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RESINOL
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Eft UE ISLAND
Architects Present Plan as Most
i Accessible- and Artistic for
Sosqui-Centonnial
DETAILS ARE WORKED OUT
FUR COATS
Frem $160 Upward
REMODEMM) AMI KKI'AlHIJiO
a sri:ciAir
BROWN & DRAUCHER
88 . C'litltrn Ate.. (Irrmatitenn
1'henc Qermuntewn 6120
HOUSEHOLD G00DS
we ha just reirivflJ a !arit I t
from sterace Itu udn x l uks illsh
klu'ien utftiMit at d ether hoine' !
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Must ts eM rRaiJI f c n
pay storage
Morrison Storage Ce.
se Muuurr st.
Oprn Urrnlnrs. Phene lltlment "2001 !
Cuticura Seap
Thl is the fifth of a serici of article
describing the various sites ittggcitcd
for the Rnqitt'CcntcnnM Exposition
and the advantages urged for each.
A tract of land mljelnlng the Navy
Ynnl nnrt League Island Park hns been
tiK!!CtPd for the Rite of the Sesqul
Centennial Imposition In 102(1 In a plnn
drawn tip by Snnferrt It Lew Is nnd
Teeph M Husten, architects, with
lin'ph I Mlnlcli as associate engineer
nnd TiiRenc Ollbert, associate architect.
This site comprises OCT acres of vlr
tually vacant land. It Is bounded en
the rat by the Delaware River, the
north l Pnttlsen avenue, the west by
Lensuc Island nnd the ninth by the
Saw Yard. Twe miles of riverfront
are Included In the trecU
The League Island Plan as It Is
called, presents many commercial fea
tures which make the site desirable from
a business standpoint, the architects
sa
It is only two and one-half miles from
the center of the city, they sa. luitl is
emenient te hotels nnd sheppinc tils
t riots. The vn it can he reached In
twelve minutes by meter and about
twent minute-" bj seven trelle.v lines.
Called Iteadtly Accessible
"Frem n viewpoint of accessi
bility, the architects assert, it should
iinucal te evcr.v one. .ei emy is
mcrclnl advantage offered by the site,
as lnrge quantities of building mate
rials could be delivered by beat, mini
mizing the original cost of the, con
struction of buildings.
"As the slte mentioned is virtually
vacant," said the architects, "the cost
of the condemnation nnd demolition of
buildings would be negligible. It would
be a most economical site en which te
construct building,.
Would Sae City Pavements
"ltuineus wear nnd tear en the
streets from heavy trucking would be
eliminated, as nil building material
would be delivered by land or water.
The entire building enterprise could be
carried en with a minimum interfer
ence vv lth city traffic. ,
"The site would achieve n notable
civic Improvement in developing the pert
of Philadelphia. It would open te the
world the possibilities of this pert, the
natural gatcunv of a deen thickly pop
ulated States nnd the natural channel
of n vast ecenn commerce.
"The culmination of our plan would
mnke this nrcn, new Idle, n wonderful
world waterway gate te the city. The
following features of our plan would
be permanent improvements nnd addi
tions te the city of Philadelphia :
"A sewage system, grading and road
ways, the great boulevard extending
from Hreud street around Ihe exposi
tion grounds. A Federal Memerial
Building for Custom Heuse nnd nil led
cral purposes could remain where It Is
new indicated en the decks. The build
ings of the exposition left might be
'timed ever nnd mndefoite n UnUcrsit
r,f the Citv of Phllndelphln te relieve
the congestion nt the rulvcrtlty of
PcnnsjUnnin and as nn adjunct of the
public school sjstem of the city.
"The architectural features of the
plan are beautiful nnd comprehensive
A great aviation field would be created
just north of the site presenting nn Ideal
locnt'en for nircreft demonstrations li
land nnd water. Four huge permanent
plcrsuind slips for the accommodation of
steamships, unloading passengers nnd
freight, would le constructed. A son
wnll would be built te make a harbor
for smaller beats.
rian Oreat Auditorium
"The central nrihltecturnl feature et
our plan l a gnat auditorium, sur
mounted by n tower of liglit mere thnn
STILLMAN HEARING
IN NORTH UNLIKELY
Banker Rofuses te Pay $7500
for Exponses of Taking
Testimony in Canada
APPEALS RULING OF COURT
Hy the Associated Pmss
New Yerlt, .Tan. GV-The Stllhnan
divorce suit heating set for Montreal
neit Wednesday will net be held, be
cause James A Htlllmnti. the plain
tiff, refuses te pay the $7500 costs re
quested b his wife, It was announced
tedny by Cornelius ,T. Sulllvnn, chief
of counsel for the bnnkcr.
Jehn P. lireniinu, head of Mrs. Anne
U. Stlllmnn's legal staff, said that un
less the money was paid, the effort te
teke tcstlmeu of Canadians next week
would be abandoned. This procedure
was stipulated In the order for the ex
pense money signed yesterday by Su-
i premp Court Justice luerschnuscr nt
I Peughkeepsle, and appealed from In
Hroekln by the plaintiff.
Arguments en the appeal prebnbly
It mar established railroad terminals, , qqq feet llscli This auditorium is te
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Fer Infants
& Invalids
NO COOKING
The "Feed-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office,
and Fountains. Ask ler HORUCK'S.
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but through the licit Line, which passes
through the property, both pnssmgers
nnd freight can be delivered en the site
The tract Is en the riverfront, nctually
at tidewater, with nn open highway te
the sen and nil the countries of the
world. Here a weild exposition could
be created embracing a terminus for
river, coastwise and oecan traffic
"Inland exhibits could be delivered
direct bii railroad, seabenrd exhibits by by
beat and the consignments from foreign
i out tries could likewise be lundid from
-ssi.!s without the risks of trnnsshlp
men and cartage."
Tliej say ccouem) is another com
be devoted te music, which Is the soul of
our design. Frem it rnuiates a tre
mendous Intellectual center of the nrts.
sciences, literature and learning of thc)
world.
-'Frem geographical nrtlFtlc, eco
nomic, financial nnd commercial 'view
points this slte (.eenis te be waiting for
men of achievement and vision te build
here n great drama representing the
origin, development and destiny of the
world."
DO YOU OWN A CAT?
You'll 1 Intrroet-tl In Tn I)n of in
Cat" te h fnturej In Mca2ln Section of
nTt ttiinHm'i VPTtr T.KTHlkH Aill. j
I. PRESS & SONS'
January
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STORE
That Buy
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leadinc
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Phlla.. Wll-mlnsten.
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City
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Easy Terms
FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chetnut St., Phila.
flupranlr Tr. rude, lltntle aty
SO S Third -.t Cinidrli
ORDERS
40
1921
Income Tax Returns
What Yeu Want
and
What We Require
Yeu want permanency of
position combined with op--pertunity
for profitable
advancement. Yeu want con
genial associates in a house
of high standing.
We want the old-fashioned
virtues of honesty, courage
and loyalty, together with
ability, geed business train
ing and judgment.
If you have these qualities
j and are still a man in the
prime of life, we want te talk
te you. Fer interview write
A 210. LEDOEU 0IT1CE
I
N , conformity
custom, this
be clad te assist
ethers in the preparation of their
Income Tax Returns.
with its
Company
its clients
past
will
and
The blanks have net yet been
issued, but incomes for the year
1921 can be summarized ready for
insertion in the Government blanks
when received. Our Income Tax
Department is prepared te give pre
liminarv assistance of this nature.
Philadelphia Trust Company
415 Chestnut Street :: Bread and Chestnut Streets
Vi Carat
IV- -t-.. -.. .. '"T'-.'SM
m nnuii urn lupse janlFS or
mens one lmlf carat diamond
rings at SS3 00 ench. They leek te
lie nearly three - quarter carat
diamonds, as they were cut with
a wide spread or surface. Ob
scire the weights and prices of a
few of our special diamond rings
rfew en snip equally as cheap,
quallt considered
It nnd fi.8 Oarutl fjoe
3 and 3-4 jjv)
8 nnd 1-S " H85
2 und 1-4 " s;n
1 nnd 1-2 ' $310
1 nnd 1-8 $je
1 nnd .t-S " .... nt-,
1 und 1-10 ' .... tlH
1 ii nd .1-04 " ., ;
I nnd 1-4 " . Sli't
Sale of Men's and Women's
I WATCHES
14 K.
will be
said.
made next week, the lawyers
Montreal, Jan, 0. Canadian coun ceun
i el for Mm. Anne U. Stlllmnrt Indi
cated tednv they did net accept ns final
word from New Yerk that the Montreal
hearings In the dlvorce milt instituted
by James A. Slillmnn, banker, would,
be indefinitely postponed becnuse of his
tefiisnl te pay 87500 te cover the ex
pense of the Cnundlnn commission.
Over the teleplu no from Three Itlvers
Philip O'llrien, one of Mrs. Stlll
mnn's lnw.vprs, paid that ns far ns 'he
knew tlie Montreal heatings would -go
en January 11 ns scheduled. Up said
Mrs. Mtlllir.nn w'ns still planning te
leave for flrand Ansc tonight te round
up witnesses te contradict chntges of
intimacy between her und Fred llenu
vnls, Indian guide, nt the Stillmnns'
summer ledge In Canada.
Mr. Stlllman'fl lnvvjcrs In Montreal,
however were advised from New Yerk
thnt thi hearings would have te be
called off nutemntlcally until mi .'ippcat
could be taken nnd decided from the
lullng of Justice Mifrschauer In
Paughkaiiisle yesterday, allowing Mrs.
StiUican the $7500 cxptnse money.
bHEApii"P0WER FOR N J.
Public Utility Beard Orders Discon
tinuance of War Surcharge
Trenten, Jan. 0. Wliolcsnle power
customers of the Public Service Kloe
trie Cemrmny will be relieved of the
war surcharges et 25 per cent en their
bills for February and herenfter This
follewd the ruling of the Beard of Pub
lic Utility Commissienprs here tedny
Hint the purchase be discontinued nt
the end of the" present month. The beard
t'eclared tedny that It had found the
cempanv earning enough without thh
extra chnrge te pay Its rentnls, divi
dends of 8 per cent, nnd te nppr,oprl nppr,eprl
lite an ample amount for amortisatien
of fixed capital as well ns n substantial
Mil plus.
no YOU MICK TO OOIJ, risii. BWIM.
meter or bas'c In ths aunshine. amid tlw
fruits anil flmwrn? If se. Just leek en pace
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LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Pep was smeaklng nnd thinking and
I was doing my hqmewerk ngenst my
will, nnd I sod, Sny pep.
Sny It, sed pep. Meaning wnt, and
I sed, I think mnybe I gess 111 be a
doctor wen 1 grew up.
Thflts a geed tltawt, sed pep, If there
wcrent eny doctors there would be
mutch mere slcknlss than there is, but
as It is, with se meny doctors crreund
pccple are afraid te get sick.
And he kepp. an smenklng and think
ing, nnd I sed. Well hay pep, I dent
think 111 be a doctor after all, you hail
te have wiskers te be a geed dectcr
nnd I dent wunt wiskers, Id rather
have people sce wnt I leek like. I gess
maybe I think Im going te be n Inwycr.
Thats a geed profession, Im willing,
sed, pep, lawyers' arc one-of i..
cinsscs ei mniiKinu, tiiey se tlmi 7T"
Is done te nil. tleh nmf nE-"'
-.i. ' ... "v i'""! t'nitL
.ricn, nnu wen it comes te rnVi"
feed they give the rest flf.., lW
objeck lessin In prempness. n'w
Well, I don't knew I don't tl,t.i.'I
be a lawyer, tee mchy pecn. Ji1
Jenks about lawyers and Ham t?W
thlrtk III be n clccktrie engln ?1
anil pep sed, Thats another reSa H
nnd you have my permission nvr0
wishes, but stick te your Jeb tKt. r"1
ibccniiKe un getting Kind of ttlM. "
And he kepp en smeaklng n"nd ft. ?'
Ing and after a wile I eed. e i'L8' i'L8'
dent knew, I think maybu X gV,,,'
a rlevater mnn. AIlli,
De your Icsslns, pod pep.
wicn i ma,
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Prince of Walei at Manday t
Mandalny, nurmalt, Jan. 0 -.n ?
P.) Ucmonstrntiens of the u'tmir.''
thtislasm greeted the PrlnM 2
en his arrival in Mnndalav L W
irem uangoen. Flewers S"
crcd upon the Prince along th.S,0.?'
route of the precession te the n
mene ueuse.
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Drastic Price Slashing
Tomorrow January
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$19
COR. 8th & CHESTNUT SIS.
U17HARKETST. 909 MARKET ST.
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A Victrela Brings
Happiness te All
We will deliver any style at
once. Yeu make no payment until
February 10th, provided jeu make
a cash purchase of Records.
G. W. HUVER CO.
1031-33 Chestnut St.
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-Pianos.
.Players,
The hens are proud
them se are we
of
A Buying Opportunity Each Week
Watch fat' OM C-el
January
SALES-!
This Week A Reduction en
Smart Street
Pumps and Oxfords
$Q.75
Reduction
of Our Entire Stock Without Reserve-
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Winter-Weight Pumps
In Teney Red Calf
Dalsimer Standard Footwear embodying
BEST in leathers, workmanship and style. '
The Greatest Values and
Varieties Ever Known!
They are ready for you man, by the thousands.
If you are waiting; for lower prices here they nr(!
and you can own your new winter suit and over ever over
eat new with plenty of time te wear them, tee.
Every man can be fitted, no matter what his size,
no matter what his build.
The Greatest Price Cutting
The Biggest Savings !
Ne matter where you rc or what you see advei
tised, no sale will bring you the actual and bona fide
nrfi:3erV,HilLinnkes Possible in this REDUC
TION SALE. Ne half-way measures but bold,
sweeping drastic price cutting of Mr. Hill's always
lowest prices.
Entire 6-story building filled with clothing of
?VJywolI"'inewn mnke no stere can even show
linlf the varieties half the styles and materials
The Overceats:
Every style any man could want. Silk
lined, plaid backs, convertible cellars, ulsters,
ulsterettes, storm coats, dress coats'
Chesterfield effects. semi-heltpH miL'
full belted models and ethers.
In single and double
breasted models, 2 and 3
button sack effects, form
fitting effects, roll lapels,
jazz models nml c.
M models. In all the newest
pm siripes, blue serges,
cnaiK nnes, cneviets, mix
tures, cassimeres, tartan
plaids and plain colorings
in greens, blues, browns and
grays.
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Sold only in our Stores
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