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' WHEDULt DAILY PROGRAMS
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'ix.9lunic week Is well uiu'fr wav eiht
V Jr-Jeylng start yesterday, nnc a varied
,trprefrani has been arranged for each dn.v i
i, 'tals weeVi , ,
Tbe opening concerts jenterday were
n unqualified success. Thousands of
persona thronged, the theatres. The
MlwaMtHkW tifivn. "nwnwnaA lltlflPl tilt
direction of the. Fhilndelpliin Music'
League. Dr. Lcone'd Stokewskl. ill
rector of the Philadelphia Orchestra,
vtsltaThiahy-ef the theatres and gayn
a1, short talk en the value of music te
Philadelphia;
,3Tie' Symphony Club Orchestrn. con
ducted by Wllllnm V. Happlch. played
Irt.Kelth'sThcatrc before n large audi-
ri nliOniKi nt tli a IHillllllplnlllfl Ml.slc
ft ' B Cfub and the Women' Symphony Or-
ih the Lyric Theatre. ,
-The Stanley Theatre Orchestra nml
the Welsh singers were the attraction
which drew a large crowd at the btnn
ley Theatre. ...... ,
-The Aletlnee Musical Club Chorus,
directed bv Helen Pulankl limes, gave
a recital in the Ferrett Theatre.
i XThe Bethany Temple Choir, led by
Charles H. Martin, and the X. Snellen
bunt & Ce. Band, conducted by .lelin
.1. Cnrrell. gave a recital and concert
la- Nixon Theatre. Tcklu Farm-Me-Klnnic,
soprano, snug.
The Chalemy String Quartet played
in the Strand.
The Frnnkfevd Symphony Orchestrn.
conducted by-Hedda Den DoneiiKh. and
the. Clierai union ei rnunueipuiu. ui
rccted by Hcdda van den Uccmt, com
bined in a concert in the Allegheny
Theatre. v m ,
The Reman's Cluh of Oermantbwn
gave a recital 1n the Colonial Theatre.
There were several soloists ns well as
encmblc singing.
The Falls of Schuylkill Chorus ang
In the" Kmpress Theatre. It was di
rected by Jeseph Smith,
The Mendelssohn Club, conducted by
N., Lindsay Nerden. gave a concert in
the-Broadway Theatre. The soprano
was Kdlth Blghter Wilsen. Henry
Fry was the organist and Mrs. Ueerge
MalpaKN. accompanist.
C Walter Wallace, eiganlst. and
pianist, end Kliznbctli Vander Beck,, bo be bo
praneawcre the artists who appeared
t thcl.awndnle Theatre
AcUvHles of the Negro residents cen
terrtrlu the Dunbar Thentre, at which
the following organizations appeared:
St. Barnnbas Church Choir, directed
by (Ilnnd Smith ; l'eeple"s Cheral So
ciety. Philadelphia local chorus. Cen
tral Presbyterian Church Choir, Quaker
City Female Band, conducted by Mrs.
Abble Jehnsen, and the Elks' Band,
conducted by William Jehnsen. There
also was sole singing and violin selections.
' Churches took a prominent pntt In
the celebration In Philadelphia as veil
as throughout the State.
The program, for today In celebra'tien
of Philadelphia's fi.st Music Week N as
follews: i
At the Theodere Pres(..ei;Mu(ic.iStore,
'1712 Chestnut stieet. vfctrela denart-
ment Frem 10 te 5 o'clock radio con- j
cert.
Stetson Company Auditorium 12 :30
te 1 o'clock, music appreciation lecture
By flliss iMiiui .uncus,
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?r :; ATTARS OttyeDDER
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While Jeseph Ber
nat, a15 Brllge
street, was strolling
along' the Delaware
River at Lardners
Point, Taeanjr, Sun
day afternoon; he
aw a huge Isli.ln
the water. HM first
'thought was, that a
whale had come up
that far with the
, tide. - Bernat get a
gun, and shot the'
flsh aad then, with
Stephen. Kent,
Isaac Wiley. Frank
tCannen and Paul
' Schmidt, -manned a
launch and fought
with the "porpoise
nlere than an hour
''before they could tie
It. fast.' Hundreds
' saw the battle and
later viewed the big
fish at the Brides-
burg wnarr.r ltv,"J?V, '
weighed 800 peundsfD,;,'We''.
ana measured mere
than nine feet long
Are Fruitless -ri
TRUSTEJS? TQ ACiNr JUNE
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The attack bf'tlie' te-called fuflda-
flHMAdl liiA fittifinnBllkfii
fceirtf.Vaid'ln an drert te bring a direct
cuariewrfsnt 'th New Tehtnmeat
trnA'ffii twMat. We can listen Ihen
in tliKlf (nlernretnlinn Of- the Bible.
but -the utietien still remains which one
Xead of Cfezer Srrilntirv Hinte iMflfbL, .Ne one will be able tea.
Charrei of FundameKtltiM JJ&J'mr
.'if VM Url JIJ. ,CXrMfc ,! .w.- ..ir
bm(&Mj Conservatism- in 'the- lat(M
,4,4. jn H UIllUllll iiiilll,. nun "' ""
(irilllllJIK llTt 1IJQI Ml" " . - " i
Vi
Tti' iililC mahyrgoedrdnsM-i,atlvcs who' are net
of hd reactionary;, fundatricnlalUJ
typei", ' t f J' K '
r II,. .t.t.l il.nl 11i AAi1i1p um n ree-
ncnlwti hltor!nneMhc,Clllircfi and thai
mentallsts snlnt 'fliA theolesieal hem- ti linnW'linil'beeu.tratiMiitpd Inte' Jnn-
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InarleeWs.nofa-'w'W.e-rfe, acddrdlng td hiimj, erMfr w-anumnyinii ""'"
t 'miu , t. .j .!i.Jjji- Jnukuageil. AMp- bellavrl;. that atleck
Dr, iMlltenf tt; Kyans, nahlratM of ' ' VtJllft.W.a;Jrslirlan.iiil a
Croar'Theeldglcal'emnaMr,, U bland, t&cffer Is apiweayhlng .the ridiculous;
er.- that.lt. would nlttiengl he -did net' voice, tne opinion
RIWAmRSBEAT
OKLAHOMA PA.ST0R
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Preacher; Who ' Eqleglzed Ha-
men and Wtmea ueupie jn-
LrlSrV kuK IWffl ar'iimT
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"'Wi'""!'' SfTrSC. 'V.i. "tJ'tjfti.'
' BoflirfactiemiMn'Tne'' cemiipiiiwii.
n.it. iinatwwn nllt fnr tnsre than a
year, whpiv tli)MsU)r ijrel-Hedthejfu.
ilerel srxmen of Jake -L, HAmWf'rtfler
llameii wns slKlpby r1aiB',bmllli fla
iiirin, wer'edlsuisMng'tirp'lncldeiit today,
hut out of the- ilisciislen neliilng con cen
cretc for ati Investigation has come thus
The Itev. Ir. Irwin later married a
couple In 11 public bathing peel, and ex
hibited motion plcluiex In hit chinch
things Whlcll splfl Hie congiegnuen
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IteVrln "fir.. lll.lL
.', .1., had been entered j4
Hiciinru m. neiungsnaaf.
1 aimieii maniiiaciiirer. m
Itlchard. Jr.. flew fretnYl
hvdreiilaiie. te Inrestliata.''.-'
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Air, iieiiingsneau ami aw-1
Sntiirday uigiit1 en their IftM
Ife. I htlinkiitttl.'ftfiinflvpr
nm;.... MiM....r,l .,i.;:i. tHalw-ava l' e many words.
I'-WIV HllHltlUU V.." -- .--.- -
hn'In,th'e past.'ror'iebody ofMmper-
niicu 1 ui-iuE inuuniiiciiinimv kiuiii.
tMUiMBUAlJ!lMatr'W'Ml'X ( "i1"." ' 8"R"1"" singteiw ftntly yesterdarthl
j Ur-r- 'v. t,l(,U,ed lliat.iytnln pemuia weir try- 1, 'J crcd by thieve
pnilWn I VIWG IN A 'D fCft-K " ltlml.hifn him and for him tfp)l ,nlereu nmn $
.FOUND LYIGIN K.faMJJi-.tfBjfe.M
I&Ulen. Okte.. rMay 1.1 1" .", t K t jii.etl.fr city. m,Jmrl, an, hr. flying beat eaasi"
Themas Irwin. JiaHer of flie 1 re).y- - ,, (I1 rlv,r , ,,, foef of j(
WlW. Church her.' whW several -days vcc TUPY ROT IIP EARLY! In which Mr. Ilelllngshead Ilyes
1..JJ&!.. ..i;:,...iif.l bV'MiW Pjresby- ' "' '" J Party then wa'ked te the hetise
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;'mfnUter, waft found ..hemidr and Germantown
1 . . - .Hi,.lMMnnM lltn Alflllf' ...
j.-. ...-.--...-.... ..riiKOggiMl. lying in a mini "'' - ,1,,, ,..,.v- in kc bailees wlilcli
UlNSr-tUI NtW tLtVM I Una ,.,1P llalk Bnlc, Xwlw mlle -t nf,,'V. ":; )a,.( the change te the
niiiai m iiiiii.nii.riiiniinL iiiii..
n. i' ..:.; ..,!.' Vn..JL':' rai.lv- r "" I here bra nartv of mnlerlstH yesterday. en. nie kIieiiM he clirei.Iclcil II. c ilev-
Dr. Lvvs remarks, commas -a reply M ayep ,nd Department .Directors 'te -VJJJ.'l",; , ,,,. 'the Upr. Mr. Ight M.vln adventuilngs of a lertniu
(e the action of the fundamentalists at ' J . .. nnuimi niit.n t.Acceuling te.ms sirj. u. 1 l,fniU in (ieininntewu.
a conference in the Fifth baptist Be' FAf,t , "' H, " . h " en ,1,,, wSy '" "'C l,0,,,e,of Sit.ir.nv night a thoughtful spirit
Church Thursday il-ht whe'n a ,' K,,r ?"' "T, T?,t " ?f h, V"'" nl"t,ay, n'Vted 'the ImmIeu. of t.ui.lng the
m n ,. 1 tw "1lrlc elevators, newly installed at ! ' . , v (j Mopped him nn I . maid's clock ahead for her.
itlen demanding the removal e Dr. ,hc 110rtheast corner of City Hall, wllltffl led h .. dmu.i.M leus' llthn blew . ''She won't rern'mher e d JJ
Henry C Vedder, professor of church . . . . .. . .,, 1... Mm.... I..... tin. Iivml When he awoke, 'he sntd jti.r turn It nl.ea.l an neur injen.
history at 'the seminary, wai clrcu-t he Inspected this afternoon b.v Moje. t he '. n.I. )n 1 mm,1t.. tM The birds wee Mil Kleepy-cye.
latcd. Its' sponsor was Carey S. ,Moeie and his department directors. V.,,, "... feet. KK In his mouth and when the family heard, the maid s call
mi.. f II. .....J..n1. ' f.. Mn.nr -niwl lliM I ll-lTlerH will be "BIIU HIM. IO0I, f i , , .... .,.fnu I n. fe OWltliC IIIOUI UK.
iiuiiihi. nrra'iui. wi .in- iiiiiuniii.-iim t - ,,.- ... v ...... i -.. ,.r fl.i. .i.pi. Hllllliu ui.wi, iniii. ... iu vt t... - -- " .
1 . .1..., ...... 11 nhtnii .nit 1IK111
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iiniie.4 ritvnv. . ' liu
Alter :. preliminary Invenilgtuenh
nlllti2hend i-CDOited that thethi
liii.l stolen nearly SI 000 ,wfrt,t
iitkeli-v. 'I'lier pilllicil entrattea'Wl
l.ijiiig open a front window, n i'thl ij j
1 i.e jrwnrj- wa' en mc serenu . mmmri ,"'
In a lew
1. 1 1 I he .
Cl 1,'I.XC.
en tnc aerenii.aearr,'.
It se liappcnedthtf'
nil ihf- servimls were off SaturdajrftijfV',!
the uccl.-vl iiuil Iheic was nn'itmiv'.'
Inline.
Ists' conference, who claimed that di- the first official ildeis en the new cais
satisfaction had been aeneral among the They will be ready for pi'"'"' use te-
baptist clergy because of the views of morrow. The elevators replace 11 bat-
Vedder. tcry of hyilrnuiic ,cait. ,
The no! It inn lm tint rrni-lipil line 'I'lm ni-w i-iii-m nru ellil)tieiI Will, elec-
yet," said Dr. Evans today. "When Uric slgnul h stems. Lights nt each
It. Iem t.ump It will receive il.le r-nn-'fleur will show the lK)vtlen of the e!e-
slderatlen at the next meeting of the vnte.s. Tl.ev can ilse or dtcrm nt ' nt tln ,,p ( the mad nml although lit'
Beard of Trustees, "which will be In tlie late el urni icet a iinnme. -" "''Unrcceiled In removing Mie gag siu-
June. run te the. seventli fleer. ' ficlenlM te hall seeral piisfclng meter-
'This move Is net a new tblug. AVe The battery just completed Is the ,M1I( ,, ell( M,, ,j tender .Itlni
I..... ..r,..n it,. ..hi. .. r.r ..,,. ,i,.im nt first of three bntteiles of four cars 1 i,i ,..i.n .i,,,.- . e-()iriil-ed lilm.
ii. c ... iiv ,u v.ii.i. v. ...1 ... 1 f 1. . .. . .... f ,i. ii i..i'. .-, - -: , . , ,.
semi- I cacn 10 ee ii.sini.ce. 1 up vm ier me 1 t-'iniillv live leiirisis pn ieu nun up
"atpsj .
m AM lu- -,VH
"ftW.
'-" .1, L. i Isi VJ
Nabbed In Circus CrewaWjl
While u crowd watched the wageaii"i1f1
tin. MnlU.i-'Ifiln eireiiM rniMHinr artiM-r-l
Hunt unit Inillfli.a avenue last nt3M
1'miiI Atprleerip. ('inline street nMrlsTeCWK
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p -a
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lie ether two '"dn nwnv will, him new." ting of the faii.ll-- kind v forethought. K wn, nrrcsted ns .. pickpocket gtia-'
v hlle nneVn r sl.KRe-ted that tl.ev give ' had set her clock ahead hen-elf. ,)0r, ,.(lu,.,. ,ni( 1P ,,-as trybng tn' ff)
"In "He mere Vhi inr te get out of An Instnnre. te mix ...etnpheM flepm woman's handbag. He was'lrtM'-r';,
low- I .fore I hrv killed him." .tot. many cooks .polling, delight sax- f,. fluthrr hearlus en Wednesday, hyi&
. "' n",,r,."M ."....."',. ' .1 . "Z1 ' ?
thrown fie.n the motorcar I11H) 11 ditch j
PLANE DAMAGES MUSEUM
ROOF; HUNT ON TO FIND IT
I Bumped Along. Breaking Skylights
and Beams, and Vanished
Authorities et the Ctfmmcrclnl Mu
seum nre searching today for en airplane
which late yesterday struck the reef of
that building, skipped nleug (he reef
for several hundred feet, smashing gins'
sk lights, Unplug ever a large venti
lator nod breaking seveinl beam.
Director W. T, Wilsen, of the
nullum. Is telephoning te'nll the near- ,
iiv army 111111 navy nying nauen m an
in tempt le locate a damaged plane. D.
Wilsen said the damage could net have
been done by anything but nn airplane.
"I am going te lind out what can be
none In n legal way and hew damages
nn be lefV'Vereil when nirplnncs cut
inch capers," said Dr. "Wilsen.
Hundreds of dellajs iu damage was
done by the plane, he said.
FRAT PALS AVERT
LOCUST ST. HOLD-UP
Sigma Chi Man Accosted by Three
Bandits Armed With Revolvers
An attempt te held up Henry Butts.
a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity,
in front of the Sigma Chi house at S80!)
entire twelve will be S477.040.
When the courts close for the sum
mer, weik will start en the second !
battery at the seiltlnvett corner of the,
municipal building. ' )
THREW SCAFFOLDING DOWN
the reactionaries elwas. this
nary especially, because the only re
(liilrement for teaching here, aside from
11 man's fitness for the position, Is that
he be a member In geed stiiudlng of
the local Baptist church. There is no
istatrtnrnt of belief necessary."
The uproar ever Dr. Vcdder's beliefs,
or non-beliefs, lie said, had started
ever a icmark or two of one of Dr. ciementen Weman Held After Rew 1
"w"l1tt"a Mrlif pALtfaa tfhnf liml ti niten rati . 1
in the papers, out of relation te the con- ' With Contractors thinking arc needed ill blisi
text aim ensny misinterpreted. mu-ai-u "im iui.i. . ....-,u.r.. , t,fi,,
.. , ., . ..... IFj-nnces A. Flury. or Ciementen. wa ncSS tedaV and a JlCaltllV
Must Be Definite Cbarers 1 i,i,i ... fum i.nti tmim iiv .insii,.,. of I - . . . . r-
Dr. Kvans smiled when asked if he
thought that Ihe trustees would dismiss
and took him te the re-idence of Hen-
nter J. I'. Themas. nearb. where hrst
BATHS
Cellins New Service
Hard fighting and clear
held in SHOO hail tuda by .liibtice or' . " uJ., .'e (-. fire
the Peace .lackKen. . Vigorous body IS tllC hrSt
.lomrsen anu .miiiuii, coiu.uciers. C(.nf.ir,i -lcrf is Wliet'C
11. id Asliten. cent. actors. ,.. :rt 1-,m
i. H.i.i.. l.:..b p ..11 trimA ...ai.i.1 i unit! ..in. blin l.nniKpil flip MtmnnrtJ v33iuitti .v..
have te be ti deiiiiiie diarge, and 1 have from under 11 new building elected en j Cellihs NcV SvStCIll
net beard of any yet." he said. "A
charge of heresv, or any ether like gen
erality, will net de.
'VIipI1iai 11 mini tn n liprelii1 nr n i
l.ecust slreet was frustrated last night leaclienary is larselv a matter of lein- '
when his fraternity brothers came te peiamcnt. anyway. They aie two .lifter- , Ueiinl Uew
I.U ie.ee as three men had revolvers ""t.W .r m !'.u' """" H. "? ''Genua ntew
-. . .-,..- --. --- - . ..fi.itMn,iA ! ii inntiuairtin
poked into his r'.b
1 -.iii..i 1
mini iiujuiiiinc iit-m. 1 1
Miss Flury told .lustlce .lacksen sev- IHClp yOU
erni et tne supports ieie(i en ner innu.
Wll
Denal Rewe Improves
Frem 7 P. M. te
A. M. (except Sundays) '
,you can drop in for an elec-;
ewe. member of a piemliieiit trc anc stcam bath, DiaSSagC, '
..." .,'i'" ......, ... ,- ' -. ..- vtlTIIIUIllw.. II lllillil... mi ..;. iiijuii:ii , , ..
iieiiung 10 no vim h iiiiiii s iiuichs. 10 ee when thrown fien. his liere Hilling 11 SllOWCr, CIC, JlllU lllC IUI1
a teacher. What is aked first Is what 4i,,,.i,v imitpvii in tin. nrminv nt Tiiir. . . .. m it
Butts had" just returned from a trip i sort of a character he has; second, what fy-third street ...ui Lancaster avenue SCTV1CC COStS Olliy ?,OU. II
oN'cwYerk. He alighted from n street knowledge of his subject fits him for ' ' Saturday night, is in 1111 improved vn want te StaV all 111 I'll t
ar at Thlrty-nlnth end Chestnut streets 1 t?..P?lile.".,l,l..I". ?.1-. "f. I,t" ',1.,l0 "U "V'1! 'V'""1" :.".' 1 " " IL1)
iiuiiu.. iu iiiiin... in.- luiuiiiiuiiun. ( ujieu, ns was iirn lepeneu. uewe wns vc vt 1I.9L luuuis. uuvtiivi 11
A professor at Cierer lheolegical 1 rdlng in the contest between the Fli.r j:j ,.,. nn Jj;t;nnj
Seminary, lu said. Is bound only -by nn,i Second Citv Troops, nml wax going aCblieu, 1UI ail .lUUUlUUUl
the bylaws of the institution, and would ever n l.uidle 'when his horse fe'l. he cost of 1 00
berdlv be dremied unless he broke oee l.nlln- lmtipnth iln nnlmiil. At tin. s-'-'i3, VJL -r ""
of them, or for an effentc that was I't'nUersltv Hospital today it was said COLLINS INSTITUTE
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and wnlRed te the house. As he 1 cached
the front steps three young men In a
red roadster drew nn le the sidewalk
and jumped out. lie thought first, it
was "some of the boys" coining home,
but that impression was chiuigcd when
the three all drew guns and ordered him
te "put 'em up."
He thought it was a Jeke end started
te draw away when the men grabbed
et tuein. or ter an euensc mat was , rnlwrslts Hospital today It was said
deemed b.v the trustees te be needful that he had a broken rib, nunie.eus eiii '
'REMC UUUKI JUbllltd "him. Twe ether members of the fra- ,
UPPP FflR RFDFDICATIDN ' tcrnlty. Al I'otwerth and Uebert Dins-
Htnt run ncucuiun 1 iuw mere WPrc jllst cntei.!llg tlle ,0USvCi BnrAt
Services Tomorrow te Mark 200th
Anniversary of Building
Chief .lustlce Teft will head a list of
celebrities of the bench and bar from
iii'iiiv parts of the Auntty. who will
a a -i iiiiu .liwnrivii 11111 . . ..al.Ii.hia f iiii nrrnu in 1 1 i'iii'imi-ii
te 12:50 o'clock, music appreciation lee- Hen et the historic hupreme Ceuit
ture by Miss Elizabeth Daniels. Building, at Fifth and Chestnut streets.
St. Clement's Church. Twentieth mil The cereiuenlc will mark the UOOtu'an-
Cherry streets Kvcning eigan recital nlversary of the Supreme Court of
Maitlaml and Henry S.
by Rolle F
Dry.
, First 1'resbyteiian Church, Cl.clten
and Ucrmantewn avenues Kvcning or-
San" recital b.v A, Corden Mitchell and
tahley Addicks.
l'oe Scheel. Twenty-second and Kit
aer streets Concerts te parents by the
Matinee Musical Club and music ap
preciation lecture by Miss Daniels at
8 I. M.
Studie recital Adellna Pnttl Xear.
' Meese Temple Kvcning, American
Ice and Ceal Company Clenic of Fifty,
under Charles II. Mai tin, director.
Conshohocken S V. M., Octave Club
Chorus.
William Penn High Scheel Kveninz.
concert te parents by the school cheius,
underMiss Sarah B. Calllnan.
Hitz-Carltnn Testimonial dinner te
Dr. Knoch W. Pearson. ,
- Bcllevue - Straford Adver t I a I n g
"Women's Club, music nppicclatien lec
ture by Miss Kdlth Hhctls.
Messiah Reformed Church, Thirteenth
and Wolf streets, will give a band con
cert en the lawn at 7:ir o'clock every
night of the week with community
singing.
RiU-Cnrlten Ben Stnd Little Sjui-
Sheny Orchestrn. special concert, with
liss Careline Wagner (Sreen. soprano.
' Philadelphia Ceneral Hospital Mnt
iaen Musical Club concert, under Mrs.
Hafclc.
Holmesburg Institution Matinee
Musical Club concert, under Mrs. (Jmv
Naxarene Heme, Twenty-third street
and Columbia avenue Matinee Musical
Club concert, under Mrs. Oellers.
Blind Heme for Women Matinee
Musical Club concert, under Miss Kerk.
Penn Heme Matinee Musical Club
concert, under MUs Ann Thompson.
Strawbildge & Clothier Special
radio broadcasting from :i:tl() te 4:30
v. ai., rrcncii program
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Presser Heme. Germai.lewn Matinee
Musical Club pregia.u, under the Misses
irene nmi Jtiancnc liubbaru.
BEGslwATCH; TAKES MONEY
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Trenten Man Victim of Highway
man "Here at Sixth and Market Sts.
Will I (1)1. K. AVIlIll 1(111. 'I'l-Piilnn. t,.iiu
held up by a cgie Inte lat night at
Sixth and Miuket streets nml lobbed
of a watcli valued at 2."! and jfin in
cash. Wharten reported te the detec
tive bureau that the Negro naked for a
match and then suddenly poked H pistol
in his face.
Frank Bums. 2315 North Thirteenth
street, was knocked down and robbed
of $27 and a wntcJi early Sunday morn mern
ing at Warnock and Walnut streets.
He told police two men came up from
the rear nml that one struck him en
tb head with a hard object. When he
regained couecieusness his valuables
were missing. ,
IXTY-TWO YEARS AS MILKMAN
, One of the most widely known ilnlri.
r men of Moulsen.erv ('num.- w.iii..
Ift nulshnl his IiiihIiicsh yesterday after
iwving served me residents or .nrris
fawn and vlcinitv fee mere than sixtv
two years, .laceb Sl.aliillne, new past
eighty years of nge. hai.drd his milk
route ever te another. Ii Is ..nsll.in
cMtaat thj receid held by Shnlnllne ii
riv 1l vY',l,,,l""' ncrvice ih isuaieii
wU ft cr enure country,
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Chief .lustlce Tnft. who will he the
principal .peaker. will airlve, accom
panied bv ether Justices of tlie Natien's
highest tribunal, In a 'peeial train nt
I he West Philadelphia Station at 11:03
A. M. The distinguished visitors will
be received by the Mayer ami members
of the Citizens Committee.
Seeing in the event a splendid oppor
tunity te boom the Sesqiil-CentennlHl.
Majer Moete has a. ranged te escort the
Supreme Ceuit .lustlics and ether WMt--ers
en an automobile tour of the Fair
mount Park-Parkway site 'elected for,
the fair bete.e Innihceu Is served at ll.n
Bcllevuc-Stratferd.
"L" LEASE STEPS PUSHED
seeing, the struggle, ran back. The
bandits had wi est led Butts' suitcase
from him and weic tearing open his
coat te get In l.N pocket. Seeing the
ether students, the men dropped the
suitcase and fled.
Dinsmeie, however, was iu a com
bative mood and gave chase. He suc
ceeded in catching held of the coat of
one of the bandits as he was geltine
Inte the car. He clung te the coat until
one of the bandits stuck n cun iu his
face. He ducked his head jubt as the
bandit tired a shut. ,
A inefbrcjele. patrolman was sent !
from the Thirty-second street and
Woodland avenue station, but could net
pick up the trail et the cer.
of punishment under their jiirisdlc- j0n his faie and ether miner Injmles
tlen.
"Dr. Vedder is nn excellent l.lste-,
rlan." said Dr. Kvans. Probably he did
speak rather bluntly, and his opinions '
are naturally diffeieut fie.n these of
forty jcars age. Se arc mine. A man i
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
219-25 North Bread Street
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KENSINGTON MERCHANTS
WILL PARADE TONIGHT
Stimulate Shopping Activity, Is Aim.
March at 7 o'clock
Kensington imuchants will j.nrtlcJ
pate Iu a paiade through the streets
of the ueitheastcrn section of the city
tonight. The precession, which will
be headed b.v '".Miss Kensington," is
Ly I flfljf-BnBM1gr-gaJ
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Diamond Jewels
Harmonizing with ay color gown
Rings Pendants DarPins
ITS MAY DAY AND
OUR STORE IS IN
FULL BLOOM '
SUPER VALUES IN
SPRING SUITS
$28 $33 $38 and $43
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Thousands of fine quality, an,d only
fine quality, suits, in a brilliant
variety e new fabric designs -i
necKS, piaiq,M tripes, iignv; color
ings and dark, with"sbme very attrac
tive silk mixtures for men of quiet
tastes. One button, two button,
three button and four button models
with smooth-fitting backs and single
or double breasted frcnts.
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Public Service Beard Is Asked te' ncWent W .the May ftlral beliia held
' I't iiiriuiiniiin its inr nintiiii uuumjcu U.V
Cut Red Tape
Quick action b.v the Public Service
Commission en the proposed Krnnkfeid
elevated operating, i.gtecment was
piemlhcil today by tominissiener Clem
ent, who said a nubile hearing will be
I held here in the near future.
elcuian .1. .myce, counsel ier uiv
Frent street and Kensington avenue,
Berks and Tiega streets. ,
Its object is te stimulate shopping
activity within that district.
The route of the parade, which be
gins at 7 o'clock, follews:
Frem McPherson Sminrc, Kensing
ten and Indiana avenues, north en P
enmnnnv. IlllS nskCll t IIO Commission tO LrnA. In Al iwlmnv nrnmiA in k'....,i
hu-pend' its mie laiulrlng two weeks' htreet. te Berks street, le Ucrmantewn
,iucriiMiii; ui u in-w m.-u:v. ' iiwsine. te JSile avenue, te Frent street.
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Kensington
The effiecis in tharce of .the Mav
festival are: Harry Derbysbiie. chair
man; II. F. T. Hetheringten. rice chair
man: .Jehn T. Deyle. Jr.. and ICImcr K.
iMcNutt, secretaries, and William It.'
A draft of the lease ,w be taken (0 Allegheny avenue, te Keusingte
up Thursday morning by Uty Council, avenue, te Nenls street, te Unit
sitting as .0;n'''icipi.''t ! w belt . , t Frankford; south en Kcnslngte
".'.I ''.I'r "11 b" r,? '0.' LCZ "venue te Allegheny avenue.
that nftcrnoen se it can ben ratified
Thursday of next week.
2die1Ttenementfire
Aged Weman and Child Trapped Inlfiraham. treasurer. Dlteeters, Kdwlu
. Qmnu Pilled Hallwav ' Heffmnn, (ieeige Mell, Armin A.
Smeke-Fllled Hallway Fmnkcl. II. J. Wnlther, (J. Sydney
New Wit. May 1. I rapped Iu a , Uelnlielmer. Clarence Murdeek, Itay-
smekc-ni.eu uai.wii.v ui iihvv uiii-iuiiicu
ced Street Settlement Heuse Mn. P8cal" f,em 'lr0 ,l,nt ''I"1' JPS,,,,0W'
Musical Club -program, under Mrs Ipur-slerv tenement u Itlc hniend
in. ' Hill, nn aged woman and a child were
When a man asks for
white shirts (as three out
of every four de) we're
right in our element.
Variety! Quality! Value!
White oxfords, with and without
cellars, white madras, cheviot, pop
lin, broadcloth, silk and-cotton,
white silk many self figured.
Dress shirts of French and do
mestic piques.
Rogers Peet suits.
Rogers Peet overcoats
including rainproof Scotch
Mists.
'Rcelittretl trademark
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes
Chestnut St. at Juniper
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If you are hesitating between two
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which is wanned by American Radia
tors and an Ideal Beiler.
Every cold day, every winter, you will
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Send for our illustrated book describing
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And you cannot go wrong,
no matter what you cheese,
as our Super-Value policy of
keeping prices down and
quality up applies te every
article in our store. Yeu
actually save many dollars en
every suit. Come in and make
us prove it.
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Perry & Ce. r &
1711 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
meiid Graham and Alexander Meldrum.
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16th. and Chestnut
SUPfi55W,J TJES
in Clethes ferttlten
binned te death l.M night. Mnnv ethers
of the thirty families In the huiiillni;
worn lull ncd, and mere than a de.eu
Ili-omen weie hurt as they waled het
lire cheapen te rescue women and chil
dren and aged men from their peilleus
positions en window ledge.
Entertained uaK Lane Trustees i
The Senior I lirlst Inn r.ndener So Se
rlely of the Dal: I. ane I'i'eNhtcrIaii
Church, at It meetlm; labt uleht. had
as llti K.U'bt the membera of the Heard
of TiiiHtees of the i lunch. The meet
inB wan nddrcMed by Geerge V. It.
I.eltrl. en "Hellglen and Selling." A
letter wna read fiem Keger V. ISab ISab
keii, the MntlHtlrlan, who has taken
an active interest iu the weik of the
Oak Lane Kndenveiers'. This was the
hecend joint meeting of the society In
a terien airanscd te stimulate greater
co-operation between the church organizations;
We've get a
let of hard hard
te - Mease
people en our customer
list and we want mere.
They keep us keyed up
and they're" bully geed
boosters of our shop.
Trie Chestnut Street
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
THE ROSENBACH GALLERIES
130 Walnut Ktrect
Afan-about-teuin "Man alive,
save your time ! Phene MOON
first. They'll call for you; put
that car through a regular
third-degree) and if I'm any
judge of car value, you won't
leek any further."
Oiwn Can, S11S5
Clenttl Can,
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I'rlrt r. 0. e.
Factory
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Diiplay room open evenings
MoterCars
The ear qf the ten proven unit
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vaadergrift, fras.
JVFO one can really afford
te wear "cheap" clothes
Seme people imagine that they can't pay the price
for geed clothing, and buy peer stuff because it's
low priced which is pure extravagance.
(jj De a little llguimj;. llcnv manv suitN de nu buy in a jcai's.
J. B. Sheppacd & Sens
Modish Fabrics for Summer Dresses
Beautiful new design? and colorings that provide
f'm
tune.
Spring Suits and Tep
Coats arc piicerf $30 and
upward the mines at
$!,0, $45 and $50 are
especially interesting.
j What de they cot jeu?
Q Wc belicc jeu will find that two jed qu.ilitj, well - made,
serviceable suits will cost about as nuich as tltiec of the poerci
Milt, and they will outwear about four or fic of that kind.
J This is allotting we margin uhatcver fur y,ur added comfeit
and sathfaetien in urariiu geed ilethci.
effective charm
At Very Little Cost
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T issue Ginghams, 75c
Scotch Ginghams, 65c
D. tV J. Andersen Ginghams, $1.25
Printed Voiles, 40c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Each number in impressive assortment
Lace and Embroidery Week
Mail 1st te 6th
Lace the inspiration of poets, the adoration of
women of n'lfmes, is egain favored of Fashion
for dresses, blouses, -wraps, scarf, sleeves, dainty
lingerie a multitude of uies. Our stock is prac
tical and comprehensive.
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