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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 10&
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MOORE PRAISED FOR
FIGHT OIUARBAGE
Rosearch Bureau Renews Fight
for Incinerating Plant at
17th and Cambria
SEES MENACE OF RODENTS
The manner In which Mn.ver Moero,
through Director of Public "Werk
Caven, is tnclcling the problem of mu
nicipal street cleaning nnd the related
problem of Rarbnge nnd rubbish din.
pesal, was commended today by the
Bureau of Muiiirlpnl Uesenrch.
The bureau, in its weekly bulletin,
reviewed the attempt te locate nn in
cinerating plant nt Seventeenth nnd
Cambria streets. 1'ndrr pressure from
resident!! in that section. ( etineil re
pealed the ordinance authorizing the
plant there. ,
A big benefit that will result from
the erection of inclncratinc plants, the
bureau pointed out, will be the elimin
ation of the unclRhtly dumps which
breed rodents nnd add te the tire danger.
The bureau bulletin centinued:
"The new charter doee net Bpccifi
cnlly mention Inclnurntinj plnnts nor
the elimination of unxlRhtly dumps,
except nn It gives power te the city te
ncquirc or construct plunts in general te
be used in connection with strctt clean
Ing or refuse disposal.
"Th? exact means by which the city
cltaitflnK service should lie Improved
were wisely left by the char'er t. i'i
discretion of the properly cennitutc-l
effclals of the city. The charter mude
obligatory or practically se only tin
change from contract te munclpal per
formance. "Living up te the letter of the city
charter would, therefore, invelve no
mera than the mere shifting of work
men from the contractors' pay rolls te
the city's pay rolls.
"Perhaps n less aggressive Director
of Public Verlts would have been satis
Jicd with the victory obtained in the
authorized initiation of dty-wid mu
nclpal street cleaning en .Tanunry 1.
1022, and have been content te post pest post
rene somewhat the consideiatien of im
provements in methods, particularly in
the case of the incinerator about which
there is unfortunately se much misin
formation nnd popular prejudice.
"But the present Director of Public
Works deserves credit for his desire te
live up te the spirit as well as the letter
of the new ehnitfr in mutters of strcet
cleaning and of undertaking imj rovc revc
ments new in s;iitc of popular prejudice
f.rd In spite of freipient lack of sup sup
iert." AUTOslMlfATEGOATS
Drivers Try for Each Other's by
Butting Police Qet Beth
After drivers of a llmousine and a
tnxicab had entertained a crowd at
Thirteenth and 'Filbert streets yesterday
by "bucking" their machines head en,
the entertainment was ended by the
arrest of both men.
Michael Oantrell. Twenty-ninth street
below Federal, nnd William Barth,
Oirnrd avenue nenr Twenty-ninth, had
an argument as te who should take
precedence, in n taxi line.
According te police Cantrcll rammed
his car into Barth's and the latter re
taliated by Rhevlng the first car up
en the navement. C'antrell came back
info action by ramming the limousine
admidsbips, nnd se it went. Ili" bucking
"continued until the size of the crowd
nnd cheers for their respective cham
pions brought police.
Hew De Yeu Like These
Names for 1926 Fair?
"The Twentieth Century Fair of
Philadelphia" is n uame for the
.Sfseul-Ccntcnnlnl suggested by Jos Jes
eph Amen, of 5112 Merris street, in
nn effort te help the KvKsijfO I'm
i.tc Lkdukh te find n name, of
greater popular appeal for the big
exposition that Is te be held here in
102(1.
"Independence Exposition" is one
of three suggestions fcnt in by S.
,T. L.
"World's Liberty Fair' is one of
two hints offered by A. P. Kaiser,
HH5 West Clearfield street.
"The Cradle of Liberty Fair"
comes from Edward Noemer, 1510
Sixty-eighth avenue, Oak Lane.
"World's Disarmament Fair" is
offered by Samuel Chundress, 4121
Poplar street.
"International Fnir of 102(5' was
suggested by David Chnppell, 1010
North Robinson street.
What's your idea?
GOT $11 BY FRAUD
ON CHURCH
2 YEARS
Fake Solicitor for Cathedral
Bleck Collection Sentenced
by Judge Monaghan
WOMEN GAVE HIM MONEY
$18,039 F0RWAR WORK
Cellins & Smith Get Verdict Against
Baldwin's
Before Judge Patterson today a jury
awarded Heward N. Cellins nnd Scott
Smith, co-partners, a verdict against
Baldwin Locomotive Works, for J1S,
030.8S. Their claim wns bawd en an agree
ment with Baldwins under which they
performed certain work en shells for
the Allies.
HAYWOOD GETS CONCESSION
"Big Bill" Will Operate Ceal Mines
In Siberia
Special Cable DUpatch. Copyright. l!tt
Moscow, Oct. 2(. The Siberian Rev
olutionary Committee has grunted a
Breun of American workmen, headed
by "Big Bill" Haywood, the I. W. W.
leader, who jumped his bend nnd
skipped te Russlu. a concession te op
erate coal mines in the Kusnet.zky
Bnsin.
The plan calls for the employment of
2800 American miners, eiw of ttiein
new in Russia nnil the r"st te emigrate.
STOLEN MACHINE FOUND
HID IN SHED WITHIN SHED
Located Near Heme of Saloonkeeper
Under Arrest for Thefts
Ttat searching for stolen ftilte-
inobiles in lenn, N. .1., had their atten-
Hnn ilmwn vestcrdav te a small sneu
covered with tar paper. It had but one
deer, which wns net large cneugn te
admit even a car. Inside they found It
piled te the reef with weed. The weed
romerpcl nnd underneath they found
n replica of the outside shed. One had
been built inside the ether and the weed
piled between tnem.
Tha inner shed also had but one small
.1.1-1. t.Ai nnnnr.fi. mill lOlintl 1L
nAn ...a i,n ...ntK wnu Mpntlucu
bavlngTbee stolen September 0 from
rnemas nirei -v.
The' shed was near the 6iimmer home
of Edward Duffy, n saloonkeeper, of
7200 Germantown avenue, who is under
arrest at Media in connection with the
theft of a numeer ei euiuiuiranra.
Duffy and four ethers were arrested
Monday en a farm near Media, where
police found ten stolen cars. Police
Sere say Duffy will be arrested for the
theft of the Hewlett automobile if be
ia released at Media.
.Tudge Monaghan, in Quarter Ses
sions Court, today sentenced Jehn J.
Shccley, nlins Beyle, te two years In
the county prison for obtaining 11 un
der false pretences.
Elizabeth Jehnsen, 17J3 Summer
street, testified that en October 1
Sheeley obtained 55 from lmr by stat
ing he had been sent by Monslgner
Cierke, of the Cathedral, te make the
annual block collection. Frem Snrnli
Beyle, 1817 Filbert Ftreet, lie obtained
.?.", and from Anna Mullnrkcy, !8
North Nineteenth street, SI. Monslgner
Gerke denied he had deputized Shccley.
The defendant admitted he wns ar
rested once before in this city and once
in Baltimore for obtaining money by
pretending te repreient officials of the
Catholic Church. In defense he Bald he
was soliciting subscriptions for a book
issued for the benefit of priests who
conduct a school in Cincinnati. After
iiis conviction H. .1. McDcrmett. who
is the local representative for ouch so
licitors, stated the defendant had once
been employed by them, but they had
learned lie had been guilty of misrep
resentations and he owed them about
$80.
High-Grade Watches for Men
In buying a watch, give con
sideration te the time-keeping
qualities of the movement as
well as the design of the case.
Wc sell only watches fitted
with movements selected for
their reliability.
A 1 5-jeweled W a 1 1 h a m
watch, thin model, 14 - Kt.
green geld case with decorated
dial $50.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELErtS SILVERSMITHS
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Mitchell
Fletcher
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U. S. WJNSJ-AND SUIT
Court Refuses te Keep Heg Island
Tltle Frem Government
Equity proceedings of Charles X.
Black, of this city, te restrain Secre-
fv,- f Tnternal Affairs Woodward from
esecuting a patent te the United States
Shipping Beard for M.ui acres ei
,in,i (n the riez Island shipyard
met worn dismissed In the Dauphin
County Court today by Judge Wicker-
sham en the ground that UlacK una no
undisputed title te the property.
The action is part of the controversy
irrewlng out of claims te land in the big
shipyard and SS2.380 which was te have
been paid te the State by the beard
for the property was involved lu the
The litigation dat3 back two years
or se and Is based en claims for land
made bv dredging and filling up the
river. Black's claim covers only a part
of the land in question.
WAS IN CHURCH; GOT DRUNK j
At Least, Man Says He's Net Sure
He Didn't Get Rum There
James A. Whitney, of Terente, who
wears the uniform of the Royal Flying
Cerps, and who is stepping nt 1018,
Wallace street, was held in $000 hall j
for court this morning by Magistrate ,
Mecleary charged with driving an auto- ,
mobile whlle drunk.
Whltnev was arrested In front of .
Bread Street Station last night after he '
had passed a traffic signal. His actions j
...,.- or. nrmHr. Hint he wns taken te I
Central Station, where Dr. Jehn I'gnn
cold he was under the Influence of li
quor. Whitney told Mnglstrnte Meeleary he
did net knew where he get his liquor
nnd h wai just returning from a church
meeting when nrresteil. j
"Did you gvt the liquor there?" asked
the magistrate.
"I don't knew," said Whitney,
"maybe I did." i
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U. of P. Class Elects Officers
The Fenier class of the Evening'
Scheel of Accounts and Finance of Mi' I
t'nlverilty of Pennsylvania yestcrdav
elected the following efficers: Presi
dent. G. J. Relmcnschneider ; vice prcs- '
ident, I. Iv. Hnrrctt; treasurer, I) .1
Hergan, Jr. ; secretary, Mlsa A. liens
ler; honor men, W. T. Bitting an' (J
M. Paschall.
It's Here
First
Arrival
FRENCH
MACARONI
te Reach
Philadelphia
Dez. Pkg.
$2.50 22c
PAene
Spruce 8440
18th & Chestnut Sts.
12th & Market Sts.
5600 Germantown Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
Fall
and
Winter
Stylce that impart
the finishing touch te
smart Fall costumes.
ALL
MODERATELY
PRICED
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Pumps
&
Oxfords
This Medel
Tan or Black
Abe Sports Mede
te Wear With
Woolen Hose
FALL STYLES FOR MEN AND CHILDREN
Hosiery in All Wanted Shades
mtVUrM
COMPANY
1314 CHESTNUT STREET
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1204 Chestnut St.
ORT
Founded In 1894
11 Seuth 15th St.
De fVe Number Yeu
Among the IVell-Dressed
1119-21 Market St.
J.
F. Patrons
Judge the R. & F.
stores by the pat
rons they win
and keep! Loek
at our fast grow
ing customer list
as proof conclu
sive that better
aualitv, longer
wear and meder
ate prices are bringing mere patrons here
season after season. Ana Keeping tnem i
Kirschaum Suits, Topcoats
and Overcoats
?30 te $45
FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS 50
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ITnLrmeNEt srnccr 2D5t
Orrfcr your
COCKTAILS
Made with Lea &
Perrins' Sauce. Fer
oystere, clams and
crab meat it makes
a dressing of won
derful snap and
flavor. 2 perta of
Lea & Perrins'
Snucc te 4 parts of
catsup. Be sure te
use
8 1 if. AM rill ill HO
SlrfitfJSrfaMilI.rVa
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Fur Storage and Remodeling at Extremely Lew Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
714 Walnut Street
The all-important question of being becomingly drened it
net nlway in knowing WHAT te buy, BUT WHERE te buy.
At this shop you may acquire dignity and distinction in
attire and yet RIENZI'S prices are no mere than you'd
pay for ordinary garments.
NEW AUTUMN FROCKS
PIQUETINE Special 37.5045.00
CANTON CREPE Special 33.7542.50
OTHER MODELS 52.50 te 250.00
Cepict of
WONDERFUL FRENCH FROCKS
BROADTAIL CLOTH DUVETYNE CANTON CREPE
$140.00 $165.00 $200.00 $250.00
SUITS
EXTRA Tweed & Mixed
SPECIAL $3S.oe
OTHER TAILOR MODELS 37.50 te 95.00
FUR-TRIMMED MODELS 105.00 te 395.00
COATS WRAPS FURS
you ni;vi:r pay aienn at nnsxzrs;
The Wardrobe" of Centemeri
Gloves the Gift Beautiful
Gift sets of dress gloves,
street gloves nnd uarm gloves
for men, women and
children
Over a score of cleverly
planned combinations
selected from mere than
100 styles of Centemeri
Gloves from France, Great
Britain nnd America
Sets of three or mere asserted
pairs gifts as delightful as
they are useful.
10.00 te 50.00
jjl 93 1 -9 37 ferket St. if
111111 5 - Second rcoer ffSffi J I '
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The Vogue of
Black & Wliite
A 6mart enhancement of
the charm of Centemeri
French Kidskin gloves in
black and white is the
trancliant style
An effect piquant
especially apropos in a
Reason of fascinating
sleeve modes
Expressed delightfully by
the Florinc, a wrist length,
everbeam glove in black
with white trancliant finish;
or white with black trancliant
finish
Centemeri
Gloves
The FLORENCE" Sandal
LA1KA OTtV-Irtl.
Positively the biggest $1
buy in Philadelphia.
Real classy, in Patent
Celt with three center
buckles. Hand-turned.
All sizes and AA te D wide. Alse
1 nnrl 9.trnn PumtiA nnA Oxfords
in Tans, Brown and Black Kid and Dull Leather. High and
low heels, and SO ether geed styles te cheese at great savings.
Satin Strap Pumps
EXTRA SPECIAL
Skinner's Black Satin,
1 -strap, High and Baby
French heels. Alse spe
cial let of Silver cloth in
the same style. All sizes $A Cf
and AA te P wide "V
Big Girls Shoes Extra Special $
Mahegnny Tan High-cut I.acc, English and brend
teos; geed stout soles. Sizes 2', 4 te 8. Great value.
K2C?ira
P Greatest Values ljl
Ever Offered hy
j I Smith & Brodhead j
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Cushion Sele Shoes
Extra Special
$6.00 Extra Widi
Ankle Shoei
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ill
I llliii. I -k1 8' casc3 de luxe mode by
wlall I Clement of Paris 5. 50 extra.
mmm,
if HI'.! I Only 10 Saturdays
Hifilii I before Christmas
ill
$tm Traue Mark ltcg.
Itllf I" I. xlSJlTl Available also in all black, ,.
Emm slate, tan, browns 193 Qn 1 Qfli 5t W M ' $fe Ml SQ.5I5 Af i& " . BJ
IM' and grays. j.-crv. .. , . j -J.HI 3 l$$& A EstSs.
Wi Philadelphia-New Yerk F AM A! d.l Ut. ffi f' S
Wm 3.00 Grenoble, Franc, iifc, Z$1A W KiSf"i-D,"gil V 4S - WV
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This Handsome 3-pc Suit
Sefa, Arm Chair and Fireside Chair; Queen Anne style feet, spring
backs, spring edges and spring cushions. Hair-filled, covered in imported
i vencn tapestry or iridescent velour. m dp&k dTk
This Suit has been sold at .$198.00. $ la & ,.00
Special This Week
This Suit Is Our New Design
and will be shown for the first time Monday. Hand-carved Chippendale
.vvv, .n... uui-nn, ai'xjuK iinns itnu spring
cushions. Hair-filled and made te sell at
$250.00. , ,
un sale I his Week
This Big Sale Will Begin Monday, 8.30 A. M.
turmHn rSLrin-W fc,,?xin'f f, L,vinF ??m Suits in this Sale, all the latest pat-
T , S' n1-1?6? Ve,s: V,fi,eurs- Mehairs, Damask, Frlw, ete.
denlim ami iVv,,r'i!nT- ')hmTn0Wh0 "Pt" of Smith & Dredhcnd for honest
?rade wianshln tW'J'V F"rniturc- , Only the best materials and hiKhest
farci 3onWerr ittimtt K00d3, Ur WQUU cntire SatiS-
thentet teWeSr ;aShierd the i,rice ,i llttic ?vor ur etiniaic-
Don't Pay the Bii? Pricee
Free Moter Truck Delivery in Philadelphia and Vlcinll
Smith & Brodhead
913 Walnut
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