ft
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iyiay6r Moere Names 'New Bedy
of Business Men te Help
Beest Exposition
REALTY BGARD ACT.IVE
Dy authority of I In Iheetillve Com Cem Com
wlnVe of the SeiuMVrttcii1nl Kxhlbl-
! Hen Association, Mnyer Moere, Its
' nrcsldciit.'linH nnneiiiicnl a (Mmmlttcp
Mniitifiti-turei for (lie veM'n fnlr,
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: W FAIR MMMIT1EE
f
mk renslBtlng of rcprcwntutlve biiHlncss
'i men.
The feinniillpc. which inciiiurn live
atr director, Is te cir.Ist tlie co-eper-
$ itlen of innntifaYttirers rhintiglieut tin-1
. TinirA'i nmii'K ill vurimiH num. mill twu
V liter be mibdivltlwl In the enrryinj: out
I... MMnnMiint ftntlna TMm tini-ummnl
tf the committee in ns fellow h:
.T. Hewell CuttiiuliiKi, Kills A. 01m
bfl, Albn II. Jehnsen, Jelm Wana
maker. Willlnin C. Spreulc directors,
unci Charted .1. Webb. Jehn FIhIet, ,T
Warren .Ta;.ne, Jeseph It. Orumly, J.
p. C. Henderheu. .1. 11. Vnn Hclver,
Themas Dctelen, Jr., Rebert l. Heeper,
Walter K. Ilcrlnjr. K. A. (Silllmler,
Charles DnnleR V. II. Mnrgerisen,
.leicnli II. Hremley. Powell Kvans. Kl
iwanl Iiiiplen, llelllnxheml W. Tayler,
James II. Hemier, rn.ette 11, I'lutnb,
Jr.. Alva C. Dinkey. JUchnnl V. Xlnt-
I.Af, .Ti . I'1iiii1ir IV Ahiirv. Tlimnna
, DctcIeii, 1'dward 0. Ilutltl, Celeman Sel-
fr kr. Jr., Alan I). Weed. i. L. Mirk-
?f lfind, Jr.. Shimtel M. A'miclalii. Wll-
'v, llam 1. Hnrbn. Hamnel M. Cnrweii,
l'erclval 10. Fecrderer, Charles P.
ri Vaughnn, Spencer K. Mnlfeirt; Andrew
if C Mellow In, Frank 11. Fester, J. "W.
fj) Van Dyke, Walter Weed, David
Kirsemmmn, jrvin;; Ji. n nsen, i ranic
II. Tayler. Heward S. Itebertx. El
bridge K. Jehnsen, Charles C. Ilulkcley,
David T.udlam. Charles- Dctaiiey. W.
W, Finn, W. Park Moere. W. L. Tur
ner, Lcssing 1. Itesenwnld. Jeseph M.
Steele. Dr. Chnrlw A. Krnst. Wil
liam F. Hantcr, Frank Dlssten, Heward
II. Freiicli, Leuis II. Ktsenlehr. Kr
net T. Trine, Philip M. Sharpie. J.
llmrnrd l'ew, Harry C. Hand. Harry
IfrecMehurst. Jevph Sncllcnbnrg and
Staunton It. Peck.
The Philadelphia Heal Estate Heard
Is displaying a large sign In front of
Its headquarters nt UUU Walnut street
te advertise the fair and which reads:
"We arc boosting the .Sequl-Ccn-tumial
Exposition, 1020. Fer n
(Ireater and Iletter City. Philadelphia
Heal Estate Heard."
Jehn G. Williams, president of the
beard, said his organization is circu
lating thousands of seals thiouglieut
the world.
The annual meeting of the Senui
Centennial Exposition Association will
be held en Tuesday, May II,
M., In the Majer's icccpti
at ". ::!() 1
Uini room.
PRESENT MEXICAN FLAG
TO PHILA. WOMEN TODAY
Ceremonies Will Be Made In Frent
of Independence Hall
A Mexican flag, made under the su
pervisien of henera Obregon. wife
of
Mexico's President, will be presented'
ay twenty-live .Mexican women) dele
gates te the Pan -American CengicH,
te the, women of 'Philadelphia tills nft nft nft
wnoen. The presentation will be made In
front of Independence Hall. It had been
planned te hnve the flag icscnted
within the historic edifice, but Maver
Moere refused te graut permission. The
flag will be received en behalf of Amer
ican women by Mrs. Jehn 15. Rob
erts, president of the Xcw Century
Club. Mrs. Edward IJlildle, piestdent
"f the City Club, will present an Am
erican ting te the viiter.
Associated Press dispatches fiem
Mexico today say that u very unfavor
able impression was created by Mayer
Moere's refusal te permit the ceiemeny
te take place in Independence Hall.
l'resldcnt Obiegen's private 'secretary
issued nn official bulletin today eiplaln
Ing that the flag had been made at the
request of the American women of the
l'an-Amcrican Round Table. The Am-
inrau newspaper in .Mexico uity sasi
editorially that "this affront te Mex- '
ices womanhood is likewise an insult I
te American manhood, which pride. It- i
keif en Its geed breeding. i
Hairy T. Ilaxtcr, chief of Iluieau nt
City Property, in explaining the May- I
or s order, said that the netieti was j
taken because this (levcrnment has net ,
officially iccegnlzed tlie Mexican (!ov (!ev
ernment. '
Four Newlyweds Off te Europe
Twe recently married couples left
today for Hurepe en the S. S. l'atis for
their honeymoons. They are Mr. and
Mrs, llnrciay McFnddeii nnd Air. nnd
Mrs. Jehn Hejl. Other Pliilndclphlans
who sailed are Mis. Helllnshend
Tayler. Miss Mary Tayler . Mrs,
Chnrlcs X. Martin, Mr. and -Mrs. Or
Jcn U. WllkliMen'nnil family. Mr. und
Mis. llcnjamlu Alexander, Miss Leaneic
Keceker nnd Mr. and Mrs. Otte llngcu
Mrs. Knrice Caruso and her daughter
Qlerlu were nlse en beard. I
B OIT IVTCTE.STKO IN nnOKS
..Rsf Klrst raillent l.lteraiurn of Other
fitllcni Autneraeli. ttc.T De you ha
wkiU te Mil? s,9 i. public Leaser Heek
pchn, rubllshtd very hutunlny morn.
ie na Tutsdty tvenlnt en ou book rr
-'"' mw-. AHVI .
The builder
should work
for ueu
re.s pu i poses in a r
niaii) ;i fine uiulcrtak
iiiK. The builder should
net work for himself
hut for ou that is his
tiuc business intctcstas
well as jeurs.
F. L. HOOVER A'SONS
Irtroiverated
BUILDING CONBTRUtTION
Since 106S
1021.1023 CHERRY STREET
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FOR AUTOMOBILES
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'170 Oermnntewn and Frankford high
three-day sightseeing tour of Washington. They will take u glimpse at
all Government departments In operation
SUB-CHASERS RESCUED
STRANDED NAVY PLANE
Craft Maroenedtln Delaware Rfver
for Five Hours i
Something of the tin 111 of a trans
Atlantic flight wat. linpailcd te Lieu
tenant William M. Sellers, of the
United States Navy Flying Cerps, and
J. E. P. Grant, chief engineer of the
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation,
when after leaving the Xnvy Yard In
n hydroplane they were stranded In the
Delaware 1th er and drifted, helpless,
for live hours before being ic-cued by
a licet of Mib-rhnscrs.
Ceminunder JlielmnlMin, wiie crossed
the Atlantic with the XC
I, today told
'of the thrilling flight, which took place
Mnntlnv
At ! A. M. Lieutenant Sellers nnd
.Mr. (Srant left In a. hydroplane te ex-
plere along the Delaware between this
' city and Chester. When the plane did
net ictiirn nt ! r. m. emciais at rue
Xnvy Yard became worried, and a fleet
of sub-chasers wn sent down the Dela
ware te leek for flic plane. Three miles
below Chester It was found drifting
with a "dead" engine.
Y "c lin enKlnt' trouble n few miles
a Deve i;nesier, saiu i.iciiifiiiiut scuers.
In telling of the mishap at the Xavy
Yard, "and the only thing te de was
land. We did, but could net get the
engine started. e lauded about '1
e'i lock and be;nn te drift. We thought, i
of course, we would be rescued by-fl .
passing beat. We began te wave te
each beat that passed. Everybody that
saw us en the pnsslng beats waved' back
cheerfully, and probably sheutt'd 'geed-
Dy, Ulll ' riilliuii l iivui ii. i guess
I thev thought we" were going te tntle .
I off. At least 1100 beats passed. We
rccchcd lets of hand waving, but no,
i lescue."
Poisons Self With Gas
Catherine" 11. Weed, seventy yen is
old. 171!" Oxford street, was found this
morning unconscious In her loom, with
the sns turned en. She was taken te
the 'Women's Homeopathic Hospital,
where she is in n critical condition.
The bus was detected by ether room-
icrs In tlie neuse.
CLEANING
I
Blankets Draperies
Curtains Carpets
Our Cleaning Precets h Thorough
An establishment of ever 100
years' experience settles the ques
tion of dependability.
I
Over me rears ej service
L
Barrett, Nephews & Ce.
Old Malm Inland Dyelnr
hetubllhhinrnt
wm
AV.Cer.12th & Ssnten (118 S. 12tk)
I'liniip 403ft Walnut
, , i s;; ".fXtTJ ".-" JL'-'f -""" ..'
10 MINUTES
ruder lh newest Klrclre MbntllnE
,iiiirutns N'rrhlie will iilrnx.imly
ri-lnx our nilnJ. Boetlio our iierx-n.
till our bmly ltli tPnKth nnd
lieulth iilxe In must nitenishlnt,' niaii
ner rlleMS
Deafness, Hcadneises and
Catarrhal conditions
ROOM A, 1311 WALNUT ST.
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2
A pert in any storm
Rogers
Peet Scotch
Mist.
Smart,
overcoat
Scottish cheviot
in rich heather
mixture rainproof !
Fine, rain or shine!
KfOlJtfffi Tradcmat.
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes
Chestnut St. at Juniper
F'YmMfirmffiffi
school students left today for n
STEAL $745 IN JEWELS
Thieves Enter Heme of Dr. Leuis
Wllleyen Taber Read
While the family was Visiting friends
at dinner last evening, thieves forced
n rear window In the home of Dr. Leuis
Willey. 1M0 West Taber read, and stele
jewelry und ether valuables valued at
$74,-.
According te Dr. Willey. he and
Mrs. Willey, returned te their home
shortly nfter 0:.'t0 o'clock last night nnd
found contents of drawers spread ever
the fleer.
Police say the men nre (he same In
trudeis who. about a week age. en
tered two houses In Onk I.ane and stele
jewelry with nn aggregate value of sev
eral hundred dollars.
Moen-Golfer "Sure 'meat
every fellow beasts about his
own car. But you let the
Moen people give you a dem
onstration. You'll see that I'm
net only reasenab'e but dev
right medeit."
Open Cars. . .$1785
Closed Cars.. $2785
S'rlits 1. O. D. Facter)
Display room open evening'
Moter Cars
The car of the ten proven unit
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vandergrift, Pres.
8S5 N. Breid St. Phene PepUr 7586
"Oh Mary!
Aren't they lovely?"
Aren't they lovely?"
"Yes, Mether bought them
for me today and all the girls
at school were jealous.
"Why don't you get your
Mether te buy you a silk
pair, Alice; they're only
$1.45!
"We . get the nicest and
prettiest stockings at "
Colonial Slecking Stores, 9az
"If it's HOSIERY nt have itt"
117 Seuth Twelfth Street
lllMMW 1 -
MacDonald & Campbell
Men's Gelf Suits
2 3 4 Pieces
$35 te $68
The fiiiubt looking, most comfort
able playing and reasonable suit te
be had. Cubtoni-tailered te our
special order of carefully selected
Cheviots, Tweeds, Hemespuns and
inineitcri British sporting fabrics.
Our new model Gelf Cout is n
wonder it permits the freest swing
ing ever obtained, yet never shifts
out of place. We arc having a won
derful demand by practical business
men for these convertible type suits
which are irrcproaehable for the
links, sports wear, in the country
or at tlie shore, nnd for metering.
Sweaters, Gelf Hese, Gelf Socks,
Shirts with Cellars en, Gelf Gloves,
Gelf Caps and Hats.
M'gBRPHIIElpHIAf THUBSfiftf
FRrENDS RUSH FOOD
TO STARVING RUSSIA
Ninety-seven Packing Cases-of
Clothing anckProvisienssto
Be Shipped This Week
THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS
Anns which arc painfully, almost
ttnbellcvnbly thin, are stretched across
tlie turbulent seas beckoning te the
mere fortunate people en this side.
Thev nre thearms of liny llussian
rhildrcn. faccB wall, bodies with
skin
drawn tightly across the bones. I
"What mannef of men would w.e or
the American Friends, who nre putting
n, nun iiriii ruin hi ,.,... ,.ei n
forth every effort te send feed ana
clothing te the destitute families.
There was taken nwav fiem the
Friends' warehouse nt lfi21 Cherry
street today ninety-seven packing cases
containing clothing, feed and soap.
These will sail this week en the East
ern Const and will be rccehed with the
greatest joy and distributed with alarm
lug speed.
A cable dated April 10 was sent
from Moscow which spoke of a desper
ate need for bedding and clothing.
particularly underclothing. Thousands)
upon thousands of children are home-1
less, wandering about with virtually
nothing te keep them alive or protect!
them from the cold.
nagged clothes Infested with vermin,
reeking with typhus and chelcrn, in'el
nil they have te cover themselves1,, and '
they spread the diseases wherever they j
are. ;
Frem all the country people hsve
answered the call of the American I
Friends, Miss Elizabeth Maret, In;
charge of warehouse, and her as- ,
sisteiiee. have worked steadily? that this ,'
shipment would net be delayed. I
"We In our snug complacency, find I
DOES your advertising
suggest your personality?
Can you be .visualized be-
tween the lines?
The Helmes Press, frinttr,
1315.29 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
Exhibition
of
Drawings
from
the portfolios of
Albert Sterner
April 27 te May 11
The Rosenbach
Galleries
1320 Walnut St.
Small Savings Are
First Steps te Success
Let ut help you become a
tuccenful Citizen by open
ing an account that pays
4V4 -Interest
1343 Chestnut Street
(Bread & Chestnut Sts.)
&
S. E. Cor. 21st &
Bainbridge Streets
On the opening day, August
2, 1888, our first deposit was
50c. Our deposit up te April
22, 1922, amounted te
$10,016,456.61.
We accept en deposit one
penny te $5,000.00.
FIRST PENNY
SAVINGS BANK.
' JOHN WANAMAKER,
Founder and President.
i
It difficult te realize that such con
dltlemi ctlst," said one of the workcre,
"but were,, words cannot ctprcs th;
trying need, '-the Indescribable Mid pen
dltleiiM of the homes In this country
which have been tn swept by mis
fortune." "-" .
Packing boxes, suitcase, pasteboard
boxes, anything and everything In
'which the contributions could be
shipped were, piled '" corners of the
warehouse. .
Friends en the ether side prove
thcmselvcH te be Indefatigable workers
In the Interest of the starving and
needy llussinns. And these en this side
arc doing nil they can te meet the ap-
peals which are constantly reaching the
headquaiters. '
PUBUSHiR7s0UGHfBY
WIFE, ISJN HOSPITAL,
Prosecutor Wolverton Finds Thomp
son McClure and Dismisses Case
Thompson A. MtClure, seventy-two-
year-old publisher, of Woedlynue, X.
T jopertd as missing by liU thitty
three-year-old wife, lias been located
In ii hospital for nervous dNeases, ac
cording te Prosecutor Wolverton, of
Camden County. The Pioseeuter has
dismissed the cae, which was teperted
te hliu by the young wife yesterday.
"Mr. McCIure was sent te the sanl
taiium nn orders of a physician," said
Mr. Wolveilen. "Doctors .ay that he
POu
De Philadelpjuans Realize
liaf. it Imi 6ccn necessaw te mere
than double the space of our
Enpi'avirig Department wticfi new
occupies an entire new builclihj)
Orders for Wedding Invitations.
Announcements and Secial Stationery
are hciry received daily Prem patron."; '
m Maine, California. Texas, Flerida
and intermediate States.
tf
Athens
First Toek
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Philadelphia Sandal
A Harper Origination
Patent Leather, Dlack and Tan. Russia - $'J
White Kid and White Linen $11 & S7..1U
Special Sandal All-Sill; Stocking
Dlack, Nude and Celers, $S.'j:
Harper's
Wak)Ver
1022 CHESTNUT
If business
with your
Combine
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JACOB REED'S SONS
142-H.426 Ctf esttmit Street
zmi&&vmmmjmM)mM
, APRiff 'gf. J022
must have two or three weeks' absolute
rest before he will be en his feet again."
Mr. Wolverton refused te say where
Mr. McClure Is, raying that he prom prem
ised the family net te glve the affair
any undue publicity..
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KING MOTOR SALES CO.
4030 Clitntnnt HTfft
itmmimBm!
pAI'Urt Uexlng gees linml In hand
with the ncttcst merchandise.
WALTER P. MILLER CO., INC.
448-452 Yerk Ave., PhiU. j
Manufacturers of . i
SPECIAL PAPER BOXES
te Sandals
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But the beauties of
ancient Greece knew
no such smart, practi
cal sandal as this new
est Walk-Over style
creation the
1228 MARKET
Sheps
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interferes
Qelf
the two
Tluee and four piece (Jelf .Suits
.idupted te both IiumiiessS and
pleasure, are having u great
Hin this season We ate fea
turing many handsome styles
made by the leading Hi it Mi and
American manufactureis, and
they arc being unicrall.
approved.
Smart T w e e d s and Sluiygy
H e m e s p u n s have the call.
Three-piece Suits coat, knick
uis and trousers are pticed
10 and upward (with extia
waistcoat, S18 and upward),
I'hese aie in eiu- Special Fca
tuie Clethes Roem, Thiid l'loet.
(Jelf Accessories, Sweaters,
AN oelen Jackets and ests an I
(Jelf Hese ate splendidly pre
sented in our Haberdashery
department. In Gelf Hese we
appear te have "the edge" en
competition there iMi't such a
Miiiety of geed-quality (Jelf
Hese in any ether house. The
aie in plain colors and heathcts
with a wonderful assortment of
colorings and designs in the
rolled-ever tens ?:i.50, $ 1.00.
.frj.00, 5.50.
pi,4 ww H"IPW?IWM
.
Seeing is
gHntwy
VOL' CAN READ what the price'' is,
but only a personal inspection will tell
you whether the quality is fine or net
se line. It isn't our Super-Value prices
alone that turn lookers into buyers at our
store; it's because their geed old reliable
eyes tell them that the quality is better
than they can find elsewhere at our
prices or at anything like our prices.
SUPER-VALUES
$28, $33 $38
and $43
All Robust, Healthy
vigorous Men Need
SPORTS SUITSX
Fer Business, Town and Country
Ne matter hew many
suits you have, your
wardrobe isn't complete
without this popular
style development.
Over a dozen different
models; all sorts of
pleated backs and pock
ets, some with full
swinging golf shoulders,
and all suited for out-
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Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
IN THE COSTS OF A LETTER
PAPER IS LEAST
zn,
De net forget that the cost of Crane's Bend in the
finished letter is a very small percentage of the
total cest.Thc finished letter must include mak'
ing the envelope, engraving the letterhead, and
postage, as well as the cost of dictating and tran'
scribing.When all these items have been added
up, the difference between Crane's Bend and any
ether paper, however cheap that ether paper may
be, is still a fraction tee small te be considered
when placed beside the tangible advantage of a
paper that reflects the utmost credit en the house
sending out the letter.
Crane's Bend has been used se much and for se
long a time for the engraving of bends and ether
securities, both national and private, that it sure'
ly gives an added dignity te business letters.
10090 selected new rag stec
121 years' experience
Banknotes of zz countries
Paper money 0438,000,000 people
Government bends of 18 nations ,
BUSINESS
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Believing
deer sport as well at
business. Half-way or
full-circling belts.
Rough Scotchy tweeds
and hemespuns in hand
some new designs.
Three-piece suits for as
little as $25, $28, $33 and
$38. Extra knickers of
the same cloth, $7, $9
and $9 additional.
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