mrnmH
mmQmMmmmmsFWrMrfm&' wm-
t -tfy -, ,. .
e,.
WfSw.
PDEUYHOR
1 BRANDED FALSE
penn Alumni Deny There Is Any
IP1 - Bar te His Leaving
r V Philippines
W PEPPER PROVED IT
r t .. .1.- t.nninfn1 Pt-nSS
V "' ' .. 1 .-rlncf hnl C.PtlCrn
emMniuia, i. -.'"
r:. .1 u'nml. Ciovcrner Clencrnl of the
ljln , . rrfimlllMl,
IriADdC may n. " "" - .-.-..-17
-cf in Hme tn neqenii' tne new
1 re'V."!. i"ke?sitvfef Pcnnsylvn-
fcBTin SflUfmber. wiw ascribed te
KnM-mla" today by members of the
fflinllng te the cnbled report, re-
liV.d tediv. licnerai m ci--I
&' in the Wnnd ,"euld net be
I'irerUr te hear tlmt lie can nut i
I'SS earlier than next .Innunr.y. Tin;
raSoTawlsneil l that the financial
"", ilm iHlnni m. whlrh he In-
KSSrated upon his nrrlvnl. hns net yet
Effi worked nut fully, nml It Is believed
I'rriL. m. desire te stay te see It com-
'te b
liBietea. ...i, ,, ,tin 111.111.1.
!2. Intimate there nve two ether Hint-
hn the gencinl pnrtleii'.irlv desired te
l ul....l l.r,r 1m enl'Kli 'Mint
! k :v:v PMH. ,v, . 1: .1
;m trip wiiiiuiiii " ...n'...v -.
Jrament KUicrvJrfeii exer business,
imwlallv the. rallrend business, nnd the
thorough organization of 11 campaign te
Wimp out mnlnrln. The condition of
.Philippine finances, mentioned 11s -uie
feluet reason ut ;b " ,,"
larehes among ether Items the bill new
pending In Congress te author!- an
r.x-.a. nf the Islands public debt te
,10 per cent of their assessed valuation.
V Has "Fiuniiiar eunu
I' Herace Mather Llppincett, secretary
Of tbe Ucncrni Aiumni nna cniier 01
.k. Alumni Register, said. today he is
convinced Interested persons in the
Philippines are tryins te dlssemlnnte
tle,ldea that (Jenernl Weed is going
te ty in me ismnus.
"The dlipetch hns u fnmlllnr sound,"
Mid Mr. Llppincett. "I don't believe
there is any truth in it. Te my mind
)t is rumor merely, probably inspired
by some one who tlilnkx the general
iheuld stay in the Philippines.
"We hac General Weed's nsurnnec.
fiflih hr word of mouth nnd in writing.
Ithit he will resign his position in the
fall, te that he will be able tn take up
bis duties as the new head of the I'ni
Tereity when the next scholastic year
begins.
"General Weed is n man nf honor,
and It is unthinkable he would go bark
len his word. Likewise, it seems mere
ythan probable that if he contemplated
any such action, he would notify the
alamni and the University authorities
before the rumor were peimltted te he
come public property."
Acting Provest Pcnniman. when asked
for a statement, snid "I knew nothing
whatever about the mnttcr.
Morgan. "We expect Oneral Weed
te be here next Hcptcmeer. lie has
premised us that he will be here, nnd
twre is every reason te believe he will
ebwve his premise
"The trustees have been in corres
pondence with him right nleug, nnd he
Ins communicated wltiii the general
alumni nnd ether I'niverslty activities.
I am sure if he did net Intend te come
te the University next fall he would
have let usMmew long before new. He
knows hew difficult it would be for us
te get another man te take his place.
'This is a piece of propaganda en
the face of it. Undoubtedly there are
MTtens In the Islands win. wen 1.1 IlLe
wlleneral Weed te remain there. I be
lieve tnece persons nre responsible for
the rumor.
"Seme time age Senater Pepper was
MHd te make sure thnt nothing would
stand In the way of (lenpral Weed
coming se far ns the Government is
concerned. Scnnter Pepper wrote us
t
irem uasningten that lie hnd Investi
gated and learned that there was abso
lutely no Government reason why (Jen
era! Weed should net reslrn In time
te come te the University in Septem-
"The C01irr.nl nlnm.il l.n.l ll nnm.nl
flectien yesterday, at which Nerman
Henry was elected president : Oeorge 8.
Bnrder, vice president ; Lewis It. Dick,
treasurer, and Mr. Llnnlnenit. ..
tiry. We talked ever General Weed's,
teming, aud there was no slightest
pouet expressed that lie would net be
here in September."
SICK BOY AIDS HIS TEAM
'Cheltenham Hlah Scheel Lad ni.
K
reet. Debate Frem Slck-h-H
Wellington Snyder, the seventeen-
TeBr-Old st:.r rt tlin ,lAln,l.. .
lSSi,ilt.'!nh,,'n.I.-!,!h, Scho"'- nltheiigh
h.ii suivueu wun n nervous
hreakdewn. aided ids team te its vie-
fjftL?v.cr "1 K,1,,t tirnenvillp HIkI)
behoei team last lBht. The debate was
new la the iircspni-p nf n i,i..... ii
'we. Caiel Ilroeks, aliernnte for Kny-
0i Present nc the mnterlnl ,,! i '.t
rfJPakrcdi and which had been Khen
-a. RnjilcrV Hlhter. Cuthennef
n,.mafflrl"".,,-Q U,H ii'gned by Choi Chei
inuct"1 the resolution "That tie
hi'liriieXi- ,""" "' '"ni, uritn ii."
i?iS ?A?n .. s M?w: '"i1 . -l'gle step
Of MnnVL. " ' h;."0ln''t"- Cliailipieilblip
ei aontgenieiy County.
SCHOOL SHAKE-UP PLANNED
Wearing 0f Gloucester Teacher May
Have Aftermath
a glrlTir0,i"f rat,en the back when
wasthi )J"ml. nrk in the (lnssroem
a nunn, . i ' . ''"nrl"(' "f familiar ty
She?i.',,r?i,-'l,nst Wl,liara KntPhcr,
That" n '"'"ester IIIxh Scheel.
l"rt of i' r1-0-.!1 at a nieethiB of the
Katcbr , V1"-"'"", which exonerated
taaSalaw" r 'r011 1,ls '""-tntement
mm'' ,mT:'l nf telling nn
A rjll,i :","' " i uci'ij.
fester sew,0 hl'"k-"l' In the (ileu-rertl8C'i"?1Ls--s(('''
"."'1 .elimination of
lll be nin, Yi " "(,ok ,,n see ehigy
Grating. ' "10 teacher, it is said
the I's" mer h,H "-rntle by
day. U ttah Miucsseil by Katelier te-
R?,reUf stu" uts "si
eepers
. .ni uitep
!" wuroeni en ti. V ',V.,".., " '"'
r; j . viv ;..'" ,r,-ti-'''r'i
"m or firemen ' utl0"! the
.Morgan ,- enemcni. , preat need of it. Pity us all in this - - w ... . m .i.aser n group leader, who In her turn convey.,
Ralph Morgan, a member of the benrd cold place, and keep me stiil in your ", ' ' ". " " ' P f" the Ijnc self- what s. ,ns learned te her group, who
of the General Alumni Association and Majesties' favor, who is Your Majesties' .i, 'Mpn,, sni.n Ti.it , ! ,Ki . 'herpafter. e.. ept for periodic lnspec-
OM of the men nt whose instance Cen- most humble and obedient daughter nnd .: ,... ' ..Vliii.n-v B ! ,lens' nv" mm'" or cH en tllrlr own-
enl Weed was offered nnd accepted the servant. Mary." , 11 ,',, nf ,., t , I .1" the Court Heuse, Miss Way became
provestship. was even mere vehement It was written by the little daughter piftl i.ive .. e .n t . ,,;; 's." '' ,id was forced te resign her place te
than Mr. Llppincett in denying thnt of .Tames II. who was later te reign as Reaniwa lriml a Vm'W "A1-"'- ,M l''n" Mi,J
General Weed contemplates remaining ' Queen of Lngland with her husband, eat?v nn's '' ! """' . ' ''T s n , f'n ' M.rs-. ' - .- nsi.rniun wns made
In the islands. I William Helland. enn defies as Paris New- Yerk am in Kl.lera. Miss l,i,,,.
'There arc no reasons why we should ' There Is a long letter in execrable Ph" In leln In Hut -ur-i. lints. ,Vter T 1,r,',ttan.: ".' '"''''i'llle. Miss Cera
believe the rumor, and many lense.n , SwcdM, script l.v Custavus Adelphus, ltl ces will be sl'n Vbe rf 1 ,MB!, ,ln Seuth Dennis. Mrs. A. II.
h hn..l.l .llicreillt it." Kni,i "Vt.- n mandate slcne.l at the ten with Oueen ,'..... ....: -JV "I s",0O...,ef co" 'Meerwald : n Wlldwoe.l. Mrs. Wast,.
weepers in n ,J7. . K tn,s morning
-Cliaa IZ J "".,''" ii.I.i. "ed
'tr-ft, vvne a,T' r,'S N"lt1' "nneii
ich
VffWf.Wl-WB. OR A
COMPETING
I '3'?-'-' 4. 8M?$'wf jx$ WbuSiV NJJ&'V sC L
GHOSTS HOVER NEAR K . . ; v vl
ROYAL AUTOGRAPHS rxrti$: ' n'il
Haverford Has Noteworthy Cel- i S&1 'f'Si "t4
lectien of Signatures, of fcs-CiT :-"rCf ', . ,' ,fet ' V -4V; '
Noted Persons - HKlffinMnHB' ' "t s 7-Jt
RANKS THIRD
Shades of dead kings, specters of van
ished geniuses, nnd the ghosts of past
celebrities foregather nightly in the sun
less silence of the innsMve vault at
Haverford College where are kept thou
sands of eriginnl letters and manu
scripts which constitute the priceless
nutegrnphic.il collection of the lntt
Charles Itebeits. the gift of his widow
te the college In Ids memory.
Shrouded in heavy black hangings art-
suingln;; panels containing the
st-ned 1
letters nrd documents of the world's
great llgmes. penned by hands that In
many cue have been stilled for cen
turies, while thousands of ether paper
le. enrn in Its separate folder, in classi
fied files.
-,... ..-..-!
There Is among (hem a
'Mnilninn." If rune. "I Inn? te come
te Londen te see your Alajcsty. for it I
verle cold here nt Windser. My sister
Anne h
as a great celdc. She thau'i." ,
Kllnheth'ti studied flourish, the crabbed
signature ei nenry -in. tne imperial
"N" of Napeleon, the Indecipherable
signs manual ei reuiinanii ami isnneiia.
together with numerous regal sprawls
from the hands of T.euis M. Ml. ,vi,
XV1II, and ethers of the same line.
A personal missive of Marie Antoin
ette in qunlnt French lies side by side
with nn angularly penned letter nf Anne
of Austria, while near at hand is n
prim note of Queen Victeria. The name.s
of Philip of Spnln, Chnrlcs I, Maria
Thercse, Henry VII, and ether inon inen
archs and their consorts also appear in
great profusion ,
A letter from Ileniainin Franklin (e
n friend, having te de with the virtues
of Scottish rhubarb as medical remedy
lies next te n report written by Israel
Putnam during the ltevolutlen. ec
pressing great pleasure In the heavy
losses of the enemy ilurinc the battle of
Princeton.
In this remarkable collection, which
Is one of the three most valuable in
existence, there are two complete sets
of signatures of signers of the Declara
tien of Independence, together with !
u ei uiui' H-MuriiL-e. legeiiier wuu .
clmens of the signatures of virtually
ry great man in, the Natien's his-
y. The letters of Washington nud
spec!
ever;
ter.
Lincoln nre particularly valuable.
Lafayette, Adams, Jay. Itehert Mor Mer
ris, Jeffersen, Patrick Henry, all are
there, and many ethers, tee, nnd the
roster of British statesmen is hardly
less complete, from Ilurleigh te Glad
stone. Great names in literature and phi phi phi
losephy, penned by their owners them
selves nre "te be found In great iiunntity.
All the American poets nnd men of let
ters from Hawthorne, Pee and Irving
te Walt Whitman nre Included : while
the signatures of the Lnglish, French
and German literary geniuses present an
Imposing array.
Frem Francis Hacen, through Dry
den, Samuel Jehnsen, Pepe, Tennyson,
Keats, Dickens, Lamb and nil the great
roster of Kngllsh letters the eye tiavels,
and turning, finds original manuscripts
of Victer Huge, Ln Fontaine, Goethe,
Schiller and countless ethers.
SOLDIERS BACK KENDRICK
Present Petition With 35,000 Name3
Indorsing Him for Governer
A delegation of former Neldici's,
headed by II. M. Kennedy, 700 North
Twenty-Jifth street, called at the cifit -c
of Itecelver of Taxes Kendrlck today
and hniided him a list of mimes of
former soldiers who indorse him for
Governer.
Kinncdv nud n half a dozen ethers
in the delegation told Mr. Kendrick
they had been gathering signatuics en
Indersement blnnks and were expecting
cvrrv dnytthat he would announce his
cnnuliliu y for liovcrner
I.T'" ',.1" '."... 'i '.. 1....1 . .....!...,
.liri.l.M-silli.l.l.ui.ni..-, ... it:.....-!.
Bank President Amenn Prenertv
Owners Who Seek Injunction
Augustus I. Weed. pielient of the
West I'hlliiilelphlu Title and Trust
.'iimnniii miis nnimi" tlin m It.., iuviw i
Owners Who Seek Inlunctlen
appearing before .linlges Audeiu led. '
rinletler and MiCiillen lednv, tin i test- ,
Ing. against the proposed election of
"V(ilm.tpin t. (ianice. ' en il.e west
i ni'ie is unions uiciii ;i iciirr wriui:ii c i ,. ". .---. ..,,... , ...... p.... .... ...,.,..-,, ., Ium. eup siaiiPii
'n n sprawling. rhiTdish hand b; n ehiib ' ;v, Ul te,ll 0l,n,'0'u,.llc'J !1(,r, K In-j off by telling them thut there were as
princevs of Rnglnnd te her mother from 'V,1, escitenicnt in ( ape Mm , nifin. If net meie. points fe be (on (en (on
Wlndser Castle. "' Net1f"1' '""'L1"! have the I sldeied in the cheesing of n hat as In
: i-itit -ii Lntwitiir tint n ninni: i ill sun mum
1Wli ' r-- lllltll- III.- t -w.tiat ..-. . ..-- " liili.i. ,.r 41 ....t..
I
te ha nil in the signatures when he nn-h'aMVPtevmi1; . , i . t- . I slder Committee Repert Geerge Washington In Capital
S;;S,.nV;,!r"S,a:' iste p SiS; rHbi S skik :!rw; it , - -- .-. -. rj: -.!
said. b soldiers who were cither h&.XJve Hi Si" 00 and Dr De il'llral """forence of the Lplscepal ls "" '" at ""' I nlvcrit Museum ever Geerge Washington i'lilverslt, ,
wounded or gassed. The papers, he mi.m. Ferdl.; . Cousl.eho.'.ken. imilied at '"wi,, .V,,1 .!. ' lei, ;.)inilI?es ,vil. """' ",,,l","" r"K,n tll( 'e)tlen Washington last night. Th,. ,,P.nil
.-..contained the names of ..,,(100 l:,B,Itwinth ,, Race streets. .IMIO. fhfI1 JJ, t'0 p Ce nmitleS . L Hi7 (,'".nlttee Is Mrs. Charles C. Harrison. ...giied was ,he ..e as l the ,!,,,.
nppnCC (A DUMA RARARE SERMON BY RADIO they have behind, then, a great vveig McMiehael, Mrs. Je, ,-ndwlad.-i. ,P'b u' 1' e ,' lie,'!":,'' , "'" ..v'ir
OPPOSE W. HHILA. GAHAGh of Mr,01M ,,; l0 UMnp ,,,,''- MrHt rrnnk IUnle, ,, m,.n Jriirs(t WJ J h;; .;;,'' ' '' '
residentH, who testified .that the.iielgli-1 Mlneini wcr, soprano;. Kittle Je.
borheod la a residential sv-'.'iwv i linger. i , fcltejEdnyfed Lewis, tenor,
Court reserved decision. ' 'and AYllli.J ternmau, Jr., barlten.
AGAINST PARIS CREATIONS
in world W8BE&&l mmjl:;.'i ': -X
HHlM"MMMM
At top Is Mrs Martin Spalty, Mrs. Charles Leng and Mrs. William II.
Shlpej bottom Is 11 close-up of Mrs. Shlpc. these, millinery experts are
engaged in making Easter bonnets. This is a branch of the -domestic
science work connected wllh Rutgers College
TRAINS ON MILKING STOOL,
NOW HE'S MILLINERY EXPERT
. .. .S,.i-,.e ",.., ,11,... "
........, ,t, ifiuj
With Easter Bennets
"Backed Off
Uu a htaff Correspondent
,, ., ... :. . '
Lane Mav Ceuit Heuse. N .1. i,.:i
,uu"m renuneii ie rue tenccs ami the
V"? '.' l.tl"' "" lw ev(,- '" mttt- '
, ,,! .' m."J"1".s ''T, "", twllJRht i
"-'-;" " ".'"' '' ' s ,i s ring:
:. " niii-ii iu uuiit niu jiiiiicieus ,
... .
. ...i. ....I. (inv HI 4.1 1-Ullll... 1.1
..'h""" """ ' "l1" .un.v teuni.v ir is'i,..
tllffniieiit K..t n..t.. Ii-.. ...... . 'ai
......w.b uin, j. itii.uii.u m.r.s iiui t'euiii.
Mr. Starkheii.se. "Ttnni Must"
In one of the rooms of the finme
n li(Mil.lf..t 1 ii n
The,! c;et M "S ;,e,:heKe ,ve
Miss Hei., v.... ."..." "."."..:.
--... ... , --,,, ,,1, , , (,tlU 11 llil. III. Willi
ii Known tnient ter oi'iini,:atlen. whls
iiiewn taient ter oi'iini,:atlen. whs.
nplished ' ' S ,U'S "" bUt m"
peret
"hat
comp
N"e.xt. lie nnd Miss IVnv nnnn.n.ee.l .7
,ini.. , ., ',' v.."
ff T- ,0l',llli!' '- "i,s '; ' "'
' 11imli,lo?.,,l,'ne.m ",-. ''? '"
I,ousl - I,eusl - Mr's' t atherl.ie Gricbel, cloth-
FOUR SHOTS, WOMAN'S CRY
MAKE SPRUCE ST. MYSTERY,
Neighborhood Near 13th Street Is
Aroused Police Hunt Futile
reur mysterious shots at 2 :'-T, o'clock
this morning startled the elghl,o.hed
at Thirteenth and Spruce streets and
caused a long and futile police inves-
tigatien.
Persons in surrounding houses were
awakened by three shots fired quickly,
ni.,,. ti, .i,0. ...i.i.i, t,,i ..
eniirlimic it.ir i. .i - .....i.i. i ill v liltcsbem. ?ilis. I.il.fli Sinni.lillm.
..... .,,w.-, ii.-i.-ii, uu- uiui.- ei wine is , --- .- :,- - ,,,--,,' .."lOl lie co a limit I. ill or weil' "is . H-i.r.n i
iiersenagV.- whese'"ines " s' ZZ "- , . f. prev 1 7 fe mv "S . ir'rhe' .trcf "' ' "' Hn Ml TlX "'4T-
that the extension work of Uu.gers ?u$ , " ':,;J nt best, would no." havp been t a meeting A l , pVM"
(..liege is properly extended. "' !n ,she sp.-ea.l ,, ctne Mn, Py nP mere- tlmn R1WI0 mul Hint ,, .1 f - niUUuL 17 N nl, ,
is the theory and practice of making "ii l? I Vi ?" Vhur'1' ls u,lnblp " Pny me a salarv. ,. ,
Faster bonnets m.t of forty cents' P'"1,"' '' '."? cr',J 'Tlnth- SI i"1'1 ''7 "nniirinl conditie, In geed ' I, . '''M' nicken Pest Ne. 27n of
worth of wire f.ame. thirty cents' Sr e4ii nAile t hat ii itli shn B?.7,H, ' wv have never paid s;lnres te 'I1.1." .H'lrty. fourth and Foitv-feurtl.
w-erth of ribbon, twenty cents' worth Jr, T'," 'women m len i'"t' ""' 0n"' ''"l'H"B Mwel-nl women vv) e I n,rK a""r"''", that it will put a
of I lien ems i n ml n nnnKi ......l. WOrCI. HIP WOlllCIl lllUSt USC a PrCSCnllCl! u-npn illiir.n.l I., .lf,. I. ibllseliall teillll n lie (iel.l .... 1 ..ill I . I
m ....... . i - iiiiu ii ii i nun vv ill . ii i . e .. i .- a "hi iin.ihi n ail n in ii w ini i ----- ... .... i.i ni .in vi n ii
UIIC (I I l vt UU immvi, tl 11 IL. II ril llll l HI --.- '
come from the comer of Cypress nnd"(,nt hn ""-"l1 nn. amount, and that, if ,
Camac streets. TIip shots weie followed .
by a sharp cry, apparently by a woman. ,
Then, after a short interval, there
wns a fourth shot nnd the sound of an1
automobile ln motion.
William McSparren. fiO.'iS Clie-ry ,
sircet, uitiiii L-.uriv ul uu' .ueiiis .i.ui-i
STEAL THREE MACHINES
Thieves Focus Activities Within
i
Small Area of Twe Blocks i
Police of the Fifteenth and Vine
ftreds station nre looking for an or-1
gnnlzctl band of auto thieves, who stele
three automobiles parked within a two
block area near Llghteenth nnd Arch
slieets last night. The thefts eceurie.l
about 10 o'clock and none of the cars
,fnve.-i.,l ,
Sirawunage c uie-mer oiaiien win
-----, --""-""y -
The third ia.He .Impel seal e from
Straw bildge Clothier's station will be
In .ind. nst ill I ..'. lock toiui.ireVi after,
ereaacasraunaay Anair
noun The sei vice will be ceiiduete.l by
the llev .fe-ejdi 1! C Muckle. of the
Nerihmlnster I'leshy tcrlan Church.
The music nl the sei'V Ue W I II Iio con.
MO
nicnt Heuse, 'ihlrteenth street Delew tilf i!nnr,t re..". ,' i,. i"1"""
Spruce, armed himself with a lOMilwr'Tult th he vlu eVV nn7in,. if'V"V r..
ni.l ran out. but was tee late te see the M11.t.,,l'a,t,".('!1J Brt. .n?.-lll,ll? if '"' does."
persons who hud iired the shots. A I .,., ' ,i"' i.;ir' "'J , '"', ,n . "f1
saw "" ""t- I nger was captured through Kolbes'
i. w
suurinuusc, tll
and Paris Creations Are
,.w.. - wi
Beards"
ink spei-iansi at liutgers. came down
nn,l il, ?n. cm. ......
cheesing a husband
The nutBers plan of Irrigating a given
area with the lore of domestic science Is
uie this: The instructor In this case
,-iiih. (irleie te Is wen sin .-tmu-u in
" . . ---. ...... ..V .,.,
ingteii Hilten: In Clerment. Mrs, l'mma
in llcenn Mew, Miss Marlen
Madaia: in Uie Grande. Mrs. Smith
J'"'1 .''" : ." Lrne.i. Mrs. F.tta Iteens;
Phes as best thev could' ,,, the r-
raiigemeiu or me rinnnns
Hut this, the women thought, hardly
,.i,.,nr(l ,vlth whne 1 r rZ Y .
"H'W w;ha.ever hat' forms they -though"
best suited them.
Such Is whv Faster morning will
dawn with an espeelnl meaning for Cape
Mav County. Net for nothing is it
spilng.
UNGER'S CAPTOR SCORNS
$250 FEE AS A REWARD
Insists Evans Fund Trustees Keep
Premise of $5000
Harry Kelhe.s, weights and measures
ispee,er, who caused the capture of
Walter A. Cger. looter of the ICvatu
iMltIIte Fund, is dissatisfied with the
i ewiu-.l of' oiiprexlniatcly S2.-.0 author-
iyM ,)v , f,ln, tr,,ef,
T'.,'he c.1,1 tA,i, i " ,,
ive.nes snld today he would net nc
neccssury, lie would bring suit for
s - .nno s - .nne ,,,i,icli he ei.i . ' ..
, ' .v l ""' le M- was Bnernlly
understood as the amount of the re-
ward.
"r.et him sue,
commented Jehn
cleverness and sk 1 mere than sin .
OnO of stolen menev wns recovered "'
Kolbes lives nt tllW North Fraiiklln
y.- nw lq , ,,, ,, ,
i nger new is in the I.nstern i.n .
tentlary. He was sentenced Mni-ei. (
te eight te twelve years for embezzling
''. ,MJ0 In ensh and securities.
STUDY PRAYER CHANGES
,, ,.,.. .
- ""'uH "nineianaer urges All Cen-
Brier rnmml D .
-.-, V IILtt,-! IIGpUl I
Special Geed Friday Music
0. C.nd Friday at R P. M. the choir
of the Clivuleu k'rcshv terlr.n Clmrpl.
In Ceinuntevvn will ender .Mnunder's
rniital,!. "(Illvet te Calvarv." ...
soloists will lie (iertrude llargnive '
sepiauu; Wayne D. .Iniies, tenor, and I
Wnrien I.Ightcap. baritone. -s
WHY NOI1 WKITK TO rv.NTIUAl
Cvnthla, wl and eiiirlnced tn th v
f Ins world. sIvm carp, artvlcs en nrniv
of l'fa and
i, siv iim anvic en tirekUm.
lev.. Yeu') And th.Jeft.rVVa"
drtixd "Dr
day. und4(r Mpian Tll Mt Whit jffi,
i. i. -r"d. t .-, --" -iwiyra
i-tL -- Hint ii-iteL ti irsN rnniT
weaver. lermer .-niivnp nn,i .Mn.,.
-)U-9-A -iAWfrMfc
varr nav in ina wwmntam hiibi im v ;-
CLERGYMEN GAIN
SUCCESS IN TRADE
One Runs Tea Stere, Anether
Is Financial Adjuster, While
Occupying Pulpits
CHURCH PAY NOW HIGHER
Pilling n pulpit en Sundays nnd going
te business every weekday is usuall
looked upon ns work for two men, et
there are, several clergymen In Philadel
phia who have successfully governed
congregations for years while nctlvelj
engaged In commercial pursuits.
Their success wn nelnted te today
.as proof that the talents or tlie aver-
age clergyman would give him mere
I substantial rewords in almost nnv ether
t line of endeavor nnd ns proof nlse thnl
the average clergyman Is in the minis
try in response tn an inward call
ine Philadelphia ministers win have
wen success In business made their start
years age, because their earnings wen
se small that it was nccesnrv for them
te find some gainful pursuit for the
biiku m mcir growing rnmiiics.
Conditions have changed since thnt
day, and elergj men. being belter paid,
as a rule, me no lenser goaded bj ne-
ccssity in turn te business. Ter this
leasun, fewer have been disposed te take '
time from their clerical duties during
the last few jeais.
Manages Department Stere
One of the successful ilerg.Miien
business men In the Rev. Dr. Purdy II.
Meyer, who Is new one of thrt important
men In the management of a depart
ment store here.
Twelve years age, when he wns pastor
of the Mejcr Memerial Church. Ilov.
SESfthffi; .WliSWftrt.ii'TJUDQE LEWIS TO BE HEARD
ny caused him te seek employment at
the store. He was plven a position us
tracer. It was a small beginning, but
Dr. Meyer advanced steadily and is new
one of the high salaried men, being in
chnrgc of the adjusting department nnd
having ether impui tunt duties.
Fer years, lie gave his salaiv as pas
tor te the chinch building fund, living
en what lie earned aL the store. The
chinch was hulli m honor of his father
and mother. Allen (i and .Mar A.
.Meyer.
iHleiili- m-iiir "I nil- I.IIL'llll II) II 11 l
Church. Sixteenth Mied nbeve Couil'-
land. this church is able te .ay a s.il-
n r. mil iir. , ever ins ief..si.,r ... ,.
cept pav for h.s w,k . ,l: .. M ,.
Dr. Meyer said thai he femui thai
his weil; .ii w l.iys gave him i.-llef
tiem the ,.gh uer'i.us lrnsi.,1, ,,f hun -
ua.:,, , , , .
. !.'" ,,",', .r""""."," 1""" Me""
i .', SVIJ,.-"W',' bin after Mon - Men -
Ui .... r ""'; . -tme is ii.,. u, it is
a chllll'.c iliem the wink of the eliiinh.
... ";?.?- 5 .."'.V M ",'aU '" ,' ' 11 '
evening, but that has winked mil all
f..?,,.V,i .i . i 'I"" wlic" l,!cn' '
fune al that 1 ask leave from the store.'
,J ZlJV'J - VAM
i. i ""."""' e'.iii.i's.iirm ne.es-
sity. but he has no thought of giving
up his connection with the department
l0n- ,,, u, ,
Kuiu, Tea Stere. Toe
a neiiicr clergyman who has been s,..
cessful in business Is the lte. Mr. C.
Clay Green, pastor of the liethel ehnprl.
eik below Twenty -fourth Micet. .Sir.
Green Is tiroprieter of a tea and coffee
store at Fourth and Vine streets. He
has beta in business for meic tli.ir.
twenty yens and has hem mil essfiil.
"I have neve- taken a seal in the
front pew for gain." said Mr (.repn.
and uu- thnt leasen I avoid discussion
s!.l...rl . ii...i...
..,.. .v -r .iv iii.-j I l.Ki"H IM'i j;
Clergymen In Plnlailelplua are under! , .
less tiuiiuclul stiess at pie,eut than at,.' The W .irnner Pest wll' held a dan
almost any ether time In the past "" le'levvship Hall April 111
,'uuuu-s mil- iiii'iei.seii ) cengiega-
tlnns because of the Increased lest of
living during the World "War, and no
enerr nns ueen inane le reduce them. I
Presbyterian clergymen get at least I
.,i.,ww u .uu. ...in ii in'.isr. vv irnein the
manse the minimum salarv Is $lSne.
Methodist ministers who are married
get a minimum salary of SKtne and a
house, rniuarrled clergvuieu get n
minimum of .?1000.
Ilaptist clergymen iccelve about ,'!0
per cent higher salaries than these -live
years njte. but l here is no stated
minimum. Knrh congregation decides
whnt shall be the pastor's -alarv. Hut
It was said today that no minister of
real abllitv Is under actual linnneial
pressure In Philadelphia.
TRAFFIC-DIRECTING PARROT
AT LARGE, POLICE WARNED
f. Vllt
Pete Flles Avvay Yelling "What's
Matter?" Reward Offered
If a "traffic pep" hears a weifd voice I
screech. "Let 'er 2!" lust after he
Iia set the "Mop- sign, he necdn t get
mad It will lie Pete.
Trtrn Itiiu n tiiMiiln e, .11. ..! .. . ... ill..
in iiieii.im...i. iiiiiiuiriiiiKiiiiiur,
master took him out in the ynid. Mr
Jlurpliy had cut the feuthcts ..f one of
the bird s wind's, but thev had grown
in iisaln. and l'ete wheehd and seared
away. shrleUlns a ine.klim. 'What's
the matter hereV" as he .lew ever the
Vte talks all day and ,s the be,ev,,
pet nf the neighborhood. Mr. Muipliy
has effeie.l a rewuid for return of ih'e
parrot.
EXHIBIT CHINESE ART
Hairlson, ,lr
.LSI.nueillII.il ei cieill W III. II is sink- I
1 ., ,. I .. ...,. ... I. 1. ..)...'.. .....II t
...K.,1 ri.ii.t.i. ... i.iM.ii. s !M) III laniOlls I
Ihitlker is one of the ehllui
Ar Isu vh have had the pilvilige of
eMimiiiing this i ration have lieu
"truck by i, likeness u. th,. neied wmk
nf t'"1 crc'" l'",i,,h -culpiei 1 1( ,, .
role sUe. it inin at a distaiue m h..
earveu tun ei granite The pe.e is
similar e that of Kmlln's figure, and
In the opinion of m;ni e.peits the
l iiuiese arnst siU'ceeueii. even mere than
me present-day l'icniian In preduu-
.'tit-day l'icnijian In prediiu-
us an expression 01 fep llieugut,
., Tlie exhibit will be en te the 11
the phb-
according te his owner. P. I, Muipliy,. iv..si,i..., . .. .- ---""
.-.-JS Larchwood avenue Pete is ! ,. shliigten. April S i Hv A. P i- -parn
t. blight sreen. wllh two yellow ,, VmITi,!! " . 'P"w'i'hlp." r suiting
ami two blue feathers, and a billliant ,',,', ' f, l,,,p """'"'"t ChiNt from
led topknot. I1" "I'eiiiiiB prayer of the Anns (,,.
He get away this meiulne. when hK ','!. T'.(.' Inilcil today by Secretin v
IH1IP1 isf-ill .11 n i.K.iti u. i. I M . II..
He's a Hustler
REV. DR. P. IS. MOVER
who Is engaged In managing de
partment store when net In pulpit
LEGION PAYS LAST
E
Pests Take Part in Military
Funerals for Men Who
Uiea Uverseas
A. . ... . . . . , -
American I.eCinn pest members ; today
Z II l, ,niJ"r,1 ', nrrP ! hl ,,",0,ph,B
boys who lest their lives I,, the war.
Tonight the I.p.
gmn will !) rep-
resented nt two
ether funerals, and
tomeriow at two
mere. 'The men
burled ledin and
tomorrow w e r e
iiineng these whose
indies were le-
tinned in their
leine cit) this
r.
. i ... . r .. . t- i
, P,, ' S " -J IST. 'K''Z
Private Albert .1 Martin, killed in u-
i tleti September (!. PUS. at Vesle Sec-
I ter. France, wlnle tightliig with Cem-
I pnnv A, Ullitli Infantry. Servi.es were
held nt .TJ.-. Ni.ni, Mnetei'iith street nnd
.at .at the Cathedi.il
I The Keehy - l.,ne and O'DeiiiipII
Pest .. r,!l ;ls reprccnled at the
scrvlee.s held in St. Aiilhenv V Chin . Ii
I for Daniel J. o'Deunell. of Ceiiiimiiv
, 1. ItMitli lafainrv. "
Servi.es for .lame, A Denaghv . of
thr H70"' "" S-'imidreii. .it l,sRmeth-
.t s iieiue. at .'llll Nei 1 1. (iiat. street
were attended l members of Ilelstein-
McDnl.l Pest "s":t.
,.,'''",,liKl1! '""'"' "111 be held for
Chailes C. Smith, at a Chestnut stre-t
""'leiiaMng pstjiiiMiiuput. Members
"f t'1" Stephen Glrard Pest of the Le-
''1"" "d hisuintes and student fi lends
al ,'ll-i'd College, will attend
Private ljt ( ),,e. win was killed
"llil'' tU'hting with Cempiriiv D I itlth
Jnf.intrv. will he buried tom'eirow. The
'""einl u'lilns will lip held at his for-
nier home. 1()S Wharten street, and w ill
'." alien. I. din members ..f tl... i,i,i.
l-"ch-kium pest Ne. !)."..
i ... !....,. "' "" uiiuuin
iciiresente, n ,i t,n,,i ... ..... - .
MAY. WITHHOLD LETTERS
Senat'' Pepper Net Expected te
Make Beeze Scandal Letters Public
I nlle.l States Senater Ge.u go Whar Whar
eon Pepper Is net expected te accede te
the request of T. Henry Walnut, for fer
mer Assistant Cuited Stales I Istriet
Attorney, that he make public nil ior ier ior
lespendenre between them en the Mc Mc
Cennell boee seandnl.
When Mr. Walnut found one of the
letters had been published, he anneuiiiAd
today, following his return from Wash Wash
ingten. that he would tcpiest that all
the letteis be given eipi.il publicity.
"I was net aware that anv of' our
letters had been published In thn news,
papers," s, Senater Poener I
treated these letfis as -lers'ennl and
cenlldcntlal, ami nt for publication " .
DENIES CENSORING PRAYER
Secretary Hughes Nails Charne
.... -
Made n Sen.i nk,.
... v- ,, v, w wwwci--f
Taking his first notice of the charges
which were repeated several time, ii
the Senate fleer diirlii? ,l, ,,,,.. ,i...
,; I't , ' ' v!! ' VM.P " "'"
,'",,. ' 1",. tr,;"'-,,M-- -'"f' ";- ;""
Jhe'anVi I'' lV ,.J,4 i' ?"hi"'!!'
ffls' '" ""
m
n nc D tllMe itm nr-r,.-
U. OF P. WINS 4TH DEBATE
Gets the Unanimous Decision Over
I lllV . I'sll Will
UlUUIlew ll . .Mll.lt (union (
...... 1 I. It I 1. .. M
It"
ii ll'l I II
Heiiingir
' '1 ' i - i lie 1 leci i i ii
'i i nl'. . n it. . The I
p' i d i n galive
"f 1' 'earn
Jewelry Remodeled
Mr sl.ril ille In n ,M,,
if iiliitlnuiii ine.inllnie
nml Jpw.lrv irii.ilrlinc nt
innnrt.sntliii; n r I e e ,
h itlsfi.i Hun cuiiriinlpril.
HONORTOV
AN
f9ciSKar
I
I..
I llllillt-.
Yi
Novelty Jewelry Ce.
33 Se. 9th St.
SOLEMN SERVICES
FOR PALM
SUNDAY
Christ's Entry Inte Jerusalem'
Will Be Commemorated by
Churches Tomorrow
is startjf holy "
Special vervlces will lie ebvprted te-
morrow in 1 definition of Palm Sun-
I day.
1 Te Christian believeis It marks thai1
day en which Christ entered., Jerusa
lem and wns nrclnlmed hj the mtilfl
tilde, who strewed pnlm hrnnches In his
path.
I.IKe many ether, Christian customs,
it has remained thrnii'th the ages a
fixed eient.
The fennal ebseiMinee l,j iificessien
and ether telibratiens has been traced
1 b.v historians liaik 10 ihe lxth ienttir
The Creek- observed lt with great
-elemnilv, n rlitl tne ether churches of
the Hast. With the sjirend of Chiis
I tlanln te the West, some nf the mere
1 ilgld forms of the observance gave wav
1 le n mere jewni ccreninny anil l!.e dm
took nn the nature of a llernl festnai
1 second mill te l'ater itself
J In most of the Kpiscnpnl churches nf
' ,m' '" ' "'" " SP"''1 inMe
Itnmeiinw Stumer's "Criielflxleu" will
be rendered hv the choir of the Pre-
iC-nthedrnl of St. Mary tomorrow night.
, under the illrectlen of Hnrry T. T
T Inch. Tomeriow afternoon nt 1
o'cleel: the combined choirs of St
Mink's Church. Sixteenth and T.neiis,
streets, nnd the C.ulld of St. Cecilia. wIM
slni: Hach's "nrent Passion."
T.. TT,.I. t-..l. ..-...-It.. ..,1 .
' '"l I11'!.' ' 'h tlllllllllV III) III! f 'I
telnl.x ,,nrMl nr.,lv itl,. wlI1 ,,p M.
Iinidrd mid spinal w.rlre will be l.el I
lll(irn,1K ,, ',l!R,t , tlp c11Ir....
T1ll(. w1 h n ,.,,.,,,.,, Ilf ,,.
I fob I'einniunliiu Mich dm. etcept f'nnr
I riiiay n inimi hrnla In most of tin
chinches the "Tluee Hours' Servii c"
will be held.
Ilishep Khliielander will lenditct n
nuinlier of sen Ices ill llelv Week m
ihe Pre-Cnthedial The ltishep will
lline the 'Three Mum' Seiice" en
(nod Kridaj (in Wedcsilm , at ( .Jtti
P. M . he will t undue! the sen Ice
at the fre-t nthrilriil ter Hie mih
men of the diocese, and en TueBdn
"'-'' "l'' "P'T"" )MK eek ,,,
''"' '- ''r'"1i, ("ll'd f'"' Nurse.
7 .,
Spiritualists te Celebrate
'Ihe I'nuersal Spiiltuiillst Chur.h.
PJ1 1 West (lirard avenue, will .ele-
brat" the seventy -feuith annlversarv of
modern ,pi rlt unli-ni tomern.vv. Then
will be a unlec .it -J ::t() p M uiui
nnethei at7..".(lP M Dr Alexander
.lan.es Mciver Tvnd.ill of Londen win
deliver the principal addles at both
seivlecs.
- - -
MASTER MECHANIC
or livJuftrial I'nclneer lNperlrnced in
ihs consiruptien ettn ion t.nfl man
Imisne of Industrial caulpment, tn In
ilutrml liulWlnss. thlr alterations ami
rerMlrs ami tl-e oreratlen of rower plants
ami power equipment Technlnly cdu
cateil man open for position
I
1
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, 33.1. i.KnriKR ernrE
R!lJ2!!
w OTATIONERY
The Experts w this Department
will offer siggestiens as te appreprjate
designs and wording -jf desired
Wedding Invitations Anneuncementa
AnniversarRecGPtien -Dinner-Dance -Bridge
onjjQebutlnvitatiena - Tea a Dinner Cards
PIPING EQUIPMENT
romnlPie Installations for bulldlnss of rvery character, Inclutlms m
phanleal equipment. heatinK and ventllatlns systein plunibinB, water supply
nrl rlralnnEe systems nf
"THE BETTER KIND"
Typical buildincs where complete mechanical plants, including
hcatinp and ventilatinpr .systems, have been installed:
ivll'Vi1,..1.'".1'1!1'"1? CeV. Jr.ijiii.ire ItulH, Allanllr t Itj-
Ifiin Mutii.it Life In.. Ce. llmlsen Vlnler tar Hide.
I...riljrttf 111.;, f s Mi.rl.lr I'lrn.
I r ,nUI .fin,, ,1 II ,nl lll.lc. el.srirVmn 'lir's' Ilrpi
(n..nt Prisons Mnimpnlntr iml llnln.fli.irit
W. M. ANDERSON
600-612 SCHUYLKILL AVE.
WANTED-A MAN
"D ETW'EEN the age ef25 and 35, with executive ability, geed
education, character and pleasing pcrienjht, and who has
had several years experience in selling or in commercial work
w hich has brought him in contact with the public. If veu have
these qualifications, there is an opening for you, with oppor
tunity for advancement in one of Pennsylvania's largest cor
porations 5 In apphing, state your age, education, actual
experience, alary expected and nnv ether information winch
would indicate our qualifications for the ieb All replies will
be treated as strictly sentidenti.il Please reply te
08, LLDU.R OlTlcr.
IAILUK MAUL
IARMY OFFICERS',
COATS
llninil nei .mil
in rtfl I mn.lr .if
Il.e nnest UhaU.
nut.Ti.il mill four
I .i i i: e r .. e in i
t... I ts .
A rta' ST SO iq.
or Ideal I p r
iflrnpin" mvtennq
cnJ all nerk pUr
P-. All lilt, .n
itt
nn I Y s."T'
le i
in. ff -JV
ion , Arrfl MK
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B
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Ne Mail Orders Killed
Theubund of ether urtu1 1- at a sacrifice
A. S. GOLDBERG
70s Market
"" 4amaiiaxM
JLO MINUTES H
Vnfer the ntt Klrrlr VlhraUM
AuunratUK Nrrbbe will t1eaaantty
rlax our mind, noethe your nan-fn,
nil your body with trnth and
hlUi nlw In most ntenlihlnc mn
icr rcllnvcii
DcnfnesSf Headneises nd
Catarrhal conditions
ROOM A, 1311 WALjifUT ST.
3
MgLON ANNEX :;S
( XL 1 "t4 Frem Nen te r. M. '
v I SPECIAL SUNDAY w&U
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER, $1.50
Alse
Tnhlc D'llntd Dinner. l.t
Mirrlst Plaltrr. Mr te .m
1604 CHESTNUT
1 n t
fuyi
A
PJ.W your winter
things carefully.
"PREVENTOL"
is protection against the
metli and ether insects the
year 'round. Spray with
"PREVENTOL"; it is a
guarantee of sanitary
cleanliness.
"PREVENTOL" is nece.
tary a teap and water in the
home. Buy it everywhwe.
Spcciil combuMben (X(Wk 1 00
pint n ind ipy J..-3
Pint can, 30c Qurt m, 90e
(Jreventel")
mjttaew home
n-iirBr f". Kriiseii A "en
l.,;te I hrslniit M.
FINE STATIONERS
Easter Cards
AND
Dainty
Imported Gifts
Enthusiastic Customers tell
us that we have the finest
collection in the city.
1121 .Chestnut Street
- AbsoluteCcrrsct - AbseluteCcrrsct
MEN'S Blue Denim
OVERALLS
WITH rflE
3RAND NEW
AND PERFECT
A $1.50 Value
Only r. limited
eunntity left,
Cei.it1 eaily.
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