jf"'C "w ; "" '-v' '" HOTiXWWVI "Ftfc L1 'VfWSi "iWHl'Krt 1,1 i, - Vlf Aviwwrwfurit WJW. , ..V ' ,,w ip,.n ' i iv : VSTfXV' '' rJSJ.f Vi'3 w T'- . J -"i 1?'. wsai ' .i mw WW VR. "' i'- t- " T? . ', J i IFH. - w IV W T" V V EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, .WEDNESDAY, MAX 24, ; 1022, :' . Hf- M rt-iL raUrt, Ki.V- . KfK i,!'A ffi 5J& J'A ,'l'&"' V. ' &. A - J it .toil V. JSUV i7 wv fCLAD'S PARERS1 Fare Expenses t well All Hard Reet Vegetables and make Wealth Frem Watte KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, etc. VICTOR V. CUD CO. 119 & 121 S. 11th St Nc CLERGY WOULD END WILSON BACKS POU of UAINUIINU UN NLIVI5 Urged at Presbyterian Assembly IARCEST OLD BOOK STORE IN AMERICA BOOKS llv hi Assnd.iteil Pre A book owned is ls Moines, Mn.v . rieiirishliie better than a n letter ftem wiiiinm ennr) Hnrt. t.nnlf 1 n. r rt 1 tVnlll!l till I f I Atl . Lf It ffl CfflT UpfllTf1 RfillftHT Much of the S0 Prps-bMi-riiin CommlIeticrs of ths UV Villi I peasur? derived viMl i'ihtiiI Assembly hi-re y.t.nln.v, from books conies through , thut flJm lnfm,tH wprii ,. 'ownership; and the mere you (,tll)nR ,ret,,stnnt pn,tnr, ln tll0lr pil.. (appreciate books, the greater tnres In retnllntlnn for tin irns.'rMp the pride you take in owning vnifn " Hnrt s litter vn ln reply te ph.' frnn t!u minister, who W tilm censer en the l'.-iellk Const. jiretestliiR npilnst pi- Ex-President Urges Re-election North Carolina Cenaressman I I l..lll. V f Mnr 't. Mir A. . !,", " - ' " --- ll'.) Heceipt of a letter from former I l'resldent Wilsen stiitlne that In his! . judgment the letlreinent from Congress I of ltepreenttitive K. W, Pell, of the I Boycott en "Unclean' Pictures I Fourth North ,.nrelnn District, would I be "n serieus1 losste the nnrty and te the country, " vus announced today' ' t 1. S. .Icrinnn. Raleigh bunker. The1 letter from tin former I'reMdent was In respoti-e te one recpieMlng his rati- , matlen of the North Carolina Con gressman, who faces opposition in his I district for renominatlen, "I ii m glad te Iiiim an opportunity," ' Mr. Wilsen wrote, "te expresw my eon- i tideiire In Mr. IMunnl W. Pell. He' has certainly been a most conscientious i and useful member of the Heuse, and I throughout my administration rendered me, and tin lause.s I believe ln, the most constant and generous service. In i my judgment his ivtlrement would be a serious less te t!iu part? and te the country." - ASSAIL BILL HART'S REPLY 'them i Beeks Bought. Libraries Purchased Leary'sBoekStore Ninth Street Belew Market (Opposite Pest Oflict) ALIEN LAND LAW VALID Dess Net Violate Constitution. Call Call fernla Circuit Court Rules i San Francis, Mn '4. tHv A. P. i j -California s alien land law ielutes no i previsions of the Federal Constitution turc in which a pastor is portravee as robbing a stage coach In order te cum plet" the construction of n small i liliri.ll lTn. ,. In. (a nutltA. il f lin . ,.... .(...., ...ii. ,-. tt,,,t,ii .i - , ... ,., ., , f-cenarie In miesilen. wrote that In ad- " ""- lt,.,,V"n,lt 1 """ '"! ,''atJ "c" , mired "a man brne enough te go ahead '"'".." ''"' ' !,i,nl 's,,Jt,'-, "' nJmu '' I v itli his geed wer ll rMM5kma ffl!!l!I!l!ilTJlr,!a!!l!IPfil!:!j!31!:iil!l Asce Stores are known for their Quality Eggs 9 Fresh Country Eggs - 30c $MSkEggs 35c carton of twelve At all our Stores I 1 la'PHI'! lit Bamnprirfr MfflnsHiffi Market and fourth Sfc. PHILADELPHIA. Seme Home made Products Are Geed WHILE some home made products are un doubtedly geed, home made wills arc danger ous. Te assure your wishes, being carried out, have your attorney draw your will and name this insti tution as your executer and trustee. Consult Our Officers. CAPITAL & SURPLUS $1,600,000.00 although it lmelv robbing a stage coach. Later in the picture, the pastor Is caught by a posse. Hart saves lam trein hanging by cutting the rope with a shot from his pistol. Singled Out for Hidlrule, He Says ""show me a film which tnieules ei . - ,'ts a Catholic priest or a Jewish i Hi in this manner," .shouted Ir. Itnegleb. "These insults are aimed a Us T ie nrtnl: no motion nirtnrrs mmi-1 l th Committee en Temperance and ,u Sftew M iral Welfare in its report tnrlier in u Jiij . gae niily a hint of the strm which burst when Dr. Ilrleglel, of the s' b-cemmutte en movies, took the pint f n i He described a scene from ei pii turc in which a woman is bitten "ti tl't breast by a viper. The liere. i.n da.inted by ion catien, tears e(T her heipce and sacks the poison from tiic wound. "Why, if the motion plcturmenS intention- arc se moral, did the director net have the iper bite the woman en tin writ?" nsked Pr. Briegleb. Boycott of theatres showing objec-tien-ible films and national censorship nt the point of production, based upon a Federal law. were urged by the reso lution adopted. Dr. Briegleti, of the Motion-Picture Sub-Committee, presented an outline te be followed in the censorship of motion pictures, as fellows : KUmlnatien of women in abbreviated costumes. Ne scene. of drinking or smoking bv men or women, and no dancing scenes Abolition of all "triangle" plays and scnes dealing with inharmonious home life. A ban en crime or underworld film scenarios-. elimination of all d"ath-bed "agony" scenes. A boycott by the General Assembly te be maintained by all constituents of the Presbyterian Church against all theatres presenting "Pictures that nr Suggestive and L'nclean." was recom mended ln the report of the Beard of Temperance and Meral Reform. Sees Spread of Meral Blight Certain interests ln the motion pic ture industries, it was charged, "make light of marriage, woman's virtue, the Lord's Day. the KIghteenth Amend ment, and chastity, thus spreading a moral blight across America and strik ing at the vitals of th.e Natien ln sug gesting te the youth of tlw land ruin ous habits." The Beard of Publication and Sab bath Scheel "Werk plans a natiennl organization te be known as the As sociated Presbyterian Beys' Clubs, Dr. Hareld McA. Robinson, of Philadelphia, , secretary of the beard, reported yester day. The purpose of the proposed 'organization, he paid, is te "unify the boys' work of the Church." Bnch club 1 te undertake some dehntte form of Christian service. erdiug te the uunnimn.is opinion ren deird by .Judge W. W. Merrow, of the Culled States Circuit Coin t of Appeals, iih.l .Teiltr.w 1 T 1l..rillti,r ..li.l Yl IT ' Saw telle, of the I "nlted States District Court, yesterday. The thri e Judges at en banc te pass 'ipen the application i Ra.wuend L. I'rli k and N. Satow, the latter a sub ject of Japan, who sought te enjoin Attorney (ienera! 1'. S. Webb and Dis trict Atteriicj Matthew Brady from .nterferins with the transfer of stock In the Merced Farm Company from Frick Cuticura Seap Clear the Skin Fi??PJiTc?BTT? Femampl; -s.s..,.,...n,,,wwt1Wrltfcrp, A.IMB,MI ECZEMA PSORIASIS ITCH Or any chronic or Lecal (kin trouble. Aik your Druggist about RU-BON. Smith, Kibe & French Ce., Phila. Wholesale Distributor ECONOMY BASEMENTS-?' m Vfffg-l (Mil New gt Plan ) Fer Selling kflff i Men's Women's Shoes FOR CASH ONLY Ne Hrturnlnc Select style desired, your size w'll be given you te try en. In this way you can buy $6 TO $10 VALUES Women'!, $4 Men's, M .50 Ne Mere Ne I.tn REISZNER 20 S. 52d St.Optn Krcnlnis 939 Market St. SnSV I'nrcfl Teut 10c Ui ncommen dense I5.v Plan JOHN DI.AKE 4 Increases the action of the intestines Hundreds of men and wo men have already found freedom from laxatives by eating Fleischmann's fresh yeast. Doctors arc new agreed that proper elimination of waste matter should be brought about by feed. One doctor comes right out and states plainly that the indiscrim inate use of cathartics is one of the causes of constipation. physicians nil ever the country are recommending Fleischmann's fresh yeast becaiwe it is a fresh .feed, rich in these elements which keep the intestines healthy. In one series of tested cases, normal functions were restored in from 3 days te 5 weeks. Try It out for yeurself. Begin to day byadding 2 er3 cakesef Fleisch tnann'a Yenst te your everyday diet. Keep it up and see hew nor mally and regularly your intestines ct. Be sure it's Fleischmann's Yeast the familiar tin-foil 1 M with the yellow label. eracr wixn your CITIBS are congested, and unhealth f ill . and ugly and hard te get about ill because they just grew. Many of them are beautiful in spots and pleasant enough te live in if one has enough money te live in the most desirable parts of them. But alwajs there are slums, where the houses are dark and dingy, and the streets narrow and dirty. F,ii little towns hne their slums, usually In the outskirts that are scat- e red about them, or ln little congested enters, left te decay because trade or idweling sections have gene elsewhere. AXD the reason why cities are always ragged and patchy and net at all what they ought te be Is because no body plans them unt.l tee late. A great builder named Hausmann did make out Paris te some extent, lajmg out great boulevards, and setting a sys tem en which the rest of the city has 'e be built. Hut already there were vast dixtrtcts t ii-h oeulii net be built ever, and these he 1,'id te leave as they were. When the City of Washington was Ii .lit another architect, L'JInfant, pre- uli'd a plan for it. Bit the plan was only half follewe 1 with the result that much of the city ,j ug'y and uncomfortable. it will take, scores of years and nn lien- of dollars te make it what P ought te be. RealfyAteshed PI- FOR. Etrrr hit of dirt, rrnuc, nnd !! r r metrrf, nnl tha lutr keet. Wr a n Injurious moo or vnulUnc comneandt, SHORT STORAGE Dmy or Eewnlng 25c GARAGE 1625-31 MARKET ST iNerlh lid; btwn ISIh and 19th Stl.) oil pack .Place a TFA 1 da F ANY great nation should dee1(ie e- y te build a new capital It would be built according te plan, and it would be beautiful and healthful, and a de ' lightful place in which te live. But It Is tee late te make the old cities ever. People sett'e lu homes aad i will net leave them, and the people de cid'i what shall be done about rebuild ing. We speak of city planning today I partly because such a thing has just 1 been suggested for New Yerk, but j chiefly because the ragged and irregular growth of cities is much like the ragged and irregular growth of human lives which are net planned ln the beginning, the plans being followed throughout life, f TIIF3 mar educatl FIR man who plans his career his Ien. his business, ids home i wl'l hnu! a life that Is orderly and i bPautitul. I The m.ln who just grows will realize. some time that lie tee in ut loose ends anil that he meds rebuilding and rear ranging. And then it will be uite tee late te de anything about it Blue and Geld Aute Tags In 1923 Harrisburg, May tM (By A. P.) Pennsylvania;! State colors of blue and sold will pe tne colors, en me automo bile tagi for 102.1, officials have decided. The cbeme it for a blue background wlta feiaen ittatrs (LOYEaJwUMPH CAS WATEH HEATER ; F JLOoftrer dREENOOVERl LEKFondeori Plenty of Het Water and Small Gas Bills with CLOVER TRIUMPH Cott of operation Ii mere important than purchase price. Cheaply con structed heaters are cheaper te bar but net te operate. CLOVER TRIUMPH larei fas and lasts years because it is scientifically made and of first quality materials. It is equally as economical as auto matic heaters at a fraction of their cost endorsed by the U. G. I. Most of your neighbor use CLOVER TRIUMPH. 80,000 installed in Philadelphia homes. Manufactured by PHILADELPHIA STOVE CO, Z!SA.' A m :' -s. - i .-,. . : i."'7i .iTj i ..; :. , AutomehueLockSpeclalislsofWiila is! I !-l '!'&: Mr 111 LV SURLOK for FORDS A rlald, terklnc strlna whel with two locking IWKlttenit ine utriltht nbead nnd the ether nt rltht nclm. Wnen locked In either of theae pesltlnns the rnr ennnet b driven or towed away, nor can lock be picked or Jimmied. Mounted in cnie-hnrdcned Kleel lie.-.il unit thtm protected nralnst uwlnr or clilecllne. HandMnv 11-lnch rompMltlen rim atnmlnnm apldrr, horn button en top of wheel, (lulckly Inatalled, R e c e m in mini bj CnderMTlters Insur ance Cempantca, $12-75 at your Ferd dtaUr or '."ii &(etmi Usects - VLH1' Cij-J " PREVENTOL" pieduces ganitary cleanlineaM. It is as necessary as soap 1 and water, because as it clean it pre vents and kills insect life. Spray "PREVENTOL" en your winter things when nutting them away it won't harm (hem, but it will prevent and kill moths. Spray it in the sick room it puri fies the air. Use it le clean porcelains. Spray it en hangings, upholstered furni ture, in cracks, closets and dark corners. Spray it in the sink and in refuse pails. "PREVENTOL" i harmless. It gets beneath ihe visible dirt it purifies as it cleans ! Buy "PREVENTOL" at Drug, Grocery and Department Stores, Speciat Combination Package d 1 QQ Pint' Can and Sprayer P ' Pint Can, 50c Quart Can, flOc TRADn-MAHK KEG. WENTOL 'MAKES A CLEAN HOME- -Ok Aero- EIGHT MODEL 890 20,000 miles en a set of tires, 12 te 15 miles per gallon of gas, the lowest first cost and tKc lowest upkeep, -the best brakes in the world, and the most aristocratic car en the market at any price. We have a new Cele Eight Ninety ready te prove te you the truth of these statements. L. S. BOWERS COMPANY 245-247 N. BROAD ST. Cocra-BtecciuM Nev en Disrur r. J t 1022-SIX The National Test Checks Every Phase of Performance The low-speed test is the check-up for all the ordinary demonstration feats. It is the sure detector of inherent deficiencies which are smoothed ever (but never eliminated) when a meter car gets under way. Inherent smoothness of operation due te scientific manifelding, per fect fuel distributienprecise valv ing, minute balance, and accurate synchronization of all moving parts in the 1922 National Six is an engineering triumph. The 1922 National Six throttles down net te the usual 2 or 3 m.p.h. in high gear, but te a fraction of a single mile, and without effort or tremor accelerates te top speed with greater swiftness than you ever before have seen. The entire chassis must be unde niably right te permit such low speed operation in high gear; such astounding acceleration; se wide a range of perfermaftce.with never even a suggestion of vibration, and always with a frugality of fuel that shames smaller, lighter cars, Matching this superb mechanism is the entrancing style of the 1922 National Six. Here is a combination of beauty, ability and value that is enhanced by comparison with any ether qual ity car regardless of price. NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE CORPORATION Indianapolis, Indiana ' NATIONAL MOTOR CAR & VEHICLE CORP. 675 N. Bread St., Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Branch TOURING CAR $2750 r--wrammmwmmm r i OF Ifesh Ltads the World in Moter Car Value (Hash) THE smooth, vigorously powerful performance of the Nash persists ever an uncommonly long period of time, with but the most infre quent need for "tinkering" er"tuningup," se that the car has come te be known every where as a long-lived car. Feurs and Sixes Pruts rtngtfrim $965 t $3390,. 1. b. factirj NA EH nSSpK. !( jtmy The EARL Creed TO BUILD an Institution as well as a meter car and te build both se soundly that no one ever can doubt the integrity of either. TO MAKE a car se geed that the simple truth about it will always be an adequate recommendation; te price it se fairly that its value can never be questioned. , TO REMEMBER that customers are mere important than sales; that while a sale may be a temporary advantage, a customer is a permanent asset; that profits are legitimate only as a by-product of service. TO REGARD our interests and these of our dealers and the public as one and indivisible; te place the permanent satisfaction of our customers and their customers forever above any temporary advantage te ourselves; in short, te win public confidence by deserving it and then te regard it as a sacred trust. TO REALIZE these purposes by putting into our product some thing mere than money, labor and materials; te add te every car that we build something invisible but net intangible, namely, the super-values that lie in these ultimate realities that men call love, faith, inspiration and aspiration. THESE ARE the values that transcend all skill of hand and cunning of machinery; that transmute the making of things and the selling and buying of them into the joy of work and the pride of ownership. These are the values that endure and that are the 6ure foundation of mutual .GOOD WILL. TO THESE PURPOSES we dedicate ourselves and our re sources, and te them we pledge the honor and the honest effort of every man, every day. EARL PRICES Touring Car $1095 Custom .Roadster ..... 1485 Sedan 1795 Brougham t 1795 PHILADELPHIA NASH MOTOR CO. Bread Street at Poplar CAMDEN BRANCH-901 BROADWAY, CAMDEN N. J. Td DEALERS: A few desirable Earl territories are still open. 'Phene, wire or write today for full franchise particulars and infor mation about our sell ing aids for dealers. EARL MOTORS, INC., JACKSON, MICHIGAN Earl Philadelphia Moter Car Ce. 235-237 N. Bread Street V Open Evenings Phene Spruce 5762 ?Ttmf f? 'ill - -' " . ' x i wv.1 1E ' iv,j-Ajyilj,'lt. : 1, . 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