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pEOfOR Ftt
j&ress Greup Sees Council's
Action as Aid Toward
U. S. Recognition
. rrncnm CUM
L ASK blU rcucnHL sum
S.uw of th" iMillmlclpliln dclcsn
, ?SnS,aB U ant that the Fed-
"Ar.....ininL iinurenrinie n in rue
rV.il.ii mippeU of the Scsqiil-Ccn-
. llil UPPOt
i ivt -- !rM
Mai Kjpefiu-'"
.LViVr7ef the fftir nl the rnpltnl
"W th ilHlRht the news that
" ii -d.p'iu":;Tr,T,r
raladfbt Council !
'.7i.-f i.ennt. the advisability
I " Sin. Its readiness te appie-
lu mere money If ncccwary.
I1.m?:ci- !, fair movement at
IrwSwtten wr that action will mean
KL the time comes te Beek Fed-
m Ktb0 5!?ffil: .. .i.. ..
K d?Cl'p iraiiw . -""v ""'
4LJ. ni mi Im enough. One mem
Kf CbnRrtM cstlmatea that there
Ml be at icsbi mu.uuv.wu "
,..,. .mirces Council, the State,
... ...J nrlrntn rltlrens.
PrTlVnds of the movement In Washing-
Wrr. BKT.inieBS notices
napHa
S2fMirk..l....(MM.
", sne neata.
1 nmw i' l" "'J.,2,plu,.chureh
II'2 - fitvmrpr.T. Haainr.
K.MnVfi MeCur'dy. Aaseclata Paster.
H.&n SlirrX Musical plrecter
KSrl B. ?' Wll. . t ,
Aj Atall IiriHll -iv v - ......
sT Tmr' Chorus slna? both am
L2S radial, 7J te 7:4G V. M. 1
leu de net think It wljl be wise te seek
financial support from Conceal until
Imp Btntc has aclcd nnd subscriptions
of citizens total -vcrnl million dollars.
Just new incmberH of the Phlladel
phia ileleRutleii In Congress nre con
cerned with the matter of n Kite. Con Cen
Krcssman Vnrc has announced that he
favors the proposed Seuth 1'hlladelpbln
location.
There la strenR sentiment for the
Parkway site, heucirr.
It was suggested that In all proba
bility one condition upon which Con
gress will Rrant support Is a stipula
tion that one of the permanent struc
tures of the exposition shall become a
Federal building when the fair Is ecr.
PAINTING NOT RESTORED
E. H. Bell Refutes Pennell's Conten
tion en Jehnsen Whistler
The contention of Jeenrih IVnnell In
a talk at the Academy of the Flne Arts
that ene of the Whistler paintings In the
Jehn G. Jehnsen collection bad been
ruined by a restorer, Is emphatically
denied by B. Hamilton Bell, of the
Itlttcnhoupe Club, In whose charge the
collection has been since the death of
its owner.
"I must take exception te the state
ment made by Mr. Pcnncll that the
'White GUI' painting has been re
stored," Mr. Bell said. "While, as a
general rule, I would net llke te enter
into a dispute based upon any of Air.
Pennell's contentions, 1 feel that it is
due the people of Philadelphia te knew
that tbe 'piece of vandalism he de de
clares te have been committed upon one
of the valuable paintings owned by tbe
city. Is net a fact."
mrawi
Every ene new-laid
Strictly Fresh
Eggs
47c
Carten
of twelve
Sold only In our Stores
jniflj
lira
MlBlllilMW
n nuii .. "
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Surt..
5uin EndVurer. 6.80 ,K M.
;'.. "..tiny. miy. t p. m,
rahlel Betlrtr
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nihil
.80 P. M.
Church
iw MTurrn. 11 A. M.
".'.Siunw a rnAPSF.T will nn.uk
UK KTHtCH OF T1IK PLJLTirOKM."
!Tr1.nd
MWCE, 18th nd RMf St.. ,
-SOWKl. "irauuira uuuei......
Lillian ih. iWI""
n.'.u mnili WOnSIIlPHn AT TUB
raeASril MKBT1NO IIOCSE, Jfcrlen.
L'ftrteuUW et Cltv line. Thli met-
I SdiTiry Flrtt-ly (flundy) mernlnv. it
lit.'iHi A welcome In .xt.nd.il te ll.
, -w
rrmbyf.rlun
filTBKKT CI I UBtH. 18th and Arch.
Lm Edward Mcartny. Mlntrttr .
iii'Twe Tr or iveniDUinn in
HfTi.ti. A ntudv In the reautti.
im of hum.n llb.rty anrt rthwou rthweu
i. SXi,M alto the frlend of "personal"
fli-KiJS.rrK' B 7 10. .Itarttal.
, B.VJ, w . t.,n- ,. Plf.l.
WT V.I. nn ,ha rrA ntlnla of th
.,! rellrlen. Could Jemw haw been
"ti4 W lh Imagination or man e
ETe f. lhara anv who can b rem-
flml with Him? Could Serrate. have
VA 'TTIa hemlock la. tlji cup of my
!!. " "am th.W. or Me. Cem.
e,rn-ii i.nE.niTKKIA. CHURCH
ffiHtd end Dlumend Ms
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THE GARRICK THEATRE
Tomorrow Afternoon, 3:15
JOHN HERMAN RANDALL, of New Yerk City
.Auther npd Lecturer
Subject: "THE DIVINITY OF MAN"
Th prnirrpssle man Is ticking nomethlnK better nnd lceps his mind
open te that which uplifts antl makes for biicccss
Deem Open at 2:30
All Welcome
Organ Recital nt 3 o'clock
Vita La Monace at the Organ
THE BELLEVUE-STRATFORD HOTEL
ROSE GARDEN
Thursday, January 26, 8 P. M.
JOHN HERMAN RANDALL
of New Yerk City
Subject: "THE CONQUEST OF FEAR and WORRY"
Emily Stokes Hagar, Soloist All Welcome
Jehn 10.11
for llartb'.
meeting.
rwwi PRBSBITKRIW CHURCH
IW AND WAIA'OT BTT.
llATf AIJK..Ai,i-'E. 4..i.ww.m .
fi.' AtAIX B GUrtLET. ASSISTANT,
Or.' llacCell will preeih at 11 and 18
IirlGe.. At the mernme service Jira.
Htiw W. Peebedy. of Iloeten, will make
iw&crmen 111 be aenth In erlea
Itn "Tin lera a rrayer inp iuujtei uM.
I 'Leu Ua 01 inie leniyiiinwu. ,T
Bed urept u. or permit ua ie .." '""'
fcl temptation for our ceed? If the lat
or. nhy iheuld e pray "Lead us net
lute tfmolatlen" ?) . .. .
flEvmln euWect! ' Gettlnc Help rrem c.eu
r la It Keil and In It Reasonable.'
f JlailCll ierrlce 7 10 T. M PHILADEL
PHIA COMPOSERS.
l"?euH of the niBhteeua" Ir
ri'O Oitmemi i.itni ...""
!rlu Di It Oently SlnltlnB" .Sfmthewa
"Chirlty" I,?.r.ae':
Twiiunt snaoewa- . . . ",.
tunaay Scheel and Bible Class, 10 A It
Htfk-nltlit eervlce In I'arlah Heus., W.d
mflr, a e cieck jiuureas en ine
FrLnJihln nf Tehn "
VISITORS Wi:iXOMB
DEDICATION AND UNVEILING
Of the Historical Tablet
t.KFCTKD 11Y Tll5 nOARD (II' DIRECTORS OF THK
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS' FUND
IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WASHINGTON SOUAItK, SRVKMII AND I.OCCST 8TRKET8
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24th, AT THREE P. M.
CommemeratU. of the Feundlnc of the Presbyterian Ministers' Fund and the
Granting; of Its Charter by the Colonial Gecrnment In the year 1708.
Address, "A Minlstiy te Mlnlstere." hy th R.v. Corue W. Rltfiards, D.D. LX..D.
Dedication of the Tiblet. by President Perry S. Allen, D.D.
Umnlllnif the Tablet, by Miss Mar-Vlrelnla Allen
Response by the Minister of the First Church, Rev. Kduard Yates Hill. D.D.
Muele by the Choir ut the I'lrst Church
People of all church. and the public cordially Invited te tnN service.
ITetfMnnt Kplseenal
t!BC OF ST. JUDK. ...,..,
jJ W Cor. lltn and Mt. Vnrnen sts.
rnr, nmrtrii that's alivk.
m. JAMES COPI! CROSSON. Recter
bni!tt itrilt.i January !2.
H-SOA M-"Vhere the Sky n-sln"
T.P, M. "Microbes and llellclen.
tiinmn s Fellowship Service
lint. nN- servicer-
trypejy vveiceme
1 fcfclORIAL CIIAI'KL OF 1 1ll: IIOIA
, nH(H0M0N. 27th and Wharten sts
) m. ana 15 JU a .m , n Hperiai enu
"jln nlaa -- nam at n a Vim
n& for the lieallnr of the mind the
n &nd the body, built ax tin enrU8t
l memorial te the Haltncr rower of
i'ii ChrUt
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SEA FOOD SPECIALS:
Celd Sea Feed Combination Platter, 85c
Fresh Lebster Cocktail, 60c; Salad, 75c
Lobsters, Crab Meat, Oysters and Clams
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1319 Arch
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It). EDWARD II. JKFrURYS, S. T D
1 7 tO A. M. -Helv Communion
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BMM Hecter The Choir will nluir I &
I'O PfV fnr th Peacn" Tv'nnv m
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iMMJ. January 2.' Service nt 11 A M
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JTp'i J,h iV.0111 " a I,em. n Life
J'B!1XRE''l'lS'v'inTgftr''h nU" gt " A M'
tTB Mlseellan.nua
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Ut) l Jin 5?. H t r n.M. ai wi ..
Mmlmen fr. Kvervhertv rv.lrnm.
Fer Making Custards
Try
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fJOOINE
?ea Thrift Is
Spending Wisely
Coffees of the same high grade as
Asce Coffee are selling elsewhere at 40c
and 45c per lb. but, because of our Pro-ducer-te-ConBumer
Plan, we arc able te
sell the splendid Asce Coffee at only 25c
per lb. A difference of 15c te 20c !
Why pay fancy prices when you can't
get better coffee satisfaction than you
will from Asce Blend no matter what
price you pay? The first cup of Asce
Coffee will convince you of this fact.
Real thrift is net only saving but
spending wisely. Make this a real Thrift
Week by starting today te buy Asce
Coffee and save the 15c or 20c difference
for yourself.
9p
' make
C IhlB e ...I ri't. .. Ifl
V..i .. . " ""' """l s
ib ie start netv te de all
ypur trreecrv ni,nnni .i n.
,'co Stores. V....MI i. ....'
fXrl?cd nt the added natl8fnclien
'". W710II villi .!- . ..
r! '"" "crue nnd tli mnn.v
?W will Nne. Many ri.millM
W for Liberty Uends during
' h i, hut ,ey 8vcd
"' kinK advantage of our
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Sn!d only In Asce Stores, located all ever Plilla. and through,
out Pennsylvania, New JcrBcy, Delaware and Muryland.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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Our Semi-Annual
Sale of Furniture
Begins en Monday
Infill
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Ten Days Earlier Than Usual
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS will be glad te
learn that we have completed preparatiensf or our
great semi-Annual Sale of Furniture earlier than
in former years, and shall be able te start the Sale
en Monday, January 23rd, instead of February 1st,
as in previous years.
Our Furniture Stere and our large warehouse
at Ninth and Poplar Streets are filled te capacity.
The Furniture is ready, the public is ready, and
there is no reason for waiting. February is a
short month, and it will be te our advantage as
well as te yours, te begin earlier, and extend ever
a longer period the tremendous volume of busi
ness formerly confined te February.
LAST FEBRUARY was the largest month
in the history of this Furniture Stere. We are
prepared for a still greater volume this year
but we could net handle this anticipated increase
in customers in February without ever-taxing
our selling and delivery facilities.
If you need Furniture new, BUY IT NOW.
Have it delivered in January, at the reduce? Sale
prices. If you have a charge account, ye may
have the Furniture charged en YOUR FEB
RUARY BILL, payable March 1st, if you se
desire. If you wish extended time for payment,
ask the salesman about our DEFERRED PAY
MENT PLAN.
The Fact That Our Entire
Stock is New Cannet be tee
Strongly Emphasized
MOST OF THE FURNITURE in our stock
has been bought within the past six months.
Scarcely any of it has been in the Stere a year.
That means, net only a splendid assortment of
NEW DESIGNS and beautiful reproductions and
adaptations of PERIOD FURNITURE all of it
fresh from the leading factories of Grand Rapids
and elsewhere. It means also that everything in
our stock has been bought at the NEW LOW
PRICE-LEVEL which we believe te be the BED
ROCK COST for a long time te come.
OUR ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK, fairly
priced en the basis of this lower cost, is in the
Semi-Annual Sale at REDUCED PRICES. In
addition te our regular stock, every piece of which
is marked at a substantial reduction, we have
procured a number of large SPECIAL PUR
CHASES sample lines, close-out lets and
ether special groups all NEW and of desirable
character at far belewr the regular factory
prices. Every piece of Furniture and all Metal
Bedsteads and Mattresses in the Sale at a
genuine saving!
The Furniture is Handsomer
and the Prices Lewer Than
for Seme Years
OUR NEW METHOD of ticketing the Fur
niture shows very clearly just what you are
getting, and exactly what you are saving. Our
regular stock is marked by a GRAY ticket,
showing the 0regular price. During the Sale a
GREEN ticket, showing the REDUCED PRICE,
will be attached together with the gray ticket.
All special purchases will be indicated by a
YELLOW ticket, showing the present value,
accurately determined, and the special Sale price.
We suggest that you buy no Furniture until
you have compared quality and value here and
elsewhere. We shall be pleased te abide by your
decision. (Jeme, compare, SAVE!
Many Other Attractions for Monday
MONDAY'S GOLDEN SPECIAL presents Linen Hucka
back Towels, one-third under the regular price at $1.00.
The Sale of Men's Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing continues
with excellent assortments marked at prices that are less than we
paid for similar garments a short time age. Suits, $29.00 and
$34.00. Overcoats, $34.00 and $44.00 ,
Sens
MONDAY we shall begin a great Sale of Wm. Ay res
"5 A" Moter Robes and Steamer Rugs at Half Price.
Monday, home furnishers will be afforded an opportunity te
cheese from mere than one hundred desirable Oriental Hugs and
pay one-half the former prices.
Interesting news of many ether attractions will appear in
Monday morning newspapers).
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