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HURTJN CbLUSION
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, ,'.Mt:MliMlB City, May 4. The Great
OsMeil of Red Men et' the Stnte of
jjjjfvWift'Jertey opened Its seventy-6rst
W 'kwrial convention here this niemlnt nl
K Sj.lHi'iteepfechae Pier. It will Continue
fdf'twe days. M the same time the Dc
i? $HKAee et Pocahontas, auxiliary of the
i;;,. )fc4 ''Men, began Its annual cession at
Merris Guards Hall.
m.Bfternoeri there will be n roller-
parade of the orphans being taken
of dt the two organizations, r ei-
1 I El I ll at ! Man.L .lt.tat.1 a. 111 I.A .I... an.
fi. i Cj'T"1m jmmiii; tiii-.u nm uu i.c mii-
i-iBumi. memorial service en tne pier, hi-
KMsjXTk Mrade tenichC Is scheduled te start
Wte$&.t 8 o'clock. There will be nt least ICO
KJvw tribe in line, and each one will have
ajtititt degree team in run costume. Many
y?''- r'lll .! 1.. I.. lit...
' 7 ' . hieu, uv ill nut:
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r'TT hahrpen twn mnlnrpnm vesterdflv Mrs.
tejfc.!ftE. H. Sweeney, patron nt n beach-front
ltVi hotel, is In n serious condition nt the
?, Jll-Iantln Plli II
Atlantic Citv Ilemltnl. Slip 1 enfTerln
from shock and severe cuts about the
head.
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rereater will mM ,th .RtptiMkfa.item
lln" tlnceuM Uf ithe'hameny ree
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rtc
Nations preceding th last day for IH
nomination paper Cengressman-Grlest
loomed tin utrentlv as. n harmony
chelcdi , Governer Sproul, In,' fact, at
mf
Bkr v
rif ty WeAlng their way Inte Vcntner by
',",1, way of the back read of the main-
iX iana the Jongpert neuievaru. a
.esnd ei gypsies nttempted te cstneiisu
n fortune-telling industry en the streets.
grinding business rather dull, they re
sorted te a house-te-houso canvass.
They had net been at It long, however,
when police ushered them out of the
city.
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Han ford MncNider. national coin
Bander of the American Legien, will
reach this clt.v early this' evening en
. an official visit. After a banquet he
will address a mass-meeting at the
fUAia f!ttciij1u AfiMAfv TtAtairaf tnnei
l v v ?" "":,-'. i...,. .. c""f
. .irem an sections ei reuin .icrscy nrc
coming te hear him. Camden Is send
ing nearly 200.
Councilmen O, K.
New Transit Lease
Csnttaned from Pan tn
municipality," Mr. Ven Tngen said.
"It is this: If the city dares te build
another line before negotiating a lease
for operation it will be one of the great
est mistakes ever made."
Councilman Devclin congratulated
Mr. Weglein and the ether members en
1.7 the near approach of definite action en
.ir- m IMIP. Hn B.ild thorn nhntild h nn
nnriARttlnn In It nnil thfir Tim lnnkaul fnt
ff i Its passage at the earliest possible
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UpU VI VUIIUIVV UIIUUII
Knilrl A Herbert.
riUNCESS YOLAND.V
CROUN PRINCE LEOI'OLU
.News dispatches Indicate that the
royal couple are engaged and that
at a very near date an official an
nouncement will be made of the be
trothal. Princess Yolanda is the
eldest daughter of King Victer
Emmanuel of Italy. The Prince is
the eldest son of King Albert of
Belgium
1 " '"JTlw most Important prevision of
'iHYtheleasc isan unwritten one," Inter
mrf jectedMr. AVegleln. 'This is, the spirit
m
y-ofiantakenism and nzcressien has been
y - supplanted by a desire en the part of
SS. Hlbte sit down and discuss transit mat
iScia in a businesslike wtiy."
Councilman Develin. rcsumlne. snld
mVrrcrtaln questions remained te be
considered br the city. It must be de-
Efc. -, elded, he said, whether the city was te
.11 KllIM aIIiAH Af AIIIaIIU AU JamehJ lL4
Uf iii uiuci CAiciiatuiiB, wi UCUinilU U1HL
W this be done br the transit company.
. It1 m tint b rlprlilixl. he fuilrt. TrliAMir thi
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Kftflty slieuld later enter into eompetl eempetl
W5r tien with the1!'. It. T. Company and
i ultimately force, it out se that some
.v r, ether cemnnnv rnn pntpr thn finlil. H
.,-u l. '.i'... vr.-V ."..v. v.
r.jf 3 bbiu ue unuernieuu nini uic i". it. 'L.
KCempany would new begin te pay divi
FV "- deads en its stock, and he was Informed
.that it had expended only two and a
bja Aalf millions out of its tetnl capitaltza-
nvv ' (ivtl Ul lU.Cl I1IU1IUI19 Ull VAICIISIUIIS.
C ' ' Weglein Steps Talhfest
P'f - "We must nreteet the citizens nt
M xr Philadelphia," said Mr. Develin. "We
Pic ( can't afford te go en spending money
Rtett for 'something that the cemnnnr nnilir
IfcSiU te 3e. I believe we ought te go te
'V the Leislature with n reauevt tlint n
iiw . through -routine bill be nassed. se that
ES. -,we will have full assurance that cars
&" ...,'be run from Sixty-ninth street
lfete Frankford. Alse I believe we should
Rf t klf n referendum en the STl.'iOO.OOO
iA
Vae Wnifltnltlfr 111 Innnu atlfllnrlva.l hnl
' et, raised, the raenev which was te
have been spent en tlje Bread street sub
fr way and ether extensions. AVe ought
;vfrj w nnu eui wiiat we are going te de
iU.l. after the exnirntlnn nf the five.ri-nr
$ term'. The'cltv eii"ht te net R wr'wnt
IVtl Ken"lta Investment."
. After a discussion lasting an hour ami
tt'f tplrtynve minutes. Mr. Weglein re-
mlndel the Councilmen that speed wa
KF?. eaeentlal. and announced the stens which
TJ Nv ' , t 4- .
tn
Pinchot Men '
Wern ,of Fraud
Continued from Para One
tedly a staggering b!ew te the con
tractor combine. The leaders profess
te make light of the situation by saying
that they had anticipated the less of
(iTiest and jonnsen wnen tncy pre
dicted victory for Alter.
Today, however, organization lead
ers nrc holding hasty conferences nnd
sending out long-distance calls te va
rious ports of the State in frantic
efforts te stem the tide for Pinchot. They
realize that ether county leaders need
only a little encouragement te fellow
the lead of Griest and Jehnsen.
Pinchot leaders en the ether liana
are jubilant. They sav that the addi
tion of Lancaster and Montgomery
Counties te the ether interior counties
which are certain te go for Pinchot
will win the Republican nomination
for the Ferester. Congressman Orlest
Is recognized bv all elements as one
of the shrewdest politicians in the State.
Jehnsen, of Montgomery County, is
an old Penrose leader, who likewise
generally tries te get into the popular
swing.
Jehnsen is the treasurer of the Re
publican State Committee.
His lining un with Pinchot make two
officers of the Republican Stnte Cem
mittee who are for Pinchot. The ether
is Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton, the
rice chairman.
Pinchot leaders point te this as an
answer te the charge that the Ferester
cannot be considered ns a regular Re
publican when the fact is that lie Is
being supported by members of the
official and legal party organization.
lengrcsuman uriest s views nrc set
forth in nn editorial which was pub
lished .icstcrdny In the Lancaster Ev-nmlnel-
Era. which is as follews:
" horn docs the Examiner-New Era
favor in the present campaign for the
Republican nomination for Governer?
"If this question has been nked once
in tbe last week it has been asked fifty
times. The answer Is Glfferd Pinchot.
"The Examiner-N'cw Era has net
reached this conclusion without n thor
ough study of the situation.' It did net
declnre itself at the outset of the cnni
pnign because it wanted te give each
nf the principal candidates an oppor
tunity te enunciate a platform and tnkc
a. stand en the primary Issues before
the voters. .Vew, as the campaign
reaches its climax. It is convinced thnt
the interests of the peepln would be
best served by the nomination of the
Ferester.
"Mr. Pinchot has net had the. In In
eorsement of thh paper nt all times in
the past but he has changed his mind
about the Republican Party and we
arc interested new in the present net
in the past. Today he stands out ns the
leader pre-eminently fitted te head the
ticket against Democratic "harmony"
iu the fall.
Man of High Standards
1
one 'point, Issued n statement bated en
thn hllf.tliaf iflrlest lind been selected.
Mr. Uriest. however, declined tocam tecam
palgnMn'a factional fight1,'. I'
1( Mackey Bursts .aili .- !
Harry A. Mickey, whe'waa thrown
overboard as a candidate for Gover Gover
eor, began distributing 100,000 copies
of n printed pamphlet today te Repub
lican voters of. Pennsylvania.
The message Is intended te aid Al
ter' campaign, but a quick glance given
the Impression that Mackey irtlll.is in
the. race fer.thc Republican nomina
tion. )'
Mnckcy's picture Is displayed promi
nently en the copies, which also con
tain his record as chairman of the
Workmen's Compensation Beard. In
the course of the message, Mr. Mackey
says he does net believe Mr. Pinchot
Is qualified for the governorship. Then
he centinues:
"I have frcaiientlv said that because
of his wealth and an opportunity te lead
a ute et leisure lie is entitled te credit
for hnlnir turned his hctlvltles Inte
rather useful channels."
Alter te' Speak Here Tonight
Attorney General Alter is stumping
In Chester County today and will make
two nddrcscs In Philadelphia tonight
The combine candidate's cnsacementH
today took him te Pheenixvlllc, Coates-J
iViue, uinrKsnurg, i,onuen ureve and
West Chester. ; .',,!
The Alter meetings tonight will- be
held In Masonic Hali, Gcrmnntewn, and
In the HnrmcraClub, ,the Vnre'organj Vnre'erganj Vnre'organj
7stien headquarters lii the Eighteenth
Wnid.' . u I
The Philadelphia Alter committee an
nounced the .riames of eight additional
members. They are Dr. Wilmcr Kru
sen. Health Director in the Smith ad
ministration; D. B. Weittz. C. C. A.
Ilnldl, C. C. A. Baldl, Jr., Mrs. Jacob
Ulnsburg, Mrs. Geerge P. Pilling, Jr.,
Mrs. C. S. Hurlbut nnd Mrs. Jehn
Stockton.
Irf its daily statement, the Alter com
mittee tried te delineate the Pinchot
headquarters as a place of great con
fusion Bnd nnxlety. It called the For Fer
ester's headquarters the "Pin-Shet
Camp."
,
Defeat of New .
Rips Party Rule"
Continued from Pag Out '
means sure that in Mich cne Brook Broek
hart will net run Independently and
carry the State, or perhaps caube the
election of a Democrat.
McCumber's Fate Uncertain
In North Dnketa the fight lies be
tween Senater McCumber and ex-Gov-crnen
Frnzler, a Nen-Pnrtisrin
Leaguer. There is n third candidate,
Pat Norten, in the race, but he is n
miner figure. A convention would name
McCumber. The primaries are sup
posed te favor' Frazier, even though
the Nen-Pnrtisan League has received
severe blows recently. Ex -Senater
Grenna has been eliminated by 'ill
health.
In Michigan Senater TnwnsenH la
likely te be defeated, but in this case
tne result may net have such a bad
effect upon party discipline ns the result
in Indiana and the probable result in'
Iown and North Dakota. He probably
wiil have Representative. Patrick Kel
ley as'nn opponent. Mr. Townsend is n
fairly "regular" Republican nnd would
upon most questions co-operate with
the Organization. But there remains the
possibility that in the contest the radi
cal and uncontrollable Herbert Unket
will (.lip In.
The Ohie contest Is between, twe.j
regulars, v alter i5rewn and itepie
fntatirt Simeon Fess. The Organiza
tien is for Brown and cenld name him
in convention. But Mr. Fess Is likely
te be successful In the primaries. The
Republican Party is in such a bad state
In Ohie, owing te nn unpopular State
Administration, that It is likely thnt
Senater Pemcrenc, n Democrat, will,
succeed himself.
Hitchcock May Come Back
In Nebraska Senater Hitchcock,
Democrat, may come back, 'for lje has
nluajs had the support of the con
son nth c Republicans. The Repub
lican primaries will probably name
Beecher Unwell, another "Irregular,"
as the Republican candidate.
It Is plain that In the next Senate
the Organization is going te lese three
or four seats te the anti-Organization
Republicans, nnd it will probably lese
m
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ffiaK
with eoHsternttiefl -lever. th defeat, of
New. Thedrfnet In, Indiana any,
indication f of ; .uch i IHamntent rus" Will
ctHM iletlcm of efther.-eusti' next fall,
but , thryde-e their; frUMlten
mings weaKened. , .,m? Mnya,,
',On W.etbvr httndOV Is.a Wdmd.,
iuciil in aiiHUK iiih iiinf'E nrimarT
tern. The peepla.dld.use it In 'Indian'
te bring1, about! a result) that they .W
-i ti -t j..i. .. : 7.- ..,.;
sirru. in iije same way incy nre using;
ufiur umr. , own,, purposes ,in venaayi
Yar-jn. It.itfKndarttcd te thesnrcsent
tWidency to'.'MlBke nMrtr name cevel
cTerjiniBu-jraer uic;min .rrem La Fol Fel Fol
lkttc'te fmdii.' itt f
PHILA; PRICES 68 PER CENT,
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j VHtMgHT?rmy . -UWft '
..Selnsiness fahMseiirtWer child t.cOMPXRAWV ht ttMnt jtitS
iJwi: '?. " "; t : ,.tti.v ha twiri, tikmYun' Main;
rfoBenoly. . CiWVi. . " ihas.Kdv?k7kenly'ilh..,..'l.,he
.. , vl ji " 1. .f,r' . . k". . jT.r; ' . i" ik
enemy U deey,,ymiaaWuiiit.
natufefv acltlte'4ttllVlual ac!d4m nev
eknlie'a 'lttfetVwhat.lt ,la. tV'tr'
'i
ABOVE PRE-WAR AVERAGE
Steady Decline, However, Reported
' by Laber Department '
Washington, May 4. (By A, P,)
The nl-crage cost of living in the United
Stated decreased 24.2, per 'tjent In, (he
period from December, 1021, te March,
1022, and 22.0 per rent from June,
1020. te last (March, the Ttnreml nf Te.
berj Statistics of the Department , of
jjaoer -anneuncea leany.
The level of prices, In March, how
ever, according te the bureau's figures',
was 00.0 per cent higher than In 1013.
Philadelphia's cost of living decreased
21.2 per cent in the twenty-one months'
period and 3.5 per cent 'In the three
months' period. In Philadelphia the
average of living costs in Mnrr.ii nn
08.2 per cent higher than in December,
xvii.
Moneiy, . ', rTVJV,. li .
Immhm lJMf''thi age-long
ittuitle of triaaa.aHjaat class. .
i:'. X 1 .vrrrr" h-
,l- k.''1-' . al - .'1, t &l.a. a..,M.
X'ceos-ef bW5 te eliminate
selflsUness. , $MW . t .
nehVcen nefeMeatjustly' with eap
gnellfciV unt . the ireduce selfishness
,te minimum. J K;i , ' T.
Wherever, that. Is defc'e the employer
and the 'rmploye comelne agreement,
amlnatldrts slnk'andentbltterness and
conclude lastln .trWUes-vef pence.
If H'hY4&alwMblevt Cannes or
Washington-'of Genoaite put sclflsli-
nnaii nt 'Afitn jtwiucnninv, inn wunu
would nPvr'be jellf started en Its re re re
turnHo'presperlty"; lK ,
i "", . ?''" s "
.yV-Ihant.'n?.huKaaiure. neegls-
latlen cn?ilATei.'curevthe evils from
,wblch,natlea.tffare suffering; . fl
It Is selfisaieii i vtHaffllfs-thehalh
,ei, iijwinin' Beaif W'ln iei ""
the mans ,witn. le
Elected Maypeftfit. Paul at Thirty
s.St. PauUMay 4.ilVirtuall.v cemnlete
returns today fremTuesday's city
election gnve Arthur E..Nclsen'n ma
jority of mere than ,3,000 votes for
Mayers ever William H. Maheney,
Laber'.cnndldate. Mr.v Nelsen, whn is
city counsel, Is only, thirty years old,.
this
partisan
'. full "nt tMuater
and persuasion i'te" the men who rc
t.U.fbil Tn tnklaf kAt lAwa. ' . ' . .JrS
Jt is s'eifls'lwesei'thatfcauses tji
' A '
a cMJ
agrceinents;bstw,enthe merchifpt qnd
his clerkSjvandithe -housewife and 'the
gin wuo.aeps Tqjs.'jipsiairs werai v
K
THE l6Bgi'f fight, for progress,? which,
baa4 raa1li'CJi'rt4trf,1' nnw nnd "then
Isntbattle.UcVellmtnHte'.selilshnesS. ';
r Ctnainf thna,VlaMla,k.. In thla' hatlln
wrung' the J Magna. Charta from King
UUIIIla f ' .11 1. " ni
The greatest of .wars taught a eelf
will be. one of tBybunin Mayers1 SXSjHS ir""!.
city has had. 'Voting here Is non- S& 'ifl !? thelcji His upon" ,the
lsan- ' T'Oreit'rRepnbiic beian V& weri
THINGS GCTSiUjii
FRED Pi
Sine J 896 w havt mmiitmintJ- amputation
for offering te th public 'only ftctfary but
Meats, Groceries, Fruits add Vegetables
ObRVlLE. 31UKU
63d and Lansdowne Ave.
NON-SERVICE STORES,
' V 1339 Se. 58th St. '
v WotWeodland Ave.
Ridie.and'Girard Avej.
2542 Gernantqwn Ave.
-2822 Germantown Ave.' '
1-qt. Creck of Chew Chew or India Relish, 35c
i-pt. Jar et imported Ulivea, 35c
We Solicit Your CHARGE ACCOUNT
' '" for Our Strviee Stores
i PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
femifWM'THINGS GOOD TO EAT"
6380 Germaatewn Ave.
52d and Spruce Sts.
5012-14-16 Baltimore Ave.
43d and Baltimore' Ave.
23 S. Lansdowne Ave.
3204 Woodland Ave.
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fe. 'would be taken te set final action te-1 "He U n man nf hlnh Mnndnrd-i nni
q$T i """" ,-M(,n"nv -" oneiter Smyth left v principles. He is especially noted
V,aB Mr' ,?,yc, ,',e,V, R-,T' Ce,'' nt' for hU knowledge of forestry anil cnn-
Vi .. tOrney, Will gO te IUirilsllllrC nnd Inv ' L.,.-n,irv., n nntm-nl rimnilfi-cn. hill Ills
A't. tth lease before the Puhlin Strvlnn fnin. ! -urn... i., ,.. mi!na,i in tMu .,,...,..,
y&he Original
r.AA
Wj ' mission, meeting in executive session
lii Ji there. It probably will be severul
OJK " weeks before the commission nnneunces
SI' Its decision.
EZC'h IfVuVaivlai m..Hni. naia nll.nJ..I I Tii
srr- viw; tmifi -. uiii-inirii uy Ul
Lv.i.4.') -aa-fftf 'Fnrinlnv. Pnlitlr. Ha.,!... rv.
Kimlsaiener Clement, several officials of
Pa' jthe P. 'R. T. and various city officials
RXVnfc Jivlifai liAVa nnrtlplnntia1 In aha nl...bA .u i
sphere. It would be difficult te hml n
recommemlatien that menus mere thnn
that which Theodere Iloeseelt gavt
him, and if anybody knew Pinchot. it
was Roosevelt. He said: 'Gifferil Pin
chot continued throughout my term net
only as the head et the ierest service,
but as weruing ami directing spirit in
S&C.wbe have participated in etic phase or' most of the conservation work, and as
Mtet.annthrr of the long transit controversy 'counselor nnd nsslstnnt in nieit of the
ifcWlP'iJ i i t !,,. . T ' erk connected with the internal affairs
ff&m, P R T l0 APPree Lease of the r0untry.
tfvlflacfThe directors of the Philadelphia "Thnt is what a fioverner of Pcnn-
'gSjapia transit company will meet this sUviinin is concerned with internal
WsSTafternoen, it was said, te give their i affairs agricultuic, geed reads, mIioeIs,
rrjf $ tMwviiu nyiiu,wi in inu ii'ubc, uiiu Jiayer lercBl, iiiini-'s uuu 1111 uui uviicr iiiiiiu-
m'jfMoero has been Invited te the meeting. I furious Interests.
fe-t sCenferences held Jnst week en the "(jlfferd Pinchot has had cjcperirncc
.1. l 4SVal,.1rf A(rl alevftlnil allnnllAn A . Mill, nil fit .liAcn firnltlamu fltlfl Iu t..ll
KlkS ' .w.,n.u ...IIUHMll HC III- "'! II. w n.vn. ...v...", . ..v..
' fivliitteMett ny tne tiayer. unemas K. Jilt Jilt
iffi&'Um.Vtnlimtetthc P. R. T. Company.
yj ; aa MKvvegiem. xne lease in its tinnl
v-vifV-wvm was inc iruic ei inese aeilDera-
tlew.
W. A.'Va icbse nreviurs, nmeng etner
W'tWaca, that the city shall be paid a
I ui j- per ii i. in me .cost ei tne
iBnnunly, beginlng in 102J and in
Ming 1 per cent annually until )
jcent is reached In 102".' If alt-e
ses tnat tne line biinil be put in
Hen NevembervC of this year anft
the city ImIiiiII furnish 1(M pur.
al and interlocking systems also are
iMWHQti wstuiieu uy trie city, it Is also
VwiV-Mreea in tne lease that the city shall
nvwJiirfi;'the cowpony S13S.6J50 for the cost
',i..V,jff jajttra siiep equipment for operatiea
?r)F(
I Special S7
Afeaiure- y'X
tntnt ffiL 1
m xx jf
ISal J&r
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MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
These Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Lean Picnic Shoulders 1 01
Fresh-Ground Hamburg Steak .... I M II
Lean Boneless Beef for Stewing. . . w' mVe
Pure. Lard in Pound Prints P
Our Beef Is the Best Meney Can Buy Nete
i These Prices ,
fr. ROAST of BEEEOA
CITY DRESSED SHOULDERS OF PORKaVi V lb'
SSSSi' CTI7 A IT-G ec
Lean Sugar-cured Sliced Boneless Bacen. . .25c lb.
Lean Boneless Stewing Beef Qic
Finest Half Smokes or Ham & Beef Bologna . . lb
Large Selected Eggs in Cartons 30c dez.
Finest Creamery Butter in V-lb. prints 45c lb.
Olee or Nut Margarine 3 lbs, for 50c
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
5221 -23-25 Market St. 5939MarketSt.
rAJ7.
JM
'(StW?
at
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eauinned te cone with them,
"The Ilcpubllcan Party mutt present
a united front this fall against the at
tacks of its enemies. The Hardin; Ad
ministration must be Indorsed, net by
talk, but by Republican Senators nnd
Congressmen.
"The Republicans of Pennsylvania,
with Pinchot as their candidate for
(Soverner, will sweep the State from
ten te bottom, and net only insure a
a that the linn hlmll l, nf in ' competent unminit.irai.eii nt llnrr s
?H5".? """? ." l. m p,,t '" I burir. but send n solid ilclciratlriii i lmnL
the President In Washington ns well."
The Orlest declaration is ndmittcdlv n
staggering blew te the combine, which
had been counting en the support
of the veteran chieftain. Following fast
en the setbneks received at the White
Heuse, it has Alter leaders completely
up in the air. They don't knew what te
leek for next and there are strong inti
mations that Auditor General Lewis is
getting ready te explode a bomb in he
organization camp some time between
new nnd primary election day. It is je je
perted In informed circles that the
Lewis shell will cause a bigger explosion
thaji an; thing which has Issued from his
eflicn m far, since he began a real in in
ctlgatlen of the accounts of the Com
monwealth. Congressman (Jrlest's announcement
In.fnver of Pinchot is net a hastj Judg
ment. It was decided en after he, in
his well-known manner, liml pnr,.fi.ii
caAvaased sentiaieat la hla home county
line.
1
rwiic Menace Unites Greek Factions
'-," . mwiuwiih:, jjujt . j.ne menace
ifpwnna utr ipiwu in nvr ngiii. witn
ptaTturklsh Nationalists iu Asia Miner
te tending, te word the unification of all
Haaaks. Who arc slnklnc nartv illfrr.
v )ie!,irt the face of he common danger,
,.' , '8'tn.repertcd In Greek quartets lictc.
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'conditions.' Te'th, liberal' policy we ewe our. pesitiQnfaleadersWptin.the
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iu..). in thn AiWv naj-Bdlse of America). A Every
pound contains the pure, rich cream, from 10 .'quart of
milk! Have you ever tasted It?
1 - -, ;
Richlanrl Kutter lb 42C
i
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Pure .creamery prints ,
Galyriized.Pails 1. 17.
Swift's Sifep Seap , . . . ." 2Y2'
Babbitts Borax Seap, 6 kM ,25a
Asce Sifted Peas " 17e
.. 3 cans for 50c
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Asce Black Pepper ..310
Asce Cream Mlhtsw? , . . .Ib 25r
Blue Rese Rice... ,bp,"9'
TemtersSsii Preserves i26c
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Tatte the difference?
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m Coffee
-25'
.Always uniform in the
cup; the ' same blend,, the
same roast, the same un-
vnrvlne" crnnifnpn-t It nevnr
changes. In V word the best cup that ever
passed ypur lips.V - , , .
Asce Evap) Milk'.;;.
Better for your coffee
cream. t , .
tb
an
tall can Qe
ordinary
Milled from the Best Wheat Grewn
Xtai
Fleur
12-lb
bag
S7?
P aaV 1jiH
l , " 'X.
All the feed elements nature lias put into
the kernels of the choicest wheat are retained
in Geld Seal Fleur. Yeu "must have geed
flour te. de geed baking. iy, .
Geld Seal Fleur1. . .... .Wb " 2?
Aisce Baking Powder, -" 5e- 9e 17'
E (T O carton of ' Jj'
twelve
The very choicest of the new-laid eggs.
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29'
Every egg guaranteed strictly "fresh.
.All
Leathers
Rubber Heels
Tliese Shoes
Will Fit Yeu
Men who are unusually
hard te fit will find in
the special measure
ment shoe illustrated (
above just the type that
will fit their individual
needs. The style will
please the most dis
criminating, the com
fort will please the
roost exacting.
And that isn't all.
This shoe has the fa
mous comfortable and
protective cushion sole
that has lifted Dr.
Reed Cushion' Shoes se
far above the ordinary
run of footwear.
7ene Mere Stylish-
7vrejc as Comfortable
Held Nowhere Kit
106 S. 13th St
T LAST! PHILLY AND
THE SEASHORE UNITED
r '
i
W L. Lk.'OtM
Teddy Bear Sugar Cern . f . .4nn W
Sugar Beets,.'
ready te serve
bla ran JJe
Cooked Sweet Potatoes, b, c" 15
Asce Perk & Beans, 3 c,,, 25s
Gorten's Clam Chowder, n 12
Asce Cider Vinegar ..
bet
16
Calif. Peaches . i. . ."" 23e 29'
Asce Macaroni .-..?. . 3 pkM 25
4
I
4
"t'i
Reg.
25c
If Rich Creiamy Cheese l0 2 1
c
lb
Fine Table Salt
1 .1 Fi.ve-cent'
h - bagafer,
Reg.. 10c pkg Shaker Salt cut te 7c
10
Breems
45c Breems
60c Breems
70c Breems
cut te
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cut te
cut te
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39c
54c
64c
Asce Tomate Catsup . .ble bet 15
Asce Table Mustard l" 12
Norway Mackerel, el, 5- T-15
N-) Pineapple Cakes'" 29c
cijB.G. Crisp 19c
Fresh from the evens.
Asce Cern, Starch ...:,. phj7c
Geld Seal Oats "' 8e
Sunsweet Prunes .'. .n12Vi 18c
Ammonia) O
bottles
for
The Tacony-Palmyra
Ferry Company Opens
This Saturday
TERMINAL POINTS
Ttceijr feet of Lrlcl itrttt
Pslsijrrs feet of Gnaia.is.en retd
MAY THE SIXTH, 1922
At 4 o'clock P. M.
Great news for the metdrist
rtlrect connection between the Nertliehst
Boulevard nnd tlie White Herse Jpe.
a short route (ns the crew files) between
ISprth Philadelphia and outlying dis
tricts nnd the seashore.
no congestion or traffic Jams.
a 21 -hour service with large, well-equ'lpped
beats.
a 20 and 30 minute schedule.
exLr ."vlca during rush hours and
Sundays.
Hew te get there
RoewTelf' Boulevard te Rebblni '
ave te feet of Latlek atrcct,
Tttceny. Kerry )geea te feet of
Clnnumlnaaii read, Palmyra, New
lent), jrirari reuia te Wlilta
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THE TACONY'AND PALMYRA
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W Victer Bread
HlU Leaf M
Bluincr
Asserted any way you wish. -,
20
Baked just as you would bake it in your
own kitchen. Our evens have a capacity of
mere than two million leaves weekly,
Victer Raisin Bread ,08' 10C
Luscious seedless raisins aplenty.
asce
10(
Teas I A
Vi lb pku, 23c; 1 lb pkg, 45c
The very cfieicest pick
ings of the tea plant cpme
te us from the Orient.
Packed in scaled containers, yith all the de
lightful flnver and strength retained. Five
delectable blends your favorite is ,hcre.
Old Country Style Orange Pekoe
Plain Black Mixed India Ceylon
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Meal Specials in Our 207 Sanitary Meat Markets
' ' (QueUty andCleanlineh Reign Supreme) J , ' ,',
FIINEST QUALITY NATIVE BEEF
Chuck
Rolled
Pet
Rhaet ib 1 flc I kan Soup Beef
lb
Ib
Thipk End Standing Rib Roast
Best Cuts Standing Rib Rnf
lb
Ib
7c
10c,
18c
28c
. ciTkT;E5?edmilk-fed veal
f , Xtu j y
Breast
Shoulders lb 16c
Hack lb 18c
Rump Roast
Neck-
....lb, 22c
... .lb 14c
Lein Chens ...".. Te 2Rn
Rib Chops lb 22c
Cutlets lb 32c
These prices effective in our Phila., Camden and h,.,K.. u. .. . . . . I. .
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