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THANKSGIVING TREAT FOR NEEDY
Church Services Are Fdllowed
,y Usual Program of
Eats and Sports"
Ifeasts for the peer
fr.r America eives tbnnkn. fellow
t immemorial custom and obeying tbe
iLnmatlens of Trcsldcnt, Governer
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'i."RJ Wnn with Tbankwrlvine
rl In virtually every church of
fw rlty where hundreds of thousands.
'lJ tfulef the benefits of the iat,t year,
-iSmnly eave tbanks te Ged,
tel i same spirit of thanksgiving, made
m.M(tti In poed works done for ether,
SStad the day of the poeV and tht
inlun, who were cucsts at many
Thinltsjlivlng dinners.
In the homes of the city, with a
Bneklne turkey-or mere bumble
rllclten en tbe diner table, flankeJ
lr the cranberry Eauee nnd pumpkin
At which cubtem nnd uppctlte ullkc
jjjtjtjft noonday prayer of tbnnkft
lusty, rrhaps, but none tbe leea tin
ttit went up.
K. of C. Honors Dead
bne of the most impressive church
KrvicM wae the annual solemn mads of
iMiilem for the souls of dead mcmbcrM
of the Knights of Columbus, which be
tin at 0 o'clock in the Cathedral of Sts.
htcr nnd Paul. The Itcv. William .1.
Ciuj, of the Church of the Ascension,
vis celebrant; the Itcv. Jehn S. Smith,
of the Cathedral, deacon, and the Rev.
Jehn .7. Hlckney. nle.e of the Cathedral,
nb-dencen. The sermon was preached
Ir'tie Kev. Edward J. Lyilg, who was
la OTerscas chaplain during tbe war,
ind who Is new stationed at St. Ed
ilrd's Church. The families of KnlfthU
,cf Columbus who died during tbe year
occupied scats nt me ireni et tne ua
tkedral.
"Anether irapresive Catholic wervice
mi the reception of new members l:i
the Third Order of Mount Carmel, in
(he chapel of the Carmelite?, Sixty
tltth avenue and Yerk rend. The re re
rtptlen as in charge of the Rev. Jehn
J. Moere.
TtMnn Thanksslv'nir hcrriepa wptp
vcendueted at the rrchbyterinn Church.
10 Uidse avenue, in which the Uap
tist Church, the Grace Rcformed Epis
copal Church, the Lutheran Church of
tie Redeemer and the fcthediht Epl Epl
cepal Church all participated. The
Her. William B. Coeke presided. Other
clergymen participating were the Rev.
Arthur T. Mlchlcr. Lutheran : the Rev.
I. B. Gallagher, Methodist Episcopal ;
tie Rev. A. J. Kllpatrick, Pretectant
Eplicepal.
The Andersen Presbyterian Chun'h,
the Christ Lutheran Church and the
Bjwoed Methodist Episcopal Church
met thin morning In the newly dedi
cated Bywood Methodist Episcopal
Church for u united Thanksgiving berv
1, The pabters of all the churches
took part.
Peer Are Assured Turiiey
Seme felkH who consider tbcnibelves
Tell off ordinarily, but net uenllliv
eneujh te afford u "bird with the fis
la'" at this j ear's prices, perhaps
envied tonic of their poorer brethren to te
da; who were the guests of various or er or
tanlzatlens ut Thankwriving diuneib.
The Philadelphia Chapter of the
KnUhts of Coliimbne has for Rprnl
years taken n real Thanksgiving Dav
Inte the Catholic orphanages of thi'i
city, end this jpar thirteen heinu.i had
Joyetls relttintleny.
Mere thitn two thousand children bud
the turkey, cranberri nnd the pump
Wa plw. The Knights acted as wait
ers, and while th meal vas being icrvi-d
the children were told entertaining
lories. Following tfir illnnnr dm..
in; and various kinds of entertainment
vre held.
The committee in charge cer.ipriPel
Jeseph H. StiaesMe. chairman: Rebert
E. Reves, Edward M. Purcell. Willi.tm
C. Hayes. Jr.. nnd S. J. Wise. The
officers of this chapter nre : Albert J.
Becker, chairman : .Tnimti C. Smith,
We chairman : Rebert E. IW. rn!iR.
jrer, and Rebert V. Hepburn, eecre-
The bemej in which celebrations took
Phec uer: Cathedral Day Nursery,
M Summer -treet. William J. Haley,
wlUdelpbla Council, in charge; Catho
lic Itorje Bureau, 1702 Summer street,
we I aean. San Salvader Council, in
terse; Catholic Heme for HeMltut
tnlldrcn, Tuenty-ninth street nnd Al
JJgheny atcnuc, Themna A. Murray.
?mSedm0 nnrr5 Council, in cburg,-;
St. Rasil's Heme, S22 North Seventh
weet, L. J. Kabsnacht, Bishop Neu
an Ceiincll. in charge: St. Jereph'n
i.e,i $"?ntii ad Spruce i-trccts,
aamuel 1 uher, P.rowneon Council, in
large.
Tt,,V'!?ccnt(t Heme, Lnnsdenne. Pn.,
Jeseph A. Haly. De Sote Council, in
JWje; Sacred Heart Orphan Atylum,
"OJerlh Sixty-Ofth street, St. Mn
wilr II,eme Seventieth street and
woodland a;enue, Cornelius O'Rrlen,
Snn0,mc111 in charge; St. Jehn'ti
lerac, Terty. ninth street and Wyalus
8J,e?,,0V. Jehn Da,J'. Celumbim
TrLll,?-?-'larsV St- Vincent's Heme,
jweny, William J. Hill. Isabella Couu Ceuu
p"' 'a, carge ; St. Edmund'e Heme,
f erty -fourth street nnd Havcrferd avt
?ii '. 'rr!- ri;rnn. Columbus Coun Ceun
W.J5 chaise ! St- J"eph's Heme fur
HwMlew Bevb, 705 Pine street,
tlnn i.Wl?ns c"tcrtainment will be
SnJP5f th? , Philapla Society, which
W present "A Night Off" in the East
Surlrfc Aaue Methodist Epiwepal
u?ay Scheel auditorium.
.fri..ui?nif Women's Christian A
.llrs. Sarah Kctchum was able te till 100 baskets with goodies for pcople
In Kensington who really need help. She was photographed at her
home, 3008 Fraulifenl avenue, jestcrday afternoon as a lad leek his
basket home
Thanlcsgiving Program
Is Varied in Character
Religious services, utblctlc events,
turkey dinners for the peer, enter
tainments and the year's biggest
football games will mark today's
observance.
Masses of Thankegivlng ordered
by Cardinal Dougherty for ull
Catholic churches.
Morning services In many churches
of various denominations.
Salvation Army dinner for 500
peer persons.
Knights of CeIumbuB Thanksgiv
ing Day dinners nnd entertainments
for orphans in Catholic homes of
city.
Beeth -Tucker lecture at Salvation
Army Memerial Auditorium, morn--lag,
afternoon and evening.
Germantown Beys' Club, program
of utbletlc events and dedication of
war memorial.
Donatien Day at Lankenau Hos
pital. Christmas Seals go en bale.
Radner Hunt races.
Penu Cernell football game.
be a Epcclal Thanksgiving service iu the
Fifth Street Methodist Temple, nt &34
North Pifth street. The Rev. Maurice
E. Devlt, patter of the church, will
preach the sermon nnd selections will
be given by the Temple Quartette.
Tlie Ancient Order of Hibernian's
held a degree exemplification this after
noon in .Mercantile Hall, Bread street
nbec Master nt which Dle candidates
cre Initiated. The ceremonies were
in charge of the Schuylkill County
degree team of forty members. This
evening the Hibernians will held a re
ception nt their own clubhouse, 1000
North Bread street. Addresses will be
delivered by the Rev. Jehn J. Wheeler,
State chaplain ; Monslgner Gerald P.
Coghlan, county chaplain emeritus;
Jehn T. Deyle, uuttenal director, of
Baltimore, and ether prominent mem
bers. Captain Themas E. O'Neill,
county president, will preside.
An impressive sen ice at the Ger
mantown Beys' Club was the dedica
tion of a memorial fireplace, erected In
memory of tnirty-feur workers und
members of the club who gave their
llcs during the war. The speaker
was Bayard Henry. TIip club began its
Junier League Cress-Country Cham Cham
iiienship this morning and has u pro
gram of beecer games, basketball and
indoor baseball.
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HEAR
GRIFFIN
B
IBE
CHARGES
Fermer Secret Sorvice Chief
Here Accused of Offering
$50,000 in Rum Deal
TO SHIP WATER FOR LIQUOR
Deaths of a Day
In Kensington providien bas been made
for ether than the '"liouse girls," from
umeng these girls who are net living
nt home. About 300 girls will enjoy
the dlnnprs, which they will pay for,
(heugh the price will be kept low.
Christmas Seals will be plant en
hale for tbc firet time this afternoon by
h T'hiliidplnhin Hciillli (Vimmli ...J
Tuberculosis Committee. The sale will I JlsPltal, where she had btcu confined
UCgin at tne rcnu-uernell loetball came ,ur ,u ,aBt- mrce meiiine.
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MISS HARRIET SAYRE
Noted Educator Dies In Chestnut
Mill Hospital
Miss Harriet Sayre, principal of the
Springside Junier Scheel, nt St. Mar
tins, Hied Tuesday in the Chestnut Hill
JL'"." has announced that "a cry
Seb 1 ?,e.nnw" wm b Ber"d n
Ire att. ' h,0,Vse Blrls"- tliere who
BranA tbe.T w- C- A- The Central
Public- nl' b? "Vte ,h" c"nml
2Ja t0 the public for ai' hour, and
at Franklin Held.
Dinner at Presbyterian Heme
Thankgivlng demier was provided
for the 175 inmates of the Presbyterian
Heme for Widows and Single Women,
at rifty-eighth btreet and Greenway
avenue. Many of the inmates are nieru
than nlnjty yrars old.
At their Thanksgiving dinner thp
children of the Heme for Teaching Deaf
Children demonstrated their efficiency
In lip reading and speaking by going
terwarrl nnd nEKlng for what they
wanted. Tbe children et tb! Norweou
schools provided the eatables for the
Thankegivins dinner at tbc Tayler Hos
pital. Each child had been atked te
bring eeme article of feed. The people
of Lansdowne, Darby und Ridley Park
formed a ccntial committee, which
gatherid geed thinss te eat and today
distributed them te the peer of the
neighborhood.
Six women of ninety jenrs or mere,
the eldest nincty-Mnen, enjoyed the
chicken dinner which was served at tbc
Heme for Aced nnd Infirm Colored Pit
sous, at Belmont and Girard avenues.
Previous te tbc dinner Mrvices were
held in the chapel.
"The Nautical Knet" will be pre
sented by St. Bartholemew a Dramatic
Association, at St. Lee's Hall, Keystone
and Unrub streets, Tacony, tonight and
tomorrow night for the benefit of the
chaplain's work at the Heme for the
Indigent.
The congregations of the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Baptist churches of
Gloucester N. J , this morning at 10
o'clock attended a union service held
in tbe Baptist church. There was
music by the ceinbiucd choirs and a
sermon by the Rev. J. Stockton Reddy,
nanter of tbe Presbyterian church.
This evening at S o'clock there will
Mies Sayre was u remarkable char
acter, und. although greatly handi
capped, had many accomplishments. She
was stone neat irem early girlhood, and
her parent died while she was very
young, leaving her. un only child, te
make her way in tbc world.
The Montcs-eri system of tinininz
children ntlractcd the attention of Mis
Sayre. and she. se concentrated en the
methods used that s.be seen became oec
of its lending exponents in this country,
A ffw years later Madame Montcssen
Invited her te visit Reme. Miss Sayre
accepted nnd studied for ret oral jrar
under Madame Montesjert's tuition. Sbr
nttainrd such eminence in her cuem?u
profession that the was presented te
the Queen.
Shortly ufter her return te this couu ceuu
try, Mivs Sayre became principal of
the fashionable .eboel lu St. Martins
where her work was must notewerlliv.
She wietc several books en tbu
subject of training children and origl erigl
iiHted ti system of drawing based en tbc
Moutr-sseri plan. Mis Sayre wiu very
well known in the neighborhood of the
school and bad made u host of friends
amenc the tetallv leaf nnrmin in ,v.n
city, hcine instrumental iu forming thcJ
Speech Reading Club. 1
Miss Sayre lived at the Wuvec
Apartments, 1013 Wayne avenue. She
is a cousin of Samuel T. Undine, prcj
deut of the United Gas Improvement
Company, 'and Dr. Rebert S. Me
Combs. Funeral services will be con
ducted Saturday morning at 11 o'clock,
at 1820 Chestnut street.
Mrs. Ada Craven Smith
The funeral of Mrs. Ada Craven
Smith, of 427 East Mount Airy avenue
Mount Airy, will take place tomorrow temorrow tomerrow
nfternoon at 2 o'clock from her resi
dence. The deceased was the widow
of Jeseph K. Smith. She died en
Tneidav night after a Mr weeks lllncfs
Matthew F. Griffin, former head of
the United States Secret Service In
this city, accused of offering a $50,000
brlbe te customs officinle te wink nt
the substitution of water for whisky, the
water te be sWppcd te Greece and the
liquor sold here, will be given an oppor
tunity at n bearing tomorrow te ex
plain his alleged part in the bootlegging
deal.
II. L. Smith, of the H. L. Smith
Company, 1009 Land Title Building,
who receives a further hearing in con
nection with the scandal, will be put
en the witness etand. He is te show
cause why bin permit te deal in alcohol
and whisky should net be revoked.
Smith received his first hearing yes
terday before Special Prohibition
Agent R. II. Abel, in tbe Vandam
Building. The identity of a mysterious
"Dr. Corella" is also expected te be
revealed at tomorrow's bearing.
Griffin, when seen at his home at
1221 West Thompson street, today,
said :
"As te whether or net I am con
nected in any graft I have nothing te
say. I was out of town yesterday,
didn't get home until early this morn
ing and knew nothing of the charges
that have been brought against ine until
I 6aw them in the morning papers. I
most certainly will appear en Friday
te answer them if they want me, but
I haven't a word te say new. I was
net running nway or hiding and would
certainly have been. In court yesterday
bad I known that I was wanted."
Customs Man Testifies
Thp testimony that n bribe was of
fered customs elficials te pass the water
as alcohol was given by James A.
Burns. Deputy Surveyor of Customs In
this eltv. Mr. Burns said that Griffin
called him en the telephone nnd asked
him te call at his office at nfght. He
went te Griffin's office nnd wus asked :
"De you want te make $30,000 easy V"
Burns testified that be was tee sur
prised te answer, and that tbe offer
nearly Knecheu me en my leet.
"I want you te keep this matter
quiet, but there arc ubeut 13,000 bar
rels et aiconei ana vvuisjiy cemiug te
tills pert and we want te take the
whtskv and alcohol out and substitute
water. Then the water will be exported
and the whisky und alcohol will be
worth $23,000,000 limine bootleg mar
ket. I want you te fix the customs end
of the deal
Naval Officer's 6ridc
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FAY BAINTER
The young star of "East is Wet"
lias just admitted that she lias been
the bride of Lieutenant Cenminudrr
Keglnald Vcnablc, of the I . S. .s.
Arizona, for seme time. Their en
gagenicnt was recently announced
asked him for his certificates for whisky
In bended warehouses. "What wc waul
te de." Lopeteu testified Dr. Corella
told him, "is te withdraw eOOO burrcls
of alcohol and 2000 bafrcls of whisky
from warehouses and bring them te thia
city for expert. We will iibc your cer
tificates in doing this. Then we will
substitute water for the alcoholic
liquors, sell the liquors at the market
price and wc will net have te pay the
Government tax of SO.'IO a gallon. We
will find n market and will sell it
cheaper than ether people who have te
pay the tax."
"I refused te fall for the game,"
Lopoten said, "and another meeting
was arranged in un apartment in
Spiuce street near Tenth, where ether
details were thrashed out. There were
ulte meetings in Smith's office.
THANKSGIVING IN CHURCHES
Camden Congregations Unite In
Observance of Day
Thanksgiving services were held In
different parts of Camden today. The
churches of North Camden united in the
North Baptist Church. The sermun
was preached by the Rev. James Lord,
pastor of the Tubcrnnclc M. E. Church.
The congregations of the churches of
Seuth and Central Camden will as
semble In the Second Presbyterian
STEWART'S BODY
Ti
0 BE SEN! HOME
Les Angele3 Corener Says Phil
adelphia and Baltimere Club
man Committed Suicide
POWDER MARKS AT WOUND
The body of W. Dennell Stewart,
who, according te the Corener, t.het
and killed himself at the home of his
fiancee in Len Angeles, will be shipped
te his home in Baltimore.
Circumstances first pointed te murder,
when M'alter Nordheff. Stewart'b host
and father of bis bride-te-be, firbt dis
covered tbe body. Mr. Nordheff bad
beard voices in the room ever the garage
where Stfetvart slept the night before.
In the morning he found the innn lying
en the fleer, with a revolver nearby.
Later investigations, however, disposed
of the murder theory, nnd left nothing
hut suicide or accidental death as the
cause of the sheeting.
The Corener lDsists that powder
burns en Stewart's head, and his notion
in sleeping ever the garage instead of
the house, indicate suicide. Further
more, the position of the wound, it Is
said, makes It plain Stewart could net
have received it while cleaning the re
volver, although cleaning implements
were scattered about.
According te reports from Les An-
gelca, Stewart carried $20,000 accident
Insurance, but no Ufe insurance.
Stewart wbh llultimer manager of the
bend beuse, of Cnssatt & Ce., of this
city. It ifl said he became despondent
recently, upon learning of the. receiver
ehln for Mip Lincoln Automobile Cem
pany, In which many of his friends bad
heeeme interested, and in winm tie
himself had Invested u
amount
Maryland Infantry, ene of the crack
regiments of the Seuth.
Stewart Is survived by n mother, liv
ing In Washington ; (we hrethcru, W,
Plunkett Stewart, Redmond C. Stevv
art. of Grcensprlng Valley, nnd n nistcr,
Mrs. Frank Bensnll, lender of the
Harford Hunt Club. He was the
jrrnjidHen of David Stewart, who founded
considerable the Bunk of Baltimore. He attended
iniins Jiepidns university and Will-
Tin win tMrtv.twe venrs old. and be- lams College, from which he graduated.
came engaged te Miss Mliry Nordheff
last summer, wane hup was visiting in mage Avenue snep Heuuea
Baltimore. He had been n guest . nt Tllc 8,10p et iTm,k T,m 172, n,d
the Nordheff home about three weeks, nvenuc, was entered at 7 o'clock thin
Ills brother, W. Plunkett fefewart, In nl0rnlng by a Negro burglar, who get
1110(5 jnarrlcd Miss Llsie Cassatt, n j in by ferpln a ,.Mer deer 1Ie ,,,
daughter of A. J. Cassatt who w-as , ,lIs PM,a,)0 w1, fenr cl)iricns nn nute
formerly president of the Pcnnsylvnnl in .! .,. irnti10T. ,, wiitinm
Railroad. During the war Dennell i Tayler, watchman, fired two shots ut
Stewart served with Battery A, IlJthtne feeing man, who dropped the stolen
1 iciu iinniM.x '"""v "" ""' coons and get awny.
Belle Glaire Tea Roem
Fortieth and Perksidc Ave.
SPEC'AL
Oysters en Half Shell
Celery Olives
Chicken a la Prlntanlere
Roast Vermont Turkey
Caramel Sweet Potatoes
Garden Peas
Hearta of Lettuce
rtusalan Dressing
Mince Pie Ice Cream
Dcmltastc
"
" I think the way you he' -
died the campaign was
A-l in. every respect," was
the way a customer re-
cently expressed his
appreciation of
our service
xjillil- uiu ..- .winu i'n- uuvt- IU I imi. I t ir.re Hir. urmnn n t nr.o..heil
his superior elhcei-s. Burns said that ,y tbc Rev. M'alter Hunt, patter of
Smith was the exporting agent of the Tabernacle BaptNt Church,
company which owned tbc a cohe and i r- .i n . , .
.i,ui. Ter the Parkside district the cengre-
utnj . t
cengre
catiens assembled In Hip P.ir'.klrlr.
Druggist Tells the Story Lutheran Church, where the Rev. LI-
Merris Lopoten, a retail druggist, ; mrr 1'. Williams, pastor of the Park-
32Ju West Turner street, was the lirst sdc Baptist Church, preached the scr-
witness heard, lie said that Iip had '""'i. Hie people et Last tamden n-
eeen asKed le attend a meeting in t'i
Klnancp Building liiht Junp nt winch,
according te the witness Smith. Luui-i
Teplitz, of North Pranklin .trcec: Leuis
Crnd, -Kfl Seuth SiMy-thlrd street;
Leuis Sachs. Dr. Corella, a .Mr. Atkin,
Mr. Brown, Mr. Auerbiieh. Mr. Tebiu
and u Mr. Greenfield attended.
Lopoten said that Dr. Cerella bad
semhlrd m ( alvady M. I'. Church. The
Rev. Jelm W. Lynch, pastor of Ashury
M. 13. Church, will preach.
Tin' services were phiniad hv the
Camden Ministerial Union. Offering"'
given at tli" hervieci were divided bi
tween tbc Camden Heme for Priciidh
Children, the Cnrnden Day Nurt n :n
the Maty J. Ball Heme.
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"But hew de you determine what our grade
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If a letterpapcr is palpably beneath the 'dig'
nity and position of a business, it makes little
differencc'what it can be bought for.
The thing te determine first is, what grade of
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is?
It may net necessarily be as geed as Crane's
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of the dominant and prestige building class, feels
that it is among the leaders in its field, it ought
net be content with anything connected with
its business, either the location and architecture
of its offices, the dress and manners of its salesmen ,
the packing of its goods, the character of its
printed matter, or the appearance of its corre
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Coats
of the Better Kind
After Thanksgiving Values
Significant in their Unusualness
Significant of the place "Harris" occupies as a distributor of outer
apparel, of fine fashion and quality, at prices that merit pause. We arc
net saying a word as te the greater value of these Coats that is repre
sented at the price because this will be apparent when you ce th Ceals.
They arc
Superior in Effect and Detail Extraordinary Values
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PHILADELPHIA
Gidding fashions lead when considering smartness
nnd quality. Our present prices are proving that
these may be maintained at prices that are lower,
"quality for quality."
Our Semi-Annual Sales
Are New in Progress
GOWNS SUITS COATS
DAY and EVENING VRAls
BLOUSES nnd I'URS
MILLINERY
Ceils in etTalght-line md blouse effects
rfeme with threw ties and fringe trimmed
In Nennandiet,. Sorrento, reindeer, iu.t
nd black. Included in this let dre ewagcer
apert coats in the geed blur Bnd brown
tones; leather buttons.
55.00
Ceat'., embroidered in wool, clever
straight line effects, with ad without bella;
large sleeves and button trimmings; some
with beaverette, mole and dyed raccoon col cel
lars. ChinrhilU sport coats with convertible
cellar: imluded
69.50
Blouse and etraigjjt-line coats; butte-W
irimmed and embroidered; developed in
Nerniandie and merissvne with .,".."
and nutria cellan.
menssyne with opestur
THIRD I'LOOR
Coath in truth, "of the better kind "
rrimmed and untrimmed effects, tome have
cellars of caracul, sauirrel and mum ,ii
ethers have cellars of self material. Iu line
.-md cesisn these are coats far removed
from the U:ua!
-An Aftermath of Thanksgiving Thanksgiving
Frecks and Gowns
29.50-39.50-49.50
every aspect. Cel' af,ernoen 5nd evening. Distinctive in
SECOND FLOOR
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