l jL " ,v a i Sv rkT .(VUlVaf .. T ' ., '' "" ' ,rt Jl5r x. .I & : ft us'A.r: ? lig .. j n . ,JU. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEI-PHILAttELlfflA, 3MI J &&Ati$ TO; 1022 Jjt scm (krmantewnIve. Faultless Service, JppoiittmimlxJheds. gTERING SENATE EXPECTED T 0 SEAT NEWBERRY I ministration lmtl "swollen" the census returns of known Republican States te I the end tlmt during the wnr the Repub lican States sent mere men overseas than were sent from Democratic States. I Astute Politician Sought for Senate BIKER i " WILL SURRENDER i&j Chances Faver Him as Dobateicontinncii from r- one n , illf iecl,e An- ief Onrrnl Atterbur.v. vice president Begins, but Issue flp- of U)p Pennsylvania Railroad, who dur- pu.0 " sug tin World War was in charge of pears U03e railroad operations In France for the ,A, K. r. - ....,-. -.T-a-rr-iar-MTi At present ihrre Is no one In the TO MAKE STAThMtN I i Senaf;, despite the repeated charge that It Is 'i rich man's club, win represents great corporate Interests wliep fate lies CIJNTON W. (81I.KKKT largely In the hurds of the Senate Sinn" CrrrrsnnnnYtil r.venlnr 1'iiMlc I.edstr Shere Rhysician, Accused of Il legal Operatien, New in Phila., Says Counsel GIRL LEAPS FR0MWIND0W E SUNDAYS ItBllI January 1.1. "9. ?. IVbrimry Ii. .0. HIP March IS. 2d, 'NewYerk SPECIAL TRAIN Direct te Penniylvanla Station, 7th Avenue nnd 32d Street, New Yprlf, leavee Bread Kt.Si-t en 7 40'. Wrat Phihdelnlna 7 43 Is'erth rhiladclh.i 7 SO See Flyere Ceniutt Arenls TlcVett en 1e commencing rrlda prfcilin cv urelun etv 0 lit! tv Public l.rdeer (empniii Washington. .Tnn. 0. -With the open epen Iiir of the linal debate en the revolu tion tci unseat Senater Newberry today begins the most sensational test of fit ness for office in the Senate since the celebrated l.erimer and Stephenson cases i f a few years SIKMH. if is ,ecurnig of his nomination in the Micht ' CP llin miiitlfh.nl (nnu ..ml evnnrlenee . .. . ... IIIIIMILI 1 (I . .. J......... ticcessiirj t.t the hlh position of Sen Sen aeor, Uenctal Atlcrbuty would brine n wide uriittaintnncp with public men and an intimate knowledge of transper- tntlen nreblems which arc bound te Irene Mlchaclsen, of 010 MeyatnensiiiR Sanitarium loom large tn me future. avenue, Philadelphia, will Miunrr nnnuira en lie ncn , ,en,-ht RPCer,i,n- t0 his attorney in uir cusc in vtiutTiii .viii'riMir.v, imni Clinrllen. siclun. the attorney snys, lr liilndelphln. County Detective iIihah Imu l.i.r.1 Lrtflt tn flint Mtl' . , . - ...t.a. ,11111V, IIIIO .l-. W.IV .' .11.. V v.fc,. performing nn Illegal operation upon Hhbdcsm Dnvey, actress, was te have Appeared next Tuesday, either te re ceive sentenrc or te hear the motion (tranted. Miss Davey Is new very HI In New England. Ills bnll, originally llxcd at $10,000 In this case, was reduced te 5000 through the Influence of Corener Ar Ar eold Dc Vrler, who provided the security. The latter nlse furnished bell Inst night for Miss Mabel Frnr.lrr, Mrs. Carrie MltMicll and Mrs. Itta Urlckcr. wife of Dr. nrlcUcr. all tnken In n raid of the llrlckcr establishment, nFtn- nrtniianttrmH were mnrlA ncalust Dr. I Urlckcr by Miss Mlchaclsen. The three women were licicl ns material witnesses. Olrl Mnlics Accusation Hovering between life and death at the Atlantic City Hospital, Miss Ml Ml chnelsen, according te attaches of the Prosecutor's efllcc, charged that Dr. Urlckcr sold he would bury her In Plcasuntvlllc. This was given ns the reason for ncr In her plungn from the window, the, Persfa te Jein League of Nations young woman Is mifferlng from perl- Washington. .Inn. (I. (Uy A. 1.) Persia lias ticcuieu te dituiiiv it int;i"u int;i"u ef the Leogue of Nations, according t advices from the American Minister n Teheran te the .State Department te day. The dispatch stated that the Per tenitlH, At 010 Meyamenslng avenue, a young clrl who said her name was Ueatrlce llosenborg denied any knowledge of such a woman as. Jrcne Mlchnelsen. "Is she by any chance your sister?' she was nsked. "Ne, she Isn't my sister. I don't knew who she might be." Residents of that section say a family named .Mlchaclsen have lived at 010 Meyamenslng nvenue for eleven years. slim Parliament had given hi? t.. te memecrsliip til the ijeugiiu un-iuJ1 fOO.OOO I.EIT TO HAT. Kvery wijmn who invne n. ct wni te rtna "The Day et tlie Ctt," "J, xj" 1 3Wi: ' fiiZ - 5N Spfdal Dispatch te PvtHlne Public T.rdptr: Atlantic City. Jim. (I. Dr. William II. llrlckcr, Jr., for whom a warrant hns been issued charging' him wlUi per forming an Illegal operation en Miss plunge from the window at the Urlckcr fl North Jacksen avenue, uiuvilBlllK oil u iuii hum, .. ... ....v... ..... ..-....-, MirrpmW in ' fashionable Chelsea section. ivii 'n'p '0,IK woman was found en the ney, II- pavement unconscious by it policeman, 1 . , ii ui..tt. r.i-.l. !.. v..,liierr,'10Wfv'r "' inetlen is net would he The nh , age. Senater Nev berry , ,n (,ic p h((t ,.wed hp fnkp t? Hie pu all-geil. .-O0,(H)0 In the nmJ 'cmM . nfferd the -acrllice?" In Hnrrv Fill , nmnlnnliiill III tllC Mll'lll- VlOW of Ills future. , , rlZ n ! tW(J.ShMn Wit K f 'vf if' up" -n. nrn ,10.000 c M wUn aua H. H,. was cenMcted in a Federal Court $ ball, the amount which has been agreed llctcctv mnu search of the pace. In Mlrhlgnn of violating the lnw which yjt His counsel says that Dr. - the bn.cmcnt they found a fully limted a randldnte's cNpenditurcs In I ,l , ' ""'' Hrlcker Is making no effort te evade ilvY,M mc(lCal clinic. Pennsylvania sff r 4- tXerSk 1EkV' uyetgui Tlie RVulf ( the BreiJ7 Limiliii m I PURE FRESH PAINT Seeve Me "T&C Industrial Paint Te buyers of paint in bulk, Kuehnle Paint offers net only an assurance of finest quality materials, but also prompt de livery service and most attrac tive prices! "Save the Surface" Kuehnle PAINT&PA1NTING Vine & 17th. Sts. sin-CE547; rtACG77C9 ..! i.... t... .1,.. u.,inr.iiiii tn s.li.iO. i -...'.!.. u i.- i .i. service of the warrant rriiiuiriv-' ,,?i ii.v ev. ..... ;'- '. . i JUS11CI rcmiurr Mil', iiiiiv rvL'l'llllA . , . . .-, .. i, . r..l.Hl The Supreme Court of the I nltc.l Mates , , Stlpreln(, ,,anch bv enc e Assistant rovecuter 11. C. C.asU.l u.M-t hi- .vinUtlen en the ground that J, , t mnjerltC!1 CVer given te n f"ijrmed Attorney Charlton s stnte- thc low under which It was reached was cun(1(atc ments that arrangements had been made uncun-tltiitleiiiil. This left the S.-nate lt ,M n" position te which the former . fn' ,,Vlc'k"',H cmct. vutli power te act en, the .pic-tien Atternej Ccncral n-pired. It removes , ' " ice 'Mllers had been sent out Ml.rthcr or net he n" bt te remain a hlm frum thc ri.k n.lcl tlirme f pi.ifer the physlclnn and the ports of the .senator. , tl,.s. UN position is both dlsnilied and ' country were being watched in the be- The Issue in the Senate - close. cenROti1nt. and while It is known that Hcf that he might nttemnt te flee te Vhnut thlrtw-n of the 5eimt.irs an- un- t))p Kevei.llnr ,vem .lellght te appoint some foreign miliary, ns his father, Dr. lertnin. though perhaps a i.inierity of Mr .Sehaft'cr, nil the conditions are, William II. Urlckcr. a Philadelphia sur- hem iiielmc ti etc for Newln-rrj lt nnst ,s v0lcctien 'gcen, did when similarly accused, eve,, of t'.e.M should liiinlU vote against s-,.r-s ,,. hns been very Olrl Iaps Frem Window Mm he would be unseat. d. pre,nlia,.t In the vnaterial dclibera- T1)C nc. wnrrnt WOT 1SRUC(1 for Dr Want Newlierrj- te icsuij tiens. ;i no iiignwnj l mi iiss.en-r is Ilrlck(iP( .Tr., following the ilndlng en for Mabel Fra.ier and ?1000 for Mrs The tight en the tioer et tne .-iiuui! ,". ....j.i. -.... :" v"-', i the sldcwallt before ins sanatorium nerc v. ill largely be made te force Mr. New- eriiers. but an ututp jielUlc "n. n man f MIbs MichaeNen. who leaped from lerr te testif. Up t" thn pnent A search of the upper stories dis- i closed numerous bedrooms, some of which bere evidence et hnvlng been oc cupied very recently. Three Women Detained The three women were taken te City Hall, where they were closely ques tioned. Mrs. Mitchell finally admitted that she ivas employed by Dr. llrlckcr ns a housekeeper. It Is reported that nil- nve. nililltienal information of cx- i treme importance, the exact nature of which ceulil net ue icarncii. nan was lived at .$-."00 for Mrs. Mitchell, $1500 (1 .TilUUU for Mrs. nppeared befere ncit her in court nor in tne uvurniK -e- fete the Senate Inxestigutin,' commit - ei culture ami experience. uu a oreao i ,ccon,i.Htery window In nn attempt te uiiiiuuu uu i. ii. c-enpe Injuries which she bclicvcil iJr. Latterly .Mr. a(lle s mime mis ueen ltricker intcnileil te inlllct upon licr, Urlckcr when they Magistrate Paxson. According te the story the Miuhnelsen girl is alleged te have told, she made, nn airaiigeincnt Willi ur. jinciier in rniia 11 ....- ..-, - , -. ...,.v- .... ...... .- .-.-. -. I III llllllfl HI' !- - -.....- ... .,.--- tec has the Michigan cimier nppvarcu met irenunenuj ini-iiuuin-ii mr un- s,- h I10w in a very serious condition, uelphta nml came te llic snniterium et in Ins own defense. governorship, and Coiernor Sproul, It Urlckcr, who was awaiting the dc- I Frlilnv. At that time, according te thc IVtimem hns shown that large sums N known, favors him as his successor. cHien f (I,,. ,.0urt at May's I.nnding, I sterv." six ether women entered thc et tnenej were tnKcn lrem mis n.um m- teimiiii'iis iiwj "'"i"' iin.nii- en - motion ler a new inei in renncc- i place. ment et .Mr. nu.rr ier .iu-uuitiiu (len xvit, is conviction mst July et . In term, and lie must ee ceiisiuurcu iuheuk the elect until thc hnal announcement comes. count by hi.s regular personal agent for ptirpewes of the campaign and that tlie Senater aimself had knowledge of this fact. It is alleged in defense that the menev was real I. rentributed by thc Senater's brother, who had access te the Senuter's bank account when his , en was overdrawn addition te the Injuries received May Uc Anether Vacancy There are two ether angles te the sit uatien which are demimding consider' ,,Vo','e,'none its of Mr Newberrv "ble attention, ns I have alreadv pointed e, tend t nt t Us e-nlamitien of the it: the condition of Senater Crew and Snlo!:nt.veurd no" "taml under, the prospect of his resignation from the n of Mr. .Newherr. - nd-lntcrin. will make .statement appointment by the 7vr"r;n,n",,,uS ilf n the curse of the ! suggestion of a name for the unfinished .ens tedav. It will he' "f Senater Penrose. cress-examination himself. The Senater m his own behalf .l.tlt..,.. .thin 1, m.ulli his first explanation of what happened. Mr. Clothier and former (.rovcrner .ftr he has made this statement, a Stuart have been talked of with .Mr. motion will prebnbl b- made referring Pepper te complete the term, l he Newberry else back te the commit- I TbN nnnngement N pui"lj s;.ecubl tep with instructions te put Newberry tvc nmj u-ellj, mett with opposition en the stand and examine him. The from State leaders, or would-be State real contest will be en this issue. Fer lenders, who desire te have a linger in If this motion prevails, the Michigan th pie when it comes te nominating Scnnter will probably ncxer be sented. the nPXt United States Senater, or Sen- FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JOHN J. FLINN, C. S., of Evanston, 111. .Mii.Miir.it or thk nnnr or t.kcti nrsiiu- or this metiii:h cm urn Tin: rmsr ciirucii or cunisT. srir.NTihT. in iiosten. mahsaciii'sktts vmi:k m TiriM or ieikth cnrncii or ciihist, sriKNTihT. rimv. THE NIXON THEATRE 32d Street Belew Market Street SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 8th, at 3:30 o'Cleck 0mmmmmmmmmmmmmimmiamim KmmmmmmmmwmmmmmimmmmMw,mm m m I It starts the day off right I asee I Coffee 1 I At all our Stores 1 1 Pt?ni-Tm , H g iliiil4ii Vt,UWU'IVM CV J-fWUP? t JiSis i F' ' c'.V WALK-OVER 'i. Beets for Blustery Weather A BOOT of generous proportions, solidly built. In rich grain leathers a splendid example of the thorough goodness of Walk-Over value at the new low price $y.5e 1228 MARKET Harpers 1022 CHESTNUT SttOPS aiiiiiiiBiima m- - fa mm mmm ? . SUV FROM YOUROTOffH I ntnrw. nu rlie ense nmv be. Senater Edwin H.'Vnre. by declar ing his intention of placing his brother. Congressman V. S. are. In nomina tion for the unfinished Penrose teun, has deeidtd te ignore the Oovcrner and lils wishes. " Sproul Is for Harmony In the interests of harmony and pub lic tervitc te the State, Governer Sproul laid aside any personal ambitions he may have hall for the Culled State Senate. Senater Vnre 1ms evidently chosen te ignore this fact. He 1 count ing en the assistance of Mayer Mngee. ' of Pittsburgh, te forward thc ambitions of the Varc fauillj. It mav be nes.slble that in this re Micct he is counting without his host Clinnees Faver Seating Debate is limited under the agree ment, but may begin all ever again upon a motion te recommit, and the i-harpest fight In the recent history of the Senate is in sight, with the chances favoring the seating of the Senater. The Republican machine N friendly te bun, and his case ha.s stirred up se little popular pretet that man Sen ators feel they can sufely ete for him who would net de se if anything like the scandal prevailed new us did ever the l.erimer case. The public Indifference te the rnst expenditure of money bj Mr. Newberry ii in Ins Interest N one of the cm ions isi.M-ts of tins case. Prebahh one -....... ..r i i !. in.:.... t...i:.Y.... . mi-"- Ul II I III'' I.'UILIIC illilUM'irnrf , ,1 , - . . " II. A.,.. te the Senate ttelf. the feeling that l i( Pvate opinions expressed by Majer the lelslntUe hrnneh of the llmnni. -- UCSCrVC CreMCllCC msmmmmmwrnuma vm a mux The finest butter in America! if ment has become unimportant compared with thc esccutlve. Then, tee, popular primaries ere expensive, as people knew. They also knew that it is dmibtful whether a mnn like Newberry aHj buy nnj thing substantial when '! pour, ent S(iO.OiVl or SIOO.lMMl in i lie irimarie. An election wh.eli t.irned en a few votes in the legislature before the daj of the popular election of Seniiters might b bought for such n sum. Hut in a popular election it is doubtful whether the result ever turns upon ex penditures It was Governer Sprout's idea ear lier in the week te make no announce- ment of the successor te Senater Pen- ' rose until after he had visited Senater Crew. ThN nrrangement mav he nbiegntcd and the atiiiei'iiccment mav con e new at almost nn time. ASK LIQUOR LICENSES Steel Files Complete Line Vertical Steel Files That Ceet Ne Mere Than Weed Kill Uit - llieUme. . BmiMtn ltiT eitwin - eeh cf CI flllnx InehiM. Sr-wen xrp irrtl eren wbun epei t full lenzth. Flttet with fellewer ele.t. br.it hardware, roller bre.riri. Ct uerltr 0,000 letter. Be.atifoll Be.atifell flnlih.d in rich elm. rreen ecun. el. sseeui $31-50 BLANK BOOKS, 1c te $30 LEDGER SHEETS. HINDERS. RING BOOKS, Etc iMTtr Sterk of Tr.infr Fllfe. Card Indrxre, Tertlffll ITU I'alilrrs, Oniitr I'nnls niir ( nr.l-. Ilex Files, Cepjr rnpeit S4nri Shrrls rti lllr iirnltnrr. ttCests Less en Arch St ,11. "muf. 1 9W vi rwsax faunc-tale DcHictj Tell 1' Veer Flllnc Reqntremrnla HARRY B. LEVIS stationer 702 Arch St, AnVKllTISKMKNT AIlVr.llTlHKMKNT m Many Retail Places Appeal te Court for Right te Move Judges Fergusen and Rogers held .i nd the truth is that Mr. Newberrv session of the linuer license eeutt thi- sems te be a rather Ruilele-s rich man nfternoen. There were seentv-nli wiin Rer uue uie ii.iikis ei pnimcnl i-liarpers Many of these make tlieir living bv managing the i.iiupalgns of rich men for effiie. Mr. Newberrv .. u , ' .. ...T . ',, end h.s family .epmented pickings for t?" ."?? , ' T, ". W 1 ket street: Putrick nud I'haile.s Can. retail applications and eis applienilens. Char es limit wi.n lit who! ulldiicts tin thm. Butter M3b k Sold only in our Stores ?JMUL STORES CO. isVUS I;;) 1 iIpm WiWi Mere Telly Than Crime What happened in Michigan was mere felly than crime. The public im portance of the Senate's vote is whether the highest legislative bed.v shall go en record as condoning vast' expenditures for elhie. ,.eii if thej have hem fool ish Manj Republican Senium, feel un happv ini'i' the duty which face, them of ileciding whether or net tlnw ui,i safelj iiie te sent Mr. Neuberrj. Most of them are un record n. nn'i.se( te large expenditure-, in prlinarie. Sev erul of them made .hnrii -preches against the seating of Senater Stephen sun when the (iiestlen of his eligihil it. wnsti'i. Thes,. speeches ri-e against iliem new They will .shelter themselves behind 'lie tiieerj that Mr. N'ewberrj was net egniniit nf the expenditures in his liehalf. 1 1 he enn bi! forced upon the Miiness snimi or it embnrrns n u-hnse i-aloen nt H.iO Market stict was recently raided by dry agents, want te move te P Seuth Sixteenth street: .Tnnies O'Knnc wnnts te mex'c from Twmty-third and OallewliilL street , te Twenty-second and Ellswerth streets and Themas .1. l.jnch, !!1" Market street, wants te move te (lUOO Market street. In the whelesnle list, tne (u-epeia-tte Drug CenipniiJ asked for a trnn-ter from Second and Vine meet-, in II North Tenth street Thc Jehn Reehm P.rewing 'eiu.ii n. 2III0 North Watts street and L'-C't North Hrend street, asked te base ur license transferred te James J. Kane, Jr. WILLMAKING STRESSED Specializing In Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts ff fst Medes of I -. B,-TTT M '" "'S'U-lJMe-H-C-x-e-eW 1222-1224 Walnut Street Distinction and Originality Our Entire Stock of Coats and Wraps Drastically Reduced In Many Instances te Less Than Cost i:ii;ui,iiuiiiiii mil i nu ,ii ' ii ' M'jjiim,i,i ,,ij i ' n ii. Action Saves Much in Legal Fees, Speaker Asserts The value of making a will te pre'ent MAKES SHORT WORK efPaxn. Sleamjbr rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuralgia sprains,strains 4 weak backs f stiff joints At ll drunliti, 35r. 70c. MAO SlOct Liniment iltCi eatei When he rises te Ins feqt the ec mHeii will be as dramatic as it was when l.erimer made the impassioned eflnrt te saie his heat several years age 4fl& Pain's MW BERRY DEBATE MARKED BY CLASH ES'? esUtc "' ll,,! Uttn tednv at the Adelnlun Hetel He said it is much better te puv a lawyer ten or fifteen dollars te draw up a xnIII tlinti cause the estate te le-e ten or fifteen thousand dellais. in legal net Ien. The 'pcnli'i' fts.irted that women as a rule are ni.i geml at huud'.ug nmnej and MiL'Kested that men. especialh If Fruits from the four corners of the world, you will find at the store of Henry U. Hallexvcll & Sen delicious and unexpected delicacies with which te surprise and delight yeuV jruests. ttdlcrmK' ir(eM f T WAS amazed, this morning, tit the 44()H, 1 just despise wearing variety of murvcleus Fruits at' glasses.. I knew I leek hideous Hullewells' (Bread below Chestnut), in them." This remark is an illus The Strawberries from Flerida are tratien of hew the average woman large, red and delicious in flavor; regards wearing glasses. Te her, and hew surprising te see Peaches, they are a necessary evii. Rut hew sent all the way from Seuth Africa; uncalled for is this attitude can best the Oranges, Tangerines and Grape be understood after a visit te Wall & Fruit are the very finest of the sea- Q . opticians, 171G Chestnut sen: whlc the huge clusters of Het- ' ; mi .u house Grapes from Belgium and I Street, where you will receive the the Spanish Almcria Grapes are benefit of suggestions given te you superb. The Beurro d'Anjou Pears by expert fitters men who for are simply dripping with juice and mnny years have had experience in these unusually large Smyrna Figs, i selecting a style of frame best which Hallexvells' puck themselves, adapted te the individual nppear- are the most delicious tigs in tne ancc. l am sure you win ue en-...--l.l A,I ,11,1 vnn knew thnt Halle- vinoed that Wall & Ochs eyeglasses wells'" guarantee perfect delivery of net only possess utility in the high- all lllIS WOUU-I i'lUlb I.U uii. MUkC COV. W'KISS, v ..!......v ,...- - weru in tne arusuu sense as wen. eues- ueris break him down when he is milk- mg a stmement, this theory will go. states being frittered away in litigation and tvith it the margin of three or four u r.Mnt nt In Claude II. Simnler. ev which ne n likely te be lle ,,,1,1,1.11) the llusmi-s Sclen-e Club I weri(. And did you knew that Halle- vinced that Wall & Ochs' eyeglasses Blddle Company cloisenne brushes, combs, mirrors, etc., in delightful ihndrs of blue or rose enamel. One Washington. Jan 0.-aiy A. IM TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES I'mal consideration of the Newberry oere r miii- I'M S r.Bih st . and n."n,Mla0v ZTu b"",,,n '" thf, 'St'n; O u-'Ur'M-ii ,Jle'.n?5;inU.r?,.0Vn, nte te(ia under the unanimous cetiM-nt Ni.ellna Aii'j.m . "in MnuntMin iigieement previously entered. Senater I'll.yd O Sl--t x liMminiiiiiit T:-i and ' araway Demeerat. of ArkanKas who ; ??,;, ,' .J.. V';,,,," . nnd nptll il the attack en Mr, Newberry,1 Helen N'erawsl.i, I ll i:. funiherUml t. dlsciiHsed the coatreversv nt length Ju.'nh Iier. .".,l'.i S. . fi.reiil-i imd Fruncee Senater Caraway became engaged at B'',M.,,3 v" 'oirn.ew.ie.i. v J.. ' lovelv crreen enameled desk set, but the outset in a sham verbal exeluince , ami Mary H i.'eh.. .nan H llomweoil t mili.n vnur drcssini? table com- .. " . .. .. ... ...., ., T. .. l-., u ...... I...- i ,,. -. . --.- within 1000 miles of Philadelphia? well- "MIDWINTER the season for LTJ- parties. Thc young girl will be making her debut, you will be having teas, card pnrtb., dinners, 1. I..-.. T-nt siitVtif llrts stenn riPA beside- being useful add te the ain ng en a le or " small dainty appearance of the boudoir. I "f . ' lwa th d saw some periectiy exquisite sets . b cengldered; and, of course, at the store of Ba ley, Banks & ho,8n8Wer te this problem is n: i.ii r'-mnnnv clolsennp hrushns. ill" " ' -V .i p: , , . . 17 VERY woman enjexs a appointed dressing table one that is provided with all thc many attractive toilet accessories, which, Flowers. Fer even the most informal dinner party the centerpiece is of the utmost importance, ami ler aiiou.e 1 1 . " ' ... i tnu utmesi imperLaiitf, jAiiu 1 or set which appealed te me partic- n h occasions you will flnd the ularly xvas aesigned after t he 1 old . wok (one by Vellers, 12th & San- r 1t11.11 01.1- Then there was a and Huse Mtn 1 unirman ftpencer et tin com-mitt-e which liepertcd that Senater Newberry was entitled te his sent. Senater Spencer said he had Mated that, because of the condition of his iiiiltn. Senater Nmvberry should net - bjett hinieeli te ihc ordeal of nues:- tieiiing of Senators en the Meer an.xleun waiter s r.i.Mii. .leiirmm c, and runny plete, veu really must have ene of these, 'tall, slender, glass perfume and bottles with enamel steppers. They Mnrrla lluardninn. 7 J I MiKean ai KHUrtman. ;H7 1'erler t. XVIlhflm 'Irpen. ISI1 uller m ,irsl Mary SchKK v iuet" r ,...,.-. A V.1.I.UII. 'J5I.1 v 1 -Ii neieii i,. .- 1 -i.irr .... . -hi are tne very latest iniligunu 1 iiui aurt- (1ulsitc corsage neuiiuets nnd liouten uW&",i-l&HmJ..inriUr- for a moderately priced article they, nieres will surely pi.a.a your Kue.t Anthnny .lc'en l.JH l-air .uxint if, and tveUljJ makli greatly appreClalCU gilts. ' Il ere man mi mini; cisc f-.n U'-.ll iictefi 1 ft 1 II Mmh. I t s-w- d v 1 sem Streets, te be mere than satis factory and most reasonable in price. They seem te knew just what decorations will be most effec tive for your particular party. And don't forget your favors Vellers' cx- I'Jl'.i Kimball si 1 Fermer Prices up te $495.00, New '18, $35, $65, m te $265 Mi JSP Makes Slckijkms Mi'. mm Well On of Dr. Hoben' r.ml!rnmtslle. l"or clear. idclthy compUxteo ue freely JrHepgOn'a lUxxtvnani te oust him from his seat. He addei il.nt he hail objected te thc proposed modification of the unanimous consent agreement which was asked yesterday because he knew that "the opportunity was sought tn let loehe un attack and u vilification that te my mind would he brutal lu its ntreclty." Kenn'nr Hnencer. sneaklnir with creat Orcur J feeling, declared that Senater ( urawaj showed "Miter and vlndlethe hatred for (Senater Newberry." Mr, Cnnnvny rhnllenged the statement wade by Semiter Jleae that the- Ad ll.um. lll-.i N. (ir.il l'l.r.nn (1. I -f N N. Illll K IlilHS'll hi Helen F. GUthIiU. HH'J llunilim l'arli ave. MacUlnile C XVarnn. r h S,. . and Vir ginia Nemenaclienn, 2IH s, leth t. Char le Htniiien . Iinellii" m and Itoeea Iteeea Itoeea Ueat Murftt - Kmelliw ti. ,Ieeph Kalli". 2lTT Mrcr a' . and Pearl Uuf, BM.S I.lxlnualun at Jlenry Hannn Hrldueiun, .' J and Kve ivim Meadnr rirldneliiii J car J i.iihwii'i v... ' ..iiii-mw ivnr t'uu Sarah .1 YliunK fiH2 I Ili'KUIl out ue Hubert Tynlimer. lVS.'l llediiiun rt and Clara Onlhiui. 1(110 l ypr at Allen W Pleele, Ardmore I'u and An neltn M llnrry Ardmere, Pa XVIIIIain -urn'. JM Uimbr.nl si , and !. tltl- yevir Unlgntiiyn, v, TT IS net only stile that counts; it is fit and comfort as well. And this "!' I J- umi will find in the exceutienal suits sold by .MacDonald & Campbell. I 1334-30 Chestnut Street. And besides these ull-impertant features, their ..ii " --.l - el,n fl.mef mmllfv nf mntnrinls tweeds, cheviets, finished and unfinished worsteds se that you would be surprised at the number .of f well-dressed men who prefer them te custom-made suits. Then tee, if you j can get a suit ready te wear which fits well (and owing te MacDonald A ' ?1 r" .,!, i -tin, nt ,tniimH vnn will have no difficulty in nrecurlmr one which at the most will neeef enfy the slightest alterations) you knew, s exactly hew it leeks when purchasing, They aie priced at n saving of., IIUUI 1UV VV -u ivt r-rs .X THE CHESTNUT BTISKTVHISUVia-xiw.h r ..! .-Tea-----ay. . . e Evening Dresses, $85, $49.50 te $95 Were uj te $195.00 AfternoenDnesses, $39.50, $49.50 te $95 Were up te $175.00 Street Dresses, $18, $25 If ere uj te $05.00 te m r ia , EC- - .; V. " '' I r . 1 f 1 .---------
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