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LITTLE KNOWN OF LAND
A mlsMennry Inspection of the Kc
fHihllr of Liberia In Africa will be
mode by two Episcopal clergymen of the
Dlecew of I'eniinylvnn n who- will lenyg
I'hllndelpliln next week. Tliey nre tUfi
Ilcv . FranclH II. llnrnctt, rector of
St DnvId'H Kplcepnl Church, Mann
viinV wlie served ns clinplnln of Lnse
ijlpitnl Ne. 15. In the A. H. P.. ami
he'ltcv. 'Ilieinns K. Hnzznrd, niwiKtiini
nt the County Center Mission In HuckH
Thc3r'cl,rtvmcn nre counting upon
finding conditions Mich n will justify
Mr Ilnrnett In lendlriR out n croup t)f
Me'nle for mlsMemiry work in the
GbSrtan "bnck IniiflV In p.
$th the npprevnl of lllshep Willie-
'As fur ns U kne.wn only two white
men have ever sone into thnt part of
Liberia," Mr. Harnett wild. "One-wns
Cnptnln Wnllls, of the KiirIIhJi Army,
In mOS. The ether was the Kev.
Mr Ilamsnur, one of our mission
aries. In 1010. Heth these trips
were brief In time, limited in nren
covered nml without n deilnlte object.
These journeys, tee, suffered somewhat
from lacK 01 riiuiiuuum i ""- ......-.
ts te cllmntic conditions. Thanks te
the Reneresity of an interested friend.
an equipment and personnel ndequntc
eneugli, one hopes, te obtain satisfac
tery results.
"Wc -w 111 leave New lerk en the
Baltic. January 14, nrrivinR In Liver
pool January 12.1. Leavlnj; Liverpool
.Tanuaty -'.". we expect te nrrlvc nt
Freetown, Sierra Leene, about Feb
ruary f. Frem thnt time en dntcs
cannot be counted en. but we hope te
spend about a month In the northwest
ern area of Liberia, and then werklnR
our way down tlireiiRh Liberia, some
... ,.... l.inviint' fn 1..- nntiuf tnlflm'
the flrft available steamer for hnRliind
or Spain, and then home nRnln."
FUNPMULTIPL1ES 4 TIMES I
Scholarship Meney Set Aelde for
50
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Glrard College Graduates
J
A fund of $70.0(17 tins been set aside
by the Heard of City Trusts as n sep
arate, scholarship fund te ennble grad
uates of (ilrard College te continue
their education.
The money represents a bequest of
. $18,54 left b.V Lawrence Tedd In 185!).
The fund wn used in IRS!) .for the
erection of a building. The sum Is
equivalent te the computed Interest and
principal of the eriglnnl gift when It
was used. The benrd desires the col
lide te represent only Stephen Girnrd's
benefaction.
Lawrence Tedd, a native of Den
nark, like Stephen Girnrd. wns a mar
iner. He left all his property te Glrard
College. '
FIGHT ON OPEN-SHOP ISSUE
I
Sympathetic Strike in Chicago Af
fects Big Building Operations
Chlcafie. Jan. !. (ify A. P.) A1
light en the open-shop Issue in the i
luililiiw trades of Chlriige wns In pros- I
rcct today when members of live unions
went en a sjnipntlietle strike with Who
union carpenter who hnve refused te
work under the Lnudis wage award.
Four large job", involving a con
struction cost of SL.'OO.OOO. were af
fected by the strike e-der issued by the
business agents of the cement llnlshers.
painters, plumbers, stcainlittcrs and 1
heisting engineers. Members oftliese
unions weie instructed te reinnin nwny
freili work unless nonunion curpentei's
were discharged.
Ne. 50 Coin Ilalnnred en Finger ,
A ncnt fent of jugglery whlclf leeks
quite difficult is te. lay n calling card flat
en the tip of the left forefinger nhd set
n penny en the card. Then by a, quick
snap of the right forefinger the Cird Is
sent flying, leaving the coin en the. tip
of the forefinger. There is no trick te
the fent, simply n little practice, ns it
is net nearly s6 hard as It leeks.
Copurieht,xJ013, Vu PulUe Lcdecr Cevtpanv
WOMEN ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT
National Association Opens Saleen
Today at Art Alliance
The Nntiennl Association of Women
Painters and Sculptors will today open
nn exhibition of work by the members
of the Philadelphia chapter at the Art
Alliance with n private view from i te
0 o'clock. The exhibitors will be as
sisted in receiving by .Mrs. II. Van
Huren Mngenlgle. New Yerk, prcslUent
of the nssocjatlen mul herself n mural
painter ei note.
The exhibitors Include Kleaner
Abrams, Kthel Kills Hcnners, Cern S.
ItroekM, Mnry Hutler, Hertn Cnrcw,
Isabel Hrnnsen Cartwrlght. Constance
Cochrane, Mnry Russell. Ferrcll Colten.
Fern ,1. Ceppcnedge. Alice Oushninn.
Hentricc Lenten, Xnney Fergusen,
Juliet White Gress, Lucllc Heward.
Marian T. Macintosh, Helen K. Mc
Carthy, M. Kliznheth Price and Anna
V. Spenkmnn. 'llie exliihitien will be
ej-n te the public daily until .Tnn
uary 17.
Hurt In Heckey Game
While playing ice hockey en the Hal Hal
mernl dam, near (iulph Mills yesterday,
Geerge Diebehl. of Sjiriiig Mill, wns
scrleuslv iirjnred. He was skating
down the Ice with the disk and about
te sheet n goal when his skate struck a
Hele in tne ice. and lie fell heavily,
striking his head. A physician took sev
eral stltchce in a deep gusli.
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FOUR hundred years Ege,'
that spirited adventurer,
Coronade, set out te find in
the vast, unknown Southwest
the "Seven Cities of Cibola."
Today, these golden cities of
ancient legend actually exist
their marvels yours te dis
cover en the way te California.
Enchanting New Orleans his
toric Housten the inspiration of
the Alame in San Antonie El
Pase with its colorful scenes Les
Angeles Santa Barbara and the
California beaches bathed in sun--chine
and San Francisce here i3
a modern adventure in discovery
mera beautiful and interesting
than bold Coronade 's most vivid
dreams.
Tke the
&Uh?vtr Reute"
cte California
Every mile a scene worth while-
New Orleans SUNSET LIMITED
i-os Angeles San Diege
. cfn 0V" " mi!d- sunny route all the way, free from ice and snow. Observation
Writer1 . Dinms Cor nnd ether comforts of modern travel. Daily Through
lAenlne Ci Servlce bctwn Washington, D.C. and San Francisce. Through
'fernln Zk n V y WCCK mncl direction between New Orleans ana Cali-
VELT mxi ' Arizona. affording convenient service for the aide trip te ROOSE
APArHwiL r. thc 12-n,ilc detour by automobile ever the entire length of the
u-ALHE TRAIL between Glebe and Phoenix.
Connecting at Yuma with the San DIeCe and Arizona Ry. for San Diege
Fer Information and Literature address
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
F. T, Broeki, General Agent
1602 Cheitnut Strut . ,
l'Uvnc, Hurucr 0311-8
San Antonie
San Francisce !
Women's Weel Jersey Dresses, $12.50
Anether purchase of Weel Jersey Dresses the same kind, quality; and models as these bhat sold se quickly last
week. They are in brown, navy blue and black, in various tunic styles; some trimmed with corded tucks; some cellar-
less meaeis, ethers with -long flat cellars. Exceptionally line, geed-looking Dresses at $12.50.
About Twe Hundred New
- Crepe de Chine Dresses
$16.75 te $20.00
t Plaited skirt and plnited-tunic models
trimmed with rows of fageting, ethers
in tunic- style beautifully embroidered. All
fresh, new Dresses, navy, brown, black.
New Tailored
$20.00
Cleth Dresses
A choice new let of Dresses, of duvet de
laine, tricetinc, Peirct twill and serge, in
black nnd colors, vestee and collarless mod
els, and all beautifully embroidered or
braided. All new the very latest styles.
100 New Crepe de Chine
and Canten Crepe Dresses
$22.50 te $25.00
New Dresses in straight-line, plaited nnd
tunic styles, with novel brnid trimming and
new effects in sleeves charming Frecks,
all of them. In navv blue, brown nnH lilnck.
&fr-y StraubrldKe & Clothier Second Kleer, Market atreet
Beys' Suits with Extra
Trousers, $10.25 and $11.75
Of all-wool cheviets, Coats beautifully tailored In box- or sldo slde
plaited styles and mohair-lined. The two pnirs of Knickerbockers
with each Suit are full-lined. Sizes 7 te 18 years. They are really
remarkable value at these Sale prices $10.25 and $11.75. Among
the ether extraordinary value groups in the Sale
Mackinaw8$7.75 and $9.75
Of woven all-wool blanket cloth; made with mulT pockets and
large convcrtible-cellnr. Sizes 8 te 18 yenrs.
Small Beys' Wash Suits $1.95
Durable fabrics in a wide vuriety of .colorings, many styles
most becoming te boys of 3 te 8 years.
---HI ttl)rIde & fl-iifctrr Srren.I TlO' r. I'Ubrrt Street. Uaat
Matchless Values in Linens
for Utility or Heme Decoration
Because we closed large contracts abroad last August, when manufacturers'
prices were at their lowest level (they have since risen), we are in' a position te sell
$175,000 worth for $125,000 a saving of merethan one-fourth as based en current
retail valuation. The following are but a few of the many attractive economy groups
Scotch Table Damask $2.75
Heavy linen Damask, f ull-blcached ; 70 inches
wide $2.75 a yard.
Napkui3 te match, 22-inch $7.00 a dozen.
Linen Dinner Cleths $4.50 '
Bleached Linen Cleths for -18- and 54-inch
tables. Handsome round and square designs.
Linen Towels $6.00 a Dezen
Hemstitched linen Guest Towels, 14x22 inches,
with damask borders $6.00 n dozen.
Linen Towels $6.00 a Dezen
Hemmed Linen Huckabacfc Towels, 18x34
inches.
Linen Towels $15.00 a Dezen
Scalloped Linen Huckaback Towels, 20x3G
inches.
Toweling 3 yards for $1.00
Sturdy Scotch Linen Kitchen Toweling a
geed, serviceable weave.
Dress Linen $3.00 and $3.75
Full-bleachcdj Medium-weight, Round-thread
Dress Linen, suitable for frocks, skirts, etc.; 72
inch $3.00 a ynrd; 90-inch $3.75 a yard.
Embroidered Doilies 25c
Oval Bread Tray Doilies, 0x12 inches; embroid
ered with blue, scalloped edge.
Lace-trimmed Scarfs 65c
Fine linene centre, trimmed with filet etfect
lace; 18x50 inches.
Linen Tray Cevers $1.25
Hemstitched linen Tray Cevers or Carving
Cleths; 20x30 inches.
Deuble Damask Table Cleths and Napkins
Cleths, 72x 72 inches $7 JO Napkins, 22x22 $9.50 a dozen
Cleths, 72x 90 inches $9J0 Napkins, 24x21 $11.50 a dozen
Uietlis, 7ZxW8 inches $1U0 ,
ti Straw bridge A. Clothier Aisles 11 anJ 12. Centr
Noted in the Winter Sale
of Men's Clothing
Overcoats, Just Arrived from Londen, $49.5(3
Handsome belted styles distinctively English, well-tailored of rich woven Scotch
fleeced fabrics. These have just arrived in time te take their place in the Sale at ONE
THIRD LESS than the price they should sell for.
Overcoats $23.50, $28.50, $32.50, $46.50
Men's and Yeung Men's Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Raglan and plain Chesterfield Over
coats the products of leading American tailoring establishments are in the Sale at
reductions of substantial character.
"Alce" Suits $23.50, $32.50, $38.50,.$46.50
, 0Utl?fu1 -and co"3011 styles, tailored the faultless (Alce" way of neat check, stripe and
plain-color fabrics. All sizes and proportions. All are one-third under price.
Suit with Extra Trousers $23.50, $29.50, $32.50
Men's and young men's styles. Of worsteds, cassimercs, winter serges and silk niivturpx ai
sizes regular, stout, slender, tall and short proportions.
rll
rr Straw lirlilee & Clothier Second n , r. liast
Great Enthusiasm Over the
Sale of Muslin Underwear
Extraordinary values, and wonderful variety, net only
in regular sizes but in extra sizes, make this Every Weman's
Sale of Muslin Underwear. New, fresh lets coming in add
new interest. Thousands of dollars' worth of Lingerie far
below regular retail prices. These are only two of the
groups that are especially interesting:
Six Hundred Nainsoek Night
Gowns, Werth One-Half Mere
An excellent variety of pretty styles trimmed with fancy stiUh
ing or touches of hand embroidery.
Crepe Night Gowns (T-j i cj
'Away Under Price. ... ( P J- J--'
A 'special let of COO Night Gowns of Windser crepe, in plain
pink or white or pretty figured pattern.
Silk and Cotten Underwear in Regular Sizes in the Sale
$1.00
COTTON UNDERWEAR
Night Gowns 75c te $10.00
Envelope Chemises 75c te $4.50
Drawers 50c te $3.50
- Corset Cevers 50c te $3.50
Leng Petticoats 75c te $4.25
Bleemers 38c te $2.00
Combinations $1.00 te $5.00
Flannelette Pajamas $1.95 te $2.50
SILK UNDERWEAR
Night Gowns $3.95 te $25.00
Envelope Chemises $1.95 te $7.50
Petticoats $3.95 te $11.75
Bodices 85c te $3.50
Bleemers $1.95 te $5.00
Silk Vests $1.95 te $4.50
Silk Jersey Bleemers, $2.95 and $4.75
Dark Bodices $1.00 te 83.00
Cotten Undergarments in Extra Sizes in the Sale
Night Gowns $1.25 te $4.25 Envelope Chemises $1.00 te $4.75
Short Petticoats 65c te $2.75 Leng Petticoats $1.00 te $7.50
Bleemers 75c te $1.50 Combinations $1.50 te $2.50
West
-Str,twlir Ik & i 'hl-r Thir.l r,
Our Stock of Lace Curtains
Reduced One-third
These who have seen our wonderful collection of handsome Irish Point Lace
Curtains will appreciate this saving. Scores of patterns, but only a few pairs of some
designs. Chiefly in white, some in ivory shade; 3 yards long, also a few in U'-yani,
lengtn.
Floral, scroll and border patterns, all at one-third less than regular retail prices.
A wonderful economy opportunity for these planning'te purchase Window Draperies
new S12.50 te S20.00 a nair.
Sash Curtains, Reduced About One-third, f"
New $7.50 te $16.50
A wide variety of patterns, white and hery, 2' ( yards long.
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Women's Twe-clasp 1 CI Kfl
French Kid' Gloves i M!.Ov
A group of 600 fine French Kid Gloves in broken sizes. White
and colors, in everseam-sewn or pique-sewn Gloves. Sharply
reduced for quick clearance new $1.50.
1 tr- StrawbrUee & C1eOiIt Alain 12 Miirket Street
All Women May Share in
These Amazing Corset Values
Reductions in excellent Corsets from regular stock nnd great
undur-price purchases include Corsets, Girdles and Hrassieres for
misses and women of every type of figure. A sale of such import
ance that no woman can afford te miss the economy opportunities
prevailing
W. B. Corsets
$2.50
Fer women of average figure.
Made of pink ceutil, with elastic
inserts in bust, slightly higher
in back, substantially boned
with free hip space. At a not
able saving.
W. B. -Corsets
$3.85
Medels for stout women
short, medium or tall. With
medium low bust, substantial
boning with graduating fi;ent
clasp, nnd an elastic section in
the skirt.
Neme Self-Reducing ( j aa
Corsets, Medel 444 I 4.UU
A new model in Neme Corsets, maintaining
the high Neme standard of excellence, but at a
new low price. .With fashionable low bust and
equipped with Neme Self-Reducing Straps of
the original type.
Girdles for Misses and
Slender Women Special
95f Girdles of pink brecnde-and-ela.stic, with
closed or laced back. One model sketched.
They are lightly boned te give just the support
slender figures require, nnd with free hip space.
In 12-inch length. Werth mere than twice this
Snle price of l)5c.
CI 4t Brocade and elastic Girdles, in the
tpx.it; ,tvi0 smutched, in l.t-innh l..nirti, iau
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Uandeau Brassieres, 38c
Various models in Brassieres
hooking in front or hack. New
half price 38c.
than half price at $1.45.
Hrassieres Reduced, 50c
Medels hooking in front, of
cambric, trimmed back and
front with lace. At savings of
unu-iniru 10 enc-nulf.
3&-y Straw brld. A Clothier Third Fleer. Market Street. Wt
Silks in the Sale
One-third Less Than Regular
Silks of all kinds. All weaves, all shade.-, black, celur, no el
ties Silks for all kin.K of wear. And thtse are all Silks of Jm
dependable kinds that u- carry regularly nu hit-er-mis .ale lets.
Sports Satin, Wonderful Value at $2.65 a Yard
In white, flesh, navj blue, brown and black; -10 inches wide.
Printed Georgette $1.(53 Brocaded Peplin, ndw S2.S-")
uoeu snncies nnd (lesions; .W pcnnikes Brocaded Silk Pen-
inches wide
Brocaded Silks SI te $."
Brocaded Crepes and Satins
Black, white, blue and taupe; 10
inches wide.
Chifl'en Velvet new S").5)."i
Black and colors; -10-inch
Fine Velveteen new $2.00
Fast pile and colors; 27-ineh.
Foulards $2.50 and $.'1.00
High-grade Foulards in exclu
sive designs; 40 inches wide.
1922 Foulards new $1.85
New 1022 patterns; 36-inch.
Satin-lace Crepe, new $2.(55
Tan, gray, taupe, murine,
Copenhagen blue, jade, henna,
brown, navy blue and black; 10
inches, wide.
Shirting Silks new $2.00
Broadcloth, Radium, Crepr de
Clnne nnd white Jersev. Width
1)2 and 30 inches.
lin, in navy, brown, black, tan
and gray; 10 inches wide.
Fine Charmeuse, new $2.S5
Black and colors; 40-inch.
Satin Imperial new $2.00
A full line of shade.-; 35
inches wide.
Sports Silks at Half Price
Neaily all 40-inch, 5J3.3U te
$5.00 a ai.l.
Silk Taffeta new $2.00
Black, navy and brown.
Satin Duchess new $2.00
In the ;i."i-inch width.
Black Peau de Soie $2.0(1
Heavy quality and ."5-fnch.
Habutai Silk new $1.35
Imported Black Habutai; 33
inches wide.
N'inghai Pongee new $l..'5
In the natural shade; 33
inches wide. '
Special Aisle Table of Satin de Luxe at $1.35
In black and colors. Width. 35 inches.
Special Aisle Table of Novelty Silks at $1.65
Black nnd Colored Silks and Novelty Silks of all kinds.
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Stirring Reductions in the
Misses' Wear Stere
Many, mary alui- ju-t a- g.ud as' th--i , mil thf-e are
wonderful the me-t dt-irabk- ni'iN of the -ea-eti, three months'
wear ahead, ia lure thiy go at ..leaiaiui' prict-.
Misses' Suits Reduced te $23.50
Silk-lined Jersey (.'leth Suit- m na and brown. Weel N't lour
Suits in brown. na and Serr. r.te bluV, with heuxeiittc cellars.
Misses' Suits Reduced te $29.50
'laihi'ed Vileur and Truutm,. Suit-; faru plaited and belted
i-luur Su.ts with t.elf- oleie.l fivl.reidvry; ceM.i- tiimmed with
hand .f fur. Al.-.. Spot', Sa.ts of ill icenal il..th, with laccoen
cellar-. Sizes 14 te lb eai-..
Girls' New Serge Dresses, special, $3.95
Bf!ti-d waist-1 n.- Dres-i-- of i,.i and hre.vn -. ig, plaited
skirt w th hip peikri.-: tuiked M-tei- ami fam- braid-trimmed
cellar- Size- 8 te 11 jai .
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1200 Pairs of Women's Black
Silk-and-Weel Stockings, $2
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Radium Lace Mevers, $1.35
An exceptional value in handsome Alievers blown, navy blue
and black. We surest curly selection, for such Laces, are much in
demand and this price will make these doubly attractive $1 35 a
yard.
3-.Btra brides 4 Clothier Atalo 12. OVntr
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Replenish Your Supply of
Bedfurnishings in the Sale
-in jmuwry Snlr alu. , n Mr I ntads, MiH n Sh'i-t- and
lillew (.,-i- are the he. t m (,,!. All tin.- men hundlse
included 1- of our usual ha-h -tan laid m quality
S. & V. HLi:.U-HEI) Ml SUN SIIKKTS AM)' PILLOW CASKS
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55c
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Dimity Spreads, (53x90 S2.1 3; 80x9032.65
CrechcUr-eave, 78x88 SS.25; Marseilles, 80x90 $0.50
hutin-finish Marseilles Seta of Scalloped Spread, 88x98
inches, and Helster Threw $10.00
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