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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JtJNE 29, 1922
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Jeseph L. Shoemaker & Ce.
Bank, nnirc, Library Scheel furniture
At 926 Arch St. Since 1884
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DEPENDABLE
Abe Kelsky & Ce., Inc.
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We life iluuiit tu.iincus today with the
ehlldrwi ant Kramlrlulilren ut our client i
of thlrtl thrrp srirn iuiii "1 lien? must
b r rtiimvn utw v hmi tnalnutlrcd tti
eenfldr.'e of ou c I' n'ele.
Building & Lean Associations
Real Estate Mortgages
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mouth waih, spray or E-rslt.
few drops of Abwrbinf , Jr In
wittt ii ddichifully rrftnSin
and n ffiaeiu tnuuptic.
H.15 it aruggiiu or
pettpud. Liberal tml
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Real Pigskin Bag
$8.75
i.-i.oe a ami:
18-Inch t'trhed frame, edges
and corners leather lined
Xcxt te Keith's Theatre
Over-exercised
Vacationing se ea7 te overdo
but easier still te relieve ex
hausted, aching muscles. Spread
en a little Slean's den t rub, if
penetrates Then enjoy quick, tins
line comfort. A friend In need te
campers for all emergencies.
it kills pain!
CUTICURA
CARES FOR YOUR HAIR
Nothing like shampoos with Cu
ticura Sexp and het water, preceded
by touches of Cuticuru Ointment te
pets of dandruff at-d itching, te
keep the scalp and hair healthy.
They ue ideal for all toilet uees.
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and entirely pure. Every
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final test before it is
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TRAIL LEE'S ARMY
NEAR GETTYSBURG
Maneuvers of Marines Fellow
Operations Which Preceded
Battle in 1863
i READY TO GREET HARDING
Snectnl Mtatch te l'viina TuMIe l.fdaer
(ett.vsburj;. '!.. -Ttmc 20. Over
I intnlilr lipids mill through sodden
' trenches the turn of the Fourth Hri-
Riidp of marine went en with their
i maneuver nt Camp llnrdlnR today, n
heavj downpour lnt night malting the
ground eceedlngl, heavy and work dif
ficult, but thpre vva no let up lit the
program Iminnllutpl after breakfast
. half of the command went out In their
problem of tactic and again ns jc-
1 tenia) the operation of an imaginary
force wc-t of (!ettsbure fiirnlhrd the
hasii of the movement. The advance
' of Ctener.il Lee and his armv en thl
I plate In lWi U bcinc followed and
the maneuvers are presresMng dally In
much the ame a ns the operations
1 Immediately preceding the battle.
This afternoon details of l'icketfa
charge will again be rehearsed, for it
I toward this one great maneuver
that nil the energies, of the camp are
being dliected In nil effort te make It
entirely successful and spectacular
Hten te the uniform of the Confeder
ate soldier are features being arranged,
the regulation outfit of the marine be
ing changed cleverly te resemble the
, garb of the men of the Seuth who
fought at Oettvsburg.
I 1'lans are being laid new for n series
of night maneuvers which will demon-
'"Vratu nfter dark the modern method
of wnrfure. while the tactics of sixty
'.ears age are shown in the day-time
' movements At the same time, hew-
nver, instruction is being given In open I
I formations se as te be ready for the
j maneuver en July 4. when I'lckett's j
charge under modem conditions will be
staged.
I 1'inal arrangements for entertaining I
the .'resident and his party have been
completed. Thev arc expected te reach I
here about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon
1 and will be cscerttd te camp from the
' Marvland line by a detail of .siuy State
1 police When they reach camp they i
(will find (iovemer Sproul. of I'cnnvl- I
ivania. and Governer Trinklc. of Vir-
I glnia, nwaitlng them and glnd te wel-
' come them te the battlefield. The
I .'resident's quarter are about finished
and will be cempUtcly appointed in
t every detail, the funtislilngs being of a
character behtting the dlstinguifehed ,
guest, though the structures in which
thej will be entertained partake of the
c.imp atmosphere with their canvas
s.dewalls und reef.
Washington, June 20. (Hy A. P.)
Full military honors attended the
funeral here today of Captain Geerge
a. Its Hamilton, the Marine Cerps
aviator who let his life when his plane
crashed te earth last Monday at Get
tjsburg, where he had accompanied the
marine force from Qunntlce, Va., for
their maneuver there next week.
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roose
velt and Majer Gener.il Lejucne, com
mandant of the Murine Cerps joined
with many of the dead aviator's fellow
efiicers of the corps and comrades of
the war through which he Ferved with
distinction, in attending the funeral
nine and interment at Arlington ,
National Cemetery. I
HAYS ASKS SUPPORT
FOR GOOD PICTURES
Women's Federation Urged te
Battle Against Objection
able Films
Chautauqua. N. Y., June 20 The
floodgates went down In yesterday's
meeting and a torrent of questions, pent
up heretofore, bore down en Will H.
Hays in the mot-.en-pieture day of the
convention. Other valuable interests
had come up earlier In the day and
I there appeared such netable speakers
as Mi's Grace Abbett en "Leeking
After the Whole Child" : Dr. Simen
Flexner en "Public Health and Mod
ern Medicine"; Hugh Frayne. of the
American Federation of Laber, en
' The Prison Laber Problem and So Se
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Seme of the great throne of women
seimed te feel the raotlen-pUnure qucs
t n tran ended all the etners and was
aise cese y related. Se In the after
noon conference of the Motion-Picture
Committee there evolved the most splr
ired session of any perhaps even of
iinv former biennial.
In Mr. Havs the women seemed te
recognize a new kind of director, a man
who again atarraeil nis (leiernmiauuu
te take the ii th out of pictures
aid from the pesters advertising them, i
!! i lie i diri"'t appf.il for the tnobill tnebill
,;iiTim of the moral forces of the Gen
.ill Federation te support geed pic
t i r ai.d ' Midemn the bad e that
there mnv be nrtiched and maintained i
the 1 ighet p'lssille standard I
At night Mr. Havs gave the addiess
for which he was scheduled the cer.- ,
f.- ,r'e wa a '.delight. The gist of
is M.t-me follews: '
"I appreaph the question net merely
from the viewpoint of the men who
Lav ir.lliir.s of dollars invested In the
tmsnss but from the viewpoint of
the p.iruitb vvhe have million!, of chil
dren investul in the buinfss. '
"Thete U enl one place where the
fvi't. can be eliminated, and that is at
the reint of production. Uut it cannot
be dere in a month. This federation
run 1 elp by r fusing te ste objectionable '
1 1. tures Ascertain all thtt is going
en Crlti 17.' constructively " i
I The l'hiladelpliii pl.in of fO-eperativ
i bfii gaining. iu put in effect bv the Mit
tin in tiinceripnr w i d'ciibrd by Mrs
L L. Jilankenlmrg m the morning
M ssi m as ati ant I -tt ikr panacea. At
the sime tinli the Sesqul-Centennlal ,
inv italic n was glvvn te all the States te I
he readv te help in the celebralen. I
', RESIGNS K. OF C. OFFICE -
Supreme Advocate Pelletler te Quit
After Fifteen YearB' Service
New Haven, Conn.. June 21 (Ry
A. P 1 Jeseph C. Pelletler, former
district attorney in Ilosten, him re
signed as supreme advocate of the
Knights of Columbus, It was announced
at the K. of C. headquarters here to te
dav. ,
Mr. Pelletler, In a letter te Supreme
Knight James A. Flaherty, asked that
the resignation take effect at once. He
leaves the office nfter fifteen years' serv
ice, during which he was honored by
Jlely nee anil uie iieigiuu nnu inn-
Siv.overnreenis.
ifiy'JfHetler, was removed J8 district
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Hlrslt In
is nlleced te have shot her husband
Freeport, L. I. Mr. Hlrsh Is net
SPEEDS RUSSIAN RETURN
OF FOREIGN-HELD PROPERTY
Large American Interests Involved
In Plan Offered at The Hague
The Hague, June 20. (Hy A. 1.)
Sir Philip Meyd-Greamc, of the Hrlt
ish delegation, Insisted upon the con
sideration of definite propei-ltlon In
today's discussion with the Russians
here of plans for the restoration te for
eigners of the property they held In
Russia before the Soviet tools ever con
trol. It was time te quit discussing
glittering generalities, he declared.
Sir Philip suggested that nil prop
erty or undertakings of foreigners In
Russia should be divided into two
classes for the purpose of determining
In what mnnner the Russians would
restore possession te all the old owners.
In the first group he would place the
Industrial and commercial enterprises.
This class would embrace the ex
tremely large American Interests In
volved. Including the International
Harvester Company's great plant near
Moscow, the National City Rank's
branches In Pctregrad and Moscow, the
Westlnghouse and Singer companies
plants and the Standard Oil holding!!
in the Caucasus.
Held for Aute Fatality
Carl Rowland, Rlpka street, Mana
yunk, a tnoterman, wn held without
ball by Magistrate Dern today te
await the action of the Corener. Row Rew
lnnd was operating a car which was in
collision with an automobile, and fa
tally injured Geerge Leng, 1212 Sar
tain street.
Cods, SmtM,
Brents,
Skirts
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Our Entire Stock of Smart, New
Summer Dresses
Reduced a Third and Mere
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Splendid variety, distinctive styles, and truly re
markable values, in plain and printed voiles, organdies,
ginghams, linens, and printed crepes, including a num
ber of models for large women in sizes 40 te 46.
They were $9.50 te $39M, Reduced te
$5.50f $0.75f $i2-509 $25
138 Street Dresses $1).50
That were up te $15J)0
Canten Crepes, Geergettes, Crepe Rema, and a few
Spert Dresses are included.
IN FILM PARTY SHOOTING
their automobile. The photograph was made seme time age. Mrs. Hlrsh
following a party given at the summer home of Heine Davles, film star, at
in a serious condition. He Is being nursed by Ills wife, who was released
en ball
I BEGIN DAVIES FETE INQUIRY
Many Notables Among Witnesses
1 In Cocktail-Bullet Mystery
1 New Yerk, June 20. The stage is
I nil set for the Nassau County Grand
Jury investigation, which begins to
day into the "cocktail-bullet" mys
tery growing out of the sheeting of
Oscar W. Ilirsh during a lawn fete
given by Miss Reine Dnvies nt her
bungalow in Freeport, L. I., last Sat
urday night.
An Indictment of Mrs. Hazel Ilirsh
for assault In the first degree will be
asked, en the charge she shot her
husband while both were under the
I influence of liquor.
I Among these who it Is believed will
testify ere Magistrate Rernard Deuras,
father of Reine and Marlen Davles,
the screen star, who denied she at
tended the affair as a guest of honor;
Mrs. Lee Cnrllle. Mr. and Mr. Victer
Moere, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ven Tllzcr
and Montgomery Mllbauk, Jr.
j EVEN A HOLE IS USEFUL
i
Opening Made by Fugitive In Prison
j Reef New Used as Trapdoor
I New Yerk, June 20. A hole thnt
Charles Greer, slayer, serving a life
'term in Sing Sing prison, punctured
I in the reef of the cell-block just be
fore he escaped ten dajs age proved
jestenlay te be useful.
i Fer some time the prison authori
ties had contemplated making an open
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ing in the south end of the reef and
placing a trapdoor there.
The hole Greer left in the tile reef
was about the proper size and in the
right location.
Se Instead of closing up the hele
again wetkmen yesterday made a trap
door out of It.
DON'T TRUST TO
LUCK AND THE
WEATHER
Prepare for the Fourth with a
copy of
H. G. Wells'
The Secret Places
of the Heart
"Mr. Well's finest novel of recent
years."
Phila. North American.
$1.75
At all bookstores or from
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
64-66 Fifth Ave. New Yerk
Lingerie
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DENIES EVANGELIST
IS K FATHER
Tretter's Secretary Refuses te
Name Man Said te Be Con
nected With Mission
WIFE'S CHARGES ARE HEARD
J)V AisecMrd rrtts
Orand Rapid, iMIch.. June 20. De
nial that the Iter. Melvln II. Tretter,
prominent evangelist and superintend
ent of the Grand Rapids City Rescue
Mission, was the father of n child born
te Miss Florence Meedy, his secretary,
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Hew de you judge candies? By
price? That tells nothing.
Try them according te quality
and taste. You'll find Happi
ness Candies at the very top. ,
Their low price simply means
better management and better
merchandising.
First, we see hew geed we can
make our candy. Then, we see
hew low we
United
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In 1017, was made by Miss' Meedy In
a statement te Geerge K. Vialkcr, for
many years connected with the mission,
according te a deposition by ViilKcr
read yesterday at the hearing In the
Hoparnte maintenance suit brought
ngalnst the superintendent by his wife,
Mrs. I.oltle M. Tretter. . ,
The parentage of the child is an Issue
In the suit, in which Mrs. Tretter al
leges infidelity. ....
Miss Meedy said the father was a
man connected with the mission, but
she refused te divulge his identity, be
cause he was manicd, according te the
deposition. , ...
The deposition also referred te a
letter Mrs. Tretter Is said te havs
written te Gilbert Deane, acting presi
dent of the mission, asking him te in
vestigate the evangelist's relations with
Miss Meedy. Mrs. Tretter charged
In the letter, the deposition asserted,
that Tretter had admitted parentage
of the child.
irk. .tnnneltlnn fitrtlipr nssprrpil
Walker had protested te Evangelist
Tretter against alleged undue familiar
ity witn women at tnc mission.
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Our Novelties
July Fourth
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Teday9 s Most Popular Hits
Srveet Indiana Heme Fox-Trer
The Columbians
Lovable Eyes Intro. "Hootch
Rhythm" from Make It Snappy
Medley Fex- Tret
The Columbians
Stumbling Fox-TVef
t Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Who Tied the Can en the Old
Dea Tail? Fox-Tret
The Columbians.
In Blue Bird Land Fox-Tret
Paul Biese's Orchestra
I Want Yeu from Marjelaine
Fex- Tret
Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Seme Sunny Day Fox-Trer
Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Georgia Fex- 7W
Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Ask any Columbia dealer te
play these records for you.
You'll knew then why Celuirw,
bia leads in dance music.
Columbia GraphopheneApompany, New Yerk
Engagement Rings
ui Exceptional Value
S280 $345
t On tans dial On ' SUb.
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I 102 S. 13th St. '
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We offer this special week
end assortment. Three
quality packages at a sav
ing of 49 cents. (Buy It
also for the Fourth.)
Ii lb. Erangelin C
Chocolates, reg. Ovfc
lib. JarPureSugar Ctf
Dainties, reg. UUe
1 lb. Crystal Fruit Oft
Jellies, reg. 07c
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