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COUNCIL AT SHORE
'Called "Family Conference" of
Various Branches of Pres- .
byterian Church
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.FEDERAL UNION IN EFFECT
f.ftfal Dlipateh te Kvrnlnff PuWIc Met
; Atlantic CHy, March 15. "This
t family
tdecr
In
conference of the Various
branched of the Presbyterian Church
. ' . I. .1..a1Ij In trvnl tll li I tin tukiind
'-i nrrr.lnnnltitf. evcr-churchlnjt nnd
furral duplication of work" paid the
Iliifiw V. Miller, of Philadelphia,
I mic of the luiuing' member of tlie
' J'euncll of this Hcfermcd Churches of
'America, which opened Its bi-annual
fenferencp yesterday In the Chalfoilte
tjnd which cxpectH te conclude its de-
liboratleitH this nfternoen.
The Ilcv. 'J. Bess Stevenson, of
Princeton, X. J.. N presiding. The
mxv president elected the Rev. ,T. S.
Iren", "f Atlnnta, On., who Micccrta
l'ref. fieergc i. Omwnkc, of Collcgc Cellcgc
ville. l'a- One hundred members are
I One of the nchlcvcmcntH since the lnt
eMen xxas the Iiiporiwriillen of the
WeMi CnlilnMh" Church of Ainerlrn
which lis upward of UeU.OOO, into
the Piesli.teilau Kcneral fold. The
rntlre I'resbjtiilun Church 111 Aincricii
,,ew has enrolled two und n half
million".
In the new federal union plan ni
intended mid iinally put Inte npcrnlien,
frery church retains Its distinctive in
dividuality, creed, government nnd
nerdiip as well ins every power, juris
diction and right;
Chained with violating the narcotic
lxv. Jehn Kelly, alias "flaltlmere
Whltey." who has a police record here
ind is also known te the authorities! In
Philadelphia nnd Haltimerc, was held
without hall last night, following n raid
en McDonald's soft drink establishment,
at 1122 Arctic avenue.
The raid was made by two detectives
In the belief that the establishment,
xxhlcb wa' used by Kelly nt headquar
ters, was bootlegging. Ne liquor was
found, bur an old shoe, apparently
loosed carelessly behind the counter,
whs found te be the radio of narcotics
north hundreds of dollars.
A ipnniiiy of drugs was alie found
en Kelly, together with the badge of a
Federal rexenue officer.
TfSt of tlie Anti-Kent Onugins T.nxv
jiis'eil bv the State Legislature last
week will he made in the courts here.
The Itent Commission, formed as the
KMilt of an indignation meeting held I
early in the winter, last night selected
for the tct tlie case of Mrs. Alice
Hf m . of this city.
Mrs. Henry claims she has been pay
ing " 1cr month for her home for
the Inst six jrnrs. nnd that she has
been informed that the rent has bfen
jutanrd te $150 per month. Ne repairs
or. Improvements' nrc contemplated by
th Qtilun estate, the owners, she suid.
Majer Under this hierning turned the
raw exer te tjity Solicitor w.
Frank S.iey, with a request that he
rrAnge te carry It into the courts in
behalf of Mrs. Henry, whose finances
arc limited.
The, authorities arc asked te locate
IMlc Head and Isaac Mesh, witnesses
te n will of the late Mrs. Mary Lnftus,
fermcrl.x of Scranton, Pa., but a resi
dent of Ventner City at the time of
her dentil some mouths age. An c
talc of SIO.OOO awaits urrivnl of the
witnesses xx he cannot be found, al
though a rewnrd for their locution has
been offered by attorneys for the estate.
Mrs. May Left us Clurk, of Scranton.
ix tlie chief bcnclirlary under the terms
of the will.
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Aereemriit was made between the Al
iunde Citv and Shere Hailieu'l aJ
Ventner City that the traction line
i!l operate n through trolley service
te Savannah avenue, ut the lower end
of Ventner City, for tlie seven-cent
arc. Irit tlmt the line mav use the old
reman.l tixenue loop, n mile this side
f Saxannah avenue, for emergency
lurpees.
A ten-jenr contract between the
Mmpanv nnd Ventner City fur the
Wnnuuil at Portland avenue expired n
fortnight age, and city police, backed
elTn by Ovprsenn vntnrnim (.tfitvfwl n vntit.
.(.Li - .-...n
"gui rnuiarge en trolleys
YbUNQ SAVAGE STILL WOOS
' HIS CHORUS GIRL BRIDE
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Grandfather Rice, However, 8aya
Marriage Will Be Annulled
New 'erh, March 15. (Hy'A. P.)
Geneva Mitchell, chorus girl bride for a
week of Herbert Savase. wealthy nehooi neheoi nehoei
boy, athlete nnd pbet, had all the thrills
of a'pflma denna when she reported for
Werk last night.
Clustered about the stage deer, cngqr
for a glimpse of the romantic little
short-haired "pony" were scores of
curious sxvntns, while, Inside the theatre
a wnall mrmy of 'reporters was xvaltlng
te bombard her with questions as te the
veracity of reports that she had handed
Herbert buck his wedding ring nnd
would seek annulmeut of their marrl.se
last week In Milferd, Conn..
She eluded them by premising te tee
them between nets tn her dressing
room, but later sent down word she had
decided net te be Interviewed. Her
?randfntber. H, W, Wee. would tell the
cpertcrs all about It, she said.
The grizzled xeteran at the stage deer
laughed nt reports that young Sax-age
had given up, and departed Sunday for
Lajnlla, Calif., te sec his mother.
"He was ureund here last night, Just
the same as he was in his love making
days," said the guard, "and sent up
n .note asking her te see him. She sent
down word that she wouldn't. T expect
te fee him around tonight before the
show In ever."
Crandfnthcr Illce announced that
Geneva had returned Savnge's 'wedding
ring Saturday, nnd that annulment proceeding-)
xxeuld be started tomorrow- en
i tin ground that both were tee jeung te
get married.
TO PUT OLD SHIP IN SERVICE
St. Paul, Built In Philadelphia In
1895, Again te Plew Atlantic
New Yerk. March 15. (By A. P.)
The steamship St. Paul, once the fast
est en the Atlantic, xvl!l quit the North
River pier where she has lain since
October, 1920, and resume her place
as a first-class passenger ship plying
betxveen New Yerk and Hamburg.
She xvlll put te sea as seen as she
can be outfitted and manned, and will
join the Mongolia nnd the Manchuria
in the American Line's Hamburg serv
ice. She hu'J accommodations for 800
passengers.
The St. Paul was built nt Philadel
phia twenty-sevcu jears age. She nip- '
sized nt'her pier In the North Klx-cr I
in ini.S, just after returning from a '
shipyard, xvhere she had been rccendi- I
tlencd. I
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ThfcstyBbrel
tt U Thltitr Fibre (mlllleni of htm In etch
ScetTinu Tewel) who ibeetbe four time
hit weifhc in wttcr end It rttpenttble for
thtt tMtniltl, thlrMT, tbietbtnl quality
found only in ScetTUtu Tewel
IF THIRSTY FIBRE will suggest Clean Jrjands in Business, we have fulfilled our
desire te make a towel se geed that it contributes -te net only clean hands
physically but helps te carry along the thought of clean hands in the abstract.
Se it is that the Thirsty Fibre idea
is mere than a mere- word or name
for Tewel Service.
Thirsty Fibre is the introduction,
the body of the plot and the climax
in the story of clean hands in busi
ness and" washroom efficiency. "His
name carries the essential message of
real towel service. Out of his edu
cated, specialized thirst has sprung
the ultirhatefstandard of comparison
in towel cost, towel comfort and
towel satisfaction He' is ScetTissue
Towels." "
Twe Snyder6 Seek One Jeb
Ilarrisburg, March 1".. (15y A. P.)
Twe men named fnyder filed petitions
te lie candidates ler tne Democratic
nomination for the Heuse in the Third,
Yetl: district. They are Titun K. Sny
der and Itufus K. Sn.xdcr, living in dif- I
ferent texviiH.
Representative P. Mertis Stinuss Hied
a petition for Democratic rennminutien
in the Third Ucrks. Other Heuse pc- '
tiens filed xxerc IJvim Themas, Uepub- '
lienn. Second Cainbtin. and Lesley 11.
Iluss, Republican, MeKcnn. r
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Firms big and little that figure their towel costs net
by the case but by the year, are'using ScetTissue Towels
keeping Thirsty Fibre en the payrolls. ScetTissue Towels
should be in your washrooms new. Their use is a real
satisfaction and economy.
Wriie or phone te the following address far futt information.
SCOTT PAPER COMPANY, CHESTER,
Philadelphia Office, 302 Weightman Bldg.
Phene : Spruce 1852
wMite bracks
V- . : i .ixii&.
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Fifteen owners alone
have invested mere
than $20,000,000
in White Trucks.
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5-ten $4,500
314-ten , 4,210
2-ten 3,250
-ten 2,400
f. e. b. Factory
THE WHITE .COMPANY, 112 North Bread St., Philadelphia
802 French St., Wilmington, Del.
Factory and General Offices, Cleveland
21 YEARS OF KNOWING HOW
Other ScetTissue TroductsScetltssue
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Waldorf and SantTissue Toilet Papers'
DOWN
'? continue around the
""Slit it became Invalid.
hat Fought
loop en the
GANNA WALSKA ASKS HALF
OF COCHRAN'S $70,000,000
Diva
en
Will Net Accent Divorce
Any Other Terms
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cteidlns te a statement nuthetled hr
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intimate frinids. ,
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Ul net sue fur dlxoree, xxhlle Ceehrnn ,
unable tn sue i Pari.s because Mic i
vi'' te ",T0l)t tlll Juiisdlalen of the
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if w;rds en the Mibjeet are:
u no xxants te per rid of ine lie
nut pay , it lnns f)p ,is ((Hli
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ATTERiES
is ii'iuly te
of S?TO,0(l0 .
In the Van
Since the days of primitive ex-carts, men have
delivered goods te ether men in all sorts and manners
of vehicles. The modem city found the need of a con
veyance that could make short hauls and many steps
quickly and at low cost.
Te meet this need, the electric truck was developed.
Propelled by rugged Exide Batteries, these trucks are
solving the transportation problem for firms of all
kinds the nation ever, Se, also, the electric passenger
automobile, driven by Exides, fits the exacting re
quirements of thousands of city dwellers.
In mine locomotives, factory trucks, submarines,
airplanes and railroads Exide Batteries play an im
portant part in the. movement of men and merchan
dise. But the commonest use of Exides, and perhaps
of most interest te you, is in starting and lighting
gasoline automobiles.
In this field as in ethers, Exide was the pioneer
battery, and is standard equipment en a greater
number of automobiles built today than any ether
battery.
When you put an Exide in-your automobile you
have power that you can depend en and you can
depend en it lasting se long that it proves a genuine
economy. "
Storage Battery Company
Philadelphia
BUCKET-SHOPMEN GUILTY
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S!ffi""'"'ggHHHHE Philadelphia Branch, 671-673 North Bread St.
, t JiUliilSiflitUlKyy,, Telephone, Poplar 3S85
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Whatever mckc of tialifry it
In your or. von i-nn be ccn
(I Irnt ef tkilfal repair work,
fnir pricci, and rrtpenilblr
ndxlce at ll.e ncarcit Elide
Service Diction.
THE
LONG-LIFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR
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in Overland history has true engi
neering been se perfectly expressed.
Never before, we believe, has care
in automobile workmanship been
mere painstakingly maintained.
130-inch spring base pro
vides the comfort of heavy,
expensive cars.
Triplex springs of vana
dium steel increase tire
mileage.
Powerful, economical mo me
eor delivers 25 miles and mere
per gallon. All-steel body
used elsewhere only en much
mere expensive cars. Hard
baked enamel finish main
tains geed appearance under
hard usage.
Electric Aute-Lite starter
and lights. Electric horn,
demeuntable rims, three
speed transmission.
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Overland Always a Geed Investment
New the Greatest Automobile Value in America
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. OF PHILADELPHIA
Arch Mrct ucnerai unices, 'arts ana .Iccvsserica
.-senn nreud htrfel
Chestnut St., list te I2d
1M Nnrlli llrund Mrl
1IUI l.rrniuiiteHti Art,
Touring Car . $550 Coupe . $850
Roadster. . . . $550 Sedan . $895
t. O. 8. Teledo
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