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DELAWARE GOUNTY
Majority for .Judgeship Is Esti
mated at 14,000 Over
Ogary
ELECT CHESTER WOMAN
REPUBLICANS KEEP
ML ME
CONTi
Jndge Ipmc Jehnr.n wept Jiclaware
County, ns was faceted, winning the
Jndgtahlp ercr his nearest competitor,
Alexander V. Oeary, Demecrht, by nn
estimated majority of 14,000. Mr.
Geary carried only three out of thirty
two Chester preclnrtn.
The. county returns am net in. but
the city (inures giri .Twice Jehn-n
6002 and Mr. Geary 2fi00. Thun fur
the county districts are strong for Judge
Jehnsen.
Justice William T. Scheffer a Ne run
errens In Delaware County as well an
the City of CheMcr. He carried the city
with n vetn of (lOfW against the 10s 1
polled in Chester by his rival. .Tudgt
Eurenc C. I'.ennlwcll.
Mrs. Mnry 11. T.uelcle. candidate for
Pchoel director, had tlie honor of being
the first woman ever elected te office In
Chester. She had OSOO votes. Hr
nearest competitor. Mr. Clara Osberne
Brown, was i-e far behind ai net te be
in the running. Twe men elected were
Geerge S. Mitchell nnd E. C. Hickory. Sntnn: rtivatch la i:vm,e "'Mir Lttiecr
Mrs. Elizabeth Ileker Chc)ncr, of Trenten, Nev. !). Virtually com cem com
Chaddsferd. wan the tint woman te be pjrt,.,i rcturm from testenhit "m election
similarly honored In the county, ttiu-i. v . , ,. t ., . , .. .i,,r
.i .u. .!.-.!.. m ,.- .I,. I in e .Ici'ev for tlic Legislature show
Foer.
The succchnfiil candidate" for Conn
MISS FOSTER GRATIFIED
Defeated Magisterial Candidate
Thanks Voters for Support
"There were 37,." 10 voters In the city
who believed 1 would imikc n competent
magistrate and, while tie number was
Insufficient te return me n winner,
nevertheless I thank them nil for their
aid nnd urge tlieiu net te be dlsap dlsap
Peinted." . . , ,.
Se declared MIm Kntherlnn K. Foi Fei
ter. Voters' League candidate for mag
istrate, tednj, ns she glanced ever the
final olceilons returns.
"The result does net deter me in the
least," she mid. "The newspapers
have ben wonderful te me, and 1 doubt
If I would have made se geed n show
ing If It were net for their mippert.
Hundreds of new voters did their utmost
te return me n victor
"Thrsc I thank I am gratified by
the huge figure which we" rel'cd up for
me."
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHItADELPHIA 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1921
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HYLAN PLURALITY I
IN U 417,988
Mayer Gets Largest Vete Ever
Received by Democratic
Candidate In City ,
CARRIES WHOLE TICKET
WILL PLACE WREATH ON HERO'S GRAVE
Democrats Cain Fifteen Seats
in Assembly Mrs. Van
Ness Suffers Defeat
STATE BOND ISSUE BEATEN
Kr""-fil Mapateh te Kveniiig Puttie l.rtie r
New Yerlc, N'ev. I). Jehn F Hylnn
wns re-elected Mayer of New Yerk City
testcrday. I
lie wen ever Uoreugh President
llcnrv II. Cumin, the Itciiubllcnn Itciiubllcnn Itciiubllcnn
Coalitien candidate, by a plurality of.
417.IIW1
The Majer get the largest vote ever!
received b a Democratic candidate
('re. The complete vote in the 2070
districts wes: iiyiau, 4.3i'i; tur
run, .'S.1I1.R1W
The Democratic Mvecn nise carried
Mayer II) Inn's colleagues en the Demo Deme Demo
rertie ticket with him te n miuh less
Impres'ive tlctery.
Charles I,, Craig wna re-elected
Cempfrnller ever Senater Charles C.
T.ocltweod iij an estimated plurality of,
'Jlfl.000. i
Deck Commissioner Murray Ilulhcrt
wns elected president of the linnril ei
Aldermen ever Vincent Oilrey, the
young Democrat who ran en the Coali
tion ticket, by an estimated pluinllty
of LMIL'.OOO.
CilWWWIW.IIWlW'".Klirg
Hep for Just Ire
The Mum-hing Democratic triumph
carried with it every one of the Demo
cratic candidates In the fhc eeuntice
tli.it the Republicans hue control of ' of the cltv. The only hope the Hc-
tlir. .Wpmlilv hv .. mnlntltt m livrali. T'llOllcans run ill nil ttu- mil m.ss,,.
oil in Chester were J. I'. Eyre I'rlr". l.-tuht. and the Senate bj a majority of Du-tnct Attorney Harry ).. Lewis
son et licnerai it imam i. iticc, .ir . ,.nu.n, mailing u margin of tl.ii tv-tiinc , '";'" -- """ ' ""''" '" "" ."
nnd E. F. White, who was re-elected, en Joint billet, thus insuring the re. , preme ( cut Justice in i the Second Di.s-
Mr. Price had (1(102 votes; Mr. White. rI(tlen eC William T. Heed, of Cam- trlet. through the aid of 20 000 pin-
C131. Tlie defeated Dcme.-ratie eiindl
dates. Frank Schmidt, with 1.111 etes,
and J. P. .nderMin. with MIS.
Themas W. Alll-en, of Illdley l'ark,
wen elected Sheiiff with a vote in
Chester (,f (1070. W. F. Griffith, Demo
cratic candidate, had 1010 votes in
Chester. The county return'. It is ex
pected, will bring Allisen's ete up by
home thousands
Nnsenu and Suffolk
rnlity given by
Counties.
The hone of the Coalitionists that the
Democratic women would break nway
from their hiihbnnds nnd veta for Henry
i.ne county approved nn important ( elcv,. Republicans nnd one Demo Deme Demo
prepoal whlcli was put before theu.rat tllt, UffL.1Jt0( Ucpublffftn being Mrs.
people, that of building n "untJ he-. ' .T.-i.nic- C. Van Ness, of Newark. Intro Intre
pitnl for consumptives. riie vote n (;,J0t.r of the Vll NtM State i'.ohibltlen
the city of Chester was ..JO!) for the, Enforcement Act. en which the chlct
uuejuuii nun ni uKiiiiiM ii. ;sue of the i
den, us. State Tiensurer and continued
control of the State Heuse Commission.
The new Heue will be forty-four
Republicans and sixteen Demecruts,
ii.n....ni, r...-r ,..n .i i....,i ii ill. Curran n resnensc te his dcnuncla-
-l.lll'H-llll'( linilVA lir l II I' IIIK'llll 1'1'IIIV --" . . mm . .1
in the election, nnd it was net until tien of the Hylnn Administrations
t.-da that there wns nnv degree 01 ! treatment et the schools nnd policies in
certeiiitj about the rcnlt' there T'n 'ether matters pertaining te the borne,
l'k ev Atn.i.ilili- .l..le..ntif,u will mn.lii tvnh net realized.
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... . .. i .... ii.ii.ii'u v.i.ini.ri ,a mim nn r
.iia.nr iij mu n ....n.j i" ...
Three tewnshlns approved lean items
Hnverferd Tewnsh'p voted .fr.iWI.OOO a.
a echoel lean; T'pper Darby Township
Sir3.000 for sewerage disposal, and
Mlddlctewn Township. J.'sT.OOO for n, the' Van Ness net
bchoei lean.
IJght Vete Ceat
The lightness of the vote throughout
Delaware County is uifeunted for by
the fact that a Republican win was a
foregone conclusion. The etc was
heavy only in the places where there
Were bitter local contents.
One of these was in Alden Borough,
where Miss F.lsle V. Mnrple, with the
ai(4 of the American Legien, wen a
pll.ee en the school beard ever Albert
G. Bender, bv a majority of een.
James T. Slew nit, called "the most
popular man in Lansdowne," was
elected unanimously as Chief lUirgebs.
He is president of the Mn-dewne tire
company, and was the caudldate of all
parties for Chief Ilurgess.
There were three hard lights in
Upper Darby Township, two of winch
may be taken te the courts.
ij. M. Krrlcsun, candidate for Com
missioner, defeated William Ruth by a
majority of ileven ete.s. Ileth were
candidates nt the primaries, Ruth run
ning as an independent when he wu- de
feated for the nomination. His friends
charge that there was Illegal toting
yesterdny, nnd may take the case te
court.
Kirklyn, Upper Darby, has n bitter
fight of its own. Rebert M. Ha'kett.
independent, yesterdnj defeated 1'hilip
R. Jehn, Republican, by three eW.s.
At the primaries .luhn wen by the same
number of totes. Hatkett and his
friends carried en u succesMful sticker
campaign. His defeuted rital threutinx
te go te court, I'harging that etcrn
cast their ballets en tax receipt, iued
tee late.
Iu the i. . ugham district Frank
Palmer df . I Harlan Tnllcy by 7
votes. T' 10 men rnn tie at the
Republic!) .. muries. and drew te tee
who weu.tl be the candidate. Palmer
wen the draw snd the election.
Cliften Heights Borough went strongly
camnalsu hinged
The fight made against Mr1-. Van Ness
wns bitter. Speaker et the Heuse
Geerge S. Hobart, Republican, of New
ark, who nib active in piecing tlueugli
wns re-ilceted. as
was also Mrs. Margaret 1iird, Repub
lican of Essex, who. while having
eted for the net in the Legislature,
steed for modit'uutlen of it in the lute
campaign. The Democrat wue defeated
Mrs. Van Nest wns II. W, Lambert,
who recited HO, -IS.") votes te Mrs. Van
Nesh' .'18.771 .
The Democrats gained fifteen seats in
the Assembly and the Republicans
gained one tote in the upper Heuse.
The Democrats ran en a State plat
form for the modification or repeal of
the Van Ness net. The Republican can
didates, with few exceptions, steed for
upholding this law, which was passed
last j car b a Republican Legislature,
and which ttns snid te be one of the
most drastic enforcement nets of any
State.
Returns Indicate that the ?1 1,000.000
bend issue for maintenance of the State
Institutions for n period of ten ears reeeit ins approximately fiS.OOO votes
was defeated. Hudsen veunty wasi mere than ..jr. t urrnn, nut nearly -.ill.
able enlv with President Harding s
plurality of 43S.471. The highest pre
vious Dcmociatie pluralltv wns that of
former Governer Alfred E. Smith, who
Lent Goterner Miller by .110.021) last
j cur. Mayer H) Ian defeated the late
Jehn Purroy Mitchel four years nge by
l.V 1110, but thut was before the women
toted.
Ninciy-fite Per Cent Vote Cast
Approximately 0." per cent of the
cit.t's 1.20.'!. 010 registered voters, which
included 117,01." women, went te the
polls. Jehn R. Voerhls, veteran com
missioner of elections, declared It was
one of the quietest elections in his ca
reer. In every borough the Coalition can
didates went down under nn avalanche
of Democratic votes, the Maye-'s plur
ality In each case exceeding the total
vote cast for Currat.. In the Bronx
he led b mere than three te one. Mayer
Hylnn run ntva.t ahead of his ticket,
leading Deck Commissioner Murray
Humeri, successful Democratic candi
date for president of the Beard of
Aldermen, bis nearest rival, by about
IS 1.00(1 eIpii. Stnte Senater Charles
C. Loektveod, Republican candidate for
Comptroller, led the Coalition ticket,
Mrs. It. Wehslcr Ke, national president of Hie Daughters of the British
Empire of the I'ulted Stntcs, nnd the ttrcatli she will plnre mi Mic grave
Friday of the unknown here In Arlington Ccmelerj, In behalf of the
British women in tliis ceunliy
OEIClMIN BIG GUMS SALUTE
CONTROL KENTUCKY "UNKNOWN" OEAD
Reclaim One State and In
crease Held en Beth Houses
in Maryland
Hener Paid te President
Natien Bestowed en Uni
dentified Here
of
CONSCIENCE
ANDS
HI BACK IN JAIL
Escaped Helmeaburg Convict,
Freed Frem Southern Prison,
Voluntarily Returns
WIFE AND CHILDREN WAIT
Returns te Jail
10 DIE IN KENTUCKY RIOTS PAY FINAL HONORS FRIDAY
"trensl. acnint the Issue, while iu
Kssex the issue was treated lightly hr
iause of the tight against the Repub
lican candidates. It ttns reported that
per cent of the voters in L'-sex voted
r.gnlnt it.
Rallying te the support of the meas
ure wns Atlantic County, witu an over
whelming mnjerll.t . Cumberland went
in favor of the bend issue with a ma
jority of 2." .000. The vote for the bend
i.sue in Camden nml Cape May Coun
ties was reported ns i lese.
In Gloucester County the issue was
defeated. The same fate wa meted out
te the project in Semersrt County by
a vote of three te one. Little interest
was dNplnted by the voters in Hun
terdon County, nnd. nccerdlng te late
reports, the preposition there wn lest
bv a TiOO majority. The measure wns
nl defeated in Mercer Ceuidv.
In Hudsen all twelve Democrats weie
clcife.1 te the Ahwmb'y. lnelu lln one
woman, in r.t-'-ex uic "'imn .---in-
Denieeratie yesterday, upsetting
four 1 1 man. Dr. V.". G. Alexander. Re
years of Republican rule and furnishing publican, of Newark, was re-elected, a
in Delaware: was ie tt-.c liev. nrrcn . im,
the Bumrisfi of the election i
County. There were two notable excen
tiens te what otherwise was n clean
sweep. Dr. W. W. Hawk. Republican,
defeated Jehn L. Cenner for Council
by a majority of 73. nnd Jehn Blake,
Republican, defeated Jehn A. McGlr
ney, Democrat, for magistrate, by a
majority of 150.
The ether Democratic candidates were
put into office, however, bv subHtniitial
majorities. Albeit S. Byre and James
V. Gallagher were elected ns school di
rectors. Samuel J. Crawford, Demo Deme
,ctat, dcfCR,.i V. II. Wise. Republican.
for tax co "ir; Charles Gallen. Dem
ocrat, de t ' Rebert M -Keage, Re
publican, fe Council from the nust
VVnrd, a" i Jeseph Corsen, Dimecrat,
defeated jnmes Shepley, Republican,
for Council in the Middle Waid.
G.O.P. SWEEPS GLOUCESTER
IN THREE-CORNERED FIGHT
City Bend Issue of $20,000 Carried
1856 te 1139
The Republicans carried Oleucestfr
City yesterday in ene of the hottest
three-cornered fights the town has
known for years.
Fer City Council, Harry Wallace
carried the First Ward with a ma
jority of ,'M!i ever Jeseph Connelly;
Walter J. Hyland. carried the Second
Ward with a majority of HW ever
Clayten Sagers ; for City Councilman -at-large,
full term, Rebert Mayhugh cot
a majority et ,w.i ever i.mersen Jack Jack
eon, nnd te till an unexpired term,
Geerge Ration get a majority of -171
ever Jehn Germnn.
Fer Freeholder, Steken I'rlckett get a
majority of 81)1 in the Flret Wurd ever
James Venablen, and in the Second
"Werd, William MeCermick get a ma
jority of HI ever Frank Kellv. The
city, bend Issue of ?'JO,000 for water
nliu sewer ciieiiNieti was carried by a
vote of 1850 te 1130. Tbc entire Re
publican county tifkM went Over with
a majority of -100.
In Gloucester Count? the mnierttv .f
Dr. Herace Fender, Republican, of
WilllaiuKtetvn, for State Senater was
3600; Jehn Stratteu. Republican, of
Malaga Hill, was elected te the Asbcui
tdy by a majority of V20Q, and Dr.
William P. Chalfont, of Pitman Greve
was elected Corener.
In Woodbury Heights, N. J., Jehn
S. Careldy, Democrat, was elected
Mayer by a majority of one vote ever
G. Hareld lluiby, the present incum
bent. f In Went Bedford Township William
Varks. wus elected a member of the
' Township Committee by u vote of .'101 te
1ZD ever iuiam Alien. J-or Acxsrtr
Republican, of Newark. A Lincoln
Moere. Republican Awemblymnn from
Hunterdon, was defeated for re-elee-tien.
Hjifeint Durnlfi la Evmsi7 Tiilie r.rrterr
Witilwoed. Nev. 0. In the quietest
i (lectien of years Senater Bright, of
Wlldwoed, vas re-elected te icpre-eit
Cape May County, d dealing his Deme,
cratle opponent. Majer V.. O. Hewell.
Jr.. of Atelen. with n maientv of ."lii
totes. This represents twenty -four out
r.f twenty-nine pncinct- The tetu'
vcitei cast iu the senatorial n utet in
the piecint'i heard fien were: Hugh'.
!M01, and Hewell, -s'v, .it 11 o'clock
lut itenlne.
Majer Hewell eenfeiled the rlrc r i..ii
of his Rep-ibllenn eipuiiit. It. t'i
enntexr for tlie eat ler tin- s-imhl
Rebert J. K.iJ , Wildtteeil, running en
the Republican tieket, dtfe-tted Walt, i
P. Tayler. Dtmecrat, with n inujerit)
of l.'-l'! votes.
Wiln'ii A Lake, Tlepubliciu c.indi-
late for CVirener, vas elected, a-, lie j
lad practically no opisisltien. James
McLindtn, incumbent, wnj rc-elccte
Mayer of Neith Wildwnul. defntiii
Prank RtO' khelm with n mnjerltv of
li11 vote". SteelJiiilm had tlie b.uUiu
of the reform tment.
(Sid lei than his successful Democratic
rival.
Elect Borough IYildenU
Tlie fm- borough presidents elected
by the Democrats with nn indication
of their Ilnal pluralities, based en in
complete returns, are :
Julius Miller, in Manhattan, defeat
ed Inest F. Kilert by 03.000.
Borough President F.dwnnl Rieel
mann defeated Geerge W. Baker by
in nnn in Broeklt n.
Borough President Hrurv Bruckner
deleateil jescpii ' '.""" "i -,uw
in the Bronx. ...-.
Boieugh President Maurice E. ( m m
nelh defeated F.dgar F. Hazleton by
IH.OOO in tjueens
Matthew J. Cnlull defeated Gcrge
Cromwell In Richmond by -KR10.
Jeub H. Banten. it was Indicated,
would c.tiry New Yerk County for Dis
trict Attorney eter Jehn ICirklund
Clark bv 104.000.
Mis Helen Vnrick Bnswell kept down
the plurality of Mlm Annie Iethcws,
linr Democratic opponent, te about
10-1.000.
Mayer Hylan. who ielted the re
turns at the Cunimndnie. with ether
nembers of the Hjlan Lcngrie Issued n
tiitement and then made a speech te
hi enthusiastic friends. He celled the
result n great victory for the pimple
Rgalrst the intereidv who were trying
te drive him out of City Hall.
Majer Curran was philosophical In
difeat, ssylng that majorities ruic in
this country and the majority here had
spoken.
By the Associated Press
New Yerii, Nev. 5). One State
Kentucky has passed from Rcpubicnn
te Democratic control ns n result of
yesterday's elections, ns .shown In re- j
turns available here today.
In Maryland, where the entire lower
house of the Ieglslnturc and thirteen i
out of twenty-scten niembern of the.
Senate were elctd, Dcmecrnts increased
their control In both houses.
In Kentucky the Democrats regained
control of the State Legislature, lest te !
the Republicans two years nge, nnd .
claimed fifty-three out of 100 mem
brrH of the lower heut-e nnd nineteen ,
out of tlilrty-l:e se.its in the Senate l
Returns of two senatorial districts
were Incomplete this afternoon. Mrs.
Maiy Flnncry, of Cntlettsburg. had up- J
parcntly wen the honor of' being the
first woman te be elected le the Ken
tucky Legislature.
New Jersey Republicans have elected
forty-four Assemblymen out of a total I
of lty beats contested, and the party
lineup in the Senate will no xteen
Republicans nnd five Deme-rat-. The
"wet and dry issue" plnycd a prom
inent role, in lha' State, the Repulili"ur
standing fei strict enforcement .if the
State prohibition net. while the Deme,
crnt.-i favored its modification or renrnl,
Only one governorship hinged en yes
terday's balloting, Virginia electing
State Senater 12. Lee rrinkle. Demo Deme
irat, by a large majority eter Henry W.
Andersen, Republican.
The voters of Ohie were heat ily In
fnter of the soldiers' bonus proposal,
iinnduncenient Ix-ing made by Sn retarg
et State Smith that, In his opinion, it
would be carried by 500,000.
Fatal election riots occurred In Ken
tucky, the centers of distill bance being
in Breathitt ami Tlstill counties and in
the city of Louisville. Ten ptrsens are
reported te have been killed nnd nearly
u srore wounded.
Sun Will Shine en Burial
of America's "Unhnexvrt
Washington. Nev. 0. (By A. P.)
The sun will shine en the burial
of America's unknown soldier Ar
mistice Day, the Weather Bureau
indicated today.
It wns raining steadily in Wash
ington this morning nnd the Weather
Bureau said the rnln would continue
te fall past the hour when the un
known here reaches the homeland.
Fair and cold ttenthcr will replace
the rain tomorrow nnd continue Fri
day, Insuring almost perfect weather
conditions for the precession from
the Capitel te Arlington, and the
ceremonies.
Harry F. Cnrr. the only eenvicf ever
tc have escaped from the county prison
nt Holmesburg, has through his own
VeUmtnry net and desire i"-en returned
te that Institution te serve ut n three
year sentence for burglary
Meanwhile Hemewhcic in or nenr
Philadelphia n wife nnd two children
nre waiting until he can return te them
with hW transgressions ngnlnM. Feeiety
expinted in full, nnd lendy te begin llfe
nt the trade of n tinsmith.
Cnrr, who is known otherwise te the
police nnd the District Attorney ns
Hnrry Kennedy, J. W. Kcllcv nnd J.
W. Watsen, was arrested May 2l,
1010, for burglary. He was convicted
and given n sentence of from two te
three years.
When ic had been nt the prison tot
four months Can- nnd a innte discov
ered n 'possibility of csenpe. They had
been working in the yard and had man
aged te hide n pair of ladders in some
tail grass. By curious fortune the lnd
dirs were net missed that night. The
next day Carr, his partner In the plan
ie escape, and ether convicts were ngnlii
at work in the yard.
By nnether freak of fortune the
guards were called back te the building
for ijemcthlng. When tluir bucks fie
turned Cnir and his companions lnshed
the ladders together and lifted them
against the wall. A tiusty set up n
shout.
A guard lifted his rifle, fired nnd
mlsed. Carr with a rone he linil con
cealed in his clothing slid down from
the thirty-lire feet of wall.
He lest no lmc in getting te a rail
road track i.iel jumping en the firftt
frclcht train Cint came along. He
found himself three days later in Chat
tanooga, Tcnn. He wus cold and hun
gry. He waited for night and broke
into n ntere.
He was captured in the net and get
a ten-year sentence.
He served live yenrs of this sentence,
learning In the meanwhile the trade of
a tinsmith. He behaved be well that he
btnincd n recommendation for parole.
The Governer of Tennessee agreed
that Carr should lie discharged at the
first of this month. With thnt, Cnrr
told the Governer thut he wns wanted
in Philadelphia, and was anxious te
square hinisef there se thnt he might
return te his famly. The Governer
then could de nothing clse but notify
Phllndephla pelec.
Accordingly detectives from Philadel
phia were waiting for Carr as he stepped
from the deer of the penitentiary at
Chattanooga.
ulstIr cabinet approves
CRAIG'S "FIRM ATTITUDE"
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FACE new mar
k IN PARKING IE
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'i.vVK'ftV?
HARRY I CAUR
Tlie only convict ever te have es
caped from tlie Ceunly Prison nt
Holmesburg, lias returned of Ills
own frce will le serve out n thrco thrce
year bcntcnrc. He lias Just served
live years In Tennessee for rob
bing a htore afier Ills escape here
Autes Cleg West Walnut Stre
and Business Men Cem
plain te Mayer
MOORE MAY FINE CARNEY
The latest development in the trttfe
tangle Is n petition which Mayer Moe
received tills morning, signed bv nrnmi.
unit re-ddf ntn nnd professional men ti
Walnut trcct west of Seventeenth.
They cempialti tb.it the iuw par'iln
t ysttm Is working n hardship upon thtm
by musing long line f cars te U
paiktd in their neighborhood, Just oil.
side of the restricted zone.
It is alleged In tin- petition thnt ri.
nut btreet, west of Seventeenth, (, ,0
choked with cars that are lett there for
hours nt a tlme thnt it constitute
serious inconvenience te the residenti
nnd shopkeepers of jthnt district. The
Mayer turned the matter ever te Ik.
P'.-rlhtcndent of Police Mills.
Superintendent Mills has announced
thnt the new nntl-pnrklng ordinance,
will net be strictly enforced for
least ten days In that time the police
will arrange Hie plans for putting th
measure into effect. He said that it Ii
only fair te motorists te have preptr
warning of the banned area.
In the meantime, however, the tn&
between Mayer Moere nnd Mug'ntrale
( arney gees en apace. Magistrate Cur.
ney ttns n sufferer recently from the
zeal of the traffic police In carrjtnr
cut the nrrvlsinni of the nee nrJln
Early Returns Indicate Assam-1 and he retaliated by summoning the
.'injur iu iipin-iii ul'iuiu nun tomorrow
REPUBLICANS M
IN CAMDEN COUNTY
blymen's Re-election by
About 15,000 N
tri-
WILL USE U. S. MARINES
TO GUARD MAILS HERE
I By the Assetl.il ed Press
) W.-i-shlngUm, Nev. !). Her progress
I up the Potomac IMver marked by
j periodic rendition of tliesilute usually
nccerdtd the Chief Incentive twentv-
I f-lie UM.l. tin i.t.-f... t ll ntn k.A.inl,l
",v- f.'... it...- num.;. wijiiijuu uiuilKUL
e hih homeland ted.iy tlie unknown sol
dier -cprrsentatlve of theusnnds of
American soldier dead overseas.
The program designed te express the
Natien's honor for Its war dead, began
when the Olvmpl.t turned this munnug
Inte the wide readies of the Potomac.
The battleship Neith Dakota, lying at
anchor off the Plney Point entrance te
'he liver, dipped her ensign iu saluta
tion ns he ,- -is tolled welcome.
Ah the -.! proceeded toward her
be'Mli at e Washington N'nvy Yard,
Pert Wi -itm nnd Washington Bur
rni'Ki -?t ; ,(. jiafsnge, each with
the c. t . salute of tweutv-nue
guns, 'i ie Olj mpia is scheduled te deck
about ' o'clock this afternoon.
The casket bearing the remains of the
mnn who fell, unknown but undaunted
will be glveu nt the dick te the vet
erans' escort, which will accompany it
tr Arlington Friday.
High officials and officers of the War
and Navy Departments will meet the
(mmpia when she decks at the vn--li-
Ington Navy Yord nnd completes the
cl -Tge cntrustjd te her nt Havre. Beth
Secretaries Weeks and Dcnby nnd their
Camden County Republicans
umphed in yesterday's election.
The three present Assemblymen, T.
Hnrry Itewlnnd, ,T. Hculings Celes ami
Willard T. Glbbs nre believed re
elected with majorities of 15.000.
The Assembly fight between the
Democrats nnd Republicans was largely
en the wet nnd dry issue. Tlie unsuc
cessful Democratic Assembly ennui- ns magistrate In the ense,
dates, .Tamca V. McAdams, Mrs. Her- Uirney ns much as .-'J...
tlia Shlppcn Irving nnd Jehn Winten. On the ether hand. Magistrate Car
Jr., wcrs unulterabiv opposed te the I ney cannot line the Majer mere thin
much-discussed Van Ness Enforcement -f inasmuch as that is the maximum
Act nnd favored Its repeal. The Re- W ' ".?' cI , t ,.
publican candidates steed by the net. ' "I will arrest C arney en sigh t. .a d
huf were net ne.e,l te modifications , Hlrcctef ( ertcl.VOU. "if he attempts te
favored bv the masses.
On the face of the returns the Re
publicans wen nil but one of the ward
morning for a similar infraction of Uu
rules.
Mayer Miiy Fine Carney
Should the Magistrate insist upon ex
erclslng his prerogative of having the
Mayer appear personally at the hear
ing te which both he nnd his chauf
feur lmve been summoned, the Mayer
may in turn exercise h i right te sit In
Judgment as Chief V igistratc upon
.Magistrate Carney, nnd line him as t
traffic law violator.
"We have se many charges ngainit
Magistrate Carney for violating the
traffic narking rules," said Superintend
ent .Mills, "that Mayer .Moere, sittlajt
can nne
narine guards a m. . '-einp usedL, " 'c n-vmberH of the Meuse Military
near Philadelphia. The use of ' 01 ' '' w'. appointed today bv
however, according i oestal of- I l"'"nn Ivnhn te represent it at the
BARXES MACHINE
BEATEN IS ALBANY
Alluny. Nev. . iP, A. P.I Be.
t'lihlii litis el cled t ejitt -olio of their
mnverultv caiididatei and the Demo Deme
rrutN lifnen iu niunli lji.il elections in
the State ye-t'rilny cti hiding New
cirl: City. '
lour Republican strongholds. Albany,
Strniusi, Yeiikers ard Dneenta, where
Ilejiubllcnu ndmlnistratlmiH have been
functioning for yenri, were carried bt
ihe Democrats.
fer twenty two nji-i of uninter
rupted power, the Bepulillcn." ailtiiill
lify
Substitution of Them for Armed
Postal Men Will Cut ExDenses
Chiefs of the various bureaus of the! Ili((s ,WU he among the party, as well
poi-tefflco located here are cenferrins ns -Vlmirnl j0Vzr U,J of " f ,"'V' ",' op"
en the use of 1'nited States iniirlnes te ''rations, ,1 MuJer deiiernl l.ejcunc,
guard mailtruckr ue, in the ell; '"?' "' "' ' ' '' marllie cerl'H. with
and mail trnins K.nlng ('. -v. tl. r respective aides.
Ne marine cuards nk no , '.e'ne usedL. " 't n-emberH of the Heuse Military
in or
them.
trials. Is n matt r of a duy .- two,
Per niore than six months malltrmks
dmuiK through the lity hate been fol
lowed by automobile containing armed
peital guards. The drivers also have
gene armed. The substitution of ma-
V, : f i, , :.r, in , .n ,L. . I '""i1 f "e unknown soldier will . in
expenses of the ser ice and make a e ls thp Wllut w, ,,.,, bore K. ,M
laigcr number of men available for the of fern,Pr ireMi!.-i. Lincoln, Garl.eld
posteffice routine. ... n,l MeKlnlev. A.lmlrnl Dewet mil
Merd from Wn-li tig-en lias it that ., n.in'nii ,.f rn,l n,i llnenn.
, ,n - : " ' " ." --;. " -"---".
of ticergiu. It has bten placed di
rectly in the center of tlie rotunda
bur 1 1 of the unknown soldier. Tlicj
it ..eprchentntlves Greene, Vermont',
.In -s, Mli'hiiin ; Hill, Maryland;
Wnrzhadi, Texas; Priithlnghani, Mas
meliusetts: tjuin. MissUpni; Fisher,
iTennestce, ami Stell. Seuth Carolina.
The historic catafalque, ou wine! the
in III tmirlneq wei e fferinlei ti.IiM nn
der i emnium! of Majer General Lejeunc,
te the duty or j"- 'rding tin' mails, 'i ney
will be us''d en nil trains and at post pest
offices iu lift re cities tl rou;hetit the
country.
The marine have been armed with
pistols and sin ri-barreletl shotguns.
NEGRO MAY r,rr U. S. POST
Brldgcten. N. !., Nev fi.--A-se-n-blytinin
David C. Blunrd, .lr , Be.
publican, ls re-cleet"il by rilvuit L'.'OO
plurality In Cumberland County ever
Merris V Mcimmiii. ueinnerat. Hr
Jehn S Ilnlsev. of nieliin.l. Itetiub-
... i yw ' . n. IU-1 ,11 111' ,.
lienn. 'ins .hsi mnjerltv ler i oieper ' tj,, ,,e,.tei llftt members
r-iamuei ti. .mmhimih. iiepiiiuirnii, m
eleited Mayer of Urldgeten mir Geerge
l'.bner, Democrat, bv GOO. Rebert 12.
Kitblan end Benjamin F.lwell, Rcpub
lleans. are elected te Ilrldgr ten's City
Council. In the vote en the State bon I
hMic for charitable Institutions the
project carries Cumberland County by
JfiOO majority .
Nomination for Pcierder of Deeda
in District of Columbia Indorsed
Washington, Nnv. O. I'avorab'e re
port en the nomination of Hinry I,ln-i-n'ii
Jehnsen. Negro Bepublicnii Nn-
ml l eiiutj itlonel ( emmltteeiiiiiu irem iieergi.i, te' me enure Kepuiuicnn eltv and e . ry
1. . ll. .,....! ,. tnm u fit vrifk I null IjiI iiTiT.i.j.. t t .1
ne iieriinier in .... ..-. ... .... ...r...,. i. ". ucKcis i iirrieu in j-cnteruaj S (10(
1 "ll1. !" . . r"V. . " I'.,.? ,'".i. - I with hut is said te be the
IllC I'lMTl' I "1 - ..MiiuiMii ,"ijii,i iiu.
under the Capitel dome
The soldier inrd for the body to
day went en duty at the Capitel. An
entire company occupied improvised
luirrai'1.3 en the basement fleer, directly
beneath tlie catafulque.
PITTSBURGH ELECTS MAGEE
MAYOR BY 50,000 PLURALITY
Peace Conference bet for Tomorrow
Likely te Be Postponed
Londen. Nev. 0. (By A. P.) The
Ulster Cabinet representatives here
unanimously approved today "the linn
attitude" or Mr jnmes i raig. no.- lu
ster Premier, has maintained in the in
terest of I'lstcr in his conferences with
IVIuie Minister Lloyd Geerge en the
question of nn Irish settlement.
Ne definite decision will be taken by
the 1' tiT representative! until they
nre in possession of the detailed written
-tateiiii'iit of the negotiations between
Mr. Lloyd Geerge and the Sinn Fein
delegates which tlie Biitlsh Prutiicrhns
pieml itl them, but which he telephoned
he was tee busy te piepaie today.
One of these present ut the session
was asked what the position wns nt
present. In icply he pointed O the
fog outside,
"Lll e that." lie said.
Perccasts of the King's speech pro
roguing Parliament, which it ls thought
will be deliveied tomorrow, arc te the
effect that it deals almost exclusively
with the Irl-h situation. Picmler
Lloyd Geerge presided lust night eter
a Cabinet council at whkh the terms of
the speech were fiild te imvu been dis
cus cd.
Conference, between Mr. Lloyd
Geerge and the members of the I'lstcr
Cabinet iu regard te the bases of an
Irish peace scttlcmint have bren set for
tomorrow, but pioresation et rariiu
ment en that date, together with the
fact that Friday is Armii.tice Day, will
prebnbly force a pu'lpnncment until
Monday for furthci official conversa
tions. Twenty-nine mere Sinn Pelners held
in Internment camps throughout Ire
land were unconditionally released yei.
terday. This makes the teial relea-ed
te date lilt, leaving the number In
terned nt approximately 47-0.
State Building Securities Vault
Ilarrlsburg, Nev. 0. (By A. P.) A
huge concrete and steel vault, proof
against burglars and tire with nn In
terior space of six, bv fourteen feet with
a height uf eight fc"t. Is being built
In the State Treasure te dntulu the
bends given te the Commonwealth by
insuinnce and ether rempaui h and for
various purposes. These securities ii','
giegate about S'JO.OOO.OIIO. The new
vault will test about $7fi,u00.
fights for City Council and the Beard
of Freeholders.
Victer King, Democrat, present
Councilman from the Twelfth Ward,
preb.ibly is the winner ever William II.
Townsend. Republican, who wns n vic
tim of factional differences in his party
in the ward.
In n three-cornered tight. Alfied L.
Dudley was elected te City Council
from the Twelfth Wnrd. Myer Wessel,
independent, nulled a lare tote. Sam
uel Shields, Democrat, also made ngoed
showing.
Anether close fight was in the Tenth
Ward. Indications point te tlie clcc
tien of Dr. Hencc L
Interfere iu any way with my autO'
mobile."
The prevailing opinion in City Rail
today is that the Mayer will simply Ig
nore both Magistrate Carney and hlJ
WREATH SENT MRS. HARDING
Mean, ever Geerge Parsons, Democrat.
Rese s majority Is small.
Other Republican City Council win
ners arc :
First Ward. Rebert Macintosh;
Second, Jeseph Forsyth; Third, Gelden-
Ucrg; Fourth, J. Hartley Hew en; l-mli,
.Tullu
Dyer
Tribute of Phlla. War Mothers te
Be Put en Here's Grave
The Northeast Chapter of the Na
tional American War Mothers of Phila
delphia has received a letter from Mrs.
Warren (J. Harding's secretary ex
pressing Mrs. Hat ding's regret that she
w ill be unnblc te place the wreath sent
by th local chapter en the uukiiewn
hobllers' L'riire Armistice Dnv. The
... . i. i : ."
nose, uupuu- letter rendn
Mrs. Haiding aVs mc te say in w
rponse, te your letter that arrange
ments have been made for plucing the
wreaths sent by war mothers and she
will gladly sec that tlie one you sent
is given te the proper pprsnn, who will
nerferm tbe ecrnnenv. But ns this has
Allenderf: Sixth. Heward B. I been nrinnsreil bv tbe Wnr Denartment
Seventh. Geercu J. Schneider ; 1 she eenld net de It herself. Kn.verer.
Eighth, William J. Kelly; Ninth, Acl-Ishe hopes te be present at the cere cere
llngten Bartn; Eleventh, Frederick Ven i meny.
Nleda; Fourteenth. William P.. Davis.
Republican Freeholders elected fel- Wintry In Middle West
lew: First Wnrd, .Tames F. At niten ; i ,,.,,. . ,, ., ,
Second. Rebert A. Stack : Third. Geerge I Naslilufften, .ev. II. Winter1
G. Hammend: Fourth, Samuel A. I weather prevailed today throughout
Debbins; Fifth. Geerge K meeker; rortieli:' of the Middle est. Repert!
Sixth, Frederick GercUc; Seventu, le th" Weather Bureau said heavy
Leuis Tartar; Hightl., Jeseph Hyde; I -new had fallen in fjeuthcrn Michigan,
Ninth, Jehn Prentlw; Tenth. Frnnlj crtrenie Northern Illinois, Southern
Sheridan, eleventh, (leerrre S. Cad- Wisconsin. Southeastern Minnesota and
weluder; Twelfth. Geerge Klrkbri.le; Kuslcin Iowa. Snow covered the
Thirteenth, Arthur J. Podmerc; Four
teenth, Jehn It. .Tenseu.
ground nt Grand R:pids. Mich , te 1
depth of nine inches curly today.
Remainder of Hspubilcan Candidates
Alse Swept Inte Office
Pittsburgh. Nev. H. (By A. P.) -
Jhtl.ltlntls in Almin
wen iet'nt(d. in 'iilditri.n te elect
big their candid ite for Mayer. Wil
liam - f if i,i tt bv a plurality et mere
tl.nn i'i'HMi ever Wklli.ur Van
ttf i.uaI... r 1'imii. ltitiinhltenii the
. ... . .., .. .....I . rt I l.,m.ifant D Skitiii, Inrt.
Tlie Democrats cnineii rweniy-twe " "'i . . - ,-,i.. e .i... i..i.i. . j; " ."'
snits in the Asseiiiblt testcidni when U.i-s, of Virginia, aim .uepparu, ei. ;",.'""'.'..", """ V... "'""
11'MIS. I'll MlMllK
en
s said te nc tne gie.itet
Tbe vote en the repeit was en party '"ijrmes ever given cuuuuiutes m lue
ll... e ui. Itmiiihlli'iiiiK Mirinc ffir .Ifihn- tlisillil
i.ti., fit ....i..... n ' -
Williiim A. Mngee, former Mayer and
...... . !:... .i.,i ,i s:i,n..n,l nf innuer iremher nl tlie 1'uhlie Sen l,.
jit yesiciuuy w inii - '--. -i -- - i'T,i . ., ...ii ... i ;.:
, - ,, iff lis v,"!!".' vr-n w tiuiJ Vl)II
Returns from all but four of the i.-f)1 A s.ib-cemm ttec , emprlsing senators - - V-"---'V
,ssem!,lv districts, bewevet. show that Jen-, of WuM.iW.....
l" i . i I, . r. . . : -'" --
mi siniiinr piurauiie.s it me ratieri fiem
uisiricis neiirci rrem tins mnriiine ure
PETITIONS FOR NEW TRIAL
In the case of Harry Staler. ."Is:
Walnut street, whu was tried before
Judge Heart In tjunrtir Si .ssmus ('unit
Ne. 11 en Monday, charged vvltli fraud
ulent i-eiivi rsien of partnership nn ney
IIIIJIV llisirieis, iuim'v.. run uini. .."ii- -. ... . ,;, " , , i ,' ' .
the Repuhlicins will continue te bate Minsiis. anil aaeppiini, which iicu
tl working iinieritv, bavlng curried wmieises ai cm-i-uihi- m-.n '. nihiuii -iilnetv-thrre
dlstiietf ThN Is n less of ti d their report te the lull cenmultea
tvveiifv-sl from last year. The Secial- today It was said thnt etidence ie-
Ists with two Representatives, are m garniiiK cimrges hkiihisi """-"i ei i-
recuiariiics ill ummvi nu .win i-winiiii.
the same position as a year age.
WAGONS ARE MILK STORES
t.n...n'H receipt of funds during tl.ei ' W
lust piesldential iirlmary campaign were ?Vn a mnferl tv of 'f' v
du--.,.ed by the ilepublicau majority net'3" ' ' - "'
Char leu lludd trns elected by a vote of
70"tntl0VCR Hnrry OreenwPOd''Vtter
A, pwuen wns elected ,Tu
jfNe ever Jeseph Gregery
Nc.v Yerk Cempanlee Begin Huck
stering Their Products
New Yerk. Nnv !). (By A. P.l
the sealed vei diet found the defendant ,av' by the big i.nlk companies, whose
guilt v Ihe Judge deferred sentence nn)'ni0JCS have been en strike for mere
than a week. Nearly Ufa) milk wagons
were sent te 1'iiper Manhattan and te
lesidential sections of Brooklyn, and
were stationed at street corners, where
consumers- might obtain their day's
supply .
Stabbed Man, Gets One Year
Rey Helmes, n Negro, (121 Da Lnu
cey street, was sentenced te ene year in
tlie Ceuntv Prison by Juuru Qulgley,
after pleuding guilty today te stabbing
Isaac Green, of rkhell and Sqv'h
streets, in a saloon brawl.
pending disposition of n million for a
new trial. Mrs. F.llabeth De Keester,
.ri"l!- Walnut street, wus the pmsecu
1ii.x in the cusc.
Ferd and Weeks te Meet Nev. 18
Wasi button, Nev. 0. Arrangement
were ci'iipliiid .teterltt for n ernfer
eliec bi e n lleurv F"rd and Secre
tary of War ceks, te be held here
November IS, with repcct te the De
treit manufacturer s efryr for theMuscIn
Sheals. Alabama, nit .te plant and
power project. ,
htifliclent te warrant opposition te the
nominee.
U. S. SOLDIERS ACCUSED
Fermer Officer Believes They Shet
Weak and Cowardly Comrades
Washington. Nev. II. (By A. P.)
Representative Jehnsen, of Seuth
Dakota, n former officer in the army
today declared in tlie Heuse that will'"
he had no substantiation of the charge,
be "had reason te believe that soldiers
who wvre trnilers, cowards or men
tally unfit, were shot by their own com
rades while facing the enemy."
The statement wan hotly denied by
Itenresentntlvn Rutwlnklc. of North
Carolina, nlse n former eiflcer, who
continued until the count 1 eemnleti.
Of HOO dlbtne'H heard from out of 010
in the city Mage,, polled 37.581 votes
and his Democratic opponent, William
k-Nalr. 13.W0, glv'ng the Republl
a majority of L'i.OUl.
The nronesed ceuntv heml l.sim nt
SL'7.0(K).000 was decisively defcatd, nc
cording te available returns.
Kl-.ATIIS
I'UITSI ll Nev S, I-lSRUINANn C . Im.
Iiid of llunnali frit n-li (i.ee O'Neill. In hi.
-'SJ.I .our. Il'dtlvi.K mvl trii"nj ie In
ilutry l,eile Ne 181 F una A M.. n.l
ntf IrUlH snil mnn " uf Veunu. hinlth F1.'M
rV Ce me Invited te .itlntl funprul Hrle. f
Hniurilnj '.' I' M.. ut his late rfMr..
Oani N. Park ae IntTiii'iit rrlvnte. Illl -hh'i-
I'eeieinrt. 1'rlendn limy en'l r-ihlnt 7
te f P, M
Mll'l.l.LNBK"".K -- Nev. H, HOHI.ltr
H , urn of Jnhn tV. nnd lme Pertha a hn -lnbr.'.
Fuwral services nt h! line
reildenr . a"l llala nt, Cjmiyd. l'.i
Tliuruduy, 10th Ind. 4 P. M. Intcrrneiil pr.-
nrAUnrrT --At Wenillmrv N. J . Niv S
MAIlOAnilTTA 11.. wlde'v et J. I-riinl.
1 hw -t is-ad 70 Iteletlve. ,,nd filnn If ire
Invliel 'e eitrml funeral itrvlpen nt htr
lute rmhl-ncr, It Herhln l.. fniurdny, ,'i,
1'.'. 1 .te P M Intnrmcut I..iU l'nrk Ccinc
ti rv. 8Med.'Ml er N. J,
8lNliL.K'rON -Nev. H. n.t H'intliiKd in.
W. Vn JfiHS- ll SINClLinON ..Kid HI
Helailvfj and frlends nre lnvlin' te .utind
run ral rvle-i fr'diy '.' P M nt th
cnnni'i ei t pki i.uuivi inn Mppier
b.MVTHV. At hl nnld'Cie
en :e n i''.i. me nn
nil N
'.'d
. J. IIIIMIV
li ll mL'urd of
rftlYTHi: I. 1) V.I. Ii . I'h i ll lututid
Annie 11 him the uunl S? m-i.ih. lu-'a
liven nnd tilielH ai mvlifd te tl a
rtrvifa en Hulunlnv nicrnln, nt tl n'rln U.
nt th Oliver I! tlnlr Uldu. lbL'O Cliebtnul
nt Interment pilmm.
IIAKIIATT --.tl hei .re'ldelier 1001 l'i,
nt , en Ne. 8, 1021. KI.LKN I), daughter
of Ihe lil" James ami vim 1'iinm.lnuii liar.
ratt. H'latlveH and (rlenda are Invited te
the. wrtliei "li lliursiin afternoon, at .1
i.Vei'c lit Hie . iter II Unlr Uld . lSVn
f-i.-uinut Rt . lntfrmcnt trtvatb
Niil'l K.I. HJ(l(lenl Nev s ri)Wnn
A MiPPl.I.. In hlH Hilh lent .Hliivei nid
friends nil i nimuers (,. j , .Merian i.ed ie
N.j 1,1." P. nnd A M . PhlU I'ensimurv, I .
i , t .- He iff fr.ii'H II Ne 47, u t'. A
. . n-.finiin Council Ne. 0 I' P A 1' (
Vu , il"'l M n t'nlted lluvlner Mens
I Amioelatlen. Norlhvvejt Ilulnetii Mm n ahi-
. .. ..... ..r..l ull mlAi firvn ntvii t Oii.u I.. !,..,
Paris. N'ev. 0. Iltv A. P. I Tim ... f,in-r..l nprik'tH it tlia MeDsl.tli Lnlher.in
Allien reuncll of Ambassadors sent te ?"' ''," m'erment priwi.e' iie,'i,.
iiriKriiin- iniiuy u nutc iieiuinilll e ine ,.. i,.. ii-itnd nt nnrlera e' Seeliiir n.
immediate withdrawal of tl.. Invading siinriiire. 1319 N. iOth m.. FrhKu. 8 te iu
.Tuge-Slav troops from Albmia terrl- l n.'AS. NeteniWe s. vvttiu.i.Miv
tury. Jhe troops must be withdrawn r. daughter of lat M. v ll de iuhm
Hertleeii inurnuay, iy . ;i . .( me ,'niiel
(f Andrew .1 Hair tc &en Ai.li and llitn
etk In ernunt pilvate ' Y irk pupern
li. n. eepj
ORDER JUG0-SLAVS OUT
Allied Council Demands Troops
Leave Albanian Territory
outride the limits recent lv defined by
the nmbai suders' council us the Alban
ian boundary Hue.
Meanwhile tlie legislative council of
tne l.cngue et is at ions lias been sum-
SQV'h declared 'he would net permit the JeUn- inened te meet in Paris November 18 . MW't-u-NT
7 i I son statement te Ce unqhaUenged. ' te consider the invasion. j e
IIK.M. r.ST,Ti:- K.Xf II N(i
room Narlliwenl Philn .,r!...,....
uxeliniuie ter BUburLun nrX:,!L f.l
Ledger Office,
euburliun property;
Quality
is tiis. .j uly basis of satisfac
tion in the possession of
Jewels
Price may be regulated by
tlie size of stones.
J. RCaldwell & Ge.
JCWTLRY - SlLVllR - STATIONERY
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
MaSudM
fT&rfw
39
On Armistice
Day
Wanamaker & Brown
will open their store at
12.15 P. M., observing
the day by remaining
closed in the morning.
Wanamaker & Brown
M Krket at Sixth for Sixty Years
Jh,
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