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ROES OF 3 WARS
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGE-PtHLADELPtflA, MONJJY. MAY. 29,, 1922
u ?v.-
Wins Hener
WILL BE HONORED
Survivors of Struggles te Pay
Tributes te Fallen Com Cem
I rades Tomorrow
OBSERVED IN SCHOOLS
Flttlns irllmteH te herelMii mill Iny.
tiv will be 1niil tn tlie Heroes 01 tnre"
i, no vim .,. ,,in
rq tomorrow wien """ " ,
(, ,Jccel t i'" "J' Mirvivuia i i..vi.i.i n
atmerablc -drupslen.
Grnv-hnlred clprans of nc . A.
t, fliul memberi of the Aiiierlenii Le-
1 . .nil ,ttffnrut fl'fllll tllO cf-
inn. ninny (" """
Ltd f H"' World War
will ninrrli
1 HHHHHHB
i B ., ' S M
HHfe-1' " : mk
ta....'. !
PHILA. FAIR MAY
SEND MEN TO BRAZIL
lABINGTONTAKES STEPS
TO CURB PARKING EVIL
Stringent Rule3 Put In Effect Thi
Week by CommlBslenero
Klrltiucnt niiikiiiz ruli'H become effec-
live In AhliiRtmt Tewnlilt thin week.
Afti ordinance by tlic tewtmhlp ieiuiiiIh-
sloners rends :
I "Hetween tbr bourn of fl A, M. Mini
ill P. M. of nii. liny, no vehicle hIiiiII
be permitted te ienium en tlip following
I hlghwny.s of tin- TnwnplilH of Aldus
, ten : On Hnsten mail between Hip Mere-
1 liiml reml iiml WpNIi reiul. mill en
enilPUT I Welsh read between Prospect nvenue
eUUun I I nml Highland leud: nor nt nny time
en nnv blRbwny within (unity fppt of
' any tire liyilrniil, pxrppt for 111 ieiik n
Plilliitlpliililn ninv solid n ilcli'isntien l limp n nmv Iip iictiuilh iipePsMir. for
te llrnzll's fViitrinilnl, wIiIpIi eprns
9 ARE MAROONED
Courtesy Delegation Suggested
as Return for Dem Pedre's
Visit te Centennial
FUNDS FOR TRIP
Mr. an
'75 NURSES COMMENCE
PUBLIC HEALTH COURSE
Meet at Scheel of Hygiene at Uni
versity of Pennsylvania
Si'ipntj-fhe niii-cH of tin- Stntp Di"
pnrtnipnt of I lenltli who tnivn born re-
Irm-pil from tlielr enllmiry iIiiIIph nrp
A Mh rknrlm. 14 Wnlf I ""'' '"R lit tllO ScllOel of 1 1 (Cll'dP, I'lll'
d Mrs. Charles H. Wolf j M n( VvmHWnhu for llllrI1H,vl
CAMDEN 10
HAV
E
ON CAPSIZED BOAI
fcw:
1 1. i . L.. a , -;
urtPKn wars; jjisneicu American vr i-'.-f. ,
rraiis at me veria nr ena jfW'i'A"
Scouts, PeBt n, a. A. h.: Uflitffc
SpiiiiImIi Wnr Wtprnns. Aniprlmn 1A$
DIP OP! mnATinil ln"- 1,0 eutn, firing Miindu of 8enf,f
Kill l.r I I nil II I IIIN ."r Vcternnn nml HewcI'b Hand will nM
UIU ULLLUIinilUll tort at Pevt G hall nt 7 o'clock ( ffM
morrow and proceed by cars te Hr- Aw,(J
and Guests Rescued Near
Conshohocken
CRAFT CRASHED INTO ROCK
t'lmi lop II.
IiiKt ruction In publli- hcnltli iiurliiB.
wlili'h Is IipIh? sIvpii b tlie Ppunsyl
nniu Hrhoel for Sefinl Sph-Icp In nf nf
lillntleii with thp I'lilvprwlty.
I TIip veunir weiiipii hip hrrelups of
I piiIiIpuiIpm, HoeiN, iiiIiip pxploslens nml ,
oilier ilKlster.M. TIip srlienl will pem-j
G. R., Spanish-American and
World War Veterans in Me Me
eorial Exercises
." " .. ; i ...1.1..1.
'" '. .1... iim miiiifi ni iiuiifir iin'ii
ffi.l.P resting i.lncc- of ( pwI.e,
S? the Tin e of America, thousand, of
Hjel children have contributed Aerm
S floral offerings for the graves of
,hThcrMpm'erIal Dny observance thin
tear ftrctches ever n three-day period,
tribute te the dead was paid yesterday
in flmrcliee. .V bronze tablet was un
Tcllel in Hndner In honor of the twen
ty tutu of Hndner Township who made
tl great sacrifice.
Kxerclses In Schools
were nppreprintp ex
there
MISS IXKANOK It. KAIiTICN
HAMCIC Of Oirrbroeh, aeIpiI decend-innsl
coin cut leiuilf nt Mount Holelio
College
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
AT JEWISH HOSPITAL
Number of Patients Treated Ex
ceeded Any OtHer Year
All previous records for the number
of putlcntH received was broken by the
JewMi Hespitul durliiR the lnt year.
This wns shown !v iciierts iiiiule nt
the fiftj-vpvetith miniinl mcetliiK of the
in llle dp .Innrlre In September, te In
terest the I.ntln-Ainfilrnti nations In
flic Sewpil-CeiitPimlul Iipip In 102(1.
.Telm Frederick LcwIh. Iipnd of (Iip
Imposition Assoelatlen; Jehn II. Mnsen
mid ether directors today declared
themselves ns heartily In fnver of such
n move, eltlier ns pnrt of (Iip niitiennl
delegation eretic represent Iiir Philadel
phia alone.
Secretary of State Hushes hn nsked
Cencrpss te nutherlp thp appointment
by tlie President of an official delegn delegn
tien representing the United StntPS te
visit the Drozlllen fnir en n mlfslnn of
courtesy. Secretary Hughes explains
bis rpqupst op n gentlp reminder that a
Ttrnzlllan delegation, headed by Dem
Pedre II. then cmtierer. ntteiuled the
Centennial Imposition nt Plilludclpliln
In 187(1.
"It would seem te be entirely np np
preprlnte." said Mr. Lewis teilny,
"that Phlladc'iililn mid the Sesiiul-
Ccntcnninl should cither send Its own
Wolf, his wife nn I seven .,,.., ,ii ti,. s,. The Pennsylviintii
the lenditlL' or unlnndliiL' of pns-citgers etlPSts wpip iniiroenril en n cnpsipd , u. .,, .. Unrlnl Serilcc. u member
or liierehnnillsp." ' I I'mlnrliPiit jestenlav nfleriioeu nfter (he ' pn,,, f . Welfare lVilerntlen, will
.Motorists ulti2 these two renilwii.w . tlili;t.v-fHp-f"il lnunch prndii;d Inte ;i . .-, , lv nv, irmlers In ether
for tuirklii'! iiiirmisps of I en left cars ''"''K near Hip miilil p of tlie niniy imiii nm,lin i ,1P iiistructien.
stiiml for five te seven hours. Klynr above ( on-dielioclsr-ii. iss Aliee OMIiillermi. director of the
i in' nmi in uiiiii uiriirii
Vmt n i
. i I.llr. lp inn lrillllli (11 I T... I..I. II.....I...1 l I.. it , 1 i
mam in i"'"" - ;- . r ,,.,,,: 'q,"'" " " ' " ' T ",, "u"'".r "lV""V ' de egutlen te e de Janeiro, or else
V V- uili m 5 iw ?Iip bevslM,i?,Ti,,i,!f """ hd(1 nt IP V,""lk ImM- Included en tlie national delcgn
dclhcred n.liresses ind , or Illrinbers te take n
iml girls first-hind I "" eE iemc j tlvc J.u Idlngs en thp hospital grounds i Brri.IIllC frelll 0llr Rrrat we,(i'M lair of
' '''"VX, Hi aswoed Public ",,,,n.::l",::L..V.:!l,Is- A ,ur.l:M ml te make our very pn-ttiest
"" "" l? iin-iim-ii. new te tne isrnzi a n nation. vc iniisi
fiihnel Second and Wolf strcels, bad
their 'Memerial Day exercises this
afternoon
Singing of patriotic songs
ir.
JAIL TWO IN AUTO CRASH
Five Phlladelphians Shaken and
Bruised. In Brooklawn Collision
TIip collision of two initomebllcf in
1'rcekliiwn, N. J., nt midnight Inst
night landed two Negroes lit jail for
currying concealed weapons. The two,
(ieergp Smith and William Kenten,
with Paul Illnnd, all of Swpdpsbore,
wens In u car which struck another
containing five Pliiliidvlpliien.
All were taken before Justice of the
Peace Gregery at l.uwtisldc. and when
revolvers were found en Smith nnd
Denten they were held in I?'J00 ball.
Nene wns seriously hur( in (be col
lision, but nil (he Pliiliululphlaus were
shaken up and bruised. They me
Themas young, 2.HI iniiinna avenue;
IMmuiid Unff. M'Sl North Waler
street; William Ilueff, ijl'j:'. North
Water street; Kebert Irvine, '2W Knst
luillann iivphup, and Itlchard Dixen,
225 Kust Cumbria street.
timed north- ever , p" irtlnrnl f Niir.-lng of the Stat"
rk wcrn submrrKcd. " f ,ljltlt ,, P ,,. K, ,P,P
en I pi it from slnkr I Jl rler et ,1P Scheel for Secial Serv
n"t.'VthpVsl!le 'until ' ' '')''''",1 '" ""nK woiiinntedny.
The twenty-ninth iinnual pemnicncc-
ment day cxi'icNcs of the nurses' train
ing school will be held tomorrow, which
11 111 ftlui In iliitlti t Inn .Int
KPN 1 rlu ilnr4lmi tf ifKeniu vnuiiltnil n
i. " -. t. v... . . . v .m . .
"p follews: President. Arthur A. Klelsher
Biipneil tlie services, and the Hcv. 1)
lehn C. Pctrlc. rector of the St. Luk
t t I'lmreli. aae ii short talk. T
oerrisrs dosed with en address liy the rst vj,.r president, Mtier Sulzberger;
prineipnl, P. P. Cartledgc. I second vice preiident. Kdward Stern;
Scores of these etciatrs of the O. third vice president. Hurrv D. Hirsli;
A. K. partlclpiited In ccreinenies yes- I ttensurer. Willlnin II. Itesskiim: see-
tfnliiy In many of tlie entireties anil te- t retury. Alfred Majer; corresponding
morrow thej will participate in the , secretary. Jereme Dennett; directors.
marches te the various cemeteries. te serve for three years. Prank V. Klsi
While the ranks arc smaller the lack man. Charles (Umbel. Irving JJehn, I.
ef niunbeis will be mere than made up II. Silverman and Merris Wolf,
for by the spirit of loyalty which seems i
rXgUhctbcri,,fibieT- nt.PICK KENSINGTON "QUEEN"
Radner wns perhaps the most striking -
df vfterdnv's ceremonies. It was at- Business Men's May Festival te
ten-lcd by several ,'0fn"'Jwn'; n- ' Clese Thursday With Coronation
21! fell in the World Wor. Senater .frowning of Kensington's most pep
see te it that the Dem Pedre visit, be
well remembered by the elder genera
tions of Phlliulelphluns, is returned.
Cash Needed for Trip
"There erp, of course, no appropria
tions jet available for such purpose,
but it may be possible for us, if we
eoniiet send a world's fair delegation,
tn linxc the fair represented upon the
di legation dispatched by President
Harding.''
Mr. Masen spoke in terms of ap
preciation of the idea of representation
of the Sesui -Centennial at Hie de
Janeiro, if only for a period of n few-weeks.
I "Ours is .a great international ev
I iiosltien." lie tnlil. "and we must
recognize the si epe of tlie Drazilimi
fair also, while bilnglng te the atten
tion of the press and the people of our
greatest and most powerful fiiend in
... ....II . I lllflt tJHttifr ji rtiiift tt it'll! Im (Iia nln.ini
Jffief the'tewtishipVweuVy heroic -t of !,e IURtet. Dum Me .rK'.V.WS '" """"
nie.ner.nl is erected en ground, " ??a 'SStSintlfc ! T- ,J ? 1?! i
which the Chew family hnil owned for May Ouecii. and the coronation will p , J . , .K.,et , ""j ' , n,
Bl Z than 200 years. On behalf of bis '' "W i" the Metre- X Unt ' scale'', our s" ul-tv'nten"
finillv. David Chew- jestcrduy pre- peitiin Opera Heus,.. "' ' rn,n ls Tl0 (ieu)t ,hal Druzll will
ntcil the prepertj te Hndner Town- '1 here ; have been elaborate prepara- '' ' ", ' ' ,l0 M.$.
Ul 1L m: 1:1 ii" iin.1 -
hln forever. U"M ",r ""- "'"" event. tne iiuccn ,..,., . -,;,.,.. t
ilp terevir. .n,i de plila in 11il. t
Memerial in Cemetery (U.sjB11 oiubreldercd wits silver and tl,I"B by ,,alw",
Vt the same time that tlie memory paneled with jewels and strings of i
amend
ring, a wrist watch and .S20O. Tim
twenty-five girls ranking next in popu
larity will aKe receive prize.
UP A POLE WITH UMBRELLA
tt manor's fallen heroes wns being pearls.
honored, n short distance away in i The ipiecn will iceeive a" ill
TVft liflUiei J 1111 v.eiiieii-i u. uiuiiiwiiiu
Mtviee in honor of ether young Amer
icans vvlie fell In tlie last great stiuggle
iras held bv the Pbilailelphla Cliiiptcr
cf the. National Ameilcan War
itnthpfH.
n The pp.-cmenv leek place at the grave .. .
4 Kii-lgn Jesepli Fn.tiw.etl Delink, V. Says He Plans te Jump With 'Para
ph'., whose mother, Mrs. Dlaneln I chute' Arrested
Mink, is president of the Plilla.lclplilu , A , ,mlf u(u. ,,.,,,, ,
Chapter of War Mothers ,,.,.. opening an umlue'ln attracted a ct'.wd
Jehn Unnnmu.:er was the principal (U.1U. T1in, , A .,, h( (-.,,.,
S m"t ", . ' '"" ,: lr 1"1'"' ' ' rail today. Putielmun Nelan, who
iwuinuj i-iesi,ieuuii ...iiL-ii '""' 'bappeiied along, was told bv the one'
Itemize tublet, In jnemeiy of thp Itev. ",,,., .., ,, . ... ,..,...,..,,
I' -n. b L tii' iiii'tiirriiiiii llllll i
ly Piesbyteiian Chinch nt which i i,',,.,.',,,,,
?," .-;;' "ie" i ::.. : ...i....... " mc peie mat in
urarse van re. u "".' ..7l.i". " lnken luwn uml that lie mis pi emu in
tinster. was unveiled. I-olIewlng tin'
iddrcss bj Mr. Wunamaker the tablet
Ta! unveiled bv the Uev. A. Uoidep
Macl.enuau.
Geerge (i. Meade Pest, Ne. 1, (irand
Army of the Hepbubllc; Pest Ne. 2,
Sens of Veterans; (enerul Henry W.
bawten Pest Ne. 2. Veterans of Foreign
Vi'at", nnd disabled American veterans
attended a memorial service yesterday
morning In the Arch Street Presbjterian
Church, Kightecnlh and Aicli streets.
A tablet In iiiejnerv of Abrum b'tieet,
the mil) member of tlie congiegatlen
he lest ids life in the recent war, was
unveiled nt a memorial service in Ox
ford Picsbjterlan Church, Diead and
Ovfnrd streets,
The Heward C. McCall Pest. Ne. 20
Hoever Faers Participation
Mr. Lewis lias learned that Secre
tary of Commerce Hoever lias expressed
thn'oeliilon that official participation of
the t'nited States in the Druziltun fair I
thieitgli u leiiimissidii as well as the
building and exhibits already planned '
nnd arranged ler, will promote strong
er bends of friendship and geed-will
between the two gteutesl American re
publics.
I "These tics of friendship me. of
leurse, the lifcbloed of commerce
throughout the Latin American loiin leiin
tries, in which the Cit) of Philadelphia
'anil the whole I'nlted States ha u ,.
I toot and immediate interest." said Mr.
Lewis. " c nIciII thcieten; hope te
have leprc.seiitatleu en the national
ilclegatiim te Drazil and steps will be
LEAVES $66,750 ESTATE
Laura H. Dade Made Many Char
itable Bequests
A number of church and charitable
institutions will benefit by the will of
Laura II. Dade, who died April' 10 In
Pasadelin, leaving an estate valued at
SIMl.Ti'iO. Her vll probated today, di
rects t lint the bulk of tlu estate be
held in trust for Emma F. Hendersen,
At the death of the sister .$1000 gees
te the Pennsylvania Society tw Pre
vention of Cruelty te Animals, and an
other S1000 te the women's branch of
that society; S1000 te the Protestant
Episcopal Church of St. Luke, at Dus Dus
tleten; S200 te the Heme Missionary
Kopet :S200 (e (he lVelpstimt Epis
copal City Mission, and the rest te a
niece uml four nephews.
Killed by Gas i
A pellie report of the death by
osphyxlatlen early jetenlay of Themas!
Fulh'tm. sixty years old. of 471 1 Teoka-
wanna street, said wind had apparently i
blown out the (lames of a gas jet while I
he was asleep. Neighbors mheIIciI gas
later in the day and found Fiillnm un
conscious. He was dead when he was
admitted te the Frankfeid Hospital.
mid the cabin nnd dec
A ledge of rock urci
lug te 1 he Ixittem. T
four men aboard cltt
heln came.
Mr. Wolf, n civil engineer nnd a '
member of the Engineers' Club nnd tlie
fit) Club, lives nt .'1.1.7.2 North Thirty
fourth street.
In the pnrlv were Mrs. Wolf. Miss
Margaret (Jttthrle. 0.11) West Allegheny
avcu"r: Miss Petty Hoelcy. "10S North
Thirty-fourth street; Miss Marie Kelly.
Eveline street; Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm
L. Jtnnisbottem. .'i:ii(l ISertU iinrty iinrty
fettrth street; Leuis Dyrem. Siis(iie
hnnna avenue near Second street, nnd
Walter Wolf. .110!) North Nineteenth
street. ,n bintber of Charles Wolf.
Several canoeists sew the plight of
tlic party. The women wer" takpti off
first. Later the entire party was in
vited te the home of William II. Me
Cullough. chief of police of Honeytown,
nenr Ivy Deck. They dried their cloth
ing there.
"Everybody kept cool." said Mrs.
Wolf today in describing tlic exciting
experience. "Nearly everybody could
swim. The beat was chugging nleng
tine and we were enjoying tlie, uir and
sunlight when thr bump came.
"The beat staggered and then begnn
turning slowly ever. We all scrnmbbd
te one side and held en. Life pre
servers were rendv uml my husband and
the ethpr men fastened life preservers
en tbp women.
"We thought nt first the beat was
going te tlie bottom, but it caught en
something nnd stuck. Se we just held
en and watched some canoeists nil
toward us. Wc were mighty gl
sec tlieni.
lucky
llSTRIKEJ
Cigarette
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a rare and
delightful quality
impossible te
duplicate.
lad te TfeJbAxCeattrlfac&rXZS,
Net many members of tlie i! A. It.
In Ciimden are left this jenr te take
pnrt In the Memerial Duj exercles.
T. M. K. Lee Pest has fifty-seven
members: William D. Hutch Postfiftj Pestfiftj Postfiftj
feur members and Kobesen Vni, Ne.
51. but sixteen members.
The exercises will be under the di
rection of the Joint Memerial Day
Committee.
With the ;. A. It. in celebrating
will be the American Legien, Culled
Spanish Wnr Veterans, Veterans of
tv'SZJ
lelgh and Old Camden Cemeteries 4 .'mJii
decorate the graves. x- f-i
Pest .17, U. A. D.. Sens e! Vf,,4$
crans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Btf Wti
Scouts. Disabled American VetMMcJ3f"
and 114th lnfnntry hand will repsWil
fit Plffll unit tlnilbnn cifFnnfn ntA jVaa' 4V ?
into the grnves nt Everffreen and Nw v
Camden Cemeteries. Pest fll, O. At i ,?fl
ii.. win iisM'iiieiu nt uaignn avenue la ;i
Ann street and deceratp the Braves at W
Jehnsen's and ether eemcterlcs. Mat 'Ml
tnew ritrneii rest. t elenitis of Ferelia va
nrs. will deeornte the graves In EMfSVMM
Camden cemeteries. i'HfMJ
I'nen coinnletlen of their dutlen t )i!S,'wM
cemeteries each detail will proceed te Wf
the Heiuiers .Monument en lladden are- 'Vii
tine, onnesito Cltv Hnil. -la me. v. v
Hewett. ehnlrmun of the Citizens' Cem'. 4
mlttee. will prolde. There tvlll be an
address by Acting Mayer Ven Hart.
Closed All Day
Memerial Day
!
! -rf
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
7EE R0SENBACB GALLERIES
1S20 Wiilnut Bjrert
nun
ANK55
& s" S;:
WAt
Sterling Silver Knives.
Ferks. Spoons 'Serving Pieces
Single dozen or in
larger quantity encased
in mahogany
vjfi a
"-j
E3
te jump with it iiurnehut
Nelan used his best persuasive pew
i- iiiiii mi: uiiiii iiiii-.i'iiii-ii in iiesceuu ,-, ... ",,,i..i i.... i. ,,,,.,.,.. , i. .. , ,, i .,
without the nld of (he parachute. He : ' ' ,
suidhoisHniryFiRero'. of ' New Verk . . ,H,ul"r: ? J""Wl','''1- ' " IT"""".
He was given three months bv Uecenler ' "'etild take some action befe.e adjoutn adjeutn adjoutn
Stuckhei.se and then sent te the hes-' '",ntJ00,t,nS1,"wl"?'. m.r ld 'ut,!1 "l
pilnl for observation. s""' "' '", ),,-,' ;-''l"biati"ii he.e.
Letters have lieeii lciclvcd from intlu-
CTrtDC APTIWITICC eunuiii "I1"1 mcnibers Of the Legislature es-
blOKt AvIIVITItS SHOWN piesslng tluir friendly attitude. Lieu-
- - - tenant (lovernor Hewitt Deiiuuchaud
Strawbridge & Clothier Empleyes wietc Hint lie "t'eeN mh-c Louisiana will ,
IIMIU llM'll in l in' iiii;mii uiiiii.. in j.ur-
It doesn't
matter!
whether you,
work by Standard Time
or Daylight Saving. If you
taken toward that end." ,l -,,,,. Vinfi enrrrnn.
Hopes woie epresM.l at SesquI- , . ym "sw - ww6 v-
IIP
V
See Story of Firm's Progress
A moving pictitie demenstinting tlie
histeiy ami vaiied activities of the
Stiawbridge & Clothier depot tmciil
store was shown at the Victeria Then-
American Legien, attended a memorial t tre this morning te mere than IBM I em
acrvlec jesterday morning in (lie Eis- I plow of the store.
f,W' , .''V",f'" of tl"' Saviour. West the pictutc. "vvJilcli was en advaniv
PJiihidelphla.
The thirty-two surviving members of
Kav.il Pest Ne. 400. C. A. Jt.. paid
tribute te tlie mere than fiOO deceased
siemliMs of tlie pest et services in the
1'iiiled States Navul Heme yesteniav
afiei neon. Three of tlie members died
in tlie lat vcur.
me piciutc, wJitcli was an ailvniice
showing of u seiiPs of films portraying
Philadelphia activities, was exhibited In
connection with the lift) -fourth onni enni
veisnry of the stoic.
The pictuie was shown twice te per
mit all the empleyes te mm? the pictuie.
Tlic Straw biidgc S. Clothier mule tiiuu-
i let satig at both performances, and
.. ii. i . . , ' ", llh .i H"ii I'v. n.i iiiiniii-i. IIIIU
Memerial sei vices weic cenilucted by UiiS ,.,,. Kjxull n KelH.,t Duibln.
rf.!""?M ".""'.m"!',.1 I''1' ""K'i'e sales manager; Jehn Jacksen, geneiul
l'.,T , 1",s'''1- -!) V-1, IDttenheuse Mipcrintcn.li nt. and Herbeit J. Tilv.
JnanVi ("'rl"""tew". ' 1",".1"'' et ," K""cr.il ntnnagei.
W.OOII vetetans of the Weild War who
eica vvlule lu the servn-e. A Hag was
Presented te Miss Miriam Solis-Celicn.
wiliciltiieudenl of the suhoel, by Merris
II. Htm r, who seived during tlie AVerld
ar.
Lafayette Pet ail, Americin Legien,
tool; jmit In unveiling u inemerlal tablet
t St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
tnunli. Tw en t). second street above
Columbia avenue, last evening.
EXERCISES FOR CHILDREN
Nutrition Class in Wharten Scheel
te Graduate
'hlMuu who have i cached their nei
al vve.ht in tin. nutrition idass of the
"liniiiiii Pnhii,. Scheel. Third and
J.eiiibiinl sit rets, will held their giud giud
uatien oveicIm's this afternoon at I! ;.1tt
J" lel.. Ceillllcales and pii.es will
ce n nt ill .1
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Willlnin Hli.nlli'J, If.'S J.emlmr.l Hi. ami
Mum Dm.niiin, It'.'S I, .inli.ir.l tt
Itiiirmle hiilvatdi. SIS IViIvial M, hiv!
.Miiria. I) l'-ill.iillne, 717 S. Mariliall tl
Wllll.un 1 IH'fclic-s. ,'ISOO Hue at, anil
Ann.' K. I.amlN, e.tnu llac si
ClinilPN liuniihue nit 1'Hili si an.l
MirsniPt Meliilili", I l.'il s Talin !
Willlnin J. Ip.utlienrsilii, ."IDS l.nifial'l ft
Hint litrfruiln .trlie; Ills N I'litl, m
l.uuli llliif" s'it Mimm hi . anil Aws Tun
iiulu, '.'Oi'l s L'tll Hi
llnrry Illn-B 5I0S Ui.sh t am .Mini
llklipr. .". 1 0 1 uv.ic.. si
IIIKl Ku&i
llninjvn llnilli'j. 1(0 ilub
I'lilmei, lid X ."'.Uli hi
and
I.Hivr?mn T. Ui'ilj Iaiu'rt tsl iial,
i l.i ulsij I' i.ehIw. Jl.ir.' Itlinfi st
Wllfieil KpmiiixIv. Xa Van!, I.agui
Inliiml, nml s.hIIh Wulsli i.mi s JIhimIeIpIi
Wlllli-m I) I JiiBlilln HITS lli'lKiHile Ht , ami
, .stellii M lJiMillini.l I'.L'tl N Mil st
.lhiiiH sr.ittoe. -.'ail s tlllli t , ami Osacu
It'iFanli, 1.11L' .'- IDlh n
I Uelujn S SU'veiimn IliUirls ! . niul
Itanimh llusieil I''leri'in . X .1
Jehn Tertian. -J.IJI N Amnrli-au at , ami
1 sliarlun. .VJ41 IIazil st
'linleii' I'prclinnn, 14.11 f- Till st , unJ
'I'l. . i ... rannii' lie t.man 1141 itll st
lie mis', vvus stattetl ill .September Merman la.il.lf, -JO.'s llccti t , .tml l.illii
1' the benefit of a areun of childieii HurKs, nil X Alder xt
i.ft laiia wuiii iiiiiui a.i' I'm iu ni
i-' inn uiiiierwei" it, it has been Umijumin iieiiias. nil iieiamey
'Olltllli'trd h Mrs Wllllnni I'm-lmni '-" l 01 ' lM' U'lnmej nt
Tim .... ...., " llillllll l eillinu . iiihHr :i4n X, Ntli si,
li ,,',"" uuiritien WetKer ler tlic TneniH .'lint Mainlltun st.
1 'ilinile idilii IIpiiIiIi I'niiiii'll nml 'I'mIiki'. r.cniH .s'al.anuf, ne.iri Cuunriilke st ami
culesls i '.,. ,u Mstlu-i II. ttes'iilwrir ill" lufKej
I,." iiiiiu-f. JuIIub Sliiiktiiti. KTi OxfnriJ ht
'iniig i in- school j our 2.i per fenl Ke'iikU li-'.i lufnnl m
f lechihltei, calueil their , .Wf-stX ' , '
"r'Biii U nil the lest get Within two te Je.eli II l.uiibi, la-.' X alHt ft
'lie Uilldreii who will graduate this,' .-r.imi'ii W -st.'pl. Hiuniln.n I'miit. I'lill"
"'"'llioeil lepiCMMlt lICUI-lv everv Walter I. Caller llll Xumlilu pt nml
tuiopeen uniieiiMlllv ' ' Ueulali l .liKUnn. Ill S Dmlei; ht i
i .ni iinuoneill). isjUHii S Zliitle il-.'U Htiner st uml TIIUe
Ivlisi. I 1 I Jliumr ni , i
llmvniil 1. Stimuli, y.'je X lltli si ami
Xillle . Vthltelu'ttte, L'7-.'.". V tnth st
ImiiHi i:. KduiirclB. l.iifasi'ttf. Iml una i
A.,. , . . . Klerlilu T. Ili'i'ltiiltli. it'.'T X. IMIi st '
niy Perishable Parcel Pest Will Krin WerKett. a.'n rmnuiin n , nml
,,,. ' Martnu iiuiit. ii.-ia t iHiihiiii m.
Be Delivered rmiiei UiIUkIhm- :;sii uirni-t ,,, .!
IM, . in i , ,, . , 1 llale M' llllni.ln, ,.,:iil N inKiricie ni
' lie e Will be no ilc vm-i n i.m in. ...'..,... .i,. ii p,i,.. nr,:; iimiuun si1, ami
' met row except perishable Itarcel-nesl ltnnainnml H Zprr. 1ST S, 4sth m
ttnli... i.. .i I" I" "smiuil l.lllll-pesi ........ . j,...!,!,!,- a I 11101 ii live
- . ... ..- i.Huiiiuiiii. , ur..i, H 1'illricll I 111 t imire. Jli
sun. stations will remain nnell ' 0ti i:. Oweiw. Pen Arejl. J'a ami
railline i aiisi-i. i.uiumi ii
I Pellx S. HSiililuth. 4'! Ill Wiivne ie
i , ami '
uml Hael I
M
niul Anna
anl siie
uml I
licitmtc in this hlsleiic celebiatien.
.lebii Djinend. Jr.. a momber of the
Legisliituie, said In it letter: "I tc
member with ::rent pleasuie my cxpeil
iiue e a youth in 1S7(1 in visiting the
.Centeniil.il at Philudelphln. My tather
pun based at that exposition tlie then
fastest yacht in the weild thuf made
twenty -two miles an hour en the still
waters of the Schuylkill."
m
Judge Perch Takes Gloucester Seat
Willis T. Perch appoint! d judge of
the iliiuu"-ter Ceiintv Courts Saturday
bv (inveriier Edwaids. was gtctted bv
uiiitlieusi. etlb iuls till-- iiuiiuing at
l!liuuPter. His first teini of court will
b the criminal ses-iiiu beginning June
,7. It was repeited in tlie courthouse
i today thnt Hemild Svvickbnmiuer would
lie uppeliileii ceiintv prosecutor, lie N
the seu of former Judge A. II. Sweck-
luimuiiT. (ileiicestcr i utility lias been
without a piosecutor sum' tiiue.
320 SULTANS
'('here is a national organization
in Asia Miiierwhicli aims te nuke
Turkey an im Soluble nation
, out et the hands et all European
control. This organization isceiu.
pe-eil of three hundred and twen
ty Turks, with .Miibtaph.i Kemul
P.i.-ha at their bead. 'I lie army
Mauds behind them, Milidly. Ami
ibe people stand behind the army,
felidlv. This great ISutienaliH
iiievci'nrnt is worth looking into.
Hcud "The Three Hundred nml
Twenty Little Sultans." liy Laur-
cucc siiaw .vioerc in mc junc
ings te us you'll get them
back "en time."
The Che'TNut Street
ENCRHflNC UO.Hi:
E.Cer.1I-JChetnutt
BE YOUR OWN ROOFERi
Ml veu necil Is n lirus'i and teinn
SiIIAXii:inH tlie uuiuliM-ful llnuld
uh1-suii luet cement and miu tan lealt
jiruuf and wevtliei-jirniif old tl. , slag and
lubbi'i iciefs for u rrleil of ." te 10 jears.
"SHANOKOTE"
madi: iieiniMi refii.vu
Shiiiuknte is nut n real-tui prerlui-t. tt
Is tl.n erlKlnal AsAialtuni--Viibi'i.iu!i real
li;i; lletuie chenn liiiltatlens, One
K il will i'ivei nl nut 7." muare feet, fl, '.'.I
In nt In . si . .ii In .l-cal i.iiis, Sl.ifi In
1 mil cans, i'lelnlil alluivi.il en 10 or
mine p:,ilH.
I1mi1iiu.ii ter for 10n" pure paints,
Hlilnules ami rulil.er iedIIhr.
THE SHANNON-ELLIS CO.
20 Se. 7th St., Pbila. 1'"4,!t,rl,.,,liVs,"r'1
II
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The Blackstone Hetel
CHICAGO
is warmed by American Radiators
The cast side of the Blackstone faces Lake
Michigan a cold old lake in Winter.
But there is no cold side or het side te
the building which American Radiators
warm. Each room is equally warm and
livable every day in the year.
A card or a telephone call will bring you heat
ing counsel bated en thirty years' experience.
AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY
Jdeal Boilers atidAMERjCAXRfdiatorsJererery hcatmg n
1711 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa
t'l
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SUPER-VALUES
EXCLUSIVELY !
Because this store is as Progressive
as it is large, our Super-Value
policy of bringing prices down
while keeping qualities up, applies
te everything we sell. Step in at
ether geed stores en your way
here. You'll be surprised at our
broader range: the amazing va
riety, beautiful patterns and the
elegance of finish of our wonderful
stock and delighted with our
Super-Value Prices:
1 Fine Worsted Suits
Light, dark and medium colors,
most substantial fabrics, beauti
fully trimmed, seams piped with
silk.
Our Super-Value Prices
$28, $33, $38 and $43
invr
"i .i
ted mm
il
dill
v" HOW HIT .
CENTRAL-
Trust & Savings Ce.
Market and Fourth Streets
Here is a bank that
specializes in com cem
m ercial business.
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000
ASIA
The American MAG.VZINU en the Orient
RUIiIy Illustrated
i
Out today -all newH-sluiids 35 cents
Ni
The New
GROUND-GRIPPER
SPORT OXFORD
for Women
Seft Tn Daertkin, vriih unartlj
VVNwaviulK ITIBnecany I41t
Apron. nuDMrSelM
""BUY DIRECT & SAVE
the MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT
3-Pce. TAPESTRY
LIVING ROOM SUIT
NO MAIL TOMORROW
ami
All
"Ml! 11 o'clock In the morning. Tin
"CIMlV mill 1-nni.enl .lull...... .1. I
IH....1 I -- w ....... Ml!,'!, Ilfllll
" t lu Ihe (Vnli til Peet Otlice will be
I "''I until 1(1 o'clock in the meriiliiB.
if eliiinii window will be eiicu from T
;L.l;"l in the meiuiiis; until iiiIiIiiIkIiI.
u ' '"""''J, nrder and iniiilry depart
ed will be closed all day.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
I. ilic .Miinti.iiiiil limi.i ,.iii ..i. i...
Mil... I , ...'.' -"..i 'i.'l ..i. l-
.-''11 ai I u iteent i urn .Inh
I i t
When Metering j
ii
ami
seiilil.
Hl..
non
u..a ii, .11., "niL llrlhii.liiv ht
m'iU Mnrvln. 11--'! N -Id l . "'!
VaVHUllln. 1.1111 N . ", "I , ,
Wilfred H Kulit. IMttnlmiuli IM . nnd
llileii .1 Meiitmiiiiery. Hill i'elwu el
KK Mil' li-.ITIIA MMIIIII,ll.;
liv nil imaim read the i rinrlimliiiiH or Ine
llRclielnr .Miilil en Ihli Hi-.bje.'t In tlie JIbei
line .Hrillim of I" Mind i " I'l m
I.kiucii. Il liiUf" ""Id mnlil 1" ulv i'l
vlie en the icitrliik- at rllUilren. niul the iin
uinrrle'l I' nni'vi-e lhi fi'lirci of wed kit
utli, fVef i)i'.l,lillii. nmi.iliiiiiiin.lll lwl lit
lm.W T.r.iHinii MiiiiHU'iie Heillen evrry yud
l.e sure te laKe iitnni; ii liettle of
f-un I'hiileia, liriip tlie nevei
fnt'lmr lelief for t'lnmi hudden
Fumniei iniiiiiluliita wliti'h menu
dlri'iiinfiiit nml deliiv, Thin old,
rellnlile rrinrilv In i.ircfiills iei'ii
imunded liy u.-i eml put In lenven
lent si" for i'iuiIiir In the tnieKet
or liandl'ie?. "i irnl.i i teite
LLEWELLYN'S
riillmle'iilil 'h Maud ml
lfiiir Mure
ISIS Cll1t1l "'reel
M
"SSS33SSB3kW
VU9HK53iHHIHfn7S?SWfB
$
Cxaeth Ukt Cut
Loese spnnp: cushions and
Bprintr back, G feet bcllec,
urefitue ennir a nil
laiBe n r in chair.
Ilctnil pricu, $lfi0.
Our price new
GREAT F.ASTFRN
WHOLESALE FURNITURE CO.!
106-08 S. $nd St.;---1
blUlCC,
75
STYLISH
COMFORT!
If you've imagined that all flexible
arch Health Shoes must be "old
fogy" -and are denying your feet
the freedom they crave because of
this
RIPPER
WALKING SHOES
will be a revelation te you!
Accept our invitation te show you
the many jaunty new models we are
new showing. You'll be glad!
The Ground dripper Shee Stere
1502 Chestnut St.
Blue Serge Suits
Wear a Blue Serge tomorrow
in honor of the men who march
in blue. Fine soft handling
twills, herringbones and self
stripes. Our Super-Value Prices
$25, $30, $33, $38 and $40
PERRY'S
STRICTLY
SUMMER
CLOTHES
Keep cool and neat! in a really
fine Palm Beach or Mohair or
a featherweight Tropical Wor
sted. Here you get Quality.
Quality in the fit. Quality in
the trimming. Quality in the
making. Quality in the style.
Our Super-Value Prices
$14.50, $17, $18, $20, $23, $25, $28
Finest Quality White
Flannels
Our Super-Value Price $8.25
White and Natural
Imported Linen Gelf
Knickers
Our Super-Value Price $4.50
Perry & Ce.
Kith and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
In clothes for men
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