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Bride
Public Demonstration Fails te
Clear Tense Political
Atmesphere
ROYAL TOUR BEGINS WELL
Tty Uie Associated Press
Londen, Xev. IS. A dlepntcli te the
Times from Cnlcuttn dated Ti-cday
says the extremists were taking advan
tage of the visit of the Prince of Wnles
te cnin further notoriety and tlint they
might declare n senernl demonstration
when the Prince landed.
It added that the lower element, in
spired bv unscrupulous agitators and
professing adhrrence te Malmtmn
Oandhl and the caliphate of workers
were likely te Interfere with the plans
of the better part of the population by
organizing demonstrations of terrorism,
which already were rife In the Indian
juarters.
The conditions in Calcutta were de
scribed as disquieting. The tramwej
strike and the caliphate agitation had
led te scrleue rioting. Gang of "hooli
gans" infested the htrects. particularly
an the Indian quarter, shouting for
Ghandi and Interfering with traffic.
Unsuccessful attempts' had been made te
Induce the police te go en strike.
Reuter's correspondent Uth the
Frince of Wales, in u long, detailed
dispatch, describes the reception n( the
Prince by the populace of Itembay when
he landed yesterday nnd during the four four
Julie circuitous precession through the
city.
The splendid military cortege at vari
ous peint.s along the route touched the
fringe af the native bazaar, where, the
correspondent says, there was tumultu
ous enthusiasm unprecedented in the
lilstery of Hern buy.
The route was lined wi'h ItritiMi and
Indian troops. A public holiday hud
been declared and all the inhabitant
closed their shops and flecked Inte the
streets te greet the Prince. whee man
ner of bearing made n great inipn'seii.
The correspondent add" that although
the pel'Mcal atmosphere iii Bombay is
rather tcn' the tour of the Prince N
considered te have opened with splendid
premise.
Tlu listnrbance in tlie native quar
ter of the eitj, which bmUe out yvs-
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DEATH OF 'DUCHESS' THROWS
MAN A YUNK INTO MOURNING
Arsenic Ends Life of Police Sergeant's Pel Deg, Which Was
Part of Household for Eleven Years Did
"Shopping" for Family
There were few In Manayunk who
were unncqualnted with Duchess, nnd
few whom Duchess did net knew.
Fer these who nre net of Mannyunk
let It be said that Duchess until yes
terday was n deg and thnt she Is new
n legend.
Fer eleven cars, that is te say from
her very birth. Duchess was a member
of the family of Bert Smith, a police
sergeant connected with the Manayunk
stntlen. The ethers were only Smith
and his wife, and with these three
Smith. Mrs. Smith and Duchess it
was share alike through sadness and
pleasure, through luck and disappoint
ment. They lived together in n house nt 1540
Fontaine street. Snilth wen the bread,
Mrs. Smith did the cooking nnd made
the beds atid Durhess ran the errands,
nnswered the deer nnd kept the plnce
clear of cats, ruts and burglars.
A few months age Duchess fell Inte n
decline. She was forced te give up
much of her share in the administra
tion of the household, although of a
geed morning she could still buck up
enough te take the handle of the market
basket In her month and go te the
butcher's for the meat.
Then suddenly she grew much worse
and It was an effort te forsake her mat
In the hnllwny. A veterinarian was
called and he carefully looked ever
Duchess and found n cancer.
lie suggested arsenic. Smith put his
hnnds te his ears and Mrs. Smith broke
out weeping. The vcterlnnrlan returned
again and again and each time he found
the cancer lnrger than before. He
varied his suggestion new strychnine,
new petnsslum, new cytmlde, new ar
senic ngain.
At Inst the Smith's heeded. Hut they
made the veterinary de It himself. At
10 o'clock Duchess was n dead deg. The
family had its first great grief.
In the afternoon there was a funeral.
Smith spent Duchess' portion of the
family money en n satin -lined casket of
solid walnut. Mourner's came te the
extent of six cabsfull and were driven
te the S. P. C. A., nt Oulph Mills. Mrs.
Smith could net go because she was
sick with grief.
At the graveside while the choir
was singing "Old Deg'Tray" Smith fell
Iti a faint. When he wns revived the
burial was ever. He looked drearily at
the grave and declared te his friends
that ems of these days thcre will be a
tablet reading:
"life jacct
"Duchess
"Uena canis."
LOGAN PASTOR GETS CALL
The Rev. H. A. Relyca te Ge, te As
bury M. E. Church, Unlontewn, Pa.
The Iter. Dr. II. A. Itclyca, pastor of
Legan Methoeist Episcopal Church, has
accepted n call te the pastorate of the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Unlontewn, Pa. Dr. Itelyca already
hns gene te Unlontewn. without wnlt
lng for the end of the Conference year,
and there is considerable speculation
among Methodists ns te who will suc
ceed him in Legan.
The Legan congregation has nsked
Bishop Berry te appoint the Itcv. Dr.
W. II. Ferd, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Easten,
Pa., as Dr. Ilelycn's successor. Dr.
,Ferd has had n notably successful pas
terate in unsten during tnc last tnir
teen years. Hcfore going te Easten he
was pastor of the Seuth Bread Street
Church In this city.
Municipal Engineers te Meet
A meeting of the Society of Munic
ipal Engineers will be held nt 8 o'clock
tonight In the Engineers' Club, 1317
Spruce street. The proposed zoning
lnw will be presented nnd discussed
by members of the Zoning Commission.
All citizens who nre Intcrstcd in the
subject arc Invited te nttend the meeting.
SHOULD CHAUFFEURS
Have Flunkies?
They de in Java. The native
Malay Chauffeur is an important
person in the Dutch East Indies,
and te add te his "swank" he
hires, ter a few dollars a month,
a little flunky who rides along en
the fender and adds tone.
Read "The Melting Pet in Java,"
by Jehn W. Prins, and
Other Brilliant Features in December
The American MAGAZINE en the Orient
Out today all ncws-stanils 35 cents
I I sjVVliVyft '
6.75
Fer standard Walk
Over Quality which
sold at $9.75 just a
year age.
In popular Cherry
Tan.
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1022 CHESTNUT- SHOPS
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MRS. DAMI) GMLLAKD
Itefere her marriage a few days age
she was Miss Menica Peck liledgett,
daughter of .Mrs. Deles A. Itledgett,
of Washington. Her husband is
Captain tialllard. I'. S. A.
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Columbia Grafonela
mlvrrtlurf! en this nnse. llatnnre
en terms te suit.
SERVICE MUSIC SHOP
SMS KENHIXRTON AVE.
I'hen! Kfn. 3103 W
terday while n precession was escort
ing the Prince, was caused by a p.eti
of unemployed mill hnnds, who wrecked
and burned a number of tram enrs at
several points, it wns learned today.
The mob hurled .stones and ether mis
sile tit European passersby.
After several police had been killed
and wounded in the scuffles which en
sued, the police fired upon the mob,
indicting a number of casualties.
Tie inumvm service was suspended,
and the mob still was carrying en spo
radic demonstrations tednj.
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THE FAMILY
SHOE BILLS
Prices at Hallahans Are Right!
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10.00 Style and Quality
S7 Medels
at This
Price
New tan and black leathers.
Heels in nny height you nre
looking for.
Yeu knew geed
shoes when you
see them you
knew the prices
asked for them
se come see
hew much you
save at
HALLAHAN'S
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The Fermer 12.50 Grade
31 Styles
in Pumps
and Oxfords
New tnns, black and patent
leather. Heels in the smart
heights.
Men & Beys
Men! Save
Up te 7.00
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High shoes or oxfords in eleven
styles in tan or black leathers.
FOR HOYS Geed-looking, long-
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A special department in each Hal
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fleer at 62d and Spruce is filled
with geed-looking, long-wearing
shoes for children.
The newest ideas in black satin,
suede, patent leather, pebble te'rain
nnd tan Russia calfskin.
Special Beys' and
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FIVE CONVENIENT HALLAHAN STORES
MAIN STORE
921 Market Street
WEST PHILADELPHIA STORES
52d Street corner of Spruce
60th Street corner of Chestnut
NORTH PHILADELPHIA STORES
2736 Germantown Ave.
5604 Germantown Ave.
All Branch Stere Open Every Evening
Columbia Prices Reduced
Mere Fun for
Less Meney
Madley Pox-Tret
Sweat Ladr.
The CelaraUam I A-3447
Seuth Se. hie. Medley Fox-Tret f 85c
TheUappySlxJ
In Beat. Medley Fox-Tret
The Uappr Six I A-348S
Emallne. Medley Fox-Tret f 85c
Vcrkes Jazarimba Orchestra J
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Medley Fox-Tret I . ..
Ted Lewla and Hla Bantf J. AJ483
Second HaadReM. Medley Fex- 05c
Tret Ted JLavla and IIU Band J,
Wana-WanaBlet. Fox-Tret
Ted Lawia and Hie Band I A-1464
"Te'lttwnJBandJ "C
MnHX Fox-Tret
Art Ulefcnan Orciaitr I A-34SS
Ued-brr rratty BntteriU I fiOe
Art mcjcman a ur
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HMet,V1.0BAurfrl 9
FraaU and Johnny. I B6a
BIm Trie) nflOwalwj
Raraamber. Walta
Prinee'a Daeea Ordaeatr I A-4114
In Mr Tippy Can. Medley Walta I JUS
Trtnca'i Dana Orchtitra I)
PHILADELPHIA (Central)
Cunningham Piane Ce., 11th & Chest
nut Sts.
narry Fedullo, 804 Walnut St.
B. Futcrnik, 140 N. 8th St.
II. C. Kahn & Sen, 11th & Filbert Sts.
Lit Brethers, 8th and Market Sts.
Jeseph Merris, G N. 13th St.
Penn Furniture Ce., G15 Market St.
N. Snellenburg & Ce., 12th & Market
Sts.
Strawbridge & Clothier, 8th & Market
Sts.
Stern & Ce., 712 Market St.
Widener's, 1109 Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA (Northeast)
Jacob Ballen, 2144 N. Frent St.
Harry H. Beddow, 1536 Oxford Ave.,
Frankford.
Harry S. Benstock, 2G22 Kensington
Ave.
Bridcsburg Music Stere, 2605 Orthe-
dex St.
Edward II. JJurr. 2448 Frankford Ave.
Davles Phonograph Ce S. W. Cor. 6th
and Yerk Sts.
Diamond Furniture Ce., 2107 Germantown
Ave.
Sel Fclnstein, 5551 N. 5th St:
Frankford Music Heuse, 4646 Frankford Av.
Girard Music Shep, 607 W. Glrard Ave,
L. L. Geedman, 327 W. Glrard Ave.
Jacobs, Inc.. 1301 Germantown Ave.
S. Jacobs & Sen, 820 Columbia Ave.
T. M. Kenney, 3234 Kensington Ave.
Jes. Krygier, 3132 Richmond St.
Z. Kitty, 161 AV. Girard Ave.
A. Laux Music Shep, 3239 N. Frent St.
Myers F. Hall, 2626 Germantown Ave.
R. J. McClelland, 3152 Frankford Ave.
C. J. Oldcwurtle, 2G23 Germantown Ave.
Herman Preppcr, 2960 Richmond St.
I. S. Rcice. 919 W. Girard Ave.
Abraham Snltzman, 210 Falrmeunt Ave.
Jehn Schneider, 2828 N. 5th St.
Scherzer Piane Ce., 539 N. 8th St.
Starr & Mess, 3631 Germantown Ave.
Aaren Slepak, 1028 N. 2d St.
Strand Music Shep, 1114 Girard Ave.
This Columbia Grafonela
Was $125
New $85
Yeu Save $40
Yeu can get this reduced price at any
Columbia store listed here. The Grafonela
will be delivered te your home for a small first
payment. Yeu can pay the balance en easy
monthly terms. This model and the ethers
mentioned below are all standard, up-te-date
Grafonelas with many exclusive Columbia
improvements.
Yeu can get today a Columbia Grafonela
with all modern improvements for less money
than you would pay for an old-fashioned un
improved phonograph.
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Other models reduced $275 te $175, $225 te
$150, $165 te $140, $150 te $125, $140 te
$100, $75 te $60, $50 te $45, $32.50 te $30
Any dealer listed here will give you these prices and easy terms
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PHILADELPHIA (Northeast Continued)
Universal Talking Machine Ce., 2835 Ger
mantown Ave.
A. H. Weir, 2205 Germantown Ave.
Wm. S. White & Sen, G701 Torresdale Ave.
Wambold Music Shep, 4509 N. Bread St.
PHILADELPHIA (Northwest)
M. M. Bevard, 43G9 Cressen St.
Bredy Brethers, 2710 W. Girard Ave.
Thee. Connelly, 2G33 W. Girard Ave.
Falls Hardware Ce., Ridge & Midvale Avch.
Ferster Bres., 4356-58 Main St., Manayunk.
T. J. Feley, 1406 W. Girard Ave.
Grand Music Shep, 2313 Ridge Ave.
Frank Halnbach, 2645 Lehigh Ave.
Martin Kalwalc, 4203 Germantown Ave.
K. & M. Talking Machine Ce., 1412 Susque
hanna Ave.
Merris Meyer, 4138 Germantown Ave.
Powers & Reynolds, 1927 W. Tiega St.
Ridge Music Shep. 1806 Ridge Ave.
Sirken Brethers, 2012 N. 31st St.
PHILADELPHIA (Northwest Continued)
J. M. Tomkins, 5147 Germantown Ave.
H. Zacenick, 2801 N. 22d St.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Carsen's Music Shep, 1041 Seuth St.
J. Feinstein, 143 Point Breeze Ave.
Merris Freed, 1637 S. 6th St.
Edw. J. Garvey, 1604 S. 2d St.
Eugene Geldman, Inc., 623 Seuth St.
J. Huberman & Sen, 2027 S. 13th St.
Keystone Talking Machine Ce., 1701 S. 7th
A. Lupinacci, 730 S. 7th St.
Ilcnj. Lander, 1601 Christian St.
H. Miller, 604 S. 2d St.
Metropolitan Music Heuse, 1637 Passyunk
Ave. ,
Jehn A. Moere, 20th and Federal Sts.
O'Hnra Music Stere, 201 Wolf St.
H. PolikelT, 2128 S. 7th St.
Redia Bres., 1511 S. 8th St.
D. Rescnfeld. 231 Seuth St.
G. Russe, 930 S. 8th St.
SOUTH PHILADELPHM "".,
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II. A. Walters, 1408 Seuth St l
J. E. Williams, 1703 Snyder Atb. i
S. A, Welpert, 2017 Seuth St.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
C'Lect Music Inn, 4186 Market St. r
Cunningham Piane Ce, G2d & ArcS.
Sta. .
Gee. B. Davis & Ce., 3930 LaneaiUf,
Ave. .
Gee. B. Davis, 5207 Market St, j
Luigl Glullane, 404 is. nun at. , )
fcrnesi iiegemen, tuoe y?"",y(-j.i
Llghtbewn's Music Shep, 6221 Weed-
land Ave.
M. Grass, 221 S. 60th St.
m r.mB. 5637 Chester Ave.
Mclchlerri, Jewelry & Music, 4S"3
Lancaster Ave.
A. Neshanlan. 511 S. 60th St. l
O'Halloran, The Music Man, 7 S. 6w
St !
Widener's. 19 S. B2d St. tMil
Wllmer Music Stere, nu ." ;
Ave '
CAMDEN. N. J. t
M S Bannnch, 1014 Kaighn Ave. I
&AvsrA cnr23A cen,shn ATfc '
W H Kllng Piane Ce., 700 Broadway
Er'v In J. Kruck, 1252 Katghn Ave.
S. Lewis &' Sen, 1109 Broadway.
J. Marslck, 1840 Broadway.
SUBURBAN
Ambler, Pa.
Gee. R. Weikle.
The Spotlight Music Shep, 9 Cricket AT I
Chester. Pa
Baren BresM- 225 Market St.
B. Freeman, 140 W. 3d St.
A. W. Welson, 604 Edgcment Ave.
Darby, Pa.
B. F. Carr, 512 Main St. ..
Shuman Drug, Main & Chester Pike
Norristown, Pa.
Bleck Bres., B. E.. 15 W. Main St.
Gardner, C. R 409 Marshall St.
Youngjehns, E. J 239 W. Main St.
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