letters of Credit
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT
Acts as agent for the transfer and
registration of stocks and bends of cor
porations. Payment of dividends and
registered interest.
REORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT
Securities received for deposit under
protective agreements and plans of re
organization. Acts as agent for corpor
ations in liquidation, making distribu
tion of assets, or for corporations alter
inc their capitalization.
LOAN DEPARTMENT
Substitutions of collateral. Infern a a
tien regarding leans.
CORPORATE TRUST DEPARTMENT
Window Ne. I.
Assumes the duties of trustee under
mortgage for corporations.
COUPON DEPARTMENT
Window Ne. 2.
Payment of coupons and called bends
of corporations for which this Company
acta a agent or trustee.
PAYING TELLERS
Windows Nes. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Cashing and certification of checK".
RECLIVING TELLERS
Windows Nes 0 10, II, 12, 13.
Receiving of deposits of cash, checks,
coupons nd bi nds which are called,
or due nnd payaLle Coupens must br
accompanied by proper ownership cer
tificates COLLECTIONS
Windows Nes. H, 13
Fer collection of notes, drafts, accept
ances, foreign items bills of exchange,
bends and coupons net yet due.
xA -ft TO SllWriy
Chartered 1836
DEPOSITORS' STATEMENTS
Window Ne. 16.
Changes of address for mailing State,
ments of Deposit Accounts, which are
rendered monthly. Dank Balances nnd
Check Beeks obtained at this window.
Interest is credited en statements
periodically during the year.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Acts ns Lxecuter, Administrator,
Guardian and Trustee, the fees being
no greater than these of an individual
serving in a similar capacity.
Assumes sole or joint management of
estates under living or voluntary trusts.
Acts asAgent for Individual or Cor
porations, Through this service theCom theCem
puny is enabled te assume the manage
ment nnd care of the personal finances
of business and professional men who
desire te devote their entire nttentien
te their vocation; these lacking financial
rxperience.'individual executers, trustees
or guardians of estates, treasurers of
clubs, charitable organizations, etc.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Assumes entire care of real estate,
collects rents, attends te all dealings
with tenants, acts as ugent for the pur
chase and sale of properties, nnd, in
fact, combines every function of a real
estate agency with the added security
of a Trust Company.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Safe Deposit Bexes renting from $5.05
a year and upwards. Special vaults for
silverware and ether large articles. Deed
vault for storage of valuable papers.
LADIES' REST AND WRITINC ROOM
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maker;
New Yerk dressmakers of exclusive repute, taking
advantage of our great outlet, came te us with proposi preposi
tions te take ever their entire stock the transfer in
volving thousands of dollars less te them; the deal
the biggest we have ever put ever.
Girard Trust Company
Capital and Surplus
$10,000,000
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA
EFF1NCI IAM B. MORRIS
PRESIDENT
Member Federal
Res-rr System
HmriKMn'WfrcYRnBRMBl UkHiVl IllW t IWWTT MTtfrnn
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t'15 LMsm O'1 snc l'ysi: me Thursday at WMllil 1
J)hfixr '',s' PPular price- rlwl
yjrAwMk Every woman and girl will buy "iflifi
tf 'Tim at least three dresses they're Wtm
I 7jr ii' I nlfM s' ma'-eleus for the money. Wm
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Jfl Hue headman. Vv, l embroidery
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LIVING
MODELS
will display the dresses
en sale in our show ( '
windows
Wednesday Night & !
All Day Thursday "
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ATERIALS
alone are worth the Sale Price
It would be utterly impossible for $15
te get gorgeous materials like these
for a dress. These
clr.s"es are mar
veleus1.
Canten
Crepes
Reshanara
Crepes
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a lien Crriic
.1 llh "si dint.
tin; ilblxiii
fimiiitiy
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Peiret Twills
Tricetmes
Crene-Back
Satins
Crepes de
Chine
Ck neuse
of imitators of this wonder
ful sale who cepu in words
but cannot duplicate these
marvelous, marvelous values.
,wfflh .ti zxtinrMcmcMMFe V Taiirsdaj
Styles Include
Fancied, straighilhie and tunic effects
with new Mandarin sleeves; bright
color notes added by means of facings,
headings or bands; bread sashes,
Oriental bead girdles, silk fageting, moire
frills, sparklintt beads, silk braids, scin
tillating jet fringes and monkey fur are
trimmings.
at Frank & Seder's : Eleventh & Mar
Women's, Misses' and
Extra Sizes
These are "Specialty Shep"
creations al a (within-the-reach
- of - every-purse?' price.
Come! Tell aH ueur friends.
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