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48, Iridge Presages Big
Future. Strides j
1!.A.$E FOR DEPARTMENTS!
M' : A -'-"- - MrB..MtiJ,w r.-i . ii .it
llJT "TO VttlCr V.HIHUIII, IIHT IU l
, t viiuvi uiuiim. linn m hk m ie inn iiuf.i
'.Aern. Is cnlttHl for by Maver Ellin In
wM.Mitntal mewnca.
Mtyet EIHr fxptmc the belief there
Wilt b no increase In the tax rnte twos twes
Bfcrr'thls year, nnd call upon every clti clti
tiirtHe .et bthlnd the City riannlnu
,1)eiriVntsleri thnt the most mny be made
'Ot the tremendous strides forward te
lande with the coming et the bridge,
Wad fa the result of Camden' own en-tej-ptise.
"Every citizen should get back of tli
commission and, by costing nslde pelHcl1
interests, work for what Is deemed thi
Very beat for Cnmden," 1 the way the
Mayer expresses It.
, A for the tax rate. Mayer Kills
drafts attention te the fact only S1.07 of
the brenent $2.70 rnte bees te the eltr.
Vj the Balance eeing te schools, the county,
, mates nciioeih aim state Highway, nice
VrfAtA u t- . 1.11 I - . ., . I. -
l JMiccvei en i;ie peiuicrn oerus nnu me
I f Wdge bends.
. A ler the comprehensive plant for
Miarber betterment. th Mayer suggest
xae erection et warehouses ut the marine
rminul. and the building et another
TBunklpul pier. He opposes further
vacation of river-front Mrcet cnd, nnd
Wftt that the Uoeppr illvir be dredged
tad 'straightened, that mere Industries
May be encouraged te locate along that
' Vtrcnm, which runs through the heart of
Camden.
? The building of two mere Junier High
(Schools Is suggested, and enlargement
tf the nreseiit Junier Hleli Scheel te
tallcve the overcrowded condition. It
ta conceded by the Mayer that eventually
H TH1 be neeeswar te build one or
Aer district high school.
Ifeeded Increase In tiic water Bupply,
he, Mayer said, will be provided by the
i our single-unit wells it in proposed te
lrive In the heart of the city. As for
Tjumptlen of highway improvement.
Relief was expresil by the Mayer
read materials will drop sufficiently
the spring te allow this work te be
ialh taken up.
, Werk of th police and fire depart
enfs for the last year is highly praised.
He Mayer advocates sn Increase in the
lice forte, nnd legislation that will
ike It cesier for the police te ebtalu
evictions in certain cases of law vie vie vio
lens. Vew 'fire engine are also asked for
'take the place of the old apparatus
t'has been motorized. The establish
At of nu Insurance patrol is also ad
(ited. Anether improvement suggested i the
( bllshment of a municipal bathing
( ,h at Ferest Hill 1'ark. Need for a
; iclpal market house is also pointed
jand munlpical aid li nekwl for Knst
Jen. which, the Mayer points out,
1 experience a boom when the bridge
instructed.
xlbute wns paid te the work of
ederick A. Tlnkeldey, Playground
omwifslener: diaries P. Tuttle.
rfchoel Director, and Frank W. Tnww.
library trustee, who died durinj the
year.
i At the reorganization of the (Vmn
?1 iFrnnk R. Van Ilnrt 'vns re-
';tert prfmtlcnt. liie reur new
-i 'labers who leek thelr seats ere
jwaril IJyer. of the Sixth Ward, who
Jucceeds William .Tene : Hr. Herace
. Rese, of the Tentli Ward, who took
-ife'Vlace of Carrell 1'. Sherwood;
Alfred imuiey, of tne Thirteenth Ward,
jacreeaing wuwnre -ii-ctuar, and wn-
rtlim B. Davis, or the Fourteenth Ward,
Muccceding Ceuncilmnn Kptlng.
, Mayer Ellis made the rennnelnt.
Beents of several efllclnls whose terms
wtpired. Including Alvln P.. Pitman, en
Jhe Park Commission for live years; F.
Walter Toms, ns a member of the
Beard. Of Assessers: Dr. Alexander
I McAllister, member of the Hourd of
I Library Trustees, and Trnneis II. Wel-
I Kn, eh tne Hinuing ruml ConnnURlen.
I PMinrll rennnntntil Pltv Vntn..A.
teri Fahrnam, City diint! K. a. C
i Bleakly, City Controller Samuel i.
LfcCerd. Water Clilef .Tames Ixjng,
Chjef Clerl: of the ater Deportment
heik Fithlnn, City Clerk Merris
Odell and Assistant City Clerk Harry
BimpRen.
T. Harry ltewland was made City
IVosecuter and Benjamin Xntnl Second
Assistant City Solicitor. Ceundlnien
,T. Hartlev Tlewen. of the Fourth Ward,
amd Wellington llorte, of the Ninth
Werd, were elected members of the
,9aard of Scheel Estimates. Dr. II.
It. Davis and Dr. Themas Lee were
i appointed members of the Heard of
Health. The beard has been enlarged
te two new members, and these Dlnrnu
Went te 'Mrs. Sarah Austermuhl. nt
bthe Thirteenth Ward, and Hsrry Fer-
I'Href thb nrst vnnt. Calvin S.
Acks. W. Tayler Wrlsht and William
v.s ' Iluhn were re-eiecteu en the
Mtd Ot wemeiery irusieeg. Jehn
arneVl. Hamnel G. Edwards and the
J. a', vwme were elected te the
nlssleners of Assessments.
ne Beard of Freeholders was xt:er-
f'nke by the elctlen of Jehn Prentice,
h' Ninth Ward, as director. fie
iyrlle Hess, vhe has been supt-rinten-
ent ei mc unjiiiiu ku'ks in (icajn or
r. J. Ansen hiiiicm, was appointed
nil the vacancy.
At the reorganization of the Heard
If Health. Dr. II. II. Davis was
lected president. t.ugpne iieImtIm sec-
etary and ur. J. . i.eavur iieami of.
rtr. J-ne lieara ei ciuu-uiiun will net
jrgenixe until February.
SK AID IN WAR PREVENTION , -
mera Requested te Keep Up
V Werk Ter permanent Peace
.."VWatahlBiten. Jan. 2. -(Uy A P.I
lss-In an effort te "prevent public
iMMtay en worm peace alter me clone
f.'tlie Washington Conference the Na Na
tteaal Council for Limitation of Arma-
lent' announced teuny it ur.ci written
jQ.vcrnera or tne reny-eiani states
ckig support In "educitins public
iWBient tiunns me cemintr year ter
i nait ste toward permanent pence,"
lirUiae tmrtrcn amrmaiive response
been received-
he Oovemera wiie replied were
(a, Ioa'iei Baxter, Maine j McCray,
anaj Xiuwurua, iriv jtrw; , win-
MlHslsslpPU 1'ruev, .Mlnnefetu;
r. Wemin: Campbell. Arizena:
lae, Arkansas; Sprout, Pennsyl
la: r.lnlne. "Wiscertsln : Allen. Kan-
yMcMaiter, Beuth Dakota.
' I, ! I - -
fenVlON BOOZE IN INDIA
r Proclaimed "United States"
Alte Wara en Drugs
Injten, Jan. 2.--(Hy A. P.W
Uen of the driie and liquor
iis been undertaken as one of
reforms of the "United States
," proclaimed yesterday, ac
ta e statement Issued teduy by
r- f. Oheae, director of the
I commlMlen te promote self
x . iBdla.
il.e dec,ed that within the
htjj 70;.fc cent, of the ejlum
tU'iW.Wrr.rM of the liquor shops
'WaMAJIaW W1!!! KirOUCll
THE SAUER-KRAUT
tdur'- j
This group was in charge of David
ERUDITE EAST GETS O.K.
FROM LITTLE MOVIE STAR
Baby Marie Osberne lias Had
Her Leve Affairs My. Yes!
But She's All for Art iS'eiv
Already Has Picked Out Her
Summer and Winter Hemes.
Can't Approve of West
"Hnic drrar teni heart arc the scenes
of mj raifdtoe't
When fend reeollectiem preneut thci
te rfetr."
Such, in brief. U the .wnttment of
Ilaby Marie Osberne, nlne-ycar-nli!
motion-picture nctrepi of long experi
ence, who much prefer the crudlt"
East te the wide-open West.
"Oh my goodness, yes," t.nld lhtl.ii,y.
"the East is much mere cultured."
Miss Osberne, who is in Philadel
phia at present, ought te knew. She
was born In the West and she Is new
touring the East for the third time, se '
that the opportunities for observation
which she has enjoyed make her fully
capable of pushing judgment.
Miss Osberne entered the motion
picture world at the nge of three years
and six months, liavlng in these
youthful days less hair than new curls
about her small dark head, she was cast
then lu it boy's part.
Has Ianictl Much In Short Time
If Miss Osberne has acquired nny one
quality In particular in her extended
career, It Is a perfect nnd unalterable
poise such as one would naturally ex
pect from an actress who heads her
own company. That, combined with n
comprehensive knowledge of the wiles
and pitfall" nf this naughty world,
might be termed an outstanding char
acteristic of her personality.
In ether words, she Is net one lightly
te place credence In miners of Santn
Clnus, fairies and ether uch charac
ters. "I think," she said, with n. judicial
pucker of her delicate brews, "that
when I get my money (which is being
held In trust, you knew I'll live here
In the Et.
"I'll have u place in the Canadian
weeds te live lu during the summer,
and s'pese I'll live in New Yerk in the
winter. The house in Canada will be
a sort of a careless looking, comfort
able place, with a lurge ruem te dance
In. I'll invite some of my friends up
there who can play the piano, and we'll
have plenty of music.
"Of course I'll have te buy a house
In New Yerk. We could rent one,
naturally, but" and she shrugged enu
slender shoulder "why waste geed
money en rent? And I could always sell
the house, if I get tired of it."
As might be expected of one fo-gvn-ereusly
endowed with beauty. Miss On.
borne has net remained unwoeed In the
past.
Her Affairs of the Hfiirt
"Yes, I have been in love." she ,id.
mitted, "but it didn't last. He was ten
years old, and I was crazy about h!in,
but he wasn't in the profession, and he
finally didn't like me." At present her
leart is unfettered, with the exeepllen
of a seini-professlenal admiration for
Rudelph Valentine.
In spite of her sophistication, she
displays nt times pixie-like flashes of
Impulsive interest when something ns
yet unheard or unseen strikes her at
tention. At these rare intervals, the
clenk of Imperturbable calm drops from
her and rentals the child, eager and
curious te examine the unknown.
The care which one In her position
must take te preserve nt its best her ap
peurance and health was touched upon
briefly In conclusion. Her reelpe for per
SLOAN'S RELIEVES '
NEURALGIC ACHES
FOR forty yeara Slean's Liniment
has been the fiuiclcett relief for
i neuralgia, sciatica and rheuma-
! Ham, tired muscles and lame backs. '
Ask your neighbor. I
, Yeu just knew from !t stimulatinc !
Iitalthy odor that it will de you goedl i
I Keep Slean's Itamiy and apply
ircely at the first twitie. It penelralts
i Without rttWuKj, '
l .P0815 udden sprafna and strains !
! which unfit you for work or play are
j een eased when Slean's is used.
The sensation of comfort and '
, warmth surely and readily fellows ita
use. Slean's masters pain.
ieu'll find Slean's Liniment clean
i and nen-skm-stainine;.
At all druggi.u 35c, 70c, $1.40.
$& 1! iffe fe ate9
WlPJi.Jf
Limment&K
Th.iortut.ef.klaltth
will quicklx ba i tllmd br
pplrlna bttvn tailrinc.
vr.jigMen hexenuuint-
ment. Oaaef Dr.llebaa'
ramiiT temeawa.
Hsemfe
P, atl IllaHaagaa.
""f-Stepsi
ItdUntf
m
LVM4I
KVJ&NlNG PtfBMO
CLUB ON BROAD STREET
Herman, who has headed the (iloupelcr
In the comic section
mtutem m
MAUIK OSKOHNK
senal beauty I given herewith for the
benelit of anxious methers:
"I almost never eat meat; I live al
most all the time nn fruits and ege
tables. And 1 nevr, n-wer cat any
candy.
"Oh in goednc.-- yes; it's terrible
for the complexion."
MKsOvberm: m)eii will have her ninth
birthday party.
SCHOOL FOR POSTMASTERS
Newly Appointed Officials te Be
Taught Number of Things
Washington. Jan. 2.- flly A. 1M
Beginning with the new jear under ol el
der Issued by Postmaster (leneriil
Hays, newly appointed postmasters will
be required te attend school. They will
be taught hew te meet the public,' their
place in the community, hew, through
publicity, te educate the public In the
use et tne mails, new te handle com
plaints, guard the malls and maintain
proper relationship with the denurt
ment. Centra! accounting nosteflices will
be designated in each Statu a schools
for the instruction of postmasters of
the second and third class, under tltc
direction of First Assistant Postmaster ,
(ietieijil Werk--, superintendent "e(
.ehoeK" After the Intensive course
the new official will be required te write
the department, giving n review of what i
ue iins learuea.
HISTORIC MANSION BURNS
Belmont Hall, at Smyrna, Del., Is
Destroyed
Wilmington, Del., Jan. l'. Uy A.
P.) Helment Hall, lit Smyrna, a iine
old Colemnl mnii"len of historic Inter
est, built in 17"e, wib destrejed br
fire this morning.
Mi".t of Its i-uiittiits, im hiding val
ued relies, were saved. The less Is up
r.n vimrtely SJn.0(Mi. pnrtlv covered liv
insiirence The hall was nwne,, a'i'l
occupied ' Mi. ami Mt . Cri'
.speakrnan. fjjjy
rilOT AND 1.1M1I
TIUIt'IILl
nalantly reltKvM
e ' cir cnclil arch
irperM, B't(l ana
tdluitfd Ly aiparie.
Our Mam:ei
KUbiIc Iletlery, the
meat Ln'nferlabU
union for ari
ee.a velrs. sTnll.n
llmbe. nek kna-ji
and anlfl4N,
Trusses aLdemfrji
ai J ntijMtiL' itt.
mi' ."l ." .Wnll- Irseat rnanufae.
rerjra of dttermlty arpilancce ti tha vtnrld.
.....u',').u! .nd 'D fr Mt.ranc.a. P. l
(Ml .imMi, Ortlmeri'f Te.. 4I N. 13th St.
TALK
WITH
FALSE TEETH?
SURE!
Dr. Wernet's
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sere gums, eweetem
the breath. A white powder. At
best Drug or Department Stores,
30c., 60c, $1.00 or write direct te
WerittDBtIclf8.Cc,.U5BUaBSt.W.T.
HTrMsmp nethks
Fincat.Fastest Steamers
tVPERUCl
Via Panama Canal
Large new American thlpa
offering met, comfortable
accommodation, te Seuth I
America Unexcelled
CuLine.
hri. bantu Trreaa.
Jan. 18
HS. HabtaKllaa, '
ffh. 4
HllALI, 1,1.-, t., IM'
10 iiunevrr Nq.,Ntii
LBDGMK-PHILABffili'HIA,' MONDAY,
organization. They wen fifth prlre
;WILDW00D WOMEN BURNED
1 Popular Society Matrons Injured
While Dre8slne for Ball
Wlldwoed, N. J Jan. 2. Twe so
cially prominent matrons of this city
were painfully burned nbent the face
and body when their cotton-covered
dresses became ignited while they were
dressing for the Legien Kill, Vihich was
held Inst evening at the Iirighten Hetel.
; Mrs. William McClain's dress caught
fire when she get tee close te the gas
' heater. Mrs. Ferrest M. Itlch ran te
her aid and her own garment became
'ignited.
William MeOlaln, proprietor of the
Pacific Hetel and huxhand of one of the
women, wns downstairs when the ac
cident happened. He ran upstairs, ex
t.ngulshed the (lames in the room and
pulled the burning dress off Mrs. Well,
but net before she had been painfully
burned.
BACK OF YOUR INDEPENDENCE
The Obligation of Relationships
Wife, children, business partners, the mertgaKc,
borrowed capital
If death means less te the survivor of the relntien--.hip
there is an unfulfilled obligation, nn tinpnid debt.
Life Insurance cnnbles one te fulfill the obligations
which the relationships of life imperatively' impose.
A description of our plan awaits the sending of
our nnine, address and date of birth.
There is a Penn Mutual Policy for every life in
surance need.
THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
'llrz.mlsrd !
Independence Square
Philadelphia
WITH ASSETS OF OVER TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
iTt'AMSIlir NOTiri'.
MEDITERRANEAN VOYAGES
Frem New Yerk te Madeira, Gibraltar. Algiers, Monace,
Genea, Naples, Athens, Alexandria for Bffypt and. the Nile.
ARABIC
(17,324 ten.)
Jan. 21 March S
LAPLAND
(10,500 ten.)
Fcb.
Independent IrivtL Beeking! te ny pore. Optional conducted iliera CK
cunleni. Send for booklet and detailed infetyialbm. Faraeul Whlte.Stat
and lied Star aetvicei pre lde ultneit luxury.
WHITE STAR LINE
1'hlUuVlplilii l'HKanu.-er Oilier. I DID Wulnut Ht.
white Star
Nfw Yerk Clitrheurs Smilhnmplen
OUlll'ir JVh.lSJIur.il Mir. 1
Nv Yerk Liverpool unci lurrntiinii
J1AI.TIC ..I .mi. 11 lh. 1 M"r. 1H
f'i;i.Tlf lire. Ml 1I. t Mnr. 1
CKIlllir .Inn. W l'rli. 5S Vliir. 25
MEDITERRANEAN VOYAGES
T VfmVlrit, (ilbrulMr. Aliclrri., Munaia,
lirnu.i. Naplra. Atlirni, Aleiundriii, tar
.7Mit nnd tin- Nlli-.
AIIMIIC (17.354 teni). Jun. 31 Mar. S
MlltlATIC CJI..1I1 ten-, .lun. ; 1". I.. IK
l.M'l.'.NI) MS.BS. lint ffh. 1
!,iiii..in:i.riiM-i.ivMii'eui.
Mi:i TONIAN . . J.iti III
i.f.yi.anh mm:
Pini.AHKl.l'IIIA-SIAXt'lll'.SThll
wi;i resi.v .... . Jim. i
?.eeb Star Line
Cull at llallfnv. eemmendne Jan. .
Will "nt null nt llnllfnx.
Xi:W iOUK. I'l.YMdl Til. CllhKHOl III,
AN'rW'KRI'
UNI. N'I J"". ' li b. II M.ir. Ill
HKOOM.ANK Jwn, SI IVli, .tl ' r. I
7.l.i:i ANI . . . '.Ian. tH ilr. .t 'Apr. !() ,
IOTIII.AM) IVIi. 1 Mjir. 2S
I.A1-I.AN1) . . "Apr. 8 M.iy III
Te IliintU li Ike nml lluiiibiirK
SA"il,ANI) 'Ian. 10
i'iui..i)i:i.riii ..ntw i:;ir
IteU'l.in .Jan. 1 .Mimlaml . .Inn. ?"
Maiklu.in . Inn. 10 .MU.-.lnl Jan. 10
AMBEIAM Line
NT.W YOKK IU.MIIl IK DANIO
MIlVdOMA f.laii. Vi Keli, 'IS
MINNICKAHDA (.Id tlansi .Ian. ((!
i;vi:ni(iui . ii..
Call ut I'lmeuth Mini (lirrbeurr.
m ealla Ht Onef iiten.
I'liiiiu-i.riu x.iiAMiurcii
Mackinaw .Jtin. Ill M irMunil .Ian. -Jl
TI.ANTir TIIANHI'OKr MM-
riuuDKi.niiA.i.oNneN
ItKl.lilAN Jan. fl
MISsISHUTl . Jan. Sii
lIOIXAVD-AMi:itll A LINK
l'IIIUni;M'IIIA.lt(ITTKTtIl..M
(,errnlW .Ian. 14 Serliyk . . jB, 8
International Mercantile Marine Ce.
no HTKAMiaiH. l neu.niNi tens
l'naaenzer Onlrf, I3IO Walnut St., l'lilla.
1'rrlnlit (Ifflre. 40.V-tlt Ilenrr Illily. 'hu
BE
LIME
PHILADELPHIA
Direct te
' GLASGOW
S S "HOXIE"... Sailing Jan. 19
Hudsen Shipping Company, Inc.
X.ArAYi:TTK IIUILMNd
I-JllLAOELI'lUA. I'A.
Iembard 0J04.B Main aiet
Agantt for
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP
BLUEBIRDS' APPEAR
E
Street Cleaners Are Wearing
Blue Denim Under
New System
CITY NOW DOES OWN WORK
Three thousand street-sweepers nt
( o'clock this morning began pushing
their broom ever the streets of the
entire city nnd started municipal street
cleaiibg for Philadelphia.
Mayer Moero nnd Director Cavcn
made tours of the city te see hew tin
work wns going, nnd both expressed
themselves ns highly gratified.
In plac,c of the white uniforms the
men were tinder the contractor sys
tem, the sweepers nnd ether em em
pleves wear neat uniforms of blue
denim. On their left breats were yel
low nnd blue celluloid badges marked.
"Department of Public Works, Hureau
of Street Cleaning." Each man has
n distinguishing number.
The city has been divided Inte ten
street cleaning districts, with eight sit
perinter.dents te share the tusk of nu nu
pvrvislen. "System" Itreken, Say Mner
"Tli old contractor system has
gene." said Mayer Moere, "and we in
tend te prove that it hns folic forever.
This lias b"CU the grcutesr r-lng'e
nehlcviniint of the present Adtnlnlstra-
The Mayer made a tour of the city
nlone vestcnlHy te inspect the streets.
He said he found them in splendid
condition. . .,,,,
"When the snow begun te fall, he
said. "I was nfruid that Director
Cnvcn would be up against a hard
test en the first day, but it turned out
that the storm did net Inst long. Di
rector Cuven nnd hi assistants have
labored hard and earnestly te get every
thing In order, despite unusual holiday
conditions. Things will be normal in n
day or two." ... ,
This was ash collection day in sev
eral pnrlH of the city nnd the high
wind blew much et the litter about,
the Maver said, adding that this wns n
condition beyond control and would lie
speedily overcome when the wind died
down. He said thnt the way the streets
STANDS THE PENN MUTUAL
KTIMMSHII NOriCKH
ADRIATIC
(24,541 (en.)
Jan. 7 Feb. 18
Newll!bik te
Seuth America
t US.QevenimentSliws
Fastest Time
te Rlede Janeiro, Montetldee snd Iluenej
Aire.. Kne.t ililpt-Alnerlcjin aervler
American foeil Americeti comfort.. Sall
liies tVem Tier , Hoboken.
Amerlrun l.relun
Stiuthfrii f're
eellls
Huren
Jan.
Ian. l'l ,
J el).
Feb. Ii
;
''ijifiii liatlel, ivliln:
Mtraren StcimshibLines
r, whii St.,
iv Yerk
riillaili-lphln Olllce, Drem-I Hid-
.v irti,i vine Oprnitara ter
S. SHIPPING BOARDi
COMMERCIAL!
uiLmngnir Linca
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST
AND LONDONDERRY
S, S"i:ustern Tcmpeat," Leading
S S "Eastern IUslIe." Last Vi Jan.
Moere and McCormack, Inc.
428 Deurae Dldj., PhiU.
,Leml). )583 Main 7513,
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
U. S. S. B. S'S "0PEUKA"
EXPECTED TO SAIL
JANUARY 14
AT COM'KBKNCi; IIATllS
Harms. Magill
ill
WINGS
NE
&1, Ce., Inc.
Philadelphia
V, "lain 76fe
425 Lafayette Ulclff,
JANUARY a, 1022
were cleaned of the litter left by Nw
Ycnr'a celebrants, Saturday night, wen
f sreat credit te the new municipal en
leaver.
t'aren Delighted
Director Cavcn was no leas delighted
nt the appearance of tilings after he
finished his teUr this morning. The
Director covered the West nnd Seuth
Philadelphia sections, while Fred C.
Dunlap. Superintendent of the Ilurcnti
of Highways, wfnt ever the northern
district. Director Caven was accom
panied by James A. Devellti, Council Ceuncil
mnn from West Philadelphia.
The trips took the Director the whole
morning and brought him Imck te City
Hall deeply pleased. Ilesldes touring
tltc streets, the Director's party visited
stables and Blfltlehs nt Fifty fourth nnd
Summer streets, Thirty-eighth nnd
Market streets, Twenty-fifth and Cnl Cnl
lewhlll streets. Thirtieth and Callow
hill streets. Twenty-fifth and Moere
streets and Thirteenth nnd Nh'unk
streets. In every case, he said, the
district superintendents told him things
were moving wonderfully. There were
plenty of meni in fact, in Seuth Phila
delphia It wus necessary te turn nwny
seme who wanted te work.
"We had '10 per Cent mere men nnd
equipment en the streets this morning
than the contractors ever hed," said
lMrccler Cnvcn. "The inspectors in
miiai Charge Accounts invited lanwKmi Mail
Fur Repairing
"Pay for the
9
Inspired by
Clearance Sales, we have striven
greater success. Mere Volume Mere Values
Mere Customers Mere Friendslthese are our
aims. This clearance event offers greater oppor
tunities te you than ever before. Costs Profits
and Fermer Prices have been entirely disregarded.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage
Vaults Until Next Fall. Payments te Be Continued
Monthly Through the Spring and Summer
Taupe Marmet Coats
Russian Peny Coats
Australian JNutria . . . . .
French Seal Coats
Trimmed Russian Peny
Trimmed Leepard Cat
rviuua i rimmed irench
French Seal Coats
Marmet Coats, Raccoon
Natural Muskrat Coats
Austr. Oppesum Tr. French Seal Coats. . .
Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats
Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats......
Natural Muskrat Coats
Moleskin Coats ,
Natural Raccoon Coats
Moleskin Wraps ,
Hudsen Seal Coats
Skunk-Trimmed Hudsen
Black Caracul Wraps
Hudsen Seal Coats
Skunk-Trimmed Hudsen
Natural Squirrel Coats.
Hudsen Seal Wraps
Trimmed Leepard Skin
Natural Squirrel Coats
Skunk-Trimmed Persian Lamb Coats!!
Genuine Alaska Seal Coats
Natural Squirrel Wraps ,....!!!!"
Taupe Caracul Wraps '
Natural Mink Coats....
Jap Mink Wraps ,
Alaska Beaver Cost..
Broadtail Wrap
Natural Mink Wrap..
Extra
Chokers, Scarfs, Steles and Sets at Savings up te 50
, . . Regularly New " 'V
Natural Squirrel Uiekerb...
Jap Mink Chokers
Natural Mink Chokers
Taupe Fex Scarfs
Brown Fex Scarfs
Stene Marten Chokers
Taupe Fex Sets
French Seal Steles
Taupe Wolf Sets
Black Lynx Scarfs
Cress Fex Scarfs
(53) Children's Fur
Reduced te 5.50 te
formed file that tlie strcfrts tv6UId hit be
cleaned and the nshes removed en time.
Out for Hecerd
"We are out te make n record and
Will Insist en the street cleaners doing
better work than they ever have before.
If these men whom we took evfcr from
the contractors de net improve the)'
will be allowed te go and new; men will
nn ti.uin nineitii. Frem tin observation
of Mr. Dunlap nnd myself I feel sure
thnt we will have nn cincieni oriuii4;i eriuii4;i oriuii4;i
tlen in n very short time."
'The Director said thcra would be an
equlllzntlen of equipment within h few
days se that all districts would have
Just what wns needed . He also said
thnt there would be n stricter enforce
ment of the rule thnt the nsh carts shall
be covered at all times te prevent the
rubbish from blowing 'ever the streets.
Iln said there would be twcntr-twe
complaint Inspectors hnd thnt the
cicnncrs would ue eucckcu up ns never
before. He said they nil had orders
te pick up nny papers fhry see nleng the
sldcwulka as well ns te clean the streets.
Director Ceven has 1700 horses te
draw the refuse, ash and garbage wag
ons. A fleet of motertrucka also Is
ready te help make Philadelphia a real
'Spotless xewn,"
About enc-hnlf nf tl.c strcst cleaning
equipment was purchased by the city
and Remodeling at Very Moderate Cost
Werk When Yeu Want It Delivered"
1215 Chestnut Street
Illustrated Fashion Felder Sent en Request
& -Januakv Sale y
HIGH CHARACTER 1922 cTWODEL
33 er
the successes of our
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(S6 inch)...
(30 inch),,.
(SO inch)...
(40 inch)..,
(40 ineh)...
(36 inch)..,
(40 inch)...
(45 ineh)...
(36 lnch).,
(SO inch)..
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(30 inch)...
(45 inch)...
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Large Sise Coats up te 52 Bust
,12.50
8.50
liauni Marten
.13.50
.19.50
.22.50
.22.50
8.50
12.50
14.50
14.50
24.50
24.50
29.50
34.50
49.50
44.50
Hudsen Bay
Hudsen Seal
TH-cd Blue Fex
37 Sri
scutcli .Mele Stoics
I'earl Gray Vex Chokers
Natural Squirrel Steles
Jap Mink Steles
Natural Fisher Chokers'
bkunk Steles
Natural Mini; Stoic's"'
37,50
4500
52.50
75.00
67.50
Sets
39.50
ffeiri the contractors who bte ililnc0
by the new system, Only the equip'
luetit lu geed Condition wns bought,
come
tne of the Woodward Charter'
THEATRE BAN OBSOLETE
-- '.'
M. E. Paster 8yi It It Disregarded.
by Many Laymen and Prtaehcrt,
New Yerk, Jan. 2. (Dy A. P.)
The IteVi Harry D wight Miller, of
Hroeklyn, declared li ft sermon Ust
night that the. se-call'd bn of tha
Methodist Church en the theatre WU
"obsolete and misrepresents the eplrij
of Methodism te the outside world,"
The minister's explanation nf tha
Church' attitude came at the clese of
a service durlhj which Harry Daven
pert, nn actor, spoke f.en tn. subject
of ''Clean Plays."
"The 1-e-cnlIed ban Of the Mhedlt
Chui'ch Is net a rule, but a prevision In
the Judicial Ktetlen of the discipline,'
he snld, addlnr that It Was disregarded
by "most laymen nnd many preachers."
Mr- Davenport defined a "clean"
play ns one te which a mail mliht
take hi wife, islnfer or daughter with
out btunhlriz, and Dr. Miller slimmed
up his attitude by declaring he wished
there ware mere of them.
Orders Filled wmMmmmtm
entqf
past January
for an even
Formerly RetlneMl te
75.00
75.00
98.50
1?0.00
135.00
120.00
150.00
165.00
150.00
165.00
185.00
180.00
200.00
245.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
325.00
375.00
375.00
395.00
425.00
445.00
450.00
450.00
525.00
600.00
675.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
900.00
1500.00
49.50
49.50
49.50
79.50
89.50
79.50
79.50
89.50
98.50
110.00
115.00
119.50
129.75
132.00
195.00
195.00
195.00
190.00
225.00
245.00
245.00
275.00
290.00
295.00
2.95.00
345.00
395.00
445.00
495.00
495.00
495.00
495.00
495.00
595.00
995.00
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CheWa. corn
Sable Chokers! '. 7o!eO
34.50
44.50
49.50
64.50
69.50
84.50
79.50
79.50
79.50
79.50
145.00
eies 75.00
Chokers
... 98.50
...110.00
...130.00
. . . 120.00
...120.00
...120.00
. . . 120.00
...225.00
(12) Hudsen Seal Muffs
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