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EVENING PUBLIO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, ' FRIDAY,
OCTOBEB 21, 1921
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JERSEY FARE RISE
AIDS JITNEY TRADE
Men and Wemen In Camden
Let Trolleys Pass and
Beard Busses
TAILORING CLASS IS SEWED
IN ROUTINE OF SCHOOL HERE
Bey Pupils at Campbell - Lyens Reach Oasis Daily in Dry
Journey of Lcarnih "Three Rs"
RATE ON FERRY LINE CUT
Ownore and drivers of autnbtisri
runninc from Cnindwi te Hiilmrb.-tn
points nrc enjoying n mnrknt inrrenv
In hnineM ni a result of the trellp)
fare hoot of ene cent thnt went into
eflVet yMterduy en the linen of the
Public Serrlee Railway fempnny.
Men nnd women t.ind en street
ferner!. let tlie trolley earn nn by nnd
bearded the 1iimc. Nene of the busses
lny off for nn hour or se durlnc the
day, ns they have done in the ),it. 'mt
keep en the co. renpinc n hnrvef.
The Beard of Pi'veter of the fllnu
eester Terry Company teilm reduced
the round-trip fare te Philadelphia
from twenty te fifteen renU te set the
trelle. riders. The fern rempnn In
alue derided te carry ehildren undrr
even ywrs of ase free of eharse v!ien
With parents.
The new rate of fare en the trolley
is eight eents, nn Increase of one cent,
but for thirty cents the paspni;er re
ceives four tiny bits of metnl. with
eldberate tampinR. called "tokens
The token Is dropped into the fare box
in the f-amr manner n cash. The trans
fer is new nine cent., as it was, but
in pnrehnMns: ticket the rider wins
a decrease of half mit. All the rider.
re given rebate eheeUs. colored te ui
the situation, a white one for the single
fare nnd a blue one for the bunch of
token.
Tti th.itr. ..lint. mi 1m iirnp ' 1 f
a nit the final adjudication of the fari
cK before the Vnlted State Supreme '
Court, te which appeal has been taken!
by the I'tllity Comr.-.issien. (
Aero Club te Hener Stelnmetz
Majer Charles II Steinmetz. presl
dent of the Aero Club of Pennjlvnnia.
will -speak ter.ljht nt a dinner in hi- I
honor at the club headquarters. 1020 I
Walnut street. He will di-cus present
da.v aviation in Rurepe nnd "hew te his
fellow member-- an interf-tlnc collection
of air mall letters Following the din- I
ner there will be a regular meeting at
8 o'clock William II Shcahen. Geerge
8. Gainer nnd Cbnrlei I, Hewer nre
the committee in ehnrje of arrange-tacnts
Hie bane of every child's life Is the
"tern, unseen hnnd which dally lend'
te places where nre taught the "three
lis and n child's dream of a here
after Is one where there are no oclieoU.
Hut the hey nuplls of the Campbell
Lynns Public Scheel, nt Eighth and
1'ltr.water streets, dally reach nn easl.
in the drvnes of school routine. A
tailoring class ! At the instigation of
tailoring organizations, who deplore the
lack of skilled workmen, the tailoring
class was stnrted, and the coming gen
eration, ranging in ages from fourteen
te sixteen years, sit, tailor faehien. In
a real, live workshop and lcaru how hew how
te make and mend clothes, under the
supervision of Vincent Casncele, an ex
pert tniler.
During the war the Uerl Cres sup
plied material, which was rut out nnd
made by thene young hopefuls, nnd sent
abroad te clothe these equally ns young,
but net se hopeful, perhaps.
The children who nttend this school,
and there nre some 2000 yuirly. fre
quently are required te cut off- educa
tion at Its prime and put n -boulder
te the wheel. The pupils of till elnss
have something concrete, some definite
trade te ply ; there chnncc of earning
money is net se impossible.
The girls nre net only taught plain
sewing, but take great delight in learn
ing fancy needlework. And then there
Is a workshop where nil kinds of things
ate fashioned from weed.
THREE ARTS TO GIVE PLAYS TO INVITE LEGION FOR 1926
FEDERATED WOMEN
URGE ARMS STUDY
Congratulations Are Voted for
Harding and Hughes in
Arranging Parley
BIRTH CONTROL SUGGESTED
Dunsaney, Seumas O'Brien and
Plnere te Be Represented Nev. 3
In an attempt te rescue the "serious
drama" from the predicament in which
the defunct Drama League has aban
doned it. the Three Arts Club an
nounces a series of eue-act plns te
he given af the New Century Club en
November .'5.
These plays nre "The tiucst." by
Dunsaney. "The Blipd." by Plumas
O'Brien and Sir Arthur Wing Pi
nern's "The Playgoers "
The ensts will be made up of pro
fessionals and local society men mrl
women. They will include Harl Rcc.
P.tliel Londen. Florence Oledhlll, H
(' Sheppnrd. Mnbel Sheppard. Agnc
Sheppard ind Mary Spencer Lee
' Council- Approves Aaklnp, Convention
1 for Year of Fair
! The American Legien will be invited
te held Its annual convention here in
l102it during the Sesqul-Centeunial. A
resolution was adopted in Council te
'that effect ycsterdi .
! The Pcunsjhnnln Lesien has nlreadv
-ent u similar request te the nntiennl
1 body.
Mether and Sen Drawn for Jury
Mnrtha A Tener and her son. (ieerge
Tener, of I'pp- r Merien town-hip. have
been drawn fei jury dutj nt the com
ing term of Montgomery County Court.
Li dia MneKnrlanrt Andersen, wife of
former Di-trlct Attemej .T. Aubrey
Aiider-en. new president of the Bridge
pert National Pnnk. has aln been
draw i'
Pittsburgh, Oct. 21. The conven
tion of .clubs closing here last night can
go down in history as the one in which
women orators have predominated and
each un orator with n compelling mes
sage. Mrs. Winter's ringing talk of
Thursday, that of Dr. Rewenn Merse
Mann, who spoke of "Weman nnd the
terday by thrillers, woman-given. Dr.
Thyrsa Ames, dean of Pittsburgh Uni
versity. In covering her subject, "Un
social Tendencies In Education a
Clinllenge te Club Women," pressed
home her points by n series of ques
tions such ns these.
"Why has the family hearthstone
bfcn transferred te' 'th0 mevihg-plcture
snow? '
"What is the secinl curriculum in
your town?"
Why Bheuld net the women's clubs
become the town social research labora
tories in which te remedy the ram
pant wrongs?"
Dr. Rae Mulrhead, of the New Cas
tle police department, in answering the
question, "Why a Policewoman?" con
vincingly and with word power gave
facts of her experiences.
Allurements for the Yeung Denounced
She asserted that in bcr findings it
was evident the automobile has become
the worst curse of the age when the
young ere allowed te take their pleasure-getting
into their own hands, un
chaperoned. She classed next the mo
tion pictures that show the "vamps ' as
heroines, These have disastrous effect
en the minds of the girls, she said. Next
came the public dance hall. All th6se
agencies when unsupervised are dan
gers; yet youth must be happy nnd
gny. she declared. Through rightful
supervision, first of mothers nt home
and then of the right kind of authori
ties, the emanating wave of crime msy
bu conquered, was the earnest opinion
expressed by Dr. Mulrhead.
Pennock Street Heme Robbed
Mrs. Jesephine Ollls. of 805 North
Pennock street, reported te the police
tnilntr tlfat lii-iaa tiAtnA linrl Kitin ATlffttrl
by a burglar while flhe was absent itch-j
tcrdar nf tcrnoen nnd stele several hun
dred -dollar' . werth'f of Jewelry nnd;
doming, nmrnnce was gninvu uy in
burglar prj'IPS ?pn the .front deer.
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10 A 15 S. DKI.AWKE AVK.
A Rectangular Bracelet
Watch
Of 18-kt. white geld, the border neatly eugraicd, fitted
with a dependable movement n'66e?i wrist-band We.
Odd-shaped bracelet watches appeal te the
women of geed taste. We have many styles that
are fashionable and attractive.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWCLEnS SILVERSMITHS
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IMPORTERS, DESIGNERS ASD MAKERS OF WOilKSS AND
CUILDKKX'S APPAREL OF THE HIGHEST CHARAUTEB
FOR it ORE Til AS TWENTY-SIX YEARS
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
BLOUSES
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Cerner
Twelfth
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
Special for Saturday
Street and Afternoon Frecks
25.00
These charming street and afternoon frocks for the
young girl and the younger women have many attractive
style features. In them one finds the most interesting of
the Parisian touches, as, for example, Jenny and Pagoda
effects in sleeves. The frocks come in a full range of the
accepted shades of the season, including navy, black,
sorrente and gray.
SECOND FLOOR
Misses' Suits
59.50
Exceptional tailleurs and hand
tailored suits fashioned of the new
est rich materials meussyne, duvet
de laine, etc., handsomely embroid
ered and stitched, trimmed with
Australian opossum, nutria and
mole. The lines of these well tailor
ed suits are of the lntest and most
graceful modes, in the colors of the
season Mohawk, brown, navy and
taupe.
SECOND FLOOD-
Misses' Coats
'9.50
High grade garments of remark
able quality in beautiful, newest
designs. Irropreaehably taileied in
the materials of the hour, veldyne,
meussyne, panne-valaine and ermine
plain and trimmed with the better
furs. Many higher priced models
have been included te give this in
teresting group unusual variety.
THIRD KLenn
A Different Kind of a Juvenile Shep
"Different" in Style
"Different" in Price
Smart Little
Dresses
In addition te the large
collection of school and
dressy frocks is the Bremley
two-piece jersey model in
the newest shades with de
tachable linen cellar and
cuffs. Is decidedly different
and pleasing.
11.95
Little Girls
Coats
Mere than commonly at
tractive, they seem this sea
son. Made of wonderfully
soft behvias, pole cloths,
broadcloths and wool veleurs
with little velvet models all
prettied up for dressy occa
sions. Alse particularly cute
models of nermandy and bo be
livja with fur cellars spe
cially priced at
25-oe
Special Children s Value
An attractive little bchoel Freck of A ng
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Seuth S IiIm. Medley Foi-Tret f
Tea Happy Six J
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Medler Fox-Tret
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Emellae. Medlcr Fox-Tret f
YerlcM Jirlmb Orchertre I
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Td Lewij and Hi Bsed
Second HaadReM. Mfdlty Fex-
Tret Ttd I.wt and HI BtadJ
Wan WancBleM. Fox-Tret l
TVd Lriris and Ul3 Band I
Heme Asain Blaaa. Fox-Tret f
Ted Lewta and HJa Band J
Melly O. Fox-Tret
Art nielrman'd Orchestra I
Geed-bye. PrettrDattnfllea f
Art Hickman's OrebutraJ
I Ain't Nobody's Darltef. Sobs 1
Fox-Tret 3iwTne and Ctnmlt I
Franlda and Johnny. I
BIme Trie and Crtualt J
Remambar. Waits )
Prlnea's Dance Orcatttra I
In Mr Tippy Canoe. Medley Walt
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$15
This Columbia Grafonela
Was $125
New $85
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PHILADELPHIA (Central)
Cunningham Pfane Ce., 11th & Chest-
nut Ste.
Harry Fedulle, 801 Walnut St.
B. Futernlk, 110 N. 8th St.
H. C. Kahn & Sen, 11th & Filbert Sts.
Lit Brethers, 8Ui and Market Sts.
Jeseph Merris, 6 N. 13th St.
Ptnn Furniture Ce., 615 Market St.
.V. Sncllenburg & Ce., 12th & Market
StB.
Btrawbridge & Clothier, 8th & Market
Sts.
Stern & Ce., 712 Market St.
Wldener'B, 1109 Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA (Nertheaet)
Jacob Ballen, 2144 N. Frent St.
Harry S. Henateck, 2623 Kensington
Ave.
Bridesburg Music Stere, 2605 Ortho
dox St.
Edward H. Burr, 2418 Frankford Ave.
Dnvics Phonegrah Ce., S. W. Cor. 6th
and Yerk Sts.
Diamond Furniture Ce., 2107 Gcrmantewn
Ave.
Sel. Feinstcin, 5551 N. 5th St.
Frankford Music Heuse, 4646 Frankford Av.
Girard Music Shep, 607 W. Girard Ave.
L. L. Geedman, 327 W. Girard Ave.
Jacobs, Inc., 1501 Germantown Ave.
S. Jacobs & Sen, 820 Columbia Ave.
T. M. Kenney, 3231 Kensington Ave.
Jeb. Krygier, 3132 Richmond St.
Z. Kitty, 161 W. Girard Ave.
A. Laux Music Shep, 3239 N. Frent St.
Myers F. Hall, 262G Germantown Ave.
It. J. McClelland, 3152 Frankford Ave.
C. J. Oldcwurtle, 2623 Germantown Ae.
Herman Prepper, 2960 Richmond St.
I. S. Reic. 919 W. Girard Ave.
Abraham Snltzman, 210 Fairmount Ave.
Jehn Schneider, 2828 N. 5th St.
Sherzer Piane Ce., 539 N. 8th St.
Harry Sirkin, 318 N. 2d St.
Aaren Slepak, 1028 N. 2d St.
Starr & Mess, 3631 Germantown Ave.
Strand Mtihic Shep, 1114 Girard Ave.
Yeu Save $4
Yeu can get this reduced price at any
Columbia store listed here. The Grafonela
will be delivered te your home for a small first
payment. Yeu can pay the balance en easy
monthly terms. This model and the ethers
mentioned below are all standard, up-te-date
Grafonelas with many exclusive Columbia
improvements.
Yeu can get today a Columbia Grafonela
with all modern improvements for less money
than you would pay for an old-fashioned un
improved phonograph.
Other models reduced $275 te $175, $225 te
$150, $165 te $140, $150 te $125, $140 te
$100, $75 te $60, $50 te $45, $32.50 te $30
Any dealer listed here will give you these prices and easy terms
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PHILADELPHIA (Northeast Continued
Universal Talking Machine Ce., 2835 Ger
mantown Ave.
A. II. Weir, 2205 Germnntewn Ave.
Wm. S. White & Sen, 6701 Torresdale Ave.
PHILADELPHIA (Northwest)
M. M. Bevnrd, 4369 Crcssen. St.
Bredy Brethers, 2710 W. Girard Ave.
Fnlis Hardware Ce., Ridge & Midvale Aves.
Ferster Bres., 4355-58 Main St., Munayunk.
T. J. Feley, 1406 W. Girard Ave.
Grand Mubic Shep, 2313 Ridge Ave.
Frank Hainbach, 2645 Lehigh Ave.
Martin Kalwaic, 4203 Germantown Ave.
K. & M. Talking Machine Ce., 1412 Susque
hanna Ave.
Leblang Music Shep, 4509 N. Bread St.
Merris Meyer. 4138 Germantown Ave.
National Music Stores, 1516 W. Columbia
Ave
Powers & Reynolds, 1927 W. Tiega St.
Ridge Music Shep, 1806 Ridge Ave.
Slrken Brethers, 2012 N. 31st St.
PHILADELPHIA (Northwest Continued)
J. M. Temklns, 5147 Germantown Ave.
H. Zacenick, 2801 N. 22d St.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Carsen's Music Shep, 1041 Seuth St.
J. Feinstein, 1423 Point Breeze Ave.
Merris Freed, 1637 S. 6th St.
Edw. J. Garvey, 1604 S. 2d St.
Eugene Geldman, Inc., 623 8euth St.
J. Huberman & Sen, 2027 S. 13th St.
Keystone Talking Machine Ce., 1701 S. 7th
A. Lupinacci, 730 S. 7th St.
i!e1J.-MLander' 1601 Christian St.
B. Miller. 601 S. 2d St.
Aro.pelita" Mu8ic IIellsc' ,G37 I'assyunk
Jehn A. Moere. 20th and Federal Sts.
O'Hara Music Stere, 201 Wolf St
U. Pollkeff. 2128 S. 7th St.
Redin Ures., 1541 S. 8th St.
D. Rehenfeld, 231 Seuth St.
G. Russe, 930 S. 8th St.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
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H A Wnlfni-H. 140R Smith St.
J. E. Williams, 1703 Snyder At. l
S. A. Welpert, 2017 Seuth St.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
C'Lect Music Inn, 4136 Market SU
Thee. Connelly, 1633 W. Girard Art
Cunningham Piane Ce., 52d A: ArO
Sts. . ,1
Gee. B. Davis & Ce., 3930 Lancaster
Ave.
Gee. B. Davis, 5207 Market St. :
Luigi Giuliano, 404 N. 61th St. .
Ernest liegeman, 4058 Lancaster ATI.
Lightbown's Music Shep, 6221 Wood
land Ave. '
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M. Grass, 5637 Chester Ave. J
Melcherri Jewelry & Music, 4856 Lan
caster Ave. 1
A. Neshanian, 51! S. 60th St.
O'Halloran, The Music Man, 7 S.6
St.
Wldencr'a, 19 S. 52d St. S
Wilmer Music Stere, 7101 Elmwoea
Ave. , , '
CAMDEN, N. J.
Al. e. uannacn, iui liaiBim '. .,;
Camden Phonograph Ce., 323 Kaighn A
A. J. Eberhard, 2bi4 uiver Ave.
W. H. Kling Piane Ce., 700 Broadway
Ervin J. Kruck, 1252 Kaighn Ave.
S. Lewis & Sen, 1109 Broadway
J. Marsick, 1840 Broadway
SUBURBAN
Ambler, Pa.
Gee. It. Weiklc
ARDMORE
Abraham Jaffe, 9 Cricket Ave.
Chester, Pa.
Baren Bres., 225 Market St.
B. Freeman, 140 W. 3d St.
A. W. Welson, 604 Edgempnt Are.
Darby. Pa
B. F. Carr, 512 Main St.
Shumnn Drug, Main & Chester Pike.
Nurristewn, Pa.
Bleck Bres., B. E 15 W. Main St.
Gardner, C. R., 409 Marshall St.
Youngjehns, E. J., 239 W. Main St.
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