'wif'l .V'H Tit' rfi,-)''-- jf M-r:r -v vniVi ' 'V' "?',! f? -."' '"' V ' .) fyr' EVENING PUBLIC LEi)GEI-PH;ADELPHIA,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ilP 'EATS' MANY FOR POOR KIDDIES 500 Scheel of Practice Pupils '..Gladden Hearts of Needy for Thanksgiving Dinner TURKEY N' EVERYTHING ' . I--.1 nnll-U f.f ffPt (rllllGPll Vine hlinurcii !" "' " " ,..'.1, nlens thin mernlns. POO tin ra Toe hBBl haVc' cnnnc,, m(' ' .rfUnK ami vwt1ilnR Umt concerns It. ThttiikKfilvIiiR (linnet. ftrySiriTllie rhlMrcn of the HMioel PrtrtlM. Thirteenth nmi Sprint! 5f3.ltrertH. lmvc saved their pen i. rtn" without the pretzel nt neon til ml tlie randy, that kiuiip ether ilaLZU fertnnnte th.in they fflme a warm Tlinntctglvliiff .lin- "The fchoel platform today wiin elr-ared . licctH of fiwh white pnper Kprenil h front. The children filed up .lnl.1 their offering en the paper. gJJ one beKUi-t ltunK the head of a Hte. from another peeped fresh preen i'ef the celery Mulke. erntiRwi ll'jmel n bright yellow, apples glowed 'nTinnlne the full lenKtli of the pint i m.1 wvpii feet deep were the rtklM lireiiRlit. Heme hntiRht with Sine lnenev of the children, ethcrx 2t te tn" metliPW. One basket wng mde rc.-plendent with strips of purple Sine naner. iinether red mid Htlll an an KreVen. And there wer.e lniRC enr Jn. (if Mi(?ar. canned koeiIi and paper C,la.l"n down with .e.llc which tili mean fe mucli te the poorer fani- tK. nf I 10 Cll.v Seme of the pupils contributed money ..stead of feed, nmi ycsieruay it ere wn.s g in bank $500.80. This inorn inern hi the baskets in which tlic money was rtllectcd were tWinR up nctiln. Silver Sellnrs fell In with n merry, jangllnp dink and crisp live-dollar notes peeped 0Ter the edge of some checks. Girls and boys wlie have been out of lie fdioel for as tunny as six and seven rjirs send letters expressing n regret It their inability te be there mid in closing chirks as their share of the splendid worn uus senuwi um.-.- i-v.-ii The pupil, demure jrirN and mis chleTOiti little fellows, tumbled Inte the nsjemblv room te sing songs iind sec the taskctsn- they were piled en the plat form. Thev innged In uges from six te the elder girls of eleven and twelve, la tie eighth grade. "Over the river and through the weeds Te trnniinieiner m iieusc we ;.. Thin, piping voice ill first, but up tl song went en they brenme mere tare of themselves and one little fellow threw back his head, puffed out lii liwt ami sang with till the force in lii lungs. Fer nil the world he looked like i feathery bird singins nn curly merp- It; song. . Theodora Mini, nn eighth griuje pupil. read President Harding's ' Thanksgiving pvei'liiiiiiitimi nnd singing I i merry tune the children left the room. The leve of human nature, the joy of firing was relleeted in each shining boy and Rlrl face. Many Mellicr were present nt the exercisi? nnd sume i them heljied the I teachers pack the baskets, about one hundred nnd thirty of them. Hcsldcs this contributions nre Acnt te day mirnerie?, hospital nnd homes. Fathers of the pupils deliver the bnskcts, every one uniting in the Acrvlcc for ethers. boy kIllIdIn attempt te see boxing bout Charles Vedges, 16, of 29 N. 34th 8t., Falls Frem Ice Palace Reef Efferts te cc the Leenard-Kreedmnn bout free nt the Ice Palace, Ferty-ftixtti mid Market Htreetx. last night, led te the denth of Clinrlrs Vegdcfj, 20 North Thirty -fourth street. The boy fell from the reef of the building where he lind climbed, first from the reef of the boiler room nnd before that from the top of an auto mobile. The crnsh of the boy's" body falling en the reef of the smaller build ing wns henrd by empleyes who culled for n physician. The boy wns taken te the Mlscri Mlscri cerdla Hospital nnd, died there nbeut three hours later. It Is said mere than one boy of the neighborhood has seen fight nt the Ice l'nlaec by climbing up a rope ladder attached te the reef of the higher build ing. This lndder, nttnelied during the day would permit one te climb up and sec what was taking plnce Inside by peering through n skylight. P. R.T. WOULD STOP BUSSES RUNNING TO NAVY YARD Object te Competition Since Traffic Has Fallen Off The 1'. It. T. filed n complaint with the Public Service Commission today nskliig tliut the licenses held by buses operating from the nerthcastc.ru section of the city te the Nuvy Yard be re voked. Frederick h. Itnllnrd, counsel for the P. It. T., Mild since the company took ever the loop built by the Government during the war, which runs a mlle in side of the Nuvy Yard gates, the em em peoyes of the Navy Yurd hnvc been reduced from 11,000 te less than 0000. He also suld the passengers en the two lines running te the Nnvy Yard have decreased from SOUO dally te -IWIO, ami tlie operation of curs ever the loop costs the company $10,000 nnnunlly. Commissioner Smmicl M. Clement. Jr., took the mutter under advisement. Fermer Patrolman Dies Kiclmrd Cepcland, former Philadel phia patrolman, who was en u pension, died of heart disease today near At lantic City, where of late years lie has inndc his home. He was employed ns il watchman at the Tnubel Hosiery Mills tit Plcasuiitvilic, N. J. His widow sur vives htm. GOLD WATCHES AT 3 CENTS LEADS TO ARREST OF BOY, 7 Temmy rWdes Accused of Stealing Neighbor's Jewelry Temmy Ilnrdes, seven years old, of 2211 Scars stret, is being held by the pollce te nnswer n (serious charge te wit, grand larceny. Temmy's mother is dend. Ills father, ft mechanic, works hard during the dny and Temmy has been left pretty much te his own resources for educa tion nnd amusement. It would appear tlint Temmy is n boy of somewhat pleas ing manner for until yesterday he had the freedom of the homes of several neighbors, Including the house of Charles Hays, nt 2211,') Scars street. hast night Mr. Hays returned from work te discover that nbeut .$100 worth of jewelry was missing. JJellcving that n professional heusc-brenkcr must have taken them, lie notified the police of the Twentieth and Federal streets sta tion. A detective was nut en the ease nnd In a short time he had trailed- the theft te Temmy Hnrdes. Temmy, it seems, had attempted te dispose of geld watches, leekVts nnd bracelets nmeng his companions at prices ranging from three te live cents. BASKETS OF FOOD FOR POOR Mrs. M. W. Ketcham Distributes 400 Thanksgiving Baskets i Mere than -100 baskets of previsions nre being distributed today by Mrs. M. AV. Ketcham. the "Angel of Ken-1 slngten," nt her home, ,'tOOS Kensington j nvenup. This is nn nnnunl custom of Mrs. Ketcham at Thanksgiving nnd i ClirlsttnnH time. I Tliis yenr 1"00 pounds of beef is being divided up In the basket", lux- urlet being left out mid solid, stlbstiin- I tlal feeds put in, us the need is greater for this sort of feed thnn in provletis years, when delicacies were Included. When persons nre 111 jind needy, the baskets nre delivered te them by menns of automobiles leaned for tills purpose by Kensington merchants. , CAMDEN THIEVES JAILED ( Ucubcn Harris. 1042 Seuth Seventh street, nnd Lawrence Williams. 1721 Van Huren street. Camden, were sen-' tenced te serve three months by Ite- I cerder Stackheusc this morning for the theft of eight boxes of cnrtrldges from u hardware store at Master nnd Vnn ' Henk streets, owned by Mrs. Mary' Cubcrln. v 23, lOgL DDSwSlt Chinese & American Restaurant litfjHJ&W , I jjefT- 1221-23 Chestnut Street WM "P55H TlhiaKalksgiviin Dimmer T MM I J j Be Luxe $11.?5 X 1 NLJ GOOD TYPOGRAPHY fir the cAdvtrtlstr The purpose of the advertiser is te gain the confidence of buyers. Our purpose is te set and arrange the reading matter and illustrations in an artistic and dignified manner that makes for that valuable confidence se much desired. S. WILLENS & COMPANY htlt, Walnut 3746 Ktyslene, Main 2741 900 Walnut St. Philadelphia Expert Typographers ler tluese atwhichte i . . . t '' '" y i it i i liir" nwmwKBemwmamwm&u I XSTx Well! Well! We never thought that our sug gestion last Saturday te spend Thanksgiving here at Strath Haven was going te meet with such a hearty response. Perhaps the' prospect of a delightful drive threueh a charminir countryside tempted some; and everybody wants te knew if we're going te have turkey of course we are ' and everything else that you can think of that makes a Thanksgiv ing dinner an event te be remem bered. And if you like te dance, you'll be delighted with the synco pated melodies of an orchestra that simply won't let you keep still. Better phone your reserva tion this morning. Stl'&tkHdMfJIl SWARTHMORE, PA. . Twenty-one minute from Bread St. Halti-'l AltnmitM Uoiten Olerv In Surnrl.c i.n-1 rnllfemla Cir-Mi r,u. Soups Cream Clitrlien with MinSirenmi. Con-en.ni" a .a lmi. -. KNTItlin Frleit l'llet et seln la Irunoli-e C'hel'O of. nea.t Stuffs Yeunr cr.nent 'fuilw. Cranberry :.ur Pllpt Mlnnen u la rii"Sen .,.. Frlesi" of Sprlnir 1'hlclwn a In Parlscnne Ueasi Sirloin efUtef an Jus SAF.AIt California A-paracus Tips with Mnyetuialfp UrcKslnn Villi HI Alll.l.t Harly June Cirren 1'cun Mushfd or I'ari'ly Snwl 1'iitaie Coffee or T'ii TliarlcaHlnir Purtilinif v-" c.iilfern i ChTry Wine Su or !. Crmin BBC3QSI C3P3S3CSQI IHKJD !CD Served from 12 te 8 Music and Dancing pa ini.lill lumuzavjiM u.,ii.iTW.'m.n nx&- FINE FRAMING Etchings Prints Water Celers Paintings TOE ROSLMUCII GALLERILS 1350 U'nlnnt Strfft cut price: shoe repairing nnrni QUALITY WORK AT REDUCED PRICES ' jax".L':aji'iuii;:iJ:;'iii!;n!i!i:iJh::!:i!nj:!JiHiiiiiii!u:nrririi;!ii.:uin:!:Lrr'5- The bip; Victer leaves will stay fresh ever g Thnnksfrivinf! g" Victer Bread s Such big leaves of crispy I goodness for only ;. rAYEfj J m c a i a; i Practically every ad vertising man will admit that.he is geed. Of a truth, however, where there is se much skill, there still may be a choice. 'Phene LOCust 5540. 0 lATUVJen nlti 45S--au-,-5!'Ma n Peakl. Necklaces s .nCYfi Bare orient and perfect matching -the result of world-wide influence and experience 5indle Pearls for Additions te Necklaces MEENEHAN'S CAFE 62d and Walnut Sts. BEST. Thanksgiving Dinner, $2.50 Hearts of Celery Queen Olives Blue Points or Little Neck Clams ' Soup Snapper Soup Baltimore or Consomme Julienne Roast Yeung Vermont Turkey Chestnut Filling Giblct Gravy Mashed Potatoes or Imperial Sweet Potatoes French Peas au Bcurc Cranberry Jelly Lettuce and Tomate Salad, Russian Dressing or Fruit Salad Choice of ' Pumpkin Pie Het Mince Pic French Pastry Ice Cream Celfca .V Our- Itrictl. Rolls, 1'ies ami I'ntir a .lr llnl.cit bi Oh hi' 'r , j,,e- VT- -J.via-.w IU1 the mm-WH L4j 1 1 RESTAURANT 1 1 I Thanksgiving Dinner 1 1 riMl tB Choir r of B M 'fit wS Turin i Cli'iji Sum vlth Oinn I'rpprr Ntff.i.' H KtHJL.TJffi L'.??l'f miiMi'.tiiL Aquariums in which your fish can live and thrive. Handsome wrought-iron stands and large glass bowls from $35.00. Alse wrought-iron Jardinieres. The Rosenbach Galleries 1320 Walnut Street ! Quffi O. fi lltn.t , ' ' TV I , Tiir. niciiAnD a. At all our Stores and nowhere else 3 I is ' I B3iPRC ceIV3 trans 'IICI!!!:iHllillll!!llllllll!!!!i;'llllilli!l!l1i!!1l!!lll!l!!i:n!!i!il;ili FOLEY ADVE RTISING AGENCY. Inc. PIIIIADCLPIIIA A rcneeNAi.. senvice coiipebatiom m tfAl PHfLADKLPHIA 3 ! WALT i II te I ON ROOF Tonight Tonight Tonight Grand Reopening This bright spot of Philadelphia has been completely redecorated and is new the most artistic reef in the country, Ne expense han been spared and Philadelphians can beast of i no show place of the United slates. Special FeaturesFun Galore Ne Increase in Service Charge Thanksgiving Day Special course dinner, with Delaware turlpy and Ihe usual flxin's, served from U::!0 A. SI. te 8:30 I M. at $2.75 per plutc. Evening Celebration As a llltiiiK siii(l-up tu it Klorleus day, com? in te (hi' reef and join in the big neinc. Kvcry Indv will he there! SOUVKNIRS ENTERTAINMENT DANCING Service Charge, $le0 Per Persen KK.KM': G. MILLKIl. II. C. CKOWIIl.ltST, President Ass't Manager eQi 9ffiw Founded in 1865 The Heuse Ihaf Meppe Built Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881 Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street. Uptown 6th & Thompson Sts. "If it is net a Victrela, it is a disappointment" e&m vmn ww8gawt.wafig7ra5' Period Console Cabinet 95 (leeks like $250 etibinet) This cabinet has been especially de signed te fit the Style VI Victrela. It can be had in various period designs. We have never been able te offer se much for the money leeks like $250 yet sold by us for only $95. May be 'purcnased through the Heppe Rental-Payment Plan, which applies all rent toward the purchase price. uuvututmviutvuttutviiuuuuuvuuuuuviututM $ Muil This Coupon for Full Information i. P I U P.CnniUowntewn-im.lllOChcHtnutSt.lp....... Jpteun Gth & Thompson Sts. f "'"'" g j CJ.HeppG&Seniu; i i Without any obligation en my part, plcase send full information about your S'Je Period Victrela outfit. iu. u-i'a.i Ourcn O. llcn.l , ' ' ; V Il'.'i" I'd ti en Unl! Sh.-ll re (;.-cpi T'irfli' Se.i -is' i.ulmtci Vuu ..-yeii.il . MEATS I llOiVC Of Oil'- " I iirllru Choir "' lfnmarfii (Stale I luvl; H ( '"' Suru r :''i I rrnh 1iiJliroew; Hviist ririnuiil I'uiitr'l llirHhul Urc-.s.iiw ( nub'rni Xaucc Keast Lei'i c'hi'iI lluili With llekitl A prli- T'filrrlui'i Si, nil (i 11 Beiilrfnl rrnWi I I'd Svrrt Petate or Munhitl Petate Pctf. 1'tnx "i-ii'l Snlad DESSERT I llAJ.-f Of 111." I'uiiiHuff U ih (,i. Itreii'lil haui'r pl:i'l t K It'll', Ynufl li.ii ruviii ( l..-i s ' ;n ,t Mill vji t il ' i Pll , Vm $1.75 Mfsic .t.v) rnvrN'r tJ te ? P.M.: : fek' '" .v III tu .'.'. i) .1 Thanksgivings .1 fienumc Appetizing Dinner awaits you (,t the & .dZfiilit JPSC" WXT Restaurant Special Full Course TURKEY (1 9c DINNER P A 0 Served II A. M. te 9 V. M. II.VllT I IK'kt ill Iinl I i'I.ti ((iirrn llllvi". Ctrtl.i"! nim :i In Krllif Unnst 011117 frntmit 'I nrtp ctit'-tii'it ruiiiiB Cr.inlierr' .iuii'. I iimllcil ri'l I'nl.itiii". .:trilcji ivih lpiirl nt l.rttiuc ltli 'I'li'Mianil leliinil llreHlnc Hit Mini., nr I'linuikln 1'lr tir i helir nf !', I rmin ( iifl'ci', Trii or Milk 510 Market St. M&m W mkriySfSBS 1 1 mm&SZ B I fl mhz&s i i S i n I i RSsW, L fi Wfj'T-' n t5 WW M vfi'; g 12 N ?g3ap?SgSSSEMSSS? . . , r I I "A T4- ,,Un w., r in &m ftrtlir nlATOC r i i tat n nci i vvu kai in any vi vui uiuvtj &s. &&-Z Kf ... - M. zsa ; EO- iieraesleaMarmsiic X l527ChGStT1Ut&t. Thanksgiving Day Dinner, $1.50 11.30 A. M. 0 P. M. Gr&pefm!t. Miraiehlne or BlufPO.Bf Cei-kt.! Celtnr OUtm Cram et Chteken a ll Rein Reut Stuffed Vermont TurXfy Can'll'xl Swi"t Feutcwi, CrnbiTTr 81 je Het AlDreu HelUnii Lettucs and Tomj.te SlUd Choice Ice Crm. Tumpkln or Mines Tit Plum Puldlnr CelTe Ten Milk 12th St. Our Oilier Shep 29 S. leth St. 1.110-M Urury St. aaCTi'in fa 51 f i' "M ' 'I. il llli'im."'! Ill' '!n"!'ill.i'"! , " 'i:l,,i!M!l!l!lJ!!!iaf iiillEPiillk, ?, .' ',:i' '!lll . . 0!, itertiKliW UMWU HOTEL HANOVER ' Arch at 12th Street Twe Mecks Frem Bread Street Station; One Bleck Frem Heading Terminal Thanksgiving Dinner Special 1 12 te s:;;e P. M. i $2.00 It.'ll I'linnc TJtTK i' -ty'l 1 - ""-" IlllJ llllll Nlrl.l f .""T , l.ecuvl IrtUi"' ''' n" "" I ' 1 ' . i, ii'hi iiiiiNiiC,,v:aiiI!!iiJ 1016 Chestnut Street American and Chinese T i'im -nn hi iiiigagWBmaB Wmm MSt5 ,:. i.iiXx x it" .1i ''- : !c 5.j.jxi3t'i.: ITI'tl til III K I' The ALDIME I HESTAURANTS AND COFFEE SHOP 31 U A Eat Your Ik THANKSGIVING DINNER nt ffianscem's Strictly first class and at less cost than can be prepared at home, with the high price of turkeys. Table d'Hete 80c, $1.10 & $1.25 I'.'il ( In.llmt !. mw iif.tiiui t. XVi Wiiluiit x. id -ii. I '.M Murkil -. 'ii:i M.iii.i-i -t .". M Mnrl.ft -m. lilltll - I. There'll lie a plate for you en . Real Thanksgiving Dinner $L75 -r K'" '. mi . . .,'i,' v . . i.i . , i: ( 1023 frlarhrt Street wm Thanksgiving 1 Dinner 1 7 and 9 N. 2d St. TAXES Zeisse'sHetel'l 820-822 Walnut St., Phila Thanksgiving Dinner, $1.50 ntOM MKIN Til K..1II I'. M Ii . . i l!.., I I II 1IIU.' 1'. 01 .' ' ' ,.M I ... - I .. t 1 IJH- II I) . -, i h.. .0 nl 'l.il.l'r hip ,. t.i I Mi .ti 1 1 1. n Olll. l,i li IV- ' mi I'll. in i' .il !.;. nl 'li'l'HIilli .. l.. Ol'lllll.'ll HV Httl-f lit- oil 1 u.. . I'll...-. Hi. ill i.Ul.v.' Till If . I i ' . mui .. , in ! ! . i. ! 'i nn.' Uil .. in' i , ,l ., i'. i,. .. ' n '. II,. , i.i (. M .!... I I' i ,, iuulin..r H'l Uruln Hruv . .,,,, Cin.li.'.l H '. I'm ,i.. A i-1. .miiN Tlnj i ii , . i -. ei i. .. .,f I n. 1'iWi I'miii.. In 1'iv. llui M.ne l'ie MiHlll'iH 1(1' I'llmllnu I'lmn IVi.nl i Or. ,i m iritwiii Pertin Walllnei Trein IS'00 Noen te 8:S() P. M. t&r.iLv le rvi. liens ftsesa-.a im m a x?mm. t Sxfii "i "! '!l K SS HU )fi Cor. 12th S. Chestnut Sts. Restaurant & Cafeteria Old-Fashioned iwsGum TURKEY DINNER $1.50 -,i Mil 1 n in 1 1 tn s I' M. ..Mil u.t nn-Tmjt.f.n'..trantnTj jqjJ Served Frem 12:30 te N '. M. ()-tcr Cei'Utai' lock Turtli' a la iiKl.ii-e ll'llTJ Olic- Ifeast Turkt') and t'ranbcrr ,It'll A-paraKU- Mellandaisc (itiulictl Swei't Potatoes Kells and nutter Keinainc Salad ,, Itussian Dressinc Het Mmcv Pii or Ice Cream toffee. 'IVa (r il 19th & Chestnut Sts. : K t : is ): is K 11 ; ;( :)!, 1 In r r ft 1! Tt I 1 'ft ViHri Italian v:JL.MESlAU3aANT 11302 FILBERT ST.. 2d I l-or Special Thanksgiving Dinner . . , 1.2S -,j'. ALAMUT RESTAURANT 21 We. 10th St. Thamksffivimu Da Diesner 75cte$liO I rutl .i,nl ( liliLfii v...ii . ... , """Iir .-Mll '-i iuiimk Mtr.UillKl 7 nn nit nir iini Urn. n - .. . . ,,,,n iluilip nf riiim liiitilnir, U'lur SU,irfti "f rrinn and TuU ' i H r ( in uberr OIUtA u,rUL I'm. The Twe Best PhJ's ,e Eat " l'lmiil..itliiK r.- II,.,, ,i Special Turkey Dinner, $1.50 Regulnr Real Dinner, 75c Kaufman's Restaurant N. IV. f'nrnpf I cnnl.Hi. t.t entinpten Vsbj ",r,,r" THANKSGIVING S7.2J Dinner Ihi- IipI nmi l,KEF l.iiiikHxifin -lirfiul in tuun rtrn iniiikri) ilh I' l( hi t IV hi'lYTIUa IT li GLE RESTAURANT rn t - l -i.i 1 :s N. mi, hi, te r . ,
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