.w'v,; -!,;;a .v,. -:! ;;,.! lu-AtttKt-, - .,; J" ', wjf t EVENING PUBLIC LBPaBRr-PHIIiABBIPHIA, TUESDAY, N0VEMT3EB 22 Kfffl? WIFE TAKES HUSBAND'S PLACE INC AMDEN PULPIT Mrs. Frederick W. Mathews Thinks Weman Should Be Able te "Replace" Spouse if Really Necessary tt U nt everr minister's wife who ran tet into '" br' when her husband Is awayand nil n pulpit, at that. t'ut k'rf, Frederick W. Mnthewn ilnpi net -top there; net only dei .h .m'ftk in plnec of licv husband, who l Kr of the Hermi.1 Presbyterian rhtirch. ft Camden, but oho h In great .immikI nt ether times ns well. dfs5y night Dr. Mntl.ev.-H was called tn preach- In this city, nnd Mr. Mitlic undertook te take his place. Announcements, were prepared nml dis tributed te that effect, and when llm evtninff eervlcn began the church wau dlleil te overflowing. Taking ter her text e pasrnee from die fourth chapter of St. Matthew. Mr Mathews preached en "What a Weman Can De." When the, had fin uhed. the congregation was convinced that 'n woman can de n. let. Although ahe Is net a professional orator, Mtb. Mathews Is no novice at nubile tpeaklng. As n girl In Londen ,he became interested in religious work, w, eaai LAmas tests I Gifts A 4 -It. G.nalne Red Cedar Chst1 CO far JJ(..JV Gerryce Cedar Chests Ja$t the Gift for Her Teu cannot select a mere wanted and useful Xman Gift than one of our genuine red cedar chests. Bar lllrect from the Manufacturer Save Meney 8ee Our Display Frederick R. Gerry Ce. SALESROOM, 1835 Market Street I ou feel n llinll of B r ride and anticipation 1 when you have definite H 8 ly decided that you are IM going te buy a Mercer. Jg Perhaps these prices IB l will help you te decide, la Touring . . $3950 Runabout . $3950 Spert . . 3950 Raceabeut . 3950 Touring Limousine, $5250 Coup, $4850 Prices F. O. B. Tralhn, N. J. Tite Extra Tlrtt and Tubat Included Im Standard Equipment Curran-McDevitt Moter Ce., Inc. 033 N. Bread St., Phila. I'henr, t'eiilnr 8048. ll.n Irnhu Manufactured by MERCER MOTORS COMPANY.Trcnten.NJ, j;nn:irjiiiiLiiurii!iii.inittiHHiniTiiriiirifinniuiimtiii!:i:t'i:4;iii:m:jMjnKiianaiiii;: Big, Meaty, Selected oJdez Insure the success of your Thanksgiving baking At all our Stores JuTHiTiaraiaiiiiBiiimfaifliinnniinuininiJuniri'iiKianaHianniKHHniihUfliir iiira CfcLESRATEB WIHfc rt5 ' he CDDI IX w K-ES k. "- J- fcr INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER Y ' V ALEXANOCn B. MOTT. N.w H.tIUI Medical Colfiae, Suroen filtu Hospital! "I h.v. mad urflelsnt u of the Buffalo Mln.ral JPMngs Woter te b Mtlifled that It """ vary valuable lUananantlA K'PO'll". In tha Gouty Diathesis, .ninl! 'n'lmmatlen of the Dladdar! tv'nfy Oreani It may be .llTen te .th.' me,t "tlsfaotery results." luffale Mlneral Sprlnes Water ' helpful In the treatment of Albuminuria, Bladder and Kid ny Stones, Bladder Inflamma tion. Enlarged Prostate, Rhou Rheu Rhou jetlsm, Gravel, Gout, Meurltls, "rlQht't Dlsoase, Dlnbetos.Acl Dlnbetes.Acl Dlnbetos.Acl etl, Dyspepsla and Nausea yem any MUM ,t ,a an act,y0 "'taeld Diuretic. ' nyildans and ether Interested PSriena are Invited te wrlte te jne Sprne9 for i,p)fty Year of Medical Opinions," a little book about Buffalo Mineral Sprlnns vor written by many proml preml rnt Physician In all parti of we country. At all Drugglirtj. 'PfALO LITHIA SPRINGS VIRGINIA - nml neke often In The A'61reme. an in ntltutlnn lmllar te the Y. V. C. A. Later, when Mic and her hueband rynjP te ' this country nml settled In the Middle ftf. she continued te speak be fore rnrieiiH rellsieus nnd clfic or er or gnimntlenft, and i1ic developed a style nil her own. bated upon n direct, filnrere nppreach te n subject, without recourse le these oratorical nrtlfices which tncctt spenkei-K employ. Four months nse. when Ur. Mutli.ni-. and IjI family began their neunpanry of me luunac et me uumien church, there was talk of closing the church : today the building's capacity Is taxed t every MrVlee. In these four months Mrs. Mathews spoke once before In her uusbnml'n place, and she wna e (.ucctsisfu! that the congregation was eager te hear her hpeak again. "f think there tJieuld pe mere of this ort ei.'iiuig none uy the women." paid Mrs. Mnthcns. "They can de se much soed, and there In much need of It. I knew there are many tnltigH that take up a woman's tlmchoudewerk, chil dren and geed work of ether ports but it btemn te me that there is still llhie te ftpreari the A eru of Hed. "I de net think that n woman should actually undertake the respenMhtllty el a church. That Is tee much for any woman with home duties, but there are thousands of women who. could de the erl of worn that I have mentioned nnd that I myself am doing." Mrs. Mathews is a quiet, xoft-relecd woman of middle aec, whose face reflects the seriousness of her purpei.e. At the same tlmu she has the cupnble nnd ef- and ficltnt leek of n geed housekeeper her home is ns neat as it pin. Dr. Mathews 1b fortunate In having a family thai dan relieve any situation that confronts a church. His children nil king in choirs, and one recently came te the rescue when his soloist wns unnble te appear. Anether can nluy the organ when the necessity arise. Within the circle of his ewhhcarth he Is protected against any contingency. True enough, hln family lacks the numbers te provide an emergency .con gregation, but If the past is any cri terion, thpt emergency will never arise. TRAIN IN MINE CAVE-IN Passenrje'rs Imperiled by High Ten sion Wlres Near Plttsten Wllhcs'IUrre. Nev. '-"J. The train leaving Wilkes-llarre at midnight last night for Sernnten ever the Laurel Line, an electric system, ran Inte a cavt-ln at lukcrman. near Plttsten. Mann & Dilks 1102 CHESTNUT STREET MEN'S DEPARTMENTS IN SELECTION, quality, dependability, wc cannot resort te price quo 1 tatiens te attract purchasings you are assured of real value and as much aa can be given. MEN'S OVERCOATS Of Scotch and English fabrics in all weights. Made te order. BUT READY-TO-WEAR in models that have a cut that ia unusual nnd here only. NECKWEAR During the wnr France, Italy and Switzerland did noth ing new. We urc new getting new weaves and designs, nlse of the English nqunre.i end Irish poplins. We buy nothing thnt is net ceniined te us. CUSTOM SHIRTS Shirt troubles we have the measurements of evor ten thousand patrons ludies ordering for Christmas pifta le the male members of the family kindly de se by Decem ber 1st. HOSIERY AND GLOVES '! lel our stock makers. We give no is e plac collect ce le the skimpy, poorly shuned sort ed from the established nnd reliable SHIRTS READY-TO-WEAR Ne, net the factory any old kind but shirts that are all identical in cul made from one pattern in nil fabrics sleeve lengths, etc. GOLF AND FOUR-PIECE SUITS English fabrics thut have had years of testing for out door use made te our order, but ready-le-weer. Mann a Dslks 1102 CHESTNUT STREET Auburn Closed Cars Reduced $500 Formerly New Reduction Sedan . . . $2995 $2495 $500 Coupe . . . $2995 $2475 $520 These reductions, important as they arc, tell only phrt of Auburn's story. Your actual saving en an Auburn Coupe or Sedan totals $800 and better. Here is why: The 1922 Auburn is an entirely new model, embodying 42 important betterments. The 1922 Auburn Coupe or Sedan, if brought out a year age, would have cost $3300, or even mere. Auburn holds a unique position. Materials from lastycar are cleared. And Auburn's financial position is unusually strong, carrying with it distinct buying advantages. These reasons make possible the NEW 1922 Auburn. Andthey ac count for the greater value you get in Auburn closed cars. See the 1922 Auburn Coupe and Sedan at our showrooms. Learn the "reasons why" back of Restful riding in this bettered car at a lowered price. West Philadelphia. Cunningham Moter Ce. ISI."i rhfulqut M. Phene It.ir hb SMmi NEW PRICES,, e. b. Auburn, Indiana: S-Pajunatr Teurini, $1605; ReaJsltr, $1670; 7.Pu itnxtr Touring, $1760: Coupe, $2475: ScJan, $240$. Cord tires standard equipment en all models AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, AUBURN, INDIANA PIERPOINT MOTOR CO. 64143 North Bread SI. Phene Poplar 3B02 Open Evenings The first car yartly crossed the cave, tint the second cur mnk into the cave several fett. Passengers en the cars were In danger from both the third rail nnd high-tension wires, but after nearly two hours' work all were rescued. 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