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Other characters in the masque, many t,( nhem are from Philadelphia, were: Buriess. Jane Shlbc ; town herald. Roso Reso Rose iTnd Athrrhelt : town tinker, Huth Tan Sir -first villager, Carolina White; weend villager, Uertrude Yarnall : third tJllMcr, Eleaner Cnnrew; Lady Byl Tia Dorethy Nassau; Sir Basil, Mnr raret Herrman ; hlack-eycd Bess, Edith Tualcy; je-ter, Henrietta Keller; maid if honor, Elinblh Colket, and flower rirlj, Louise Krimln, Anna Itebcrts, Margaret Levering and Alice Schrack. WOOCTWILL ASK PENN FOR 6 MONTHS' EXTENSION Cable Frem Qeneral Is Expected Frem Manila Trustees of the University of Penn ijlvanla expect te get a personal re quest from Majer General Leenard Weed asking for aiv extension of his ve of absence from the proTeUhlp nt , th University. A dispatch from Manila yesterday said that General Weed neuld cubic directly te the trustees. It Is understood lie will ask an ex tension of six months beyond Septem ber, the date thnt he was supposed te aisumc the provestshlp. MORE WOE FOR ANASTASE American Embassy at Paris Take3 Up Claim of Alleged Wife Ne. 1 The American Embawy at Paris, ac cording te a dispatch received today, his taken cognizance of n formal com plaint filed there by Mile. LioubefT Mouremsky. charging Annstasc Andre rltch VonMatskey-Vonsiutsky with big amy. A claim for non-support may fol fel low, accerdlic te the report. Venslatsky was married February 4 In the Russian Cathedral In New Yerk te the former' Mrs. Marien R. Stephens, of Cblcnge, who is worth many mil lions. They are living in Itldley Park. and the yeuns husband erks nt the Baldwin plnnt. where he is a $21 a week apprentice. The situation apparently hinges en whether the jeuns woman in Paris Is a Jewess. If It can be proved that she Is, the mnrrinje which she alleges she f entered Inte with Venslatsky at Yalta, In the Crimen. 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Davis, n retired sea caUain, at 701 tldrldgc itieiiue. West Coillngsweod, !.. this metnlng. The blaze Marled In the nttle. pre sumably from nu overheated chimney. The flames hud made heulway en the Wrd fleer when Mrs. Davis discovered uem. The less is estimated at 51000. . VISITOR FINDS MAN DEAD Frederick Schley Killed by Gas In Bearding Heuse Frederick Schley, fifty-four Jenrs 0M was found dead last night iu n gas mied room in a bearding house, nt 2500 Bu, Sc,t"1"1 bt'cct. by n visitor. 1...1 V1 '"".' "PParentlv been asplivx- i Jhr ,a,yh "- The mi, rented room Monday, paid a week's beard nu was net M'en since. Harding Heles Out en Werries Continued from race One and was In geed shape te de justice te the feast which had been prepaved. As it was te be a full day h work or coif. Mr. Hnrdlnir (inlslieil bin ceffe quickly and was back en the green again nerore ninny of the week-end visitors hnd reached dessert. Tonight the Picsldent Intends te spend the night nt the club. According te present plnns, Mr. Harding and partv expect te leave At lantic Clt.v for Wushlniffen tomorrow afternoon. lilts Sev Partisanship "We wnnt yen women. Wc want your counsels, intuition, judgment, in stinct and inspiration. Yeu arc remiss in your service te jour country If you de net meet your obligations iu the fullest." Jhnt is the declaration of tlie Prcsl- dent in speaking here last night "be fore the onventlen of the New Jersey Weman's Remihllcan rinhs. It wnn Hip firt time the President has spoken be fore an assemblage of women since they were given the vote. He rcmnrked that he "liked very well" the way they par ticipated in tlic presidential election of 101U "I believe with nil my heart that women can only nlay their nart In na tienal affairs fully when they piny It In connection with it recognized political organization," the President said. "I de net believe in personal, group or sex government. I would leek with very great sorrow upon .the day when wc would have anything In America like party division along sex lines. "Of course, I have a preference ns te which party women should belong, but I would sny with all sincerity te any women In America, If you cannot sub scribe te the enunciated principles and policies of one purty, cheese nnether which conies mere nearly expressing your views. And if you de net find one outstanding party which represents thnt which you belleve te be right, then go into a party and make it believe what J en think is right. Holds te Old Precepts "Seme one has wild it Is net' a very thoughtful man who leeks backward for his insiihntlen, but I like te held fast te the tilings iiicli made us what we are. One et' these things is party govern- ' ment. I would rather have It at any time than personal, group, or sex government, or nny ether division from the sjsrem of our fathers. "I must tell you something. If it is i personal, make the most of it. The present Admiulstratlen'is net supported better anywhere than it is In New Jersey. I hnve mere thnn a personal fondness for Sennters Edge and Fre- i liughuyscn. I cannot nlways beat them I at Lelf. but I knew where te find them w hen there is a difficult problem te solve for this Government. "I hope you think ns well of them both as the Chief Exccuthc docs at Washington." Mis. Hunting was presented te the audience, following which the presi dential party metered te the Chelsea Hetel, where the President spoke te the hankies in com en ion there. The President, who apparently was tired nfter his most strenuous iay, only speke ten minutes. He importuned the A story Involving desertion, con spiracy and ether unplcnsnnt things, vns unfolded today by Miss Blanche H. Onrrisen. an attractive, young wemnn. when she fnced Magistrate Ceward charged with passing worthless checks. With nn attltttde Indicating surprise mere than fear, she listened ns dc tectlrea asserted she hnd passed had ehcckH at the Hetel Itlttcnhnuse here and nt ether hotels In New Yerk ntid Washington. It wns also testified that Miss Garrison, before going te the Rit Rit tenheuse, hnd stepped nt the Hit. Hit. Carlten, where she was registered a May Anna Gray. The young wemnn said that she lived in Connecticut avenue, In the fashion able nccllen of Washington. "My mother died last November." she said, "and left me considerable money. My sister wanted te get pos session of it se she had mc placed In nn institution near Washington. I was under observation for a week, but 1 convinced the physlclnni of my sanity nnd was discharged. I went te New New Yerk' with the Idea of going en the state. IUter I changed my mind nnd I came here." he paused te strnigntcn tne shirt of her gray sport suit and nrrnngc her big black hat. Then as she surveyed her Russian gray shoes she added. "Thcse check charges arc n great surprise. I wns informed by my bnnk In Wnshinsten thnt I had a balance there." Mls5 Garrison stroked her black bob bed hair ns she waited the ndvice of the magistrate. "Are you married?" he asked "Yes, but my husband deserted me." The magistrate was net visibly touched by the recital. He gave her a sweeping glnncc. "Six hundred bail for a further hear ing," he yawned. R-Mm'?' & ' 'IC 'i'-.i MS;; Hk President Harding Is fergctHng the multitudinous worries of his official position during u brief vacation at the shere as the guest of Senater Edge. This morning he was out bright and early with his clubs. The upper plcture shows, right te left, Senater Edge, E. II. McLean, of Washington, and the President. Rclew, the President is holding a tliTit fest with some future voters bankers te work together for one com mon cnuse that being the restoration te nermnlcy. He told of the need of or ganizations and admonished them te work elbow te elbow with the laborers, doctors and business men In general. The President plans a 1M te the Chelsea Raptlst Church tomorrow. He Is undcy n premise te the. pastor. It seems that when the President at tended services in this church during his last visit here, the Rev. Themas J. Cress wns vacationing. He wrote te President Harding expressing sorrow nt his absence en such an auspicious oc casion and the President assured Dr. Cress that he would attend services en this trip. Secretary and Mm. Wenka n,i .t terney General Daugherty have arrived and completed the official party, te which Senater Edge Is host. I hone'rchesTer BLUEC0ATS Silver Stars Qe te Men With Effl-I dent Service Records Silver stars, ene for every five vears of continuous service, nave been awarded te twenty-fire members of the Chester police department in recognition of faithful and efficient service. Mnver Ramsey made, the presentations, follow ing an inspection of the entire force nnd a drill by the mounted and traffic squads. James Wright, desk sergeant, leads the entire force in , cars of continuous serv l"e. being credited with twenty-two j ears and one month. T "Meat & Eat" DIlcleus feed icne4 IhIIv at the Tamlly Restaurant. Superlatives sr treach ereus, but we have no temerity In proclaim ing our ilellcleiiH (iOM)KN CLOW COFFEE th belt te be had anywhere. And the price la only 5c per Cup (tr gy . Jf-3g jter "W 1225 MARKET ST. Never Closed Strike Makes Havana Thirsty c.f,T,f,a,m' Muy V,'-Th0 greater part Jiril. """ lVu'"it Ker. due te u trlke of emplejes in the pumping de- Kr'- , lU" "V" ,mvu " been paid "r uciera mini i. ' """f " ' imTTT I) l Don't U. Pay $10 or More LAIGLON ANNEX, I'rnm Nuen te H k. .M SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.50 1 ' Aln TAIIIX D'HOTE IIINNI'.K. SI l-lcclnl rii'(tern, Hec te SI 1604 CHESTNUT TT" 1 1 ii i ii ii 1 1 -"mr : V -i'jBr "3 OPPORTUNITY Fer Men and Women LEADING publisher has openings for subscrip tion sales representatives in various counties in Eastern Pennsylvania. Sntitrwm New Jpysv. Delaware and Northern Maryland. The work involved can be made permanent. Most of the people you knew and meet are Interested in these publications. Yeu will Imve every opportunity te build up a constantly increasing clientele. If you have -an auto mobile, meter cycle or bicycle, se much the better, but this is net absolutely necessary. The work ia pleasant and pays well. The mere time and effort you put in the greater your profits. Write at once for full details of this opportunity which pays generous commis sions te men and women of intelligence, ability and determination te use their spare time te earn money. Bex M 127, Ledger Office, Philadelphia vmi Is! A;W7 K?Sr"'rumi&i?.v' ' ilrBBBHKltaMI 4-i4 mtBiiiillH MAJOIt GHNKRAL JOSEPH E. KUHN, U. S. A. WILL GREET GENERAL KUHN Leader of Seventy-ninth Dlvltlen te Be Guest of Veterans Fer 'the first time since the Seventy ninth Division was demebilised nt Camp Dix in 10111, the men of the division will have an opportunity tonight te greet their old commander, Majer Gen eral .Ie'eph 11. Ktihn. The First City Troop Armery en Twenty-third street between- Mnrkct nnd Chestnut streets ia expected te be lillcil with vctcrnnt tonight at 8:!50 ('clock, when (he general will nrrlve. I'rlur te the reception, General Kuhn ivlll be (he honor guest nt a dinner nt oe Hlttenheusc Club, arranged by the exeeutUe committee of the Hevcnty nintli Division Avoelutlen. of which Lieutenant Colonel H. Harrison Smith Is president. FIRE DAMAGES THREE HOMES Fire in n rear shed of the home of Itcbcrca .Tohn-en. 1010 Pnnnmn street, nt ,'!.n0 o'clock this n.ernliiK ppread te the nhedq of the house of Anna Hnckctt, 1017. and Annn TJrenklcy. 1021 Panama street. The lewi was about $1200. WMvrffliR IS ORDER TO OFFICE Gil JiW Head of American Railway Express Company Force Here ; "Something Had te lie Dene" WR fCKls Bobbed hair in nil right but lcep it In captivity. Leng earrings may be all right for ballrooms or boardwalk strolls but they have no place In an office, dangling ominously ever an Ink well. And se Henry V. Freeman, of the American Railway Kxpress Company a office, where hcvernl hundred girl toil dally, dcfcldcd that bemcthlng had te be done. Dallv before his eyes there bobbed mere tiian four bcere of closely cropped feminine heads. There were brunetes, benna-cttea, decided and tin -decided blendes, tltlnns ami various ether hue. And drooping fren. nearly one hun dred pairs of eais were long earrings. "Yes, something hnd te be done." said Mr. Freeman with n sigh, lie Ih business-like looking nnd doesn't claim te be, nn nutherlty en frills or fashion!.. "If n ulrl enters nn nflire'ln n bnl ., , ,i . ......... i. t.i , room gown, ne uiuieu, wuy hiieiuu tr we nernilt the men te cenie te worker . . . . . ... .. ... t . c-- witn rniKH in t licit' neHPHf us jnttii pui: l)usiiniM propesitidii. ir it ii one clrl about fifteen minutes of flriii'H time te primp up, Imnglne UnfJI less when n liiindred girls ile It. Ji "I hnve no objection te bobbed or short skirl, but Ih .hair must kent in contiel c iKucd nn or telling the girls they muM refrain ttt wwirlng long cnrrings mid oilier perllueus jewelrj. iiUi thut they mi went' iieln en t hi Ir in r If it s Iml nnd drc" in n iiiiiiiii.'i- lieiltliug thftli hliilielis as empleNcs, only ii scnsihle Hill lieu nl any cemplnii Mii" Nellie Ik niii.'iti. Miiperlnlendcnt' of welfme at the ellice, nlil rIie hl no object ion le hiibbed Imir. hut ncvcr. thel' "erdiMM nn1 orders." . , II' till II' 11 II M IRIIHHQW.S "T niiimer lielltllng thMfMi'TS Ncs. Wc believe itrMm ling te de. I haven't fi inls iiheut it." -V i Sterling Silver Dinner and Tea Services Knives - Ferks - Spoons and Single Pieces The most appreciated Wedding Gift Closing hour ledqy 12 necn We Have Them With Fawn Quarters Veu can buy the same style and quality at Kelszner'H and save 50 per cent. fMctl Pett, 10c $7.90 Alse in patent leather, gray suede quarter nnd all-black satin. We Hav0 Them a Lew at $4.00 hosiery te $1.65 Full fashioned silk match. REISINER 939 MARKET ST. 2 kntiunces 1 NORTH 10TH ST. AM. one stehk AND 20 S. S2D ST. MS iMI VMM M WlkU i "l a lSMn P ,W1' t COMMISSION fOflTHK N SO ROAN IX ATI OM OF THI STATC OOVMNMINT imt bm 4f tr still Qv? COMMONWBALTH Or MNNSYUVANIA HARRISBURO Te The Republican Voters of the 2 1st, 22d, 38th and 42 J Wards T ASK your votes at the election, for ONE x REASON. I had the honor of proposing In the Icgls Icgls Icgls ioture the joint resolution for a commission te reorganize the state government In the In terests of economy. The commission elected me its chairman. I have attended every meet ing since January 4th. Te save the taxpayers money is the first object of this Commission. Te de this requires the passage of bills through the legislature. 1 am net asking you as a personal favor te vote for me next Tuesday. I am asking you te vote for me as the Chairman of a commis cemmis commis slen that Is working te save your money. Yours faithfully, GEORGE WOODWARD, i Simier, tth DUtrlct. LVLr ff i BBBBBBft LBBBBLVVC' ?? iiii " lSkl ffHJ HHl I "Uti S Btf5jt 'Tj't' flHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBLiXutinflBBBllBBBE BLBBLBW 1 iil" ILZiBB tHBLm 4W' LLLBLBBBQbiBBBBBvI vJlf! 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Clip this card and have dealer sign it. ,: W 41 ggRyCTygCTffiggagrsreiBg sr?7,-LZX (cu&ef9irtv6duciiGiYix fif NtWIVIK II l MJ S B-W4 t AhtatahenJ - A. u . 1 . ... bwMvettr eMbtttOTt V Pur,irur r1 $ioer euAZ$t """& f c ... PtCKHjLLdR'R.NlTVRf Qe IB ifW-irt it l,,f,B PN m .pi a , a?Jsps,, Be Sure Your Dealer Signs Above Card or One Like It. ecK&Hi -rurbniTUR m. mcemdanv 642 north Bread St. Cor. Wallace ML JbLT New Yerk 215 W. 35th St. PHILADEI ,PHT a Bosten, Denver. Le. An,.l. S.n Fr.nel.ce. Pertl.nT.u Chicago Wabash & 14th X.J m tfi i l J mmm'''mw few ... &M kLLMMSaky f 1.'I6 Jl-U. ir ii: IVh rt-i&ti&asi .i1 HVi J'fil . y Wdtit. HA S. f Kt ifjii r. tV-. 'tfTjassiv?' .A - Al ....SiYj.iS.'liJi... .i .. i-.v. 'f n.wx. - -
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