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IS PLANTED
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ivrClJDDEN
Oak Set Out in Legan bquare
in Hener of British War
Mether Hore
I GUEST AT LUNCHEON
Mfi. Amelia Kmmn MeCmWr-n.
u i..i-. Wnr Mether, wne in in this
7 . ....... ..f envnia1 flnvu frtllmir.
Idly for u
$,,. v,r nnrtlcipntien in the memorial
pI.Licm nt ArlinRten. war present with
Fllfi. R- Emmet Digne.v, president of
V' the American War Mothers, nt the
jpoernln fowilen of the Nntlennl Council
$, Wemn I" tfi Hcllevuo-Strntfercl
indlT.
' iiihnnch molesting that she was no
M.Khmaker. Mrs. McOuilden ex-
r.d the hope that "In the future
In 'M$ltt will be nothing but geed will and
" rinnnr homes nil ever th world."
tv I "KVi nn Mrs. McCuddcn took pnrt
i h trccplanting ceremony in Legan
J fcfcAt e unlcr the nusplccs of the Civic
li r. W";
Te Be Buried Thursday
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.a r"immlttee. tinder the direction
i. .ifr. Harry W. Lewis, hnd prepared
?-.... nln nnk fur nlnntlnir In honor
rAc MeRuddcn. Mra. Lewis cast
nOl '. " - . - , i
, . xterens
HEOmpbtll. the H
Wii Miss Phllllr
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earth nnd then
imMl..AA (h simile te the Uritlsh War
HK.1..1... .. l.n threw In Revernl snndefulH.
"m1 She ua's followed In turn by the ethr
'' .-,!, nf her nurtv. which Included
r U.V"" -"- . .. ' l.--l.l.. . "1.....l..
ler dautnier. iuuinin . i'1""
IjlfllU'llIllll. IXflSlv.t, Vll'llllll
the HrltiMi consul Ufiierni.
v..j v I'hiiiinR. ner nrcrptnr.1 . a
I (S i-- ...Mur nnrt m'AFA wllltn pnrnil
,' Atii tirrnpiitrd bv Mrs. Lewis.
AtW the rerenieny Mrc. MrOnlilrn
f' ... thn lnnrheen zuest at the home of
Wtr, Pnmnbell. at 1020 Clinten street.
!' T" L
iMS
HIHL. IZ. H BT AUIU
in
h
im Avenue, may Die
'!' ,.ill WnllarI tiVAlrn nt P-flfl".
L1 .llBlirilU' l.."w ...v..v, ... wwvi.
Sfll it - .. .. ahi.m la It. 4 ll n TTil..itilF.
.i;DPSirr menmi " utmcHj
z. .. . . . i i!ir-.. -- .i...
liOCPltai in n Miriuun ruiiuiiiuu 111 xiiu
I reniilt of havlne been struck by an
utomebl!e drheu by Jehn Celaii. ill"."
nlUiA utrftAt nu hlie nttenlrimf t.i
Jiaui" " --i " -- " ..... v,. .
il, frfiK.H IliC NUl'l'l ill niAIIClll llll't'l II Mil
dfli Cbf'ter aieiiin1 last niglit. CuIkmi hih
I irrentei The irl was enrryinif nil utii
I treila ami imilil net -ee the uppreavh-
,' Madeline Wellard, 6005 Chester
Ihe machine.
Colsan wii- li,iliiK hirar down SK
- tlfth ftreet when the uirl wns hit. She
:-ts picked up and taken te the oilier- of
' Vt. e. I) lliihllc. 7)S'2r Chester avenue,
'" nhe rushed her In the hospital In his
'automobile. IIeMiital physlclnns fear
iht sustained a fractured skull.
'' Colgan was held in ?."00 bail for an
ether iieailai: November J0 b Mnz-
J.-litrate DiiRnti nt the Thirtj -second
itrtet and woodland acnuc ctatien.
BLOCK HONOR TO HARDING
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WllKth Infntrv Tnhl MnHnn in
'
., Make president Honorary Member
:; The ."15th Infantry A'-soi'iutlen last
' nlfht elected Wnodrew Wilsen. (lenernl
'"Ptnhlns and Marshal Feelt te lionerar
. ittemberslil'i, lint lit order te step " dc-
ij'Miemai v:is grewinc tee outer, raiueu
f l motion te nuenl like honors te rrei
"dnt llnr.'.lli". Tlin n.vni'lntlnn met in
Vs'tte Elks' Heme, .lunlner and Arch
Fttteetj.
Oppo'ltlen te I'lciilcnt Ilaidins: m
van honerarj member was based en bis
aund en the bonus lii I. The motion
.v Iran raaile lu Miiim l):ivfil Kiitilnti uhn
I' declared that the cemmander-ln-ehiet'
of the Riinles of the Cnited States was
i entitled te lumernrj membership in the
r.orttMutien
eamuci ii Ailiuiih. '.eiretiu.x et tiiu
aisociatlen disputed this .stand.
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M IMK.M4B0V ,f-jw, 'anik. mmnmmmwnaa n
WILLIAM K. neon
rtethed business i.nin and Heading
Italluny eftlclal. who died at bis
home In Itivrrtnn. N. J.
WILLIAM E GOOD DEAD
Funeral of Retired P. and R. Official
Will Be Held Thursday at Reading
William E. Geed, one of the earliest
advocates of all-steel passenger reaches,
a retired business man and Heading
Itnllwny officiate, will be burled Thurs
day nt Heading. He died Sunday nt
his home In Hiverten, N. .1.
Mr. (Jeed was born at Hagcrstewn,
Md.. February 27. 845. He became
superintendent of the Heading Hallwaj
shops at Heading about forty jears
age. nnd remained there until 1SSS.
He made many notable improvements
in shop methods nnd locomotive de
signs. The Woolen wide fire box for locomo
tives of the Heading system wns de de
e!eped under his supervision nnd be
came the standard pattern et conatruc cenatruc conatruc
lien for locomotive of that read.
In 1SSS he associated himself with
James C. Hioeks nt the plant of the
Heuthwark Foundry and Machine Com Cem
pnny. Fifth stret nnd Washington ave
nue, this city, until he retired from
active business in T804 shortly afjer
the death of his wife, l'mmn H. Geed.
CLOTHIER HORSE GETS 3D
Eyes of Philadelphia Society Turn
te New Yerk Shew
The ejes of Philadelphia secietv nie
turned toward the thirty-sixth .innual
exhibition of the National Herse Shew
Association of Ameilrn at Squadron A
Armer. Madisen ntenuc and Ninetj
fourth Mreit, New Yerk, where jes
tenia Dnrwnrd Heberts. owned b
Isaac II. Clothier. Jr., wen third prizi
in the C'ns 1S1 jumpers.
Historic Madisen Siiuare (iarden lias
been deserted thU e,ir for the lirt tuue
and King Heie is praneiir: proudly in
the specious uptown aimei.v
20 DETECTIVES DEMOTED
Merj Repert In Uniform at Station
Houses for Street Duty
Twenty acting detectives transferred
te jtlrcet work In uniform reported nt
their respective ntnllens for duty nt roll rell
cnll this morning.
The men chnnged nnd the districts te
which they reported nre: Patrick ,T.
O'llrlcn, Third; Carl Weir, Klghth;
Harry Kulp. IWteenth: William
Isaacs, Sixteenth: Frank C. llauer,
Eighteenth; Harry Taegcrt, Twenty
third; Harry Cave. Twcntv-fetirth ;
Hcrnard Knsclmdn, Twenty-ilfth; Jehn
J. Lnnahnn, Twenty-ninth; William
Pwyer, Thirtieth; Hebcrt Test, Thir
tieth; Bnird Smith, Thirty-second;
Jehn J. Murphv. Thirty-feurth: An
Jfcw McClurc, Thirty-fourth; Jehn C.
Crlley. Thirty-slxth; Abraham Quln
tell. rhirty-seventh; (leergc Velkcr,
Thirty-seventh; Jacob Hlatteau, Thirty-ninth:
Themns Fitzgerald, Forty
first, nnd Charles 11. Chobert, te the
police beat King.
SEEK WOUNDEdIaNDIT
Man Shet by Pursuing Patrolman
After Held-Up Attempt
The police of the Twelfth and Pine
streets station have sent n filer te the
Hospitals te be en the lookout, for a
Negte who may npply for treatment
for n gunshot wound.
One of two men who held up Hernard
Overbeek. of Fifth nnd Lembard streets,
while he was walking west en Pine
street between Eighth nnd Ninth, was
wounded by pursuing patrolmen who
responded te the cries for help made by
Overbeek. The highwaymen did net
get an? thing In their held-up.
CALL ON MAYOR TO ENFORCE
OBSERVANCE OF SUNDAY
Lord's Day Alliance Adepts Reso
lution Against "Lawlessness"
A resolution culling en Mayer Moere
te see that the Sunday law Is properly
enforced against "the present condition
of Sunday lawlessness prevailing In
Philadelphia" has been passed by the
Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania.
The resolution is signed by the llcv.
William II. Ferney, secretary of the as
sociatien, who refused te nttend the
conference called last week by Mayer
Moere te consider alleged Sunday law
lessness, .
The resolution describes conditions
nB "having a demoralizing effect upon
ether sections of the Stale,"
SURRENDERS TO POLICE
St. Leuis Man Says He Learned He
Was Wanted en Check Charge
Stuart Hates, twenty-four jears old.
walked into the. Detect Ive ltttreau this
morning nnd told Captain Souder I lint
be wns wanted by" the St. Leuis police
for passing u worthless check for !?'-'."(.
Hfttes wild before he left his home
In St. Leuis several days age he pas'-ed
the check thinking he hnd enough
money In the bank te meet It. . Yes
terday he said lie received a wire from
n friend saying the check had come
back marked Insufficient funds and the
police were looking for him.
Pending the receipt of information
from St. Leuis, Hates wns held in $000
ball for a hearing Monday.
INJURY FATAL TO P. R.R.MAN
Roundhouse Fere-
Hospital
in
MAN, 72. TRIES TO END LIFE
.Julius Fruse Sheets Himself in
Hollywood Street Heme
L, .luliur. 1" .sc, i-ccnt -two jenis old.
'I nojlyweuil stteet abee Columbia live-
Hue, shot hlm-elf in the chest en the
-lecea'l fleer et his home t'lir. meriiiii'.
file S llieensfliinw In rim I hiiL-aihiii
!Heip!tfll with ,i bullet wound eer the
jfOnly i,i, .bushier-In-law. Mt.
.jredA Pi use a., ,,, the house nt the
"me. ll'Mifii; th" shot, she went Inte
v Ms room, - win, ,e md done anil
.than a1... i. .. i . i.
rHfl """"' si pem . u inetiw is
James Berryman,
man, Dies
James Heiryiu.iu, fertj-Mx jenr- old.
et 1210 North Fife -tliiid street, fore
man at the l'iniikfeiil .liitietien lotiml letiml lotiml
lieuse. of the Penusjlw.niii Hullread.
died at the Frank foul Hospital last
night fiein injuiles ieceied when lie
fell. November , sti iking his head
ajalnst a driving wheel.
When the accident tucurred he wns
ns.'lsting in the t leaning of a locomo
tive nshpnn. II slipped fiein the box
en whleh he was standing and fell,
fracturing his hkull. lie leaves n widow.
P. R. R. TRAINS DELAYED
Trouble in Signal System en Paell
Division This Morning
Sever.il hundred pel sons were l.ite fei
weil; this morning when (lie trains et
the Paell division of the PeniH.vhanla
Knlliead were lit Id up because of de
feet Ue signals.
The trouble is believed te have been
caused b a sheit circuit. Stmrtl.x after
7 o'clock the signals -i tracks one,
two. tlnee and four between 1'neli ami
W.vnnevvi.eil liu'.ed te weik. This held
up' all the trafln- u lliis division until
the auxilinr.v blue!, signals could be
put into operation j
Camdenlte Hit by Aute j
Jehn Warner, of 20.". Miclinnlr circa
Camden, was stnitk at ISieadway audi
lAciett street. C.imden, ibis inern'u
by the automobile of Call Halieru.
Second and Penn strtets. Darnell
was taken te Coepei Hospital but wa .
net luiillj Injure I
one
eleven
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Ohrec VIRGINLA
Friendly BURLEY
Gentlemen TURKISH
The perfect blend of the three
perfect ciarett tobaccos
in one perfect cigarette
one-eleven
cigarettes
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MacDonald & Campbell
Rich Warm
Winter Overcoats
.$25 te $95
The selected productions of the finest American
and English tailors nnd distinguished by a
character of workmanship, materlnls and ap
pearance that has no counterpart In any ether
coats. The variety of exclusive fabrics and
colorings is most unusual even for us who are
the accepted specialists in overcoats. Here is
the top notch of overcoat luxury specially as
sembled te give men the widest selection of
garments they will net see duplicated en every
street comer, and for the lowest prices.
Nete Beautiful Brown, Blue and
Black Suits with white or colored
lines, in nil the stylish fabrir.s, $30
te $55.
I 334-1 336 Chestnut Street
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PRESTIGE
This Company has been appointed Official
Jewelers te the follewing:
Society e( Cincinnati
Society of Sens of the Revolution
Gnerl Society of Wtr of 1112
Asttc Club el IS47
Military Order of the Leyal
Legien e trie United State
Military Order of Foreign Wars
el the United States
Naval Order of the United States
Society Army of the Potomac
Society Army of the Cumberland
Order of Indian Wars el the
United States
Society Veterans of the Indian
Wars
Naval and Military Order of the
de
Seanish-American War
Society Army el Santlaje
Cuba
Army et Philippines
Society el the Perte Rican Ex
pedition Military Order el the Dragen
Military Order el the Carabae
The Society el Manila Bay
Military Order el More Cam
paigns Order el the White Crane
Order el the Peunders and Pa
triots el America
Order el the Descendants el
Colonial Governors
Society el Colonial Wars
(miniature)
Order el Runnemede (Magna
Charta)
The Veteran Cerps of Artillery
el New Yerk (The Military
Society et the War el 1812)
Medal of Hener
National Society of the Colonial
Dames el America
Society el Daughters el the Cin
cinnati Order el tin Crown
Colonial Society el Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Oerman Society
Medal Commemorative el the
Centennial Anniversary, 7th
Regiment, National Guard,
State el New Yerk
Centennial and Memerial Asso
ciation el Valley Ferge
Jeffersen Davis Monument Asso
ciation Military Order el the Midnight
Sun
Order el Washington
Order el St. Geerge et the Hely
Reman Empire
Untied 8tates Military Academy
United States Naval Academy
Union Society el the Civil War
Deacendanta el Signer
National Society ei Patriotic
Women el America
Navy League el the United
State
Military Order el the Serpent
Society el the Ark and the Deve
Society el Americans el Royal
Descent
The Huguenot Society el America
The Daughter el Helland Dames
Military Order el the Orient
Order el Colonial Lords el
Manera in America
The contract for furnishing Medal of Hener,
United States Army, has been awarded te this
Company. The Navy Department has also com
missioned this Company te manufacture the New
Medal of Hener, Distinguished Service Medal and
Distinguished Service Cress.
A STRAIGHT line is
net the shortest dis
tance between two points
your telephone line is.
By the way, our phones
walnut toue; Kace
Glad te have
you 1
are
5145.
call up.
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency
Every Phate of Sales Promotion '
North American Bide;. Philadelphia '
.READY FOR BUSINESS
$m$
We announce the opening of our
ALBANY WAREHOUSE
On Tivoli Street west of Broadway
OUR new office, warehouse and mirror factory for
the economical and convenient distribution of
building glass of every character throughout local and
surrounding territory will be opened In Albany en
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
An experienced organization ii at your service. We will
carry in stock at all times a complete line of Dulldlng Clan
and will be eaulpped te manufacture Mirrors, Beveling
and Polished edges.
Quick deliveries will be made locally and te nearby points b
mr fleet of Trucks. Free deliveries te Trey and Schenectady
en appointed days of each week.
eaant a. surra uki mum
IWU Phene, Anwar 67J0
I'uCUEMEH
HARES TURNER
GLASS COMPANY
30th and Walnut
PHILADELPHIA
ALBANY
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THEY ALL AGREE
"YOUR
p
FATHER"
seundlv
always
His opinion is
based. Dad has been ever the read
nd these who are wise will value
his advice concerning u puzzling
problem with all of us right new.
You'll seen knew your Fnther's
views and geed, neund common
sense it will be.
CSEE TOMORROW'S
EVENING PAPER)
Lamps, Lamps
The finishing touch te the harmonious
decoration of the home is the appropriate
lamp and shade.
We are better equipped than ever te
supply just the right combination. Our stock
of table and standard lamps is larger than
ever and consists of Chinese Porcelain,
Krenze, Marble and Alabaster, Plain and
Decorated Weeds, etc. s
In shades we have the newest designs in
Plain and Decorated Parchment and Plain
and Fancy Silks.
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
Fine Picture Framing
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364-56uNeSCB.CfiiUhAA?t,nue 4tjH H6",ah47'-STS
NEW YORK PARIS
fcttj-earlten Ifyetzl
BROAD AND WALNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA
CONTINUE
With Radical Reductions
In Price Our
ST SALES
OF THE SEASON
Embracing
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DAY DRESSES
EVENING GOWNS COATS
CAPES AND WRAPS
SPORTS APPAREL
FURS AND MILLINERY
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GOOD TASTE, A REASONABLE PRICE AND
A CERTIFIED STANDARD OF QUALITY
FORM THE BASIS ON WHICH WE RECOAI.
MEND THE PAR.k'ERRY O VER.GA RM ENTS '.
CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT
THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON
READY-TO-PUT-ON
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK,
Business Hours S:30 te 5:30
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We Have Established
Fer Your Convenience
This Centrally Located Agency
Fer the Distribution of
VHB RICE I HUTCHIN
Educator
Fer Men, Women and
Children
Pleasant surroundings plus
the service you would expect
at DelMar. Particular atten
tien te correct fitting by
perienced salespeople.
Mail Orders Receive
Careful Attention
ex-
Ben.l 1,
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The Second Fleer Shee Shep
JlctMar&Ce.
1211 Chestnut SV.
Next Doer te Oppenheim, Cellins Ce.
It will
brighten up
your whole day
if you'll just step in at
Sixteenth and Chestnut
and leek through the
Super - Values in big,
warm, fleecy, luxurious
Overcoats in a wonder
fully different style va
riety. SUPER -VALUES
In Winter
OVERCOATS
283338&43
The finest thing about
our big-handed selection
of Overcoats is that no
matter which one you
select you invariably
cheese a Super - Value.
Every Overcoat in the
store is a demonstrator
for our Super - Value
principle a basic Perry
principle which says:
'Selling gund clothes
til the leuett possible
prices is the surest
ud) 0 holding a tie tie
inendeus business.''
Frem Shew Window te
Sky-light our store is
brimming with Individ
ual Overcoats waiting
for the right man te put
them en. Raglans, which
a 1 1 Chestnut Street
knows are te be the most
popular of the 1922
styles; big warm Ulsters
full of style and com
fort; Half -Raglans in a
very popular Perry de
sign that is a Hit; Bex
Back Coats that step at
the knees; Deuble
Breasters that put en a
brave fpnt when Soci
ety shows up and nov
elty models tee numer
ous te detail.
J list sec them
that's all we ask.
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
We may knew the solu
tion te your printii.r
problems. Come in, and
let us talk it ever
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Tub Helmes Press, "Ptinttn
1JI5-Z9 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
J&ii) Strap Pumps
at aJhWered Price
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Twe Styles in Dull Black Calf
Our Second-fleer Location and low over
head expense is the reason for lewtst possible
prices nt Del Mar. ' 4
NEW
PRICES
G.Pass. Touring;
2-faii. Roadster . .
S-Pass. Sedan . ...
4-Pass. Coupe .
F. O. n. Detroit
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