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toss Set at $500,000 Plant
Had Boen in Family
a Century
WATER LACK HINDERS FIGHT.
Tli? historic Cedar Cheve Mill. 'I'ii 'I'ii
ler read enl f IliMnj; Sun lane. vhl!i
btvt bf l" ,lir Whltnl-nr Y.imily mere
than 10 veil, were ilrMieji'd l? fic
.nrlv 'hi mnrnliis. 'Hie mills weie
encr'a'i'd lv William Wliltnker & Sens,
mnntifnetniers of nnvns and boiltlrk beiltlrk
In?. The I0'"' less wi" ljc nl)0,,l S"'"0. S"'"0. S"'"0.
oeo". ,, , ,
The flfli' 't V'"p dhenreied a few
minutes piuf mlil'njslil ''' n member
(the Whltnker family, fiem n window
of the Imme en top of the hill over ever over
leoMn; the mill. I'lic Kartell In the
Tiravtn? room, and the red elate showed '
through the windows. About tlic miiii1
lm tl"" watchman. Kduard Wln Wln
jxep. rlailed en a half-mile run 'tern
firebox te turn In the nlaim. ,
The watchman was met by Mounted
Patrolman Walter Yeung. Yetuip
turned his herfc and pet in the first ' .
rm at 112:05 A. M. A m-end nlarm
cnt lu nt 1'J:1S. then n third at 12:17
toil .1 feurtli at 1l2:fi5.
DrlviiiR vvinil and snow swept across
(he 'open country, and there wan no
Trntcr, The two-story weaving build- ,
lug, about 100 by -(I0 feet, vva cnvcl
vm In Haines which le.ipid the llft.v
feet sm and nttiifkert n linger three three
fler building. The liehlnj and bed-
liinp in ti'c i im iiiiriiin;: led tu
jainc1. and seen looms began crashing
threuRh tne Heur into the basement,
destroying .S.'iO.OOO worth of aniline,
j - .1 n i
dyes as tlicr fell.
Use Crceli Water
l'iteinen ran te Tacony Creek, a mile
rmn th mill". Thv ehenne,l boles
Th-y chopped hides
" . . -
tlireugb the be and laid a hose line. The
MMsure was se low (hat another line '
Ms run te n high-pressure (ire plug nt
Kweml trfri and 1'rie nvei.iie, two
ill"!; n .1 it .-.i i .
lyths time i lie walls ei the In lbling
first te l-nlte collapsed. I iremen then
tuned nt'ciitien te tr.ving te Kave the .
pup of fifteen houses nearby, in which
hre cmplejes of the nulls ' I liere will
se lltlle w.itc- that the families weie
forced te form enel.et bi Igades. and pour ,
water upon tne roots nt tne neuses. i
.Within a short time the entire ernuii
of fir buildings was burning. Crash
iftcr crash, accompanied by flares of
flte and featterlng spnrk.s marked the
filling of heavy machinery into the
, , v. t t 1, . ... .
lascnicnts. Reefs i and walls fell m and ,
int iirviiiiii ijiivi' me iiiiiih up nun turned
their entire attention te tlic office build
ing, scveial small communicating struc
tures nnd tlic workmen's homes. In
pitc of the limited water supply they
wrrc successful In saving these.
Lieutenant Jeseph I.lsessep, ()f j-;n.
Kine Ceinpanj Ne. 7. Prankford. had
his fare cut by the ne.zle of a hose.
Water was being forced threiijh it from
tee creek w nen it twisted Irem tlic
yrasii of three 'firemen. Klsesser was '
taken te the 1 rnnkferd Hospital, and ,
,. , . - , , - " I
.. ,e uuive uv; nn,. IU-.-J niu miii in
dh ten ee.
I
Deaths of a Day
DR. H. C. REGISTER
Well-Known Dental Surgeon Passes
. . ,, '
Away at Heme
Ijr I frill V f ItlvistlM- mil, rf llm .
l 4 ii
iu a j a "w m r wx
OLDWHIIAKtKIVI
DESTROYED BY FIRE
tnicmest (lental surgeons in this part son College In 1801. Dr. Davis is sur
er the country a decade age. died jes-'vived by his widow. Dr. Mary Snyder
tfrdtiy in his home nt Havcrferd from , Davis, and a daughter. Interment will
the Infirmities et old nge. be at Coepeitown, N. .7. i
He wns born in New Castle County.
ucianate, en August '.'S, 1SI1, He re
ceived his early education at IHkten
Academy, Mar) land. After craduat-
Ins from that institution he enrolled at
we I'liiiadeiphi.i Dental College
His I
jauratlnn wns interrupted by the out- '
ureal of the Civil War, when be enrolled
Isa member of the I'tibm feices.
Graduatlnt from tlic Dental Cel- '
Vl it .n-.t riiii.-ii.-ii .ii'UUJ 1-Jll
Jledlcal ( ellegc and received the degre '
je.c in lMid, he next entered .IcffcHen
f . r. S. tlierc In LS7-I
He wns
cunieai teaelie:
y nj praeiicing ilcntiit. He cunttib
uicfi ninuj- iwijiers en dental subjefts te
fwucnl magaiilnes. nnd IiIh treatises
wellel read by bis rontemperatles
In the dental pretessicu.
HO nin.ln )ll ttnlnn nt Vi1inn..A f.,t.
wty-lue :our and for tlm Inst llftecn
Tfr. Im.l ii. . i ... tt -. ', ,
Kirs i,ad lived at Haverfeid. en Cirays I
He is
.IIPVI Vftil 1i liie i li1if rt
Mughler. Mis. Henry A. Dallev, and
two sons, Ldghten 1!.. who Is a law
tr. and II liaitel Kcglster. an archl
tcit. James J. Gault
iMiir- ,. (unit, piesident of the .1 ,1
liault linn .e-Wrecking Cempanr, died
JCflenlav at bs home. OS I Nertli Thir-
J -third street, after a four weeks ill-
"V". .Mr. liault was in his thirty-
J!th j car. and all heugh he founded
w cnnip.iny Whlcli boa is his name but
'' years age. he was well known
?. ',!'"" "f bu'inesi throughout this
'"J". I'ntll a ear age his company wn.s
located at UIU0 Itace street, but was
jnen moved te Its ptcsctit bite at Thir-
third street nnd Falrmeiint avenue,
Mr. (lank Is survived by his widow,
Sel
'mm, his mother and u brother,
emu rctjtilcm mass will be celebrated '
"swrevv; inurnlng in St. Agntha's
tlcn streets.
r'iuiv.l, III! V-CI-Jlll Mini Sill 111.. Cm...
Geerge G. McClintock
(jenr?n Cm.., "i.. -i... ..,. i. .ii... i
tt , - -.-...ii. .-I, . i nu in u iiic.i ,rs-
it . 'J ms nom('' "'-l Carpenter
1.... ' 'i"'1' " hK ''eks' illness from a
',?" ,. l""ion. Mr. M.CIInie.V was
tj-live ve.u-s i,. nml had been i'i
' Weil.ii e business at :ii:j North
J Member e an old Philadelphia family
JoMiel ''V'i'lant of Uevolutiennry
nlasn,, M """-Iveil bv a widevV
""'l.a son. l.eni-. Uvfini xr-.i'ii... 1. i..
tUrfl-rnl .-. .n" .'.'.". "'. 'VIS. 'If.
fcen. T, ' ' " ' s "'" "" cnnducled m
ai"ue tomeiiow afternoon
his
Simen L. HSne
kfai nf .I'1 H,m,.,' h,x'.v-MX jear. old.
eS Nerti, Thirteenth street, died
TURKEYS
60c
Finest Quality in City
BEYER & CO., Inc.
235 Callowhill 551.
rat Phlladelnlna Dental' ns the .mlv woman In the lllited Slates . hi; i.micuii. in -s in. us, 0, , ,. .., ,.,
ellesc mid. Inter, at the r.iivetsity of . wlTe managed a te.tlle newspaper. M.-s. , ever teturned n thi diMri.l. . ,, l- ,,,,-,, , "" ,,'.,.' , f.nvc veur
Penns,!,.,,, n dental tlepartincnt. Pi ink is survived by . ne s... .1 i:,H ' ',8"l en Rudncr c.i-ise. . els- lir. , ' J . w w . nave vet,
Chil?.,;'"t,Vb"l1,Cfl i1'1" 'frc ,U ,!)07 l'".nk, and tw,. daughter. .TLV" """"' '" i"J""' ,h"lr ' '''" - I ' I-vv Ve"s"rs." Jmlge Rogers sail
Xs'"r're ""'Uira-'tit-ed there fei , , u"''- . . ,. . ' Chillies W. fJeuld, a member of the
hn,,?t-V ,P.a,;s' ll0 lrinicntr Dr. Geerge L. Perin ledeial ant lierilie-. n was .nn- rum. said he had been paid enlv for
nltfl anil Invented inniiv nnnl .nM. fn .,.. .... t-... .... ... Ilieiinccd. ere hi'liiln-' Cimlr.it nuilim-Mln.. ....t ....... ,.... .. ' ., '"
--- Open Evtn'mu Till 10 o'clock-'-
FATHER' PENN TO
BK'jflMfffB'2't''WlWHmBaTO
fraK 9HrVnF9iBavl0BBAwi iJaWP' II m n'
BHEtK'i'iiBaBkHLtaBBBBBHmJHaBa'BWam''tl 'vJf Li'iKA
The usual Municipal Christmas tree lias arrived 'and Is being put in
pl.ire mi the Pathway plaza. The decorations of elerlrlc lights will all
he In readiness before tomorrow evening
yesterday at his home .".7J0 North
Klghtecnth meet. Mr. llane had been
.i.." Vr. ..... i.... . i. . .i.. ' .?:. .
inuiiiiie. uv u.-i u'.ni in iiii rii.v aiiu
nfl srn,lnatcd from the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy. He is survived
by Ills widow, one daughter and two
",""?, .'?!" .??"'"" .""' .".l- .te"
X'Z. , i. " K ' f.v' " ."'" IT. .""
rninrpii Kim ni- ii irnrnnnn iv,.n nu i.rti.m
...in, i,,,., 'f i e... ,!..'
.y "'l"'"v """ ' -'"-
' '
William A. Fletcher
William A. rietche'r. for mere than
twenty-five years .superintendent of
buildings and chief engineer of Drcxel
institute, who died Wednesday at his
,em(.. s7e i!roeklyn street, will be
burled tomorrow afternoon. Mr.
.,ell(,,. ,vns fifty-rigbt years old and
s survived by bis widow and two daugh-
tr,.s. -rim fiiiif-i-.il will he from l.lc
home with interment in Westminster
Cemetery.
William H. Patterson
HliVlUI Pit. H-l.-? IUI l.lllllllll II. JUL-
tcre01l Will be conducted tomeiiow
l'liueral services for William 11. Pat-
morning at his home, tiO'-'O Chestnut
street. Mr. Patterson was for many
j ears manager of the Clyde Steanihliip
Cempnny offices in this city. He wa
piemincnt in shipping elides, and since
Ills lL'tiienicnL from the Cijde Steam
ship C'etupany three years age had been
a supervisor in the field staff of the
l tilted .states Shipping J.eaul
He died
I tletln (( tli ii ii rtn ii f fjiitl k. I fnnpLi
I II1.-IIUJ Ul 111! ' ' I'll ij - 'IA .ti,ltiai
Mr. Pattcisen was a member .of the
Cenrad 15. Day Ledge. P. and A. M.
Interment will be in the Ailniften
uemciciv
i Dr. Frederick H. Davis
1 Dr. Frederick H. Davis will be burled
tomorrow morning from bin home. '20'
.Main street. Darb.v. Dr. Davis, who
was fifty-six years old, died Wednesday
night in the Polyclinic Hespitnl, where
jiiiic iii lit i- l irii-.iiin; iiwsiiiiiii(
he had been taken following a sti
paralysis en Monday. He was
llnt(,,l fpen, tllc i,iiudelphia (Vii:
trekc of
as grad
llni-n nf i
!lw,tt..n... it. 1 S7t nti.l frnln 111.. .TpPTpv. '
Mrs, M. M. Frank
Mis. M. M. 1'innk. 890 liclniuiU avc
mi, nw nei nml ntitilllipt- nt the Trctile.
Colorist. was buried yesterday alter
neon. Mrs. Prank, who was eigbly
sW rears old, and was born In Shef-
field! Kngland. died Monday. Her bus-
band. Dr. Merris Prank, founded the
textile paper in 1870. and upon hw
ICXIJM- piipci 111 ion-, uuu ujivii inn
death Mis. Piank took ever its timn-
iifciuent and editorship. She was known
Geerge Lander Pciili. sixty-seven .m'.us
old. I'nlversiilist minister nnd ntitbei,
ilii'd late jestcrday at his home bete. Dr.
Perin was the first missionary of th
FniveiMilisi Chin di in Japan, seiviui:
there for four jears. l-'or eleven years
ne was pastor ei me i.vui-j- iaj
n,uich. llo-den. and at the time of his
death he was piesident of the Franklin
Square Heuse. I'.osten. a home for
weil.mg and student girls.
COMPROMISE SUGAR PRICE
Judge Rules Company Muot Pay
Half of Difference Despite Decline
Sugar (entracled for In t020. when
llie priie was 2-' cents n pound,
lint delivered and paid for new when
the market price is eight cents a pound
must lie purcna-eii en tne
rim basis of
fmnleen and eiie-liall cents a neuiiil.
This is the dedsien of Judge I'in-
letter in Common Pleas Ceuit, ruling
in the case of the Ftnnklin Sugar He-
fining Company vs. Samuel Hewell. The
pilce determined as a basis for set-
tlnnent tepreseiits the illtTeienee be-
tween the ceuti-.p-t pri e and the mar
ket pi Ice.
Seven i ent i arts had been entered Inte
for the delivery of sugar at twenty-two
and one-half rents a pound. Twe bad
been eei uted by delivery and payment
nn. I tlie leinaiiiiiii: live weie In dlsnute.
LC a use in win inn in llie .ri.c in sugar.
Hetvi'irs attorney, Owen J. Itebeits,
fiililcinled Hew rll had Ulldeistoed the I
transactions te be mercl.v options and I
,111111 ll'cie was net sufllcu'iil memeiaii- I
dinii as iciiuiie.l bj law. I
'
I.... mi,... nf llm full In the ltriee nt' sii-tiii-
--.- .-- -; , --. --.n....
yf.
y Dpnnisnn1 v
Seals and
Tags send
gifts in
a cheerful
way-wfty
saymere?
... r t h
HAVE TREE, TOO
hi iiiini m
MAGISTRATES SHOULD SET
HIGH BAIL, COWARD AGREES
Head of Association Favers Affirma
tive Action en Rotan's Suggestions
"The District Attorney is absolutely
right In dcninndlng that mngistiates
bold prisoners in high bail and de away
with all unnecessary further hearings,''
Mini ill uiiiii;i:rs-.ui iuiihui in-.ii nine. 1 i , .i it.'... l. .
,,,,, ', , ... ,! services te provide Christinas dice
Magistrate Jeseph Cewaul. president ef-t,,,,. ,. fi;,iiCM ( tic i,nmc,
the Pbilailelnbla Mugistiates' Asecla- neishboihued.
tlen said tednv . I
ntiirins vm.hipv itninn iii n let i I
District Atteine.v Kelnn. in a lettc
sent te magistrates ycsteiday. said ball;
fixed bv the miner judiciary hns been j
notoriously low and that bends for the t
release of prisoners should be taken t
enlv after careful investigation and
piei'crably enlv from persons known te'
. .. . ft
i In. mnt.titrnt.. i,pi-vnnn1l v nr nrnnprW
identified. ' di en and needy peer of Darby. I
"There has been tee much held-up -'he Lssingten I lie Depaitmeiit and
work." said Magistrate Ceward, "and ' lts ladies auxiliary have made ar- ,
exacting high ball is one wn te curb j raugeincnts te provide quite a number I
It. I am net familiar will, what all thc'"f ny, families with Christmas din- .
magistrates ate doing, but I agree bean- wr" '""! clothing which will be dis-
lly wvltli the Dlstiict Atteine.v 's s,ug-
gestien."
Mr. Itetau'.s Idler was wilt ten for the
purpose of pieventlng any unnecessary
ceniestlnn of the criminal courts and te
obtain iimui'dute icturiis from all cans
acted upon by magistrates.
"All cases should be returned Imme
diately," bays Mr. lletnn. "This i
one of the most important links in the
pteccsH of prosecution. Tlierc is tee
often delay in making returns.
"In bailable canes the amount of bail
should be fixed with the greatest care.
In serious rt lines blb bail should ba
exacted."
CHARGE TWO GIRLS WERE !
RAILROADED TO JAIL1
Sen of Wealthy Canten, O., Man and Judgc Rogers Pr0m8es Action At At
Fermer Policeman Accused terney Denles chargcs
Cleveland, Dec. SL (15 . P. - ; s.ilvnteir It.ittndtn. nne nf tht m.-n
T.miis ll'iducr. son of Ma:.
uiidner, :
wealthy retired metal dealer, of Canten,
O.. and Tlebcit W. .Yanl. fetmer Can Can
eon policeman, are in j.vil hre charged
with having "railieaded' iwe gtih te
jail for testifying against Hen Riidncr
at hi i trial heie Inst summer en a Fed
eral chnrge. The two men, with P.cn
Rudncr, a brother of Letus, were se
cretly indicted by the Pcdetal llraud
Jur.v. lien Uudnei bad net been lo
cated last night.
I he lndtctiinui 's the litst of lis kind
felve the mytleileiis ninubi last August
10 of Paul Kll.is. who was killed two
days aft"i- the alleged "I'm lied" .ivrest
of the two sill". ICitiy nisi, w:is n
witness nsnins-l ltudner in the bootleg
tiial. and al the time of his death
was under subpoena te nenpar in Fed
eral Ceuit iisailist ether nllezed run.
splrnters of Uudnei.
- .
FIRE BURNS BOAT CLUB
Mice Gnawing Matches Blamed for
$5000 Less In Burlington
Ifurllngten. N. J., Dec. '22. Flame'
today destroyed the upper floors of the
handsome home of the Lakanoe lleat
Club en the t iverfrent. causing a less
estimated at S.'fllltl. flub elliceis nml
members riueii tneir nes and saved nn I
iiiviuuuiJie loiie.'iien et trophies, in
cluding silver loving nips and plmpics
wen b eievv ever u period of iiian.v
j ears.
The club (loot of neaily 100 canoes
and the lacing, beats weie salvaged
from thr first fleer. Much of the dub
furnishings also were saved. Many
members lest personal belongings of
value in bn-keis destrojed. The fire
was attiibutcd te niivc gnawing
matches. Freen flic pliii'.s delayed tlic
liiemen nrmly fifteen tiiiituteK.
fUtiLIU fAKIAINli irAtt-
Mimi nu cemi- devtn town te tlm
llif.H'r at nlulit inirli juur car lit
THE PARKING PLACE
lis N. istii hTRi:i;r
i)i ,A. ' l 1" '. M.
l'arklnc 1 liiircrN. 6Ue
PUBLIC PARKING SPACE-,
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
I Hi; K0SENBACB GALLERIES
13Z0 Walnut Slrecl
And Even New
By Max Bcerbeltm
Jie A 1' l.'vcninu I'eat bau
"Jinx la a final tot of I.iikuhIi
civilization , . Wis bumer 1h
Inr l)e.veiiil nnythinit he Hlmple ni .
a tnir.) llnper of scorn nt obvious
crudities lie lias galncil his ele.-t
fellow Intr becnu-e li' wit is u ie
iHtulliiK form of criticism '
Tin se w.iii esn.DK iw'i nidi,
cni'llnl hellcluv , fi
iUO at mil bue.-aiuji or from
e, r Duiten & Cq.,-esi :iti-Af.f n. y.
i
: u
CHRISMS CHEER
FOR CHILDREN
Organizations in Delaware Ce..
. . , u n.t. '
and Elsewhere Have Gifts ,
All Ready
rt.CN I UT UllHIVCne, I uw I
Ne needy child or gtewn-up will ue i
without Christmas cheer and happiness
,1 happiness
year, a, a ,
"r l1:.,"'
1 In Delaware County tbi
dozen or mere organizations
'plans perfected te supply all the elm-
, dren with toy. candy and clothing and
.t..! ..." ...in. ii, nnnnuunrv inirre.
Vi . ' . r.ll.uimna .linner
dienta for a r.Ml Chrlstmaa dinner.
The Dclawate County Clnistmas
Cheer Association Is going te play
Knnln Clans te "000 needy chlldtcil
who otherwise- would go unremembered.
Members e,f, the association wrapped
'.'(100 packages of toys and randy Inst
night in churches tit Celllngdale and
ether points, which will be dlsfi United
Christmas I've in real Santa Claus
fashion thiougheut the county.
These gifts will be dMrlbutfll by
' jeung men and women, who will jin
gle sleigh bells outside the doers of the
nrleits homes and then hang the pack
age en the deer loteh. When the chil
dren hear the sleigh bells nnd then find
the package of toys and randy they will
be sure without a doubt that Sanla
Clans ba been their.
ts-inf-i -it IVshi-leu
, ,,, f V- . .
I he needy children of h-sliiglen nic
going te nave a community uui-unas
u ee. which will be elected and trimmed
placed en the ill- blanches and distrlb
n lotncirrew n gni. " i; "'"'"'
uted Monday.
The Oliver Pteibytcrinn Church, et
Piespeet Park, will bold Its Christmas
festivities tonight, te be featured by a
cantata. Dickens' "The Christmas
Carel" will also be lead.
,!., ,. '", 'ii, " V - .i -vr .1 car with the hreken deer glass ler pos
I he (,oed Cheer Society of tbe Me h- ibv tWenty minutes while the meter-
lit l.'i.l.i.miMll J MltlVl-lll 1-1 f (Mirifltl ' .
edlst Kniscennl Church, of Cliften
Heights, -a sod money nt las! Sunday s
beer te
icdlate
The members of the Queen. Hsthcr
Society, of the Sharen Hill Methodist
,:pSl,enn, (jliurr-li. have lentributed. a
hnnel full of useful aiticles. which will
be distributed among tlic needy in tlic i
'eminiinlty.
'.he Christmas Committee and Sal- ,
vatten Army of Darby have for the
last ,l,cl1 diivs been making plans for
llli,llfl(.lllii d M. t..ttt..if y.l.i,.H fAH MlJA fkllll.
providing (. Iiristinus cheer ler llie elill-
ii'iuuicii tomorrow,
Teachers Entertain
The teachers of the Norwood Public
Scheel guve an i-iitcriniiimciil last nlglit
for flic members of the Hume and
Scheel Association.
Handsome painted raids beniing
Chiitdmas greetings have been placed
in all the public places of Ridley Park
by Chief llurgcss-tJeeigc W. Stutt. The
i cards lead :
' "The llurges.s extends te evety mini.
I her of the Ridley Park ceiumunlt.v hi--I
heartfelt wishes ter a happy Clnistmas
land a New Vear uf geed giewth tliieugh
duty well done."
JAILED MAN SAYS LAWYERS
GOT $300. DROPPED CASE
(lii(.KCd t iK. involved in the sioeting
of Detective Jeseph MifJinn. in October
Itt'-'O. complained te Judgc ltegeis tndav
against withdrawal of a firm of New
Yerk lawyers he said were te repiescm
him at his trial Juiiuary !!.
He said after they received jewelry
and money amounting te $300, they
sent him a letter demanding nn addi
tional .s-'J.'O and when It was net paid,
withdrew trem the case,
rnnire.
nicnts te have him represent Jlattuglia
at his tiial weie neer completed. The
money ninl jevveliy be lecelved. lie con
tinued, did net ii in en 1 1 1 le an.vwiictc
near !J00.
Newspaper Advertisements Written
Clrc-ulnrn prepar(l, Inteklet compiled
.! lettern composed, advSrtlsInc of all
klnJs prepared by cxperti In our el7Jc
or li euri
?Iiixl.iiinii Srrilr 'Vllnlmnni Cot
v cei. i.kiief.r omen
Quick Strvlci
Experienced Salespeople
Comfert in Shopping
Goods Delivered Promptly
UACOBS
I FOR
U BOOKS
1628
Cheslnul: Slreel
1 Christmas Cards and Calendars
HEADQUARTERS FOR
WATERMAN'S IDEAL
FOUNTAIN PENS' AND
"EVERSHARP" PENCILS
Christmas Cards and Art
Calendars at Half Price
902-906 Chcalnut Street
Ojieh till p, P, M.
FRIDAY, '
CONGRESS TAKES VACATION
UNTIL AFTER HOLIDAYS'
i
Much Important Bulnesa AwalU
'Reassembling in January
Mcriibcra ylie were net engrossed In
a care-free tninpudu for Union Station
and the e:15 tram home indulged in
a HiUe retrospective comment and spec-
ulatien. Tliey were willing te eenecd"
the beceml WBlen et tllP Sirty-percnth
C'encrcKS thus fur had little of definite
necomnllshinent te Its eicdit. Hut then.
they argued, few' CengresHCM ever, linve
' t.i ft.nf ..LiliitU. 1n.frr.li liprlnil lllU'PItl '
Dorem her nn. ( hr stmuf
... i..uw uuu...... ........ ,
, There is the four-Tower treaty, the'
I.u..m .1n ...HlrT .!. Ii.n.nliflllt ...Uflllf.
ti10 f0,.cic fiP,t. inunlcrntleiu the ntitl
fuelling Jnensure, the Newberry, rase
fuelling jnensure. tlic cwucrry.rasc.
all matter., ra culated te consume weeks
WMVa te send
Congress u message setting forth bis
Mean en the pieblem of the American
merchant marine. There may nlse be nn
expression fiein the Administration en
,,.,. ...,! CnncresH.
however, will have some time te pa.ss
- n '" t.m.i. II-
"
en that matter, as the present 3 per cent.
Immigration law. which the new measure-will
be designed te make permanent.
In enlv leintietnrv. It does net expire.
however, until early summer. I
BREAKS GLASSJN TROLLEY
Twe Arrested and Traffic Tied Up
20 Minutes for "Crime"
Twe men wer aricsted at Xinetecntii
street and (ilrnrd nveniif this meriilng
when the nnxietv of one te beard a trel
ley caused him te break the glass In
the trolley deer.
The ether was implicated when Irv
ing Htrinecig. Ilinggeld street nea,- in-
(liana avenue, cnmucd into nn nm e-
"" Ktandlng nearby te protect himnclf.
, ,. flem tin-irate niotermnn.
m j. (jrainni. ."."Ot! Willows nve-
nue f,"lver of hv nutomebiie. was
nrrcslcd by order of the motorman et
the trolley when the conductor returned
with a patrolman. Meth men weie
given a preliminary bearing for re
lease until tomorrow morning when the
trolley crew- enn appear against them.
Traffic tilled up behind the trolley
man waited for the conductor te return
with the put milium. Steinberg was
waiting for an castbetind trolley en
Olrard avenue. The first one which
came along stepped, but did net open
its deer. His taps broke the gles.
Headquarters for Jews' Drive
Headquarters I'm- the Jewish relief
appeal will be opened lmmediate. nt
i.-.je Walnut stieet. TJic campaign,
directed by Dr. Cv run Adlcr. will epn
,, .innuary :se. The incentive and
- i a t. - A 4 f
(""ainniilcii Committees and the Advisory
Heard will meet today at neon at the
Locust Club te appoint sub-cenimittce
n,lu formulate plans for the city-wide
MtjuTTTr. iitt-c
LAbl-lVlINUTE GIFTS
STOCKING FILLERS
(13" NeieltleN)
FANCY WORK
GIVE INVALIDS A CHANCE
20.x .. inth Street
Kill
Stationery
Loese-Leaf
Devices
5)01-906 Chestnut Street
r
THE successful selling of
your goods may require a
scries of booklets, broad
sides or folders
Thb HeuttES Press, Vtmtm
IJ13-29 Cherry Scr.
PhlhiddpliU
-J
Lloyd Garrett
Company
15th and Locust Sts.
20Vc
Reduction Until
Christmas
Portables
Candlesticks
Silk Shades
Bridge Lamps
Andirons
Manufacturers of Exclusive
Lishtins Fixtures
DRElfA
FINE STATIONERS
Just received
IMPORTED
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
'ei Flanders Field
EXPLODED
CARTRIDGES
Made up into Pocket
Pencils, .75 '
TELEPHONE TABLETS
Te jet down telephone
messages. Bound in
leather, .75-1.00
SMALL WHITE FANS
Te fit in bags. Hand
painted flowers, 1.50
1121 Chestnut Street
TfatfhL.
III I HI . a n i i
DECEMBER
2e)
1021
EX-WIFE'S SPOUSE
Jeseph M.
Harris Lf
narr,b u
Rowland Says L. R.
avished Jewels en
Fermer Holpmeet
A 1 O
$25,000 DAMAGES
lUSftS
Daniages of $2.",000 have been nked
finm .Tuvntili M. ltitwllllltl. wealthy
...,-,. b
M Wfl I Imulwaim nn (
iJW of Ihr wife, who divorced him
builder unil bardware'inercbnnt. by T.ec
Iter-
last
April.
The rbarges of alienation and thnt
Itewlnnd iiald for the divorce proceed
ings developed parllnlh when Mrs.
Harris, four days after euiaining me
.; . ,. . -. -t.. it. . ..i i
liverce. vy.is iniirnee n . r. '-'
Hie Harrisei were married in 1110".
EX-HUSBAND SUES
Tednr nt her apartments- nt l"i-0 ! street". Empleyes kept th blare c-en-Spruce'
street. Mrs. Itewlnnd knew lined te the rubbish where i eilginatcd
linthing of the proceedings started ' The less was trifling.
rim it -.
.SiLVEnsMrrus
nftJ"tuE'
Christmas
Pearl Necklace
Diamond Bar Pin
Bracelet of Ppecieus Stones
Jeweled Finder Rin
. Breech - Pendant -Eai'rins -Veil Pin
of Diamonds -Sapphires -Emeralds or Rubies
MMMWmWMMMMAWMMM
The &lb
TICKLE YOUR HEART, PLEASE YOUR EYE AND SATISFY
THE STOMACH UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE
5 Roast Turkey Platter Qfc
WITH ALL THE "FINISHINGS" fJ
nVCTrDC ) naw, fried, steamed, panned & from the
UTdlCn. i s:rill:BAKED,IJOASTED or BARBECUED
LOBSTER : fresh daily from MAINE, as you lilre it.
I
Itfur IntrHiiifi nn
Anelftrfe htrret
I 1319 Arch Street
Mitchell
Fletcher
Ce.
Christmas Candies
Delicious Own Make Candies
M.F. Asserted Chocolates. $1.25 te $6.25
Swiss Ben Bens 1.00 te 5.00
Famous Chocolates 75 te 3.75
Famous Ben Bens 65 te 3.25
Packed in - :'- .7- - 5-Lb. Uexc
18th & Chestnut Sts.
12th & Market Sts.
5600 Germantown Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
lurepTxn DESGsr:s asd makers or ttevbs b and
rnn.nrns 1 appapei. or the tiigrkst cnAn.irTKn
fop rrne viiax TM-rxrY-srx yeaks
tiewns
WRAP
SUITS
TUBB
BLOUSIIS
ZiXNaXKIB
KOSXERY
pr
Crepe de Chine Chemises
Special at 3.95
Of poed quality, dainulv trimmed
with inserts of veal filet and 'vanitv fair
ribbon, veil made, careful v finished, in
white, flcbh and orchid.
Peintex
Hosiery
1 fcay quality of
silk in black a.ici cor
dovan. 2.45 and 3.45
Half
Very Exclusive. Beautiful Blouses;
Selected from Regular Stock
HV Special., , S'yL. "'hat
against her pit-sent Jiu'tbttuil ufit'' kv
wa told. . ,, ,
"Isn't U 'errlble Ibat this -bend be
Hfnrtctl right at Christmas time.' she
, said. "Of course, none of it is ti'ilc
1 Tim unlillr.ti ..linl-fni ttdWilllld "fill'-
tUenul the alienation of the then Ml.
Han is affections by lvi-Ii Rl'1.",'
Jewelry valued at mere than Sle.000.
Later. It Is rhnrsed. he was nble te
prevail upon her le seek it divorce.
Hewland is a member of the tiim
of Hansom & H.iwlnnd. Commerce
street near Fifth. Ilccenily be pur
I'hated n home In Overbrenk for 5.0.
000. lie Is a I'irgr builder and owns
Brveral motien-nlcturc theatre"; at
Ocean City, X. J
Bey Injured by Aute
Alfred lJecker, fourteen ,veni old.
1220 Point street. Camden, was Injured
sllghtlv teda when struck at P.leventii
and Cherry stieets bv an nutomeblle
driven by Peter Mattirele. of I'linceleti.
X. .1. Mattirele took the boy le I In;
Hahnemann Hospital. Later be was
sent home.
Fire In Opera Heuse
A slight fire was discovered etirl.v te-
.ln. In thn Iwiiler rnem of thr Aletrn-
' 1M)jjtnn Opera Heuse. J. read and Peplat
KS&
wpati
Remembrances'
pubtuetger
Formerly ISih St. btl. Market
1 ull r0r
l.nrili
z?jLri a
A.II-; 1 I
Ben Bens de Luxe
$1.50, $3.00, $4.50, $7.50 Bex
Oieu Eiemnfli This Wet!.
fil$
WTATJSKX
8XIKTB
CHH.DRBNII
ArrAjtsi.
mTTICOAT
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
Weel and Silk
Hosiery
Hand embroidered clex In
various atylei,
3.95
Plain
Hosiery
and fancy
EiikIWi
1.95
Price
Slenderize the Larger Kama,,
e8 '
1 11,-i.
WON'T BE HERE CHfflStMAfcT
" ' A3
Creeks Arrived After Queta Was
Filled and Are Deported $
Twe unlives of Greece and a l'ertUv
giie.se urc going le fipcnd Clirirtiiiiu ub
flu- iicciiii luslead of in (be United
State", as the Iturrnti of liunilgratlaii
'tit (ibnicestcr (f?perled tbcin leday.
Vlchelns Oriicopeiiliis, feurteen yeArs
old. a cabin be en the H. H Deinf Deinf
'Ii'Jeiih PcnsclN.' iiml Mchelas ligheli
I keusls. employed en the siime .ship, worn
deported when tlic ship sailed for Uieccn
today because the monthly iieln of
'tire I; immigrants has brctt filled.
Orncopetilas' father, who i3 a 8fevr
iird en the f.blp, fiitrnded te lenv tbn
bej with frlemN in Darb.v le be cdu
rated, and Atigiirlikeiuis plumed M
fcilb- in this country.
.lulie I.nfiirntiii arrived ftem Pertu-
gal ns a si'ivttiwn.v en (bn y. H Rrnm
inel Point He sailed buck en the mum
ship.
!
Our
Christmas
' Gifts
te clothes buyers come in the
nature of important savings
en Suits and Overcoats. If
you're one of the akeptien
who "doesn't believe in Santa
Claus" come in and cempara
our x
SUPER-VALUES
28 33 38 &43
OVERCOATS just the
sort of present te Rive
yourself. Ulsters. Con
servatives. Bex Ceat-5, Rag
lans. Super-Values noth
ing but!
PUR ft v s
SUITS sit down te the
Yulctide feast in a hand
some worsted, cheviot or
cassimcre Super-Value.
i' r: p. r. y s
GIVE THE BOY A NEW
SUIT JUNIOR SUITS
WITH ALL THE STYLE
TOUCHES YOUNG FEL
LOWS LIKE, $2-1 TO J32.
p i; n ii y .
OK A PATRICK MACK
INAW FOR BOYS $13
AND S18.
DINNER COATS
md TROUSERS
$38 $43 $48
EVENING DRCS.s
COATS and TROUSERs
$43 $4S $53 S6
SILK VESTS
57. SO te $10
Perry & Ce.
161h and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Hn. P.. : ... .,
..w.. .rciiingi until Amai
USEFUL GIFTS
Net te B. Duplcfed E,,ewJler.
rTJr GOV' Xr Ctrl.'
'''& Raincoats i
Mk 3.50
I hliM Girls' CAPES
$3.00
In l.enlher-tlfi, 91
Ma I
ii'ile-
I" 11 .1
f
Girls' and Beys
Raincoats
Cashmere, Canten
and Tweed; alt col
or", sizes 4 te 1G;
Rcgrular 57 rn
value S12,. OU
Beys' and Girls'
71 BOOTS
f
t A
2
r r .
1LPZ te '5
l
dev
Black RllMver
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K.AUBl!Mr7S
Tj 'Rubber Toys, 25c
Basketball Shoes, $2.50
Goodyear Rubbcra
I lill.Irri,', ,,.,bfr, 0,
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.iniiiN is.Crti
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... llul Wutrr Hul-
llr. SI, 40
i. i Mm ,
1 'U'l e-Hl
V..11 n
"nUllMll
$1.50
S3e t) 1 3
SSif. RAINCOATS 10
Men's S8 Rrtinrnal. 2A
Men's & I I,,,,,. tuihdr. ' L.
Women's f flliun!$li5 aluu JD
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