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PHILA. WOMEN GO-1 r
TO STATE MEETING
Pennsylvania's New Voters Will
Map Out Legislative Plans
at Wilkes-Barre
EVENINGS tfU&LIC LEDGERPHIIAELPHIA
HONOR SLAIN PARK GUARD
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29; 1921
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JOIN OTHER DELEGATIONS
Pdcpi linns of wiunm icnilrrs from
Philadelphia anil nUn (.'liptn IMqr
uarc nml Mmilffenii'i j t'eiinllrs left the
JJencllitjj'iVrinlilMl leihiy ill 1'J :!I0 o'clock
for Vllkr-l'.nm where tliev will nt
Wnd the tliicc-iln.v cniivpiitiini. IxRiti
lilnfc IcnniirrM. of (he IVniNjIvniiln
league of Women Vnlei.
'flie convention will he pipeliled ever
bv Mr .lilhn O. Miller, the Nt'ite
rhflirmnii ti ml will cnnilclrr n lecit
latle, politic nl. eduC-ntiennl anil or er or
canizTtlen program for the cumins
jenr. Alipreviiintf Ij live hundred
Vetncn will ntlend.
In ndditieii te the delegations from
Philtnlclplila nnd Mtrrniimllng cntiiillc,
members of the Stnte lie.ird of the
IcnRlie iiNe left en the niiie tinin. Tliej
ere te ntlend n inpctlUR tonight In
Wilkes linn 1; of the Stnte Incentive
Committee of the Uenpiie. I'Imiih for l lie
rniiM'iillen iiml reeoiiiiiiendalleiiH for the
oemlns jeiir'h nctivlticw will he dis
filled The members of the Slnle henrd who
Mt tedin me Mrs. Miller. Mr.
Li wis l.nwrencc Smith, vltc ilmlrmiin,
nf StrnlTeid; MUs Mnrthn (1. Tlieiwis,
Mate tn-iiMiier, of AVhltferd; Mr.
Charles M. Lcn. of Ucvcm: Mrs Ur
limn I. Sehwnrtt, of V nneweml ;
Mls Mnrien Hellly. of I'hilndelphln.
niul Mr. 'riininiiH ltes, of Diivlcstnvvti.
The I'liiliulclpliln ileleRiitlen wns
hradeil I'.i Mli Heillj, former denti of
jlrjn 'Miiwr. who is clinlnnnii of (he
I'hiladelphln Lookup el Women Voters.
The ether I'hilndelphln delecntes nre
Mrs Charles J. IUieiicIh. Miss Mutide
Hurt Met 'nil. Miss Lidn Stel.ps Adam-.
Mrs ('. Hnvv.ver Vniix, Miss Luc
Lewis Miss .lullu Lewis, MM Snrnli
I). Lewiie. Mrs, franklin T CIipiip,
I)r nh n ('. Peller. Ma-s Ilnrrirt L.
Iluhl.s nnd Mrs. Samuel I. Wnrrlner.
Tin Chester t'mmt.v delejiilleii wns
Jirmled bv Ml'i. Charles M. I, en, the
reiinlv clinlnnnii. nnd Ineliided Miss
Matlhu ! Thenuis, Mrs. William
Smiili Paeli: Mrs Wtiltej- Wrldit. of
Llneeln I iilM'rsiij ; Mrs. I Huberts
Comfert nnd Mih. IIewcll (iilllnchniii.
of West Chenter.
Alis. Kdwurd Y. Ilnrtshernp. fif
IIaerferd. elinirniaii of tin- lMnvvtire
('eiintv Lenpite nf Women Voters.
lei her cuiint.v's ilp'ppntps who nre:
Mrs. II C Bem . Liitisdewne: Mis. V
I. Maxwell, LniiMhlwne.; Mrs. I'nnl
I.nehenmeer. Lniisdewiie ; Mr.s. Walter
II Cnikraii and Mis. Anna V Grew.
Mrdle : Mrh. Cieileriik 1, Drinker nnd
Miss Liie.v Anthenj, MeIan; Airs.
(.'harks L. Mnrlin and Mrs. Mnrrhiill
Smith, Wnjni nnd Mis. M. A. .Icf
frri of Sharen 1 1 ill.
The MontKeiiier) County delegation,
led hj Mis. Ilermnn L. Sehwtirf.
imwtv r litilt innii. include;! Mrs. '1'.
Dun' an .lust. Ambler: Mr. Pnul Tap-,
ran. Aula. ere; Mi. IIarr. 11 Kehn. ,
Mmnn : Mir. (leerpp Illnlr, Wynne Wynne Wynne
woed: Miss Margaret P. Snunders
AbliiRten, anil Aliss Mar.v I.ippincntt,
Wyiieetp. '
FRENZIED TURKEY FINANCE ,
LANDS YOUTHS IN JAILi
teal Gobbler. .Sell It, Steal It Bacn
and Sell It Twice Again
Twe .reung men wiete the final chap
t"r of a freii7it( TliHiikpglMng tnrke.v
iienl when tliej wpre i-ent te juil fn
default of bail lij Majer Andersen in
the (iluiieester Cltj pidiep i-eurt to te
dar IrMiig ( linsp. frurteen jenrs uhl, nnd
t lnrle Mi'tiai. yixteen, admitted te
the Mm ei thnt thp hail Molen a luilp
nd mid it, n stele It, mid it. bought
it h.iek nod then tesehl It enec mole
J'lic lirvt tool, the tnrkej, a jmskj
tntliK-piiunilpi', alive, from a erm
en Hip mnteititick of .Tumps K. Dojle.
it III rw n. Pa., at the lileiieeiler
feu- 'I hen tlier sold II te Jehn i I -hams
for SL'..iO. Williams put it in bis
Tard and the stele it baek. Then tliej
ild 11 te (ieeigp Klpinfelder iIm for
L' .VI
After the Klelnfeliier ate Ihej niPt
man who mi I it that he would gip S.'t
for n bird. 'I'Iipj uslteil Klelnfeliier,
nd told him that it was a stolen turker
nd iirrsiiHdPil him t Inkp kick bis
?2fi0 and return the tnrkej. 'J he y,
cnntnnipr then get the gobbler.
The bejs entertained the county ofli efli
elsls with mugs and dances en their
ay te jail.
FIRE DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE
Smoke from .1 cengesti'd Hue nreiispd
Miss Clara Unities nl I" ::() o'clock this
morning In her home, ISdl iVnn
itreet. rrankferd She areiisrd Iipi Iipi
hrether. .lebn Ilniiips, and her stater
nd bretber-in law. Mr. and Mrs. I
Loekerie. I'ircmpii cleared awa ob
structions in the Hue. The (lanuge
trus trilling
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NGLAND
FORGETS
HOL
D TRUCK DRIVER
GIRL-WAR WORKERS
Kate Manicom Says These Who
Helped in Plants New en
Laber Scrap Heap
LEADER IN CITY TONIGHT
"I'liplnnd haw lest Its nppierintlen
of the rerrlees of young women during
the war, nnd the glrks of twenty nnd
twenty-one nre being thrown out of in
dustrial life onto the labor wrap pile."
said Kate Mnuieem, of Iondeti, who
represents the working girls nf the world
and Ih coming here te make two ad
dresses. She gae nn Interview In Washing
ton today before lealng for this citj.
Miss Mnnieem has come te this
country ns a icpresentntle of the
Women's Trade I'tilen. which has dele
gates from fertj -eight countries, nnd
she delivered n menage te Secretnrj
Ilughrs en dlsnrinnnicnt. Tomorrow
she will nddress n meeting of garment
workers nnd later will Kpenk en disarm
ament at the Kriends' Meeting lleusp,
L'O Seuth Twelfth street.
."It Is hard te conceive," said Miss
Mnnieem. "of a state of things
' , where n girl is done for industrially ut ,
the age of twenty or twcnt.i -one. but
Mint Is the case with us. (tirls who at
fourteen went Inte facterr work nt the
beginning of the wnr and were kept i
Imsj at what we cnll repetition work
feeding inncliiucs--nre new twcnt.i. and
occurring In Knglnnd. The rIHb de net
knew where te turn, "" . L
"Often they luive relatives dependent
en them, because the men of the family
nre gene. The (ievcrnment hns offered.
In conjunction with the Snlvatlen Arnij,
te pav their expenses te the colenien and
provide eniple.Miient there, but It Is net
ensy for n girl, ulmidy broken in spirit,
te cnilgrnlc. Such nn act requires Ini
tiative, nnd It cannot be expected that
these girls will possess Initiative nny
mere than shell -shocked soldiers could
be expected tli possess It."
ALLEGED THIErCAUGHT
AFTER CHASE OVER ROOFS -
After nn Intpiest tednj into the death
.... mi j -r.ulxn Alier Vlel nf i of Mlx-pnr-eld Albert Motion. ,1).,
' 'ie
Electrician te Heme
Jacob Steinberg-. 'JViO IJ,ieklnsen
street, captured Inst night after a chase
ever reefs and thretigl nllejs. was held
In .?IOO bnll for further hearing by
Mngistrnte Dougherty.
Steinberg Is nceiiscil of stenlitiK n y
watcli nnd mono) en two successor oc
casions from the home of Xntlinn Pell.
IflOfl Point Hrce7e avenue, wheie be
liad gene te de electrical work Ac
cording te Peli Steinberg was nt lil-j
home last September and nfter he had
left a watch valued at S10." and about
Slfl in cash were mlsed. A fe dajs
age Steinberg uppeared nt his heiue
again nnd .5'J," wns mibsed after his
visit.
Pell reported Jho matter te the police
nnd Patrolman Siminteti wns sent te I
Steinberg's house. When he saw the
patrolman Steinberg .lumped .from a
second-story window en te n shed and
then cut through the nlley bnik of tin
house. He was overtaken nt Twentj
first nnd Dickinsen streets.
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avenue, nnd struck the boy ns he was!
It living the selinel.vnriL He died n few
hours nftcrwnrd in the Hnbneiiiulili ;
llespltnl
It was held In Walts that due te (lie
ain-seiiked street nnd fnults In tlie
ng, the accident could net nave
en prevented aeraunin j-ukivi.
liachei of the Hancock Scheel, testi
fied Mint It Is net unusual en wet d.v
for trucks te skid te the sidewalk, and
Mint It has been bis custom te stand en
the sidewalk when the children leavi
the schoolyard and te see that they get
out of the neighborhood in quickly n
possible.
lie said thnt be bad complained te
the new accident prevention division el
the Police I'.urenii of the condition of
rnirmeutit avenue at this point Hi
said Mint the viw Hacks are of the an
clenl Hut -groove variet.v and that In
c.,... i ,.r I tin sehoel tliern Is ii slicht ele-
1 Milleti which often'kneeks unsuspecting I
dilvers out of their course. i
automobile truck driven bv Watts two. Detective Kanewell. altactied te tne .
....obe nir,. "he trneU- i' iiiici I IP SIP- ,1 WPIHiein line i tiin'Jiiv u -11..10 ru.
walk in front of the Hiincecl: Public tlen. confirmed the testimony
Scheel. Twelfth street and Fnirnietiut teacher.
.tiin 11 -
IN DEATH OF dig
Machine Driven by Rebert
Watts, 1833 North Ninth
Street, Killed Schoolboy
iven Vn riiieinil .avenue. lotener
Knight held Rebert Wntt. I"s.'!: North
Ninth street- without nan i"r me
lira ml .lur.v .
The child wns fatally Injuiecl bv tin
of the
POLICE DEFEND KILLING
Say Chinese Was Shet After As-
OL"??'lSU,
smxtissi!iSimscr.
I. S. IteulM'ti and Ierrls .1. l-iiid. of Mm Qunlier City Cab Company,
are shown placing a wreath en a pole at Sixteenth street and the Park-
vvti.v in honor of Park (iu.inl MiicpiiI llmilc), vtlm was murdered
FUNERAL OF. SLAIN GUARD
Services for Vincent Hanlcy Will
Be Held Tomorrow at 9 o'clock
I'lini'inl services for Pnik (iiiaril Via
cent Hiinle) who was shot and killed
Satiiidav night nt SKteenth strcpf and
the Parkvvnv, by James Hastings, when
Hnnlej made an attempt te examine
Hustings' niitoiuebilp license, will be
held tomeirow inclining at ! o'clock at
St. Cranels Xavier's Cliuich. Twenty -feiiilh
and (ticen streets, where ma's
will be sung.
l'levveiH began te arrive today at Mr.
Hnulev'h late home, S'J," Windser
scpinre. where he lived with the family
of .lehn McLeughllu.
A guard of thirty -two brother of
ficers will uccempanv the body te Hely
t're-H Cemetery tomenow under the
eetumanil of Captain Haves II. Dun
can.
I'lup'eyes of the (Ju.iker Cltv Cab
Company placed a w tenth en a l.imp
mst In the I'.ukwav today in inemerv
of Hnnley, who. they bnil all come te
knew ami lospeet.
HONOR MRS. UPPINCOTT
Elected Chairman of Camden Scheel
Beard Committee
.Mr. Miriam L. IL f.ipplncett. 101!
Cooper t reel. Camdin. today was elect -ed
chalrmpn of the teachers' ceinmitlie
of the C.imden Heard of IMucatien
This commit tec has jurisdiction ever all
the public tea diets in Camden. She is
the fii st woman te held (he efficp.
Mis. Lippluiett was appeintpd te dip
benid several mouths age by Mayer
Kills. She siic-peds iIip lale Dr. Charles
P. Tattle in the c baiimiiuslilp.
H. P Hemphill was appointed te
succeed Dr. Tultle as a meinbei of the
lien i d.
Pawnshop Window Robbed
Window iiuisIhis i,ei 1 1 1 1 ."iili
win Mi of jiwelrv ft hi i tin pawn -hop
,nf i:iw'iberg Sihneffpi. Ills Lull-ca-ter
metiii(, some time between Sal
unlay night and veterdn.v lueriilug
BISHOP NEUMANN NEARER
TO CANONIZATION HONORS
Pepe and Cardinals Discuss Virtues
of Philadelphia Prelate
TIip vlrlups of the Venerable .lebn
Nipemucene Neumann, C. SS. R.,
fourth Itishep of Philailelphln. were
discussed yesterday in the presence of
( the Pepe by Iho Sacred Congregation of
Rites, according Ie a press dispatch le-
i reived today from Reme.
This is another step toward declar
ing Hishep Neumann a saint. The
i lengthy process of canoniatlen was
i started In HSI
Itlshep Neumann wan born In He-
hemltt in 111 and ordained u priest in
New Yerk in lS'tli. He was rector of
iSt. Alphonsus Chun Ii in Italtimere lie-
fore being appointed Rishep of Phlln-
I delphia.
Reports Bandit Robbed Him of $29
llenjainln Aarouevitr. "te Seuth
ritlecnth tie,'t, reieild te the police
'of the Twentieth ami I'lUwulcr stiects
-1.it ion tint hi was held up last night
by a Negro at the corner of I'ittPenlli
i and llainbridge street- The man, Iip
said, thrust a rewdver in his face and
leek a pockcthnek containing ,iiSl.
DlRECT-MAIL advertising
is an important .help in
selling goods and
geed will
'arc being thrown en the lalmr scrap ""'""B D,uc1 i
heap, and their young competitors of The trial of Patrolman Arehnngcle
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illiriMl anil hisivni mnu joeiuieerr inn l.arre anil .lesepri I . leniumi mip le-l
them, line reason for this, of course, sinned thi uierning bpfore .Ittdge Mar
is that the elder girls must bnve higher u with tlie ntterneysi innklng their nr
wagps. giiments te the jury. The patielmen
"What te de with these girls of me charged with manslaughter grew-j
twenty and ever is a heart-breaking tug nut of tlie killing of Lee Teng at '
piehlcm. They nre loe old te go through I jctr, Race street, .lanunry III. IML'O
ffnether aprenticeshlp and the work 1 charged Mint (lie efiicers iisrd ,
they have done hns neT prepnrul them I undue force and violence. The defense
for any ether kind of activity. There nsserts Dunden had arrested a girl wh"n
Is little te encourage them te take up'Teng interfered, l.erre went te Dun-
some trade, ns mililiiery or dressmnk- den's assistance, it is claimed, when,
lug. for these callings nlc are ever- nnether Chinese fired at him. Diinuden
crowded. ,sins i. leiuriicd the lire TIip bullet
"As a result t,enie tragic things are struck and mertiillv wounded Teng.
rtisfiAssssmi,
Personal Greeting Christmas
Cards and Cachets
The demand for Christmas Cardx designed
and engraved by tin's Establishment is
exceedingly Iar!e. Patrons are advised
te make early selection efcer.ds which
are te be endraved ,
vlere fours $ te Sie
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The Helmes Press, -Printtn
1315-29 Chtrrv Street
Philadelphia
If Yeu Hnvn Relatives, Friend
nnd Neighbor Tlmt Uiie
Christmas
Greeting Cards
We Cnn Make Yeu nn
Interesting Preposition.
BURT & BURT
1001 Chestnut St. Roem 201
DREKA
FINE STATIONERS
imported
photograph
Frames
Beautiful Inlaid Weed
all sizes
$2.00 te $10.00
l
1121 Chestnut Strcet
iittt&w
M H6,mahe47"1STS.
Paris
564 36Gae 568 itftfl JVvCttUC
New Yerk
BROAD AND-WALNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA
The fair valuation of super
lative modes is the motive of
the Gidding policy, which
recently lowered all prices.
Our Semi-Annual Sales
Are New in Progress
Embracing
DAY DRESSES
EVENING GOWNS COATS
CAPES AND WRAPS
SPORTS APPAREL
FURS AND MILLINERY
Empire Tray Tep
Tables
These handi-eme antique mahogany tray
lop tables are extremely ornamental as well as
useful.
Fer smokers' stands, work-tables, maga
zine stands, davenport end tables, console
tables and the myriad ether uses of the occa
sional table they are especially attractive.
Prices $45.00 and $50.00
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
TYPE 57X CADILLAC
l lern nuh inltit'! vll"nt
t-rmrlit inti UirnutfhiHJt u vniiilnrful alue
am Lust 1 1 isrtj mr nr j:'i"
NCnL-CADILLAC COMPANY
525 Market Strrct, Camden, N. J.
Tliiiitr, f'liinclni "nHl
r
acDenald & Campbell
Suits
you will be proud
te wear
$30 te $65
lluiid-luilurcd miit.s that will slitisfy uur
st.vle, fubriurt ami iuuliiy wishes better thtin
atiy ethers. If ymi nie a niprelmiit tailor eus eus
tenier, you will feel "just npht" in one of these
fuits, if you ate useil te weutintr the re-imIIpiI
"bi-Bt reail.v te weni," thci-e suiln will lie .1
nlruMni' rev el.it ion te veu, ami that it what
MaeUutialil & Campbell clelhe.s are te all nu-i,
Nete
Evening Dress Clethes the finest
presentntien of th'e nuthentic
Metropolitan styles, fnlnics nnd
tailoring.
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I 334-1 336 Chestnut Street
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FINE STATIONERS
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT
Te meet existing conditions The Dreka Ce.
hns assembled a beautiful collection of
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
that were personally selected in Europe
together with the best obtainable in America
which will be offered at exceedingly low prices
this year.
1121 Chestnut Street
Seven Wee Babies
get desperately sick
Ne money for doctor
or medicine. Yeu can step
in and smooth the pain from the
seven little faces; sending a doctor
te all seven. Is there anything
mere satisfying, and
All for Ten Dollars
Willi net a further thought or the
slightest effort en your part. The most
holy and beautiful work you can de is
done for you ; yours is the inner glow and
satisfaction of having made it possible.
Slip a $10 note, a
check (te the or
der of the Wel
fare Federation)
or a money order
in an envelope
and mail ibilh
this
Welfare Federation, 1500 Spruce. St.
Philadelphia
I WiH aivc'IVn
Dollars
Here It -Is!
Annie
Address
Space Contributed by a Friend of the Welfare Federation
CONSTANT Ad her
ence te a Oualitv
Standard Brings
Merited Reward.
This season is establishing
a top record for increase in
the number of new custo
mers dealing w i t It us
largely men who have been
buying in ether stores and
who have net had com
plete satisfaction.
We appreciate t h i new
business and believe that
we are entitlcn te it in
one sense it f n Reward
for our steady adherence te
the Quality Standard in
Merchandising.
J Truly l"conemicd and Scitisfnetery Clothing is
th.it which gives geed wear .nd service. -
J Reed's standard of Quality. Fabric- nnd of Tailor
ing represents the best that the world afleids in
clothes. The prices for Pall and Winter Suits.
Tep Coats and Overcoats range trem $30 up
ward, with especial values nt $40 and $4 5.
JACOB REED'S SONS
I4&4-1&6 Chestnut Sheet
w
One -Day
Sale!
Tomorrow, Wednesday,
Nev. 30th, the Last Day
of the Menth, for this
One Day Only
WJiwill close out the fol
lowing very desirable lets
of Ulsters and Conserva
tive Overcoats at a fraction,
of their real value 259
Coats in all.
DOUBLE - BREASTED
ULSTERS of the follow
ing lets: 5600. 5573, 5615,
5654, 5591 and 2788. Con
servative Overcoats of
lets 2006, 2047 and 2055.
The Ulsters in b 1 u c 3,
brownish and heather mix
tures, and Cambridge grays.
The Conservative Over
coats in oxford gray and
black only. All with
satin yokes, and sleeves.
Seme arc full lined with
Skinner's satin. Very ex
ceptional values at $30 and
$35
Will be Sold
Out Tumor
row Onlv. at
$19
OUR overcoat business hai
been se satisfactory during
November that the "last
day of the month" finds us
with many lines of which
we have but a few coats left.
Hence the fortunate oppor
tunity presented above.
Tomorrow Only Nev,
WthLasl Day of the
Menth
Pekry&Ce.
Kith & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
THE ROSENBACH GALLERIES
IS20 VValnat Htreer
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Physicians
lie drive their own cut
run rc.idil handle Hup
mobile The levers are all
renvenientlv located and
ram'lv operated. Simplicity
of construction i character
istic of the car throughout.
THE HATCH MOTORS C?
os r hihu tens
710 K. BROAD ST - PHILA.
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of crispy goodness
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