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EASING PUBLIC LEDaBR-PHILADELPHIiV, WEDNESDAY, NOVBMBEB 2, 1921
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WARTIME VI
WWY ID BE SOLDI
Public Auction of Fairview and
'Harrinian Listed for De
cember 15
1 1 A PfC ADOPTED FATHERS" SOUGHT
DI IV&CVI rJU,ll jiuxyiniu
Many Will Have te Quit Scheel Unless They Can Get Part-
Time Werk te Help Pay Expenses ,
Twenty turltnt nt the University in every possible way with the
of Pennsylvania till", unless thev J """'wTlmip n hm.k wIihiibi- which
narl -time poll Inn" within tlie next le I kpi'ti these students miihiIImI with the
"flcs will In- I'diiiiifl'iil te itlve un thi'lr I nreessnr.v text books. Mr Uitntt Id.
CITY ME
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HODISTS
INBUILDINGBQQM
stmlles and re Inte tlie bulfn"s world.
TENANTS FACE EVICTIUN are looking for '.Mleiit-.'.l fathers."
1 111- Item less mi the ex-
Announcement has been made that
the" wartime village of Knlrvlrn. nenr
"Cirhden. and Hnrrltnnn. near llriMel.
-,Pa.; will (e sold nt public ntirtlen nbeut
December 15.
At present both tliee vlllnge are
tenanted, but whether the proposed
gala means n wholesale eviction of
tenants could net he learned
mernlnR.
These two villages. represent ms an
Intcatment of SIS.OOO.OOO by the tinv
ernment. are enH typical of tneny mere
scattered near the shipjaril" and plants
of war Industries Provided tlie ale
of Fnlrvlew and Harriman Is success
ful, the ether villages will be put up
at auction.
Built during emergency as they were.
Jt in believed tlie villages have caused
bit; deficits in the accounts f 'lie
United States Shipping Heard, and this
has prompted shipping bmrd officials
te place them en sale.
Announcement of the propose,! s;l,.
was made by Jeseph V. Powell, pres
ident of the Emergency Fleet ('orp'-ra-tlen,
and Chairman Kasker. "f the
Shipping Heard. It vn also announced
Jeseph P. Day. New Yerk auctioneer.
had been commissioned te conduct the
sale.
At the same time the announcement
was made. It was said, the villages
are tenanted, but will be vacated
ohertly. still thej will nt be rrnd.v
for occupancy fnr possible purchasers
until March. 102'J.
This move te nell the village, fellows
cletcly en the heeh- of n request made
By Fnlrvlew residents for n reduction
in rents. Officials refused, but nt the
same time said there would le no
evictions for being in arrears of rent
despite the fact mere than one hundred
families had vhat tuiii".
When the request for reduction, vn
made of William Towers, shippln;;
beard representative, he took up the
matter with Chairman l.nkcr. Later
be said tlie tieverninetn had cetinitel.
refused t make n 15 pe, cent reduc
tlen.
PENSIONERS GET $13,393
Checks Forwarded te 326 ex-Cit
Empleyes Average $41
Seme Idea of the extent of the opera
tion of the municipal pension fund can
be gleaned from the fact that Secre
tary Themas V Mnrrivin has
ferwardi d !-(! clink- te as many an
nuitants, ni f'.rtnei' einnliijc of the
city, for the month il O t"ber The
total sum distributed vvu si:i.:!fi:j.iCi.
ranging in sums from )"in te Silt), the
average being S-H.Cv
The eldest in point of service of
these annuitants is Arthur S. White
man, who was en tin pa j roll of tlr
Bureau of Water continuously for
fifty-one ears and eight months.
i fit mere
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(ICIIM- "JO'Cl OI UIC OO. IH'IMIIH Ilia Wtlj
, thteuglt."
I The fraternity heues employ student
I for all the extra work they can, ami
met liearding lnnii's Imve students
waiting en tables. Mt. Howe has- sent
ti lettei-te the Inter I'luteriiitv Council.
which meets lenlsrlit. asking thill the
fiaternltics de nil that Is possible te
assist
One of the boys gus te school during
1 the dav mid erks from 10 P. M. until
.'! A M. doing clerical work. These
who lone piut-tlnn- positions cenMd'-i
tliciiiselves iinisi feitiinntc The iiii'in iiii'in
pleiiiieiit coinliiteiis which me tiew i
istlng account In n Iiu'rc nit'ii -n re for
dilps. Hut at'anv event tlie be went ' tin- link of in lutwecn duties Men who
te college with a uei d ei eiiie seu of last j ear wen working sU'tidll.v tun!
part-time work te help d"fni the e. - rcijiilii'lv , have through sheer despern
penses of ItMn-!. The ceileg.- . o-eperiitc ,ilen taken nut thing which Is offered.
Their caes are new in the hands of
Dana Howe, head of the Chii-llan As
sociation at Petin
"Fathers will fretieiii!v trle te
Klve th'ir sons educational ndvntitajtcs
which f h lliemsi'lves iiiiscil." Mi
Howe said "Surclv there uiiist bu
some people in the . i t v who will pluv
ailuptxl father and help these lads wllii
part-tinie job."
Seme of these jeung men worked
this i through tin- seliiiiiiT hnlidav te earn the
nietiev which is paying (or their tuition
this year. Uthers are dure en scholar
Erection of Four Large Build
ings! at $1,650,000 Biggest
Project in History
WILL HELP UNEMPLOYED
NEW FLOWERS SHOWN WHITE MULE IN STOCKING
Displayed at November Meeting of
the Florists' Club
Christmas blooms ami decorative
plants generally were en view nt the
November n ccting of th l'lii!adelph:n
F!erits' Cluli. in tlie Hetel Adelphiu.
last night New cientietis shown wen
the new priM'ltln pink rose from New
Kugland and the Augelus white re
from Ulchniend. hid., as well n a
number of pompon clir.vsnntheinuun
from Springfield, N. .1.
On one "f the tables was featured
a beautiful Mhci- trnphj nip ilenutril
h the president of the club. Alfred M.
Campbell, te tin winning leniu in tlr
Florists' Baseball l.e.igue. The cup
was iiwardcil last night te the S. S.
Pctineek Cempan: team, whose prop
erty if V ill llecilllle it Will tlliec times
in Micces.i"ti
Camden Policeman Thought Sus
picious Bulge Was a Pistol
Xellcing a suspicious bulge In tlie
right slecking of u woman who were her
skirts In the region of her knees. Po
liceman Ward, of Camden, halted In r
estcrda .
"Hand out tli.it gun you litnc in
your stocking!" said the policeman.
Then he gei a surprise. The woman
handed him a half pint bottle containing
"while mule "
At tlie police siatien tlie prisoner snid
she wa Mrs. Albert Fratclier. of KM"
Ktcrcit street.
"New that women carry hee,:e in
their stockings it mut lie getting tin
ahuiblc." s,-iii Recerd' i' Stncklieuse.
The pr'si'iner said that she took the
Knit'"' for In r nei ves She was re-Ic-isi-d
en let- prniuise net te drink un.i
tne e iiUer.
FIGHT ON PORT RATES HERE CHURCH BU1NS MORTGAGE
Anether Attempt te Have Differen
tials Being Organized
Anether ntleuint is blng organized
te nb'ilisli tin- inland fn igii! iliffcrenti.il iliffcrenti.il
te North Atlantic pert. utnl'-r nhiili
Pliiladelphia is flveied with a '"We.
rate that: New Yerk and Mos'e'i. ac
cording te this month's i.s.-u,. nf C.'i
tnerce iitid Industry. Besttui ninr.liM"
e.xpert. arc said te b'- bu -king tlie mt t
A fUtl'l of S'-'.VIH.II is te b" s;,;,.
si rlbeil bv lio-ten intire-t. the nug
aziti" say--, te prepare t) case for sub
mission te the Interstate C.umnc'ee
Cemtni -ion aiming te huvc the dlf
fcreutials put a-iih-. The llosten in
terests are iipertetl te liave -ecuri'd the
services of Kdgar K. Ci.uk. former
cliainiinn of tlie Interstate Cem. in re
Coinmissjen, te prepare tln-ir ca-c.
"Philitilelphtu trades bodies, mi
porters and expo-ters." -jim tin mag
azine, "new perhaps mere tl.i.n at any
r mii'. wnl be el iged te i-u-epi ,-nte in a
united and nggr.'ssive nmn -nei.t te pro pre
lei! tlie tetelgn lemu.eree of the peit "
Moving Picture of Weman Setting Table
By J. P. McEVOY
Pt.'TS en tablecloth .
Direevers hole and takes it off
Leeks for another c.can tabic leth.
Can't find one.
"I knew 1 had one r'glit here."
Puts firttt one en ajain.
Sets a dish ever hole.
Brings out kr.b'-s and fork-
Must make two or three nips
Discovers si" lias put two forks at 'tie
place
"1 wonder what thai means''
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CIIAN'fiKS them and puts plate
around.
Discovers one chipped.
Discovers another en" chipped
Anether cup without a handle.
Anil one le-s cup.
"There's no watching them
. Jt,'ul huwl mid make
with it
I'lMnvrs salt i.ini pepper
inc.
Leeks for tlieui.
1 tisi exers i ream.
Fills pin her and makes
Willi it.
"If a iii.in only realized
steps a wen. nn must tuk
M
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trip te
linker.
table
Fleisehmann Memerial Congregation
Is New Free Frem Debt
Fleisehmann Memerial Rnptist.
Church. Ninth mid I.uzcnie sheets, cel
ebrated its freedom from debt last night
w lien tlie chinch meitgage vna burned.
Tlie pastor, tin- Rev. 1. T. Krusp.
teuclieil tile iniitcli te tlie mortgage and
turned into tisln s tlie lnt obl.galieii of
the church. Tile cxerc.se- were at
tended by n large audience.
Paster Krusi' made an address m
wliicli lie teid of tl tusk te wiip-li the
tuetnbers of tl Iitirch liad devoted
tliemselv te wij lit (lie debt, nm
I'Mil-i -sed th" nep.. (hut tlie future
we ild bring cv n a gr'Miter achiiMinent.
BABY BUFFALO BORN AT ZOO
Th" Litest arrival lit the oeicgj -al
(i.irdcn is :i baby buffalo. Tin in v. -comer
was bem yesterday affrnoeu and
iniikes the second buffalo (dlf Idiii iti
tlie '.mt this year.
Contracts Out for Camden Schools
Cimlni'ts were awnrded by tlie Cam
tlen Heard of I'dip titien yestcrda-. fei
the erection of a seine! building at
North I'raimr Ili'i te .lehn llei.iuii for
SP.Ml.750, and an lo'dit'eii te the Whit
tier Scheel te tin William Linker Cem.
puny for Siili.iHie. Statistical n pet's
h'w a b'g ni'-i-eas ii ;itt iid.iui'i- or the
s, iioels
Aiprnval of plans for four large
buildings te be erected by Philadel
phia Methodists al nn estimated cost
of S1.(!.-(),en() opens the biggest build
ing boom In their hliery and will
provide work for humhcdi of uneiij-
I'leyil- .. , , i
Bishop .Iivseph P. I'erry declared
vesterdnv t lint the erection et these
buildings constituted the greatest
achievement by Methodists' Mnt-e he
'lecanif resident Bishop in Philadel
phia. ....
Werk will begin en the following
buildings almost immediately:
A five-sterv addition te the Metho Methe
dit Ilpiscepa'l Hospital, at Bread and
Ritner streets. The cost will be
MOll.OltO.
An infirmary for the Methodist Kpis Kpis
cepal Old Felks' Heme, en Belmont
avenue at the cdje of Fairmount Park.
costing S50n.(l()0.
Mere Stories for Wesley Building
The erection of eight additional ste.-ies
en tlie Wcileji Building. Seventeenth
and Arch streets, making a combined
(hurch and held building fourteen
stories high. That high-eluss hotel will
be known ns t lie Hetel Wilmet and will
be one of the most pretentious structures
of its kind en tlie Parkway. The cost
of building the hotel atop the present
church building will be $000,000.
V handsome new deueenchx home nt
Si.Uh it nd Vine streets that will cot
S15ii.0tli). The Cenernl Beard of the
Weman's Heme Missionary heelety will
contribute ."feO.OOll te this enterprise
iitid !?1IH.(I00 lias been raised in a
rapid-lire campaign the hist week.
Herace W. Cnter. architect, has pre
pared plans for the addition te tlie
Met ieillt Kpiseepal Hospital which will
emhudv tlie must up-te-tlute features
of modern hospital construction. '1 lie
lui'ding will stand at tlie Ritner street
i nd of the illy block occupied by tlie
Methodist Fpi-iepal Hospital slid will
lie ceiiucctrd with tlie administration
building by a corridor. Tlie hospital
property extends from Wolf te Ritner
t-treet and from Bread te Thirteenth.
At tlie present time there ere eight or
nine buildings in tlie plant, witli an
estimated nlue of inert' than SI, (11)11 -(Mill.
The institution nl-e carries .'llilll.
(KM) endowment. .Justice Alexander
Simpsen, .li'.. is tlie president and the
Rev. Itr. Charles M. Boswell tiunncial
secretary.
te; Private Reems in Hospital
Tlie new hospital will be of re-enforced
concrete, with brick veneer ami
limestone tiiiiiniliigs. exn tiding i'J.'! fret
along I'.toad street and !M feet en Rit
ner strcftt. It will be Hreproef through
out and will lentuin 11)7 private rooms,
of which twenty will lie provided with
private baths.
Ilii" iip-te-dnte feature will be the
substitution of tolered lamps for bells.
The patient who wishes te call a nurse
ptessc. a button, which Illuminates a
lamp outside the deer of tlie room and
anetln i- lump en llie nurse's desk. If
l he niir-e tails te respond the illumi
nated lamp eutsid" the deer notifies her
eiipeiiei" that sin. is neglecting her
duties.
A children's ward containing fifty
'. e beds v ;i occupy the first lloer.
trip i.i table
hew many
t-ay any tiling tney
and tin n what can
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toil l
an 1 if yu
up and se.
Pl'TS sugar bowl en tahl
Discovers l is empty
Bringh it hack and leeks for -near
Can't find it.
Puts down sugar bowl and l""ks for
cream pitcher.
It Is empty .
Leeks for cram
Finds sugar.
We Buy Geld
SILVER, PLATtSUM. DIAMONDS
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS
Pawn HeUf's fnr dta-nei- Mushl
Titn out nm.n shop
PennSmelting Ce.
S00 ril.HKRT ST lt. 1141a.
T iiiiK
-Lj Uiseriveis sn't and prpni-t shakers.
Puts them en tab'' .
Picks ein- up and shake- i te r
wh.cli it i.
I'linl- it uipt
Takes it ein te till -t
rinds .-he is out of -n't
Sends I'hi'd mi'i' te neighbor s u, bor
row some.
Finally puts feed en table.
Makes separate triti with everything
"Cem" en. everything's getting oe.d
Sinks il'iw n en h.i i r wearilv.
"All the s'rps a wemiin niu-' laliel
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ciaiiSES
Tram New- Yerk te Havana. Kmsiten.
Tanama Canal. V'rne:uela, Trinidad,
Barbde, Fert de France, St. Pitrrc, St.
Ttiemu, MJ Jum. 'jimu .in J Bermuda.
Ne p.-isi'irt rniulrftj.
MEUAMiC
Jan. 17 Feb. 18 March 20
Ijirscntdlmtniianictanvittamihlpwiling
te Writ Indict. Over ! car' i.vreHcnve
in s inter CruUej. Arr'v Crui-e Dcpt.
VOVAGES
from New Yerk te the Mediterranean:
Madeira. Gibraltar, Algiers, Monace,
Genea, Naples. Athens, Alexandria for
Effv pt and the Nile.
ADRIATIC (24,541 ten.)
January 7 February 18
ARABIC (IT.J.-tteni)
January 21 March 4
Independent Travel. Dockings te any
Pert. Apply Mediterranean Dcpt.
White Star Service, of the umt hljli standard which has made the Olympic internation
ally famous, provides utmost luxury fur either voyage.
rt'riu- leJcy far WHITE STAS -If.TME WmttoJiyfer
AWnerrjMM-i or WVCTllHi lavSc.V,,lii4W& ,1Wiimiiis or
Tt'rife nr tali fnr uti uett,
Otld Inlti'Hl'wj lld'iklr'
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A Series of
I Eve Talks -
By Jeseph (.'. 1'crnusnn, Jr
Our evl Talk Weil., Nev. It g
Someone lius said that
"experience be-pets wisdom,
but usually tee lute in the
game te be of any value."
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MAURICE SPECTOR, President
1310 Chestnut Street
lit-
The truth of that statement
can be vouched for by nianv
a one who put off Retting
proper optical amtstauec until
dimmed vialen forced suih
action.
Nearly all eye troubles can
be corrected and sight brought
buck te normal If tahc-n nt the
beginning -nianv mere are
never fully corrected because
left te ke unchecked tee long.
If your eyes need attention
go te an oculist a physician
ee Specialist at once
If glasscK are necessary have
them made and lit ted hy ;i pr..
ecrlpllen eptlclun
rrearrlptlen Optielanv
G, 8 & 10 Seuth 15th St.
We De NOT Examine fc'ie
Thl "Talk" from a cepj rlht
All, rlihta reaervtd.
An Extraordinary Sale of
Dresses of the Better Type
Regularly 49.50 te 79.50
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These Dresses of the Better Type have come as Samples from cer
tain high-grade Manufacturers who regularly favor us,
supplemented by selections from our own well
known and well-appreciated atecks. Ever
garment is a brilliant example of fine
workmanship, fine quality and
fine style.
Dresses for Street, for Afternoon, for Sports,
for Dinner, for the Dance and the Party
These fashionable modes are in Tricetine and Peirct Twill,
Canten Crepe, Reshanara Crepe and Crepe Rema. Dance and
Party Frecks, Lace Dresses, Sports Dresses as well as Frecks for
Street and Afternoon Wear. Many are simple in line and treat
ment while ethers arc gorgeously trimmed with elaborate beads,
silk and tinsel embroidery, monkey fur and modish metal girdles.
The Event is worthy of special attention it is scarcely possible
that these values will be repeated.
One of our show windows is entirely devoted te the displau of
these Dresses you should see it Tomorrow surely.
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