Wfrdr V-" JHIil1 ' ', f( n- -.. ' v't V-'n. ' ', ill 'i 1 'J "" "lb tt W .T,w. PWtwiK 'T-.vw VT .fe," ' , v '; rjjTri' iMt' Fw-tfJSTJ ;i "& I- , m&Mira ' f' n ! i ifi; 3M9 II ia a ''; EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILAPELPHIA, .MONDAY, OCTOBER 1921 , DISEASES OF HEM TOP DEATH CAUSES Thl City's Records Shew 3285 Persons Died Frem Malady Last Year EURBUSH ADVISES PARENTS 'Heart dLxcn" a thr cnnfc of Hrnih headed all ethers In thin city Inst vcir. According te the lorercN Tlilrtr-twe hundred and WkIiU -li iicr-cme In Philadelphia were lctims This came en exwedtsl imlineiinrj tuberculeus bjr a thousand j In eonseeuencp "f thi I'r f Lin coln iSirbusli. Director "f the Detiirt nint of Health has i.hue( the fuliow fuliew lne bulletin Although seven eighths f tvi' drnthfc from cardiac disorders 'ire aiiinmr. adults forty yearn anil exer th in'ilnrc of the disease anientc wnitic adnl's ntid children Is convincing that Inhm te the hHirt bv dlxeaKe In carl.x life max be responsible) for the 1rtT?c number of pre. tnttnre or. at least, deferable deaths iu raiddle and advanced nee "A lar?e number of the uuifivs of btart dltcHt.es are preventabk' '1 he lijfectleus diseases nre In tranx In stances directly rMpennlble for muscu lar and ralular heart dlnenne This Is eapeclallj true of dphtherii s'irlet fwrcr, pneumonia and typhi id rexer Shaca these ell a'as nn in a large ineaaure he controlled and prevented a redaction In their prex-alenee will nee esaarlly be accompanied bx a mi mi respendlng decrease In cnrdlic defect!- "It Is xxell knexxn te the medical pro fession that diseased muslin Cecared tepth. rheumatism, chorea threat In fections and malnutrition max be ao ae ao cempanled bx cardluc defe tn These disease als.i may be largelx m?ntileil and prevented b careful examination of school children for phvhlc nl defect aad b nchWIng paruntu te Imxe them corrected rremptlj "The prevalence of heut dicn.c max be further combat tr-d hx enstint and continuous education in our health ren ters, recreation enters and tmblic schools. The care of the babj a- taunht by the Pivlaleii of Child ICt;lene in in cledee the prevention of chst'a-e and the promotion if the babv's health "The recreation centers assist in building up a sturdx childhood topuln tepuln tl6n, while the publli rhoel intulcute into the mind of children the neces sity of health habits "The co-epera'lon of tne public in the prevention of the infectious dis eases, the correction of phjHicnl de fects ameni; school children and the tcaxaing 01 naiin iraini' win. n i in near future show its value In a lower- I cd mertalit.x from heart dnea Late-Season Fishing Continues Fertewcue. X. J., Oct 21 This rear J breaks a'l records for late-se tt-en tihh inj, And a scrre or mere of beats xxent out yeaterdav and made geed catcher It naa Been a retwaraauie season in manv ways. TURKS RATIFY TREATY ' Angera Assembly Approves Pact Fixing the New Frontier Constantinople. Oct 24 The An- , K'ra Af.sTinbl.x has ratlticd the Turco- Trench trout x bv an evrrn helming ma- Jerit.v. The trctj fixica the frontier te1 the north of Alexandrettn The uexx line , embraces Marash. Alntab and Urfa, and evtendK te tlif Pcrilaii border The Turks (siniede Krencli economic inerlty in the Vilavets of Adanna. DIubeKlr. Slxag and Harpat The Kicneh recejnUe the Ancern (Jovern ment Ijendni. Oct 'J4 A dlspakh t. the Times from Smxrna dated Saturdax says that at the time of the filing of I thr dispatch the texxn of Afium-Kara- i hlshar xvas hurnlng and had been pai tialh de-tr.n,-'l fhe dispatch adds that the Turlts made desperate effnrtf te ie ie (eiistrui't the line between Angeru and the Hal.aila Hur Thev cnx-scl the Alernder Ulver southeast of Tsvrll but xxere nttarked h) the (ireeks and u prllcil te t cress the sticam ' STEALS GEMS IN ARDMORE Heme of Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Bulleck. Jr.. Robbed Several hundred dell irs xxerth et ;ex. elrx was stolen Satuid.i.x nljht frnti. the dome of Mr and Mrs ilenjatnln UulleiL ,Tr of 110 lMgwoed toad Atdmere The less xvas dlscevt ml xxhen the.x returned home nbeit 1 o'clock Hundax morning Mr liullerk found the bedroom deer en the second tlee- iu knd and iIIn-ex ered the contents of th" dreting table drapers scats red about the room An open window In the room indicated that the thief had entered the house t climbing n driiin pipe It is though hy fhe lxer Mcrien police that he had just begun te rob the house when the exxners returned home FINDS CRUSADERS' CHURCH Dr. C. W. Fisher, of University Mu seum, Uncovers Ruins at Beisan llemiins of a largu Chnstinii ilmii i built hy the Crusndeis and burned li the Ainbs xxere uncexertsl bx Dr Clarencv W I" her of thr ('niicritx Museum xxhe for the luw being ha ha (empleted excnxntiens at Henan th" Ileth-Shan of the Hible in tie Valle.v of Megidde Dr f ish' r h ,s reiurne te Kfxpt i . lentinue exraxatims of the I'lilace of Merenpthuh at Mempin- He xxill re turn te Ileiin In the spring Ih reports having obtained great quantities of miles nl IMsim. includ ing arncles of Iren bronze bras, mar ble, and rcanx pteics of pettcrx It is expected that scxirnl xears xxill be needed te complete the xxerk of excavation HUNGARIANS JOIN EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twelve Congregations of Re-, formed Bedy In America Ac- j cept Affiliation 3 Here . ANNOUNCED BY BISHOP uneutiicinenl hns been made bv Hlshep Ithinelander at the Chuivh Meuse, of the preiuned affiliation with It..-. T-nlu......rt 1 f-l. ...!. .. Hnni.1. tl.n tn ill. i.i'ini l 4 l llllll Ml lit ill ... I' r-f tile membership of (he Hungiulati He formed Church In America represent -ing txvelxe lonxregntlens In the 1'ast ein States Tlnee of these coimrep.l ceimrep.l turns nr" in I'hllndelnhla and xiclnitj I'lie movement of the Ilungailan Church into enmmuiilen with the Kpls riipnl Chui eh hns been prompted bx the uei Inr.itiim of the I.ambeth Cenfereuie nr Chureh I'mtx It is In direct line with tliee reiommendltiens nnd is the first practical step texxnrd church unitx tint has been taken since the I.ambeth r'cuiiimcnilntlens were promulgated I nder an agreement entered Inte nt a mnfi rence of Hlsheps of the I.'pis- opal Chunh at l'rinieten. N .1 . this both of Hungarian churchmen upon fnrniiil ratifn itlen of the I'llm-eten i oncerdat bx the separate congrega tions nine of xv lilt h have .ilrendx acted, xv 111 be uilmltted into full pi ivile;jes in the Kpimepal Communion under the asterul dlreitleti of the nishejis in the dioceses uheie the Hungirlati cengn gatl"i)s ate new lecateil Ceminenting upon the rctien at I'linceten lllslmp ithinelander said "The Conference ixas most Intervstlng anil hopeful We were impressed bx the charai ti i ahilltx and earnctne-s of the Hungarians, both minl'ters nnd lnxiiien I h prncttinl working 01' of t'n i oncerdat xvlll be a met Import ant matter aim should have a tar ri.nhlng intlui nee 'Hie next step xxill be tn pertivt the arrangements for the e-dimtii'ii bx our Hixhepx of these Hungarian tnlnlsteis with the least possible delav ' The Reformed Church of Hungary of which the congregations in the I'nlted States xvere a branch dates buck te the time of the Heforniatlen The agreement of union entered Inte at I'linceten Is between the parishes and missions of the Hungarian Reformed Churcl concerned and the Illsheiis of tin dliKe-es of the Episcopal Church In which the fenntr nre located and the presldlnjt Illaliep and Council, or exec utive body, of the nplseepul Church in the I'nlted States. The Right Iter, l.thclbert Talbot, I) D , Ulshep of Hethlehem, preslded at the Prlncoten lenference, which xvbh iicld in Xasiau Hall Other Hlsheps of 13plncepnl dloccer.s prtwtnt at thu conference were the Hlght Itev. Paul Matthews, llinhep of New Jersey', lliahep Hhinclander! the Hlght lte'v. James II. Darlington, Ulshep of Har rlBburg. the Hight Hev, Kchvln StcvenB Lines Illshep of Newark : the Tllght Hev Hebert Carter Jett, Bishop et Southwestern Virginia All Dim nishena present signed the concordat, with the Hev Dr t. XnnnMy, dean of the Eastern Classis of the Hungarian Church, and clerical and lav delegates from nlne of the twelve Hungarian congregation, rep resenting paiishea in Philadelphia, PheenUville, Pa . Hethlehem, Pu ; Perth ArnlKiv, New Hrunswlek, Houth Hlvcr Trenten, Hecbllng, Woedbrldg and rratiklln. N. J. : Krcisehervllle, Staten Island, nnd nridgepert, Conn The Hig!it Hev WlVllam T. Man ning Itluhnp of New Yerk, nnd the Hlght Hev. Chauncey H. IJrcxvster. Bishop of Connecticut, were' net present, but Bishop Manning has tdnce added his signature .1 Wilsen Unynrd, chancellor of the dlecesp of Pennsylvania and an au thority en ecclesiastical law, who diew up the concordat, participated in the conference along with Heberl II. (Sardlner, secretary of the Commission en Talth and Order of the Kplscepal Church All the details of the concordat xvere carefully cUscuhs-ecI nnd agreed upon nt the conference One of the etwentlal featues In the details of the transaction is a bread plan of Americanization. There is no intention en the part of the par- the RptHCepal Chureh te absorb lltintrfirlnti niitii-,V lit ,i a. il T. "- .w," i ' j '""t 10 par- inn n w rciiiiii hm eiuuy na nn orgnni ergnni orgnni ratien xvluh the right te nreacrve lfj forma, te retain title te all its prop prep crty, te continue iu own deanery, while at the same time the congregations will place themselvea under the pastoral tare of the Knlseepal DisliepH in whose dloecssos they are lecatetl and conform te such rules and laws of tJie Knlscepal t huich as nre fundamental. 'Vienna Exehnnge' Meaiage Quoted tnieAge. Oct. -M. A copyright Len- , "'" " ?U. u '?, u.' O'cnge Tribune says: Mennn llxchange messages from W arsaw reports Helshcvlsts have crewed the frontier and Invaded Polish territory." Although there have been vague stories every few months of a coining Ilcdshevist offensive, no serious sug gestion hns been made of nn attack nn Pelnnd. What military concentration the famine has permitted the Soviet te carry out hai been In the Seuth, do de signed te Impress Rumania. It is pos sible the foregoing dispatch mav be based en seme bandit raid along the frontier. Find Night Watchman Dead Stricken with hemorrhages while en duty an a night watchman. William J I.axvlcr, flftv years old, of 501 Mlrkle street, Camden, was found dead en n perch en Sherman avenue, Kast Cam den, early jesterday morning. Corener I loll ordered the body te the Morgue. I.nvvler was a member of Camden Aerie of Kngltri c What is "A Blessing en Your Head" ? ED. PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC of ceurse: EAT WITH FALSE TEETH? SURE! Dr. Wernet's Powder KEEPS THEM TIGHT Relieves sere guma, sweetens the breath. A white powder. At best Drug or Department Stores, 30c., 60c, $1.00 or write direct te WtnutDeaUlMfs. Ce.,U5B4tfanuSL.N.Y. Fall verceats That Give Satisfaction Jenes's tailors are ready te Rive you the best in fall oercents over coats that mean solid satisfaction for the wearer Made te leek right and uear right S60 te S70. Fine fa'i suitirurs both domestic and foreign S55 te S75. W. S. JONES, Inc. Custom Tailoring 1116 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa The Recerd of Quality OKEH classical selections give you the clear, faithful reproduction of the artist's song. JOHN McCORMACK, tenor, sings 1 HEAR YOU CALLING ME 50001 12 in. $1.50 This record a rf corded In Europe bv the International Talking Machine Ce. OKeh ha secured the right te offer it te the American public. GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION NEW YORK Adelphia Grill Here, then, are pleasant surround ings, geed feed, quick, careful serv ice and low prices. Beginning at 7 each evening, an orches tra that will de your heart geed. The lunching meet ing place for busi ness men. Hetel Adelphia Chestnut at 13th PAIN AGES Y0U- Stearisjbr rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuralgia sprains strains weak backs stiff joints At ill dniMuti, J5t.70c, j.4Q Sloans Linimentra f OtODS Itchii M9 Thatorlureofiktaltch appljinjr before retiring, Dr ilvtxon'aEczormOlnt ilvtxen'aEczormOlnt ilvtxon'aEczermOlnt mrnt OnectPr IloUen'a Family Ktrewlifi. Iff ltln TWmiMes ALDr-Hobsen's Telephene: Walnut 20:5 2036 Thresher Bres. Specialists in Silk Fabric The Specialty Silk Stere 1322 Chestnut Street Business Hours, 1) A. M. te 3 P. M. Announce a Special Sale of Seasonable Silks, Velvets, Velveteens, Corduroys, Tricetines, Imported Chiffen Broadcloths, Silk Waists, Bleemers and Silk Petticoats 10-inch fashionable silks, five of our crepe veaes, in a full hue of colors, street and eve ning shades, selected from our own stock, pl-ntv of navy, brown and black in the popular Canten crepe, satin Canten, .atm crepes, crepe meteor and crepe de chine. Of) AC yd. Retail value .-53.50 te $4.e0 jd. All one pri -v m this sale J.UU .'16-lncli Satin Mescaline in the wanted coleis, also 'Ahitc anil blacA Ket I value CI O C yrf. l 05 yd bale1 pi ice $1.35 .Ifi-Inch Hlnck resiunif Satii. ncn ne.iw tuuhtj, fast black, suraiuewi pat dve (Jui (tT i; d. leRuU" prife WJH -d Sale pna $.00 10-Inch Crcpf dp ( nine, .n n i;oed line of coleis, street and uMninK shacks, plenty of white, pink, nav, brown and black, suitab'e ir naists, dit-h.ses, undereai, t Heta 1 aluu Si 00 (T i r jd. vd Sale pi ice $1.55 (0-Inch (anion Creijp Mrecadi' in a ioed line of coIevj, verv scnMceablc, for alt, dresses, linings, pU , must be seen te be appreciated. Hetail alue $4 e0 jd (JT j jd. Sale price . ... $3.65 10-fnch Costume Whets and Duetyncs, in seventy live i e'er.--, strt'Pt and eenin shades, llcntv of navy, blown and blnck Retail value ?fi.95 te S1000 yd. Snle &A OC te tJTOt: J- price vn:JO p I 7U Camisoles Evcellml (u.ilitj of A ash Satin Camisole in flesh and white, some hand-embroidered, French knots Kftail value up te ST .() Sa'e puce Waists Striped Tub hilk aistH in a aiiety of geed Fall lolers, well-tailored models, reversible cellars ' Hetail value up te ?10.06 , Salt price .... Petticoats Cel ion Tep I'etticeutH, with all bilk taffeta flounces, let limited Retail value $2,015 J or ale price P I Le $1.50 $5.95 Bleemers 10-lnrh CharmciHe, coieis na v, b.cwn and black soft and lustrous, lUit.ible for wait.t, cheses, etc. Retail alue 12 .0 d J i s jd. Sa'e prue $1.65 i Of heavy quality jersey, new models, reinforced, rxceptienalh geed wearing Retail value $0.0(1 te ?S nO Regular ti AC Kxtra sle PT'.yO size $6.95 am t mm n r w w n n.. ... ..nK Ourninll order ilnpiirtmriit In rriitH te MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED :-,r.r'T trtrxl nut -or-ten ii yatreiiH THRESHER BUILDING 33-in. Imported Shcntuny Pon gee, U8c id. 1322 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. Bosten Stere: Cie eland Stere: 19 Temple Place 1Mb Euclid Avenue rr- Ne trouble te show fwnls Quality What a Difference There Is in Meats! Today the U. S. Govern ment puts its stamp of Inspection en every piece of meat sold, but in spite of this wise and valued protection, the auality of meat varies with cvciy shop. In fact, all tee often de we rend of dis asters occurring' through seme slip-up or carelessness of the shopkeeper. Bradley's is Goiemmont Geiemmont Goiemment Inepcctcd and it costs less than ether quality meats. Bradleys Market and 21st Streets t Sen. 210(1-1108 Our New Location 23 HEAD OF STOCK BURN Incendiarism Suspected In Farm Blaze Near Almonesaen Woodbury, N, J., Oct. 24. A dis astrous ftinn fire occurred yesterd iy en the Shunter farm, along the Geed Intent lead, nc.ir Alniencwcn, when seven horses, two miilcs nntl fourteen cows were binned, tescthfr with 1000 himhels of corn and ether grain, besides two automobile trucks ami nn nute. The AlinoneMon, ninckwoed, Hldck Hldck Hldck woed Terrace, Itcrlm and Woodbury fire cempnnlca were called, but the best inn limn mill mifrlnnu nrillil (In M'flu tn keep the lire cfiiflnrd te the big bam. Incendiarism is suspected. Eighth Ward Democrats te Meet Fer the first time In n number of icnra an Klclith Ward Democratic Committee will meet tonight. Mrs. Kllcn Dunne Davis has been appointed by the City (Vmimtttee te erRnnlze the ward and she has called upon all Eighth Ward Democrats te assemble tonight at Cltv Committee headquarters, Tenth nml Walnut streets, te erftaulrc a committee. mw UNSING EAR DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNS1NGWEAR CAREFULLY 'made from the beat mate rials, Munsingwear garments eutwash, outwear and outlast expectations. lt, the long run they're the meat economical. Winter Munalngwcnr ia made in 'many dif ferent styles and fabrics for men, women, children and infants. MMmmmmmMMmmmmmii i m m ii J m M H IWi II Wm 111 P One-Quarter of a Millien Dellar Stock en Sale at Almest Half the Prices of a Year Age Persia, Turkey, India, the Caucasus and China have been called upon for the best they have te offer in Oriental Rugs. Our collection comprises a wide range of sizes (small and large) in all wanted weaves and colorings. A great num ber of choice pieces at moderate prices. The money saving opportunity extending te every rug in stock may be judged by the follewing: LARISTAN RUGS At New Lew Prices Kese grounds; all-ever effects; also blue grounds of rare beauty. 7.10 X 11.0 $350 10.10 375 12.0 425 11.10 415 12.10 475 12.6 460 12.9 475 12.8 475 13.6 525 8.5 8.9 8.9 9.4 9.2 9.4 9.2 9.8 9.7 11.9 x X X X X X X X X 13.2 16.3 600 775 PERSIAN RUGS At New Lew Prices Chiefly of the Serape variety in distinctively handsome, held de signs of wonderful color beauty. 8.5 X 10.1 $215 215 260 285 285 27e 350 325 375 450 675 9.11 x 11.8 8.10 x 11.8 9.0 x 11.4 8.6 x 12.1 9.6 x 11.7 9.3 x 11.2 9.1 x 11.8 8.11 x 12.1 8.7 x 11.9 9.5 x 11.6 HARbWICK MAgee Ce. I2SO MARKET ST. ffSp Specializing Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts TyymMltMH.VWJa mMMMWWME9rm,w(m M m m 1222-1224 Walnut Street Medes of Distinction and Originality New Fashions New Fabrics New Celers and Above All Else New Lew Prices Distinguish These "Stccker" Medes in ':s an Suit Coats Sports Suits In English and Scotch tweeds, herringbone cheviets, and imported mixtures; plain and fur trimmed with raccoon and opossum. $55.00 te $95.00 Values, at $25, $39.50 te $55 Plain and Fur Trimmed Tailored Suits of Meussyne, Pan Velaine and Duvet de Laine; plain tailored or trimmed with squirrel, cara cul, mole, beaver and wolf. 7.5.00, 05.00 te $195 Values, at $35, $58 te $125 Sports Coats of tweedb, chinchillas, and novelty fabrics, in smart, practical models; plain and fur trimmed. Values $39.50 te $95.00 $19.50, $39.50 te $65 Wraps and Coats of gerena, orlande and marvella; plain and trim med with beaver, squirrel, mole, wolf and caracul. Values $85.00 te $265.00 $58, $75 te $195 All Purchases Billed December 1, 1921 '4 ,if y ii. j liMpiBczemaOiatmeatM -. j .. ..rJ
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