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BVEi$NG PUBLIC LEDGvKKPgllpELPHIA, SATUftDftY, MAkPH; 25f ,1922
IFRinN AT R IIP A
OF FORMER
BUDDY
it . (
v.QaruirA Man mVAi Pi mono I
m. -' - . ..-..
of Overseas Here Killed
Here
POSTS' ACTIVITIES
sip
Plaus have been made for a card party
eveitt of thn season. Final tilaJ will
te be held May 1, the. first big auxiliary
be made at the next meeting, te be bcld
April 13 at the pest headquarters, oef
North Twenty-second street. lhe
money te be raised through the party
will be used for Improvements te the
pest.
The David W. Jamesen Pest, Ne.
183, has decided te make another plN
primage te the grave of David .
Jamesen, at Toms River, N. J., en
Memerial Day. A meeting of the pest
Executive Committee will be held next
ucek te elect a member te fill a vacancy.
KET.UIIOUS NOTH'KS
The Jeseph Vasella Pest. Ne. 277.
American Legien, directed the funeral
Ifiis morning of James Hatkesclll, a for
mer soldier, whose
ou'rseasrecerdwas
filled with splen
did deeds of valor.
Markeselll w a h
hhet imil killed in
uquuncl nt Eighth
a n d Catharine
streets.
T h e funeral
? ' serviced were hciu
at the home of his mother. 1216 Seuth
Alder street, and at St. Paul s Chuicli.
Tenth and Christian streets. Uuilal'
Was In Hely Cress Cemetery.
Mobilization day of the Lieutenant i
Jeseph S. Fergusen Pet, e-
marking the ilftli anniu'rar of the
mobilization of the old Third Infantr
te enter the World War. premises big
times. The affair, en Tue-nlai iiigiji.
win i,n ntinnded bv members or tuu
Majer Benjamin ('. Tilghman.
r., v m IT. S. V. V.. uhu
received a letter asking them te just
bust In like jeu used te Ue at me eiu
,mets shack." ...
The speaker for the occasion will be
a real A. E. K. hghtlng chaplain, who
'wis with the Sccuty-uinth Division.
later transferred te the Second Arm
Cerps and new chaplain of the 103d
Medical Keglment, Twenty-eighth phi phi
rien. He is the Rer. Rebert Harris
Gearbart. Jr. The affair will be held in
the Third Regiment Armery. ,
Mrs. A. A. Garbutt has been elected
resident of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Lawrence E. Dclauey Pest, Ne. 26.
1IIK TtlVtrLH
Hread and Berks (s. (1000 N.)
3000 ceatt).
Heme of thn Qriw Baptist Church.
IirSSKLIj II. CONWELlt, Paster.
Wm Dyra McCurdj'. Aeclat Tailor.
J. Man In Hanna. Musical Director,
l'riylerlck K Starke. Oreanlst.
0'30 A. 51 Karlv mernlne rayr
me'tlnc. St-edal breaker.
10 30 A. M AVorehlp. Mr Conwell
lireaphrs. Temple Senior Chorus lni.
10:15 A. 5t Children's Church In Lewer
Temple. 5totlen picture
1-30 T. 51 Bible Scheel. Jere I..
frese. fenpt. Attendance contest brtueen
the nedferd (women) CUsa and the, Heath
(men) Clam.
rt 30 P. 5L Christian Endeaer. Sec
tion K.
7 00 P. 51. Christian Kndeaer. Sec
1nn 41'.
7 in P 5t Organ recital by Irederlck
i: Ntnrke
7 15 P, 51 Worship. 5lr. Conwell
preiicheit. Temp's Combined Chorus ;,'"
Church pr.nar meetlnjr Friday at 8 I', ai.
Kthleal Seelety ,
AI'AOKMY OK MUSIC. 11 A. 51.. Mite 5tar 5tar
cuerlte Clement 01? "French Indlvlduallani
und What It Menn for the World."
TTenda
tOM'KllKNrE, ISth end nce t. 11.40.
leader Dr. I'litrlier Clark. subject,
"MChn.la nf t'tnenm " !tlnc feT
Jr., I erhlp 10MO VIlter uelceme
Who liae!0NK OF THE OLDKST AND SIOST His
terical Dels in I'ennfynanla Is me.yuj
QUAKRR 5IEBT1XO llOtTStJ. eslatll'l)d
In UlSi. at 5Ierlen. 5Iontemerv PII.9,
illtam Penn -er'hlped here, and many
rther noted Quakers of tli da since,
f-enlces are held eeiy rirst-day tSundy)
tnernlnp at 11 e cletk Cordial Invitation
' xlended te all
After-Dinner Tricks
-L-ii
V;Ol.
TJ'&ZrZk'
K&ry
lliHi
110
Tresb; terlan
Alim T. fRESIUTERLVX tllURCII
ISth and Arrh sts. ,
Dr. CLARENCE EDWARD 5LVCAIITNET,
51lnlster.
10-4R Dr. J. W. fcmlth will rrcach.
11 00 Bible Schoe.. 7 C. E. 7 30 Or
gan Iteeltal.
S 00 Dr. 5ra.rCTH A. Brownien will preach
BXTmrarEH presbyteblvn cucbce
Bread and Diamond sts.
IUv. 'William Xi. McCermlck. Tajiter.
10-80uSubJect. IBreakln th BeaJs."
2.30 Sabbath 6choeL .
7.45 Address by Dr. Baker. BudL Na
tional Anti-Saleen Leacue.
FREE PEWS AT ALL SEK1CE3
SECOND rBESBYTERLVN CDUKCII
'Jlt and Walnut sts. ,
nEV. ALEXANDER JIacCOLL. D. D
5IINISTER. ..
REV. ALVIN B. OURX.ET. ASSISTANT.
Dr. MacCOLL. will preach at IX o'clock,
continuing the serlea of sermon en 'Seme
Great Events tn the Life, of Jesus." eub
Jrt, "The Tranefleuratlen " ..
The Rev. Professer JA5IES IOFF"ATT.
D. D.. D. I.ltt.. of Glasgow, Scotland, will
prearh at the S o'clock service, his subject
belns. "What Faith Has te 5Ieet."
7 30 P. 51 CHURCH 5IUS1C OF THE
OREAT sniPHONlSTS:
"Ae Verum" Mozart
' .May Our 5Ieuths Be Filled "
Rachmanineff
"By the Rler of Babslen" ..L,l,z,t
"Ged Is 51 v :hpherd" Dvorak
"Lord Our Ged Have 5Iere".Tschalkesky
'undav Scheel and Bible Class 10 A. 51.
5fldnek Service. 4 4" en Wednesday.
VISITORS WELC05IE
Protestant Kplscepal
Ne. 110 Knerking Coin Through Hand
A coin is apparently drien through
the back of the hand.
Spin a coin in the air with thp right I
band several times, taeh timp catehiir,'
it' in the right hand. Finally, as you
spin the coin straight upward, held the
left hand, loeselv enn. just below the I
right. As the coin comes down let it
go past the right, into the left, im
mediately doting the right hand as
though it held the coin. Clese the left
hand and held it back upward. Slap
'the right hand en the back of the left.
When jeu lift the right hand the coin,
which every one thought was in the
right hand, has gene. Open the left
hand showing hew jeu drme the coin
right through the back of the hand.
Cepvnc'it. 1912, by Pulhc Ltdatr Company
'
CHRIST CIIURCn
Mth and Venanpe streets
Rev. Albert H. Helt. Recter.
12th anniversary of consecration. March
Jrtth
S 0') A 51. Helv Communion.
10 30 A. 51 Parish Communion nrjer
earv sermon.
2 30 P 51. Church Scheel service: ad
dres Rev. Llewelljn N. CaJey. D. D.
7 43 P 51. Gu'ld sr!ce. srmen by
Rv Ueerue A Barten, profeer of Semi
tic lanttuaBes. Bnn 5Iar College Violin
1st I.iwrence C. Cehn: cernetlst, Wil
li a ml'btaJkerorKanlsLJaiTrejiHelt.
First Unitarian Church
Chestnut Street West of 31st Street
SKItMON BY
Jtetrl Frederick R. Griffin, Minister
Sunday Morning, March 26
at Eleven e Cleck ,
"BEYOND THIS LIFE" '
i
What and Where Are Heaven and'
Hell. The Function of the Immortal I
Hepe in the Life of the Modern Man.
ALL ARE WELCOME '
CHURCH OF HOLY AreSTLES
'-'1st nrd Chr'stlan sts.
11m- GEORGE II. TOOP. Recter.
n ok A. 51. Hely Communion.
10 30 A 5L 5Iernlntf Servlc and Con
firmation Bishop Garland efrlc latin.
2 30 Y. 5f. Sunday Scheel, Bible Classed.
7 () P. 5L Yeunc People's bervtce
League
H (XI I. 5t Evening- Praver and Sermon
hv Rev Win O Uenne Jr
cnrnrii of st jttje and tee na-
TIMTY 11th and 5It. Vernen sts
Rev JA5IES COPE CROSSON. Recter.
10 '10 A. 51. Mernlnp Trayer and Sermon.
2 .in P 51 Church Scheel & Bible Classes.
7 43 P. 51 Evenlnp Service. Preacher,
Rev Gee C. Shears 5IcLean. Va.
jnrUORMI. riLFEL OF thk holy
fOLMUMON. 27th and Wharten sts.
8 A 51 ind 10 30 A. 51.. a special and
particular place where pravers may be
offered for the heallnp of ths mind, the
heart and the body' built as an everlasting-m-nmrlal
te the Heallne Power of Jesus
Christ
Liberty and Faith in Religion
Mass Meetinp in Germantown
COLONIAL THEATRE
CERMANTOWN M) M M'I.hU(K)l)
Sundiy Nitht, March 26, at 8 o'clock
ADDRVJ4 IH
B. ROt.KR s. niKliKs, of (.ermintenn
Muilc fWfftni Tt 7 30 b
Phllideiphla i n fKira uuariet
Henri Scott or Met t., Ian epera Ce
slid Nathaniel Watsen Orifanist
Ansplcen I'nlfrliii Ijjiwii'b l'iicue.
SI'. l'ETr.Il'S 1ILRCII
Sd and Pine sts
Rev lilward 51. Jefferys. P. T. D.,
Ret ter
7 te l r lleiv COTttiunlen.
S'lH A. 5r Hely Communion
11 00 A ! 5Iernlnc bervlce and Sermon
bv the Recter The choir will sine.
T Deum in B Hit Ptalner
"There Iq a Green Hill" Gounod
8 00 P 51 Brief Service, short address
and recital by the cheir:
1 "Theu ICnewet Ierd" Beach
"O Oladieme L,lBht" Sullivan
" emes nt Times" Woodward
"Jfjus of Nazar-th Kins" . . Hamblen
t'nliartnn
flTlr l MTR1.N CHIRCII
-1-T. t ntnut sr.
Rev FREDERICK 11. GRIFFrV. 5IInlster I
11 A M Mr. Griffin will prearh. Sub-I
tet II i Mid This Life (a) What and.
Where Are Heavtn and Hell, (b) The Func
t ti ( f th Immortal Hepe In the Life of '
th- Modern 5Ian."
IM1MIIV.N (HI Rill OF tJERMANTIHVN
i.np'i et and W t'hHten ave
-ui da March 'Jti, 10J2 .
P'U'f at 11 51 Pr Jeseph 5IcFar-Ini-I
i 1 preaih , Churth school In the
P,r -h II " nt the same hour. All are
i r 'In li Invited
51 ft 'itf In the Colonial Theatre nt 7 30 .
T.aK r Rev Rorer ,. Ferb-s Subject
Th enal Mossaie of American Unl- I
tnni '
THE GARRICKTHEATRE
Tomorrow Afternoon at 3:15
JOHN HERMAN RANDALL, OF NEW YORK
utller uiul Lecturer
Subject: "THE GREAT PERSONALITY"
The pretrressive man Is i-eekinB setnethinB bftter and keeps
his mind open te that vvh cli uplifts and makes for success.
Deers open at 2:30
Matter Morrison, violinist
Organ recital at 3 o'clock
Vite La Monace at the organ
All Welcome
m
Our Honored Citizens
Who are the people in our communities we respect and
honor most?
Aren't they the people who believe in Ged and who de
their utmost te practice His teachings?
De you knew of any prominent men or women any-
where in the world who are net believers in and fol
lowers of His word?
De you knew any real man or woman in your circle of
friends and acquaintances who isn't anchored te the
principles taught by the Bible and the Church?
Is it tee much te ask any of us that we attend church
as regularly as we set apart hours of work and thought
.every day and week te achieve something worth while
Jn our careers?
The churches of today teach the brotherhood of man,
fence for Cied, ana respect ler au geed things that
e pur, meuKiuH aim ncip utywuuu cnaracter,
Stere Hours, 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.
Gimbel Radie Call, W I P. Government Jicense 344.
Wave length, 360.
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET t CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH,
t Philadelphia, Saturday, March 26, 1922
Cemetand enjoy the fpremest demonstration of RaJj
anr1 ftnrl rier tKe Vieiit rn11errinn n( Vtnmm. UJ
...c equipment I
Music Stere Open at Night
Enter en Ninth Street or at Eighth and Market Cerner
rt
Mfe Have Combed the Natien for
Phonegraphy
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wm" A Carnaf Music St
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r st tSJfciiii If u I fLItn l.i I 'Mi AAl7l Mffwi
sWcxSKXv'i IHH J I &5bvAt fit
rMt WlkUOffl HWS8y' JP -' We have combed the nation for them Ne. 3, Reg. $55.00
'4lS V l. lh! rY I' . WwS AiWU' & anA linvi. -Vim. TKirpf. WftleR nan fn nn-
'' ' 1 m 11 x ''.lxT 1 neuncement that Gimbel Brethers had bought
'h'l V V r : aW ?: the Philadelphia retail stock of Fathe Pheno-
' i P . -" ; 'fl N F graphs came like a fine meteor in a night sky
3 i ! VkV P lf,' ' '" JL. Jr ' e sen8 at one-third list prices caused
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the regular
Phonographs
We, step by step, took ever . warehouse
stocks.
We always steadfastly refused te handle
)ther retailers' stocks at any price.
New Forty-five carloads are at command
the three Gimbel Stores.
The Entire Stock of
Pathe's Ohie Warehouse
Came here car after carload in transit.
Cheese immediately and set delivery as the
styles arrive some are ready; some perhaps in a
week; in extreme cases there may be a wait of two
weeks.
Pathe One of the Chesen
Dezen Great Talking
Machines
And this sale offers choice of practically the
whole list of upright models. '
Sale Price J
Ne. 6, Reg. $75.00
Sale Price 2d.
Ne. 7, Reg. $1 10.00
Sale Price J
Ne. 10, Reg. $150.00
Sale Price $59.00
12, Reg. $175.00
Sale Price $6910
17, Reg. $225.00
Sale Price J
Enter en Ninth
Street or Eighth and
Market Cerner
JVLt
PlA. . fQ ' i"'
l Ne. 6 yfyimt
11 Regularly $75 I f Q'M IfWU
li Sale Price 1 y, I
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no. 3 w(r sn
Regularly $55 lllllMllllllllluJJ
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Ne. H, Reg. $225.00 Wy&jtA
IHMIl Style H I'
A WlsHlllllKlf I PaIe Price $85 j
Ne. 7
Regularly $125
ssm sw i sffn Sale Price
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II MARKET CHESTNUT . EIGHTH TO NINTH 2 fe) "
e t, my II
'Mr mSS&J00 Ne. 12
I Regularly $225 fl Sale Price $69 (
I ;SaIe, Prtce $85 (I H H
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Prices Start at $18
A Whole Year te Pay
We Bought 12,000 High
Grade Recerd Albums
Fer 1 0-in. twelve pockets 59c instead
f $1.25.
Fer 1 2-in. twelve pockets 69c instead
f $1.50.
First-quality albums strong and geed
oeking.
Sale Price
Ne. 12
Regularly $175
Sale Price $69
Gimbel Brethers,
Music Salens, Philadelphia
Gentlemen:
Please send me at once, and entirely without
obligation en my part, full information about
Puthe phonograph, Medel Ne. ., regularly
listed at $ j priced in your sale: $
j Name
Address
m.th:
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