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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK-tPHIEADELPHIAt. MONDAY. 'AUGUST. 7, 1922
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'PLAN TO REVIVE
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Philadelphia, Monday, August 7, 1922
Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5 P. M.
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET t CHESTNUT tt EIGHTH t NINTH
Fer
The August Piane Sale new in progress Js the op
..., n nnv verv little and en easy terms for
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rhilndelphinns nnd ethers who nre accustomed te
buylnpr at Ginibels can be reached by the Stere's Scrvlce
by mail or rail routes.
rer
Tuesday
geed pianos and player-pianos.
Seventh fleer.
uesday
PREACHING METHOD
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Episcopal Leaders Point te
Need of Arousing Parents
te Their Responsibilities
TWO MISSIONERS NAMED
N'ev Yerk, Aiip. 7. The Episcopal
Church in the United States plans ,
a return te the old methods of preach- '
ing which will "get mere of the human, j
personal touch Inte the teaching of the,
Werd of Ged," according te the Rev.
W. II. Milten, executive secretary of
the Campaign Department. The
National Count 11 of the Church run
appointed the Iter. V . .1. Lenring
Clark. D. 1.. of Chattanooga, ami the
Rev. .1. A. Schand, of Hay City. ll;
general mtssleners of the Natlen-A iile
Campaign, who will be charged. Dr
Milten nivi, with the task "of sound
ing n clear note in response te the
tat ,,. t.w itvnncellm In the ( Imren
nnd the training of lit men In the ex- ,
istlng ministry te de thw work.
The report of the Commission en i
Heme nnd Family Lite, deploring the
lack of religion in the average Ameri
can home, which will be ubmlttc,r te
the forthcoming EpNeepal Convent ion
at Portland, Ore., it is declared.'
brings out clenrlv the necessity of i
preaching methods which "ill rc
nwnken parents te their rcspensiblll- (
ties. t
Bishop Jehnsen's View
The lit. Her. Irving P. Jehnsen.
I). U, Bishop of Colerado, who has I
made a six months' study of Drenching
methods within the Church, nm I whose ,
ideas en the work proposed have new
largely been adopted by the Church, in
a report which preceded the action
taken vigorously summons tne t.nun.u
te its duties. . ..
"The Episcopal Church. jaya the
Bishop, "has entrenched itself In the
United States by virtue of its intrinsic
merits rather than by any aggressive
or forceful presentation of its claims
te the American people." He calls for
"a campaign of creating human, in
terest in the problems of our national
Church." and declares that, "the time
has arrived when the human voice,
speaking In the larger centers of popu
lation. mn carry en n campaign of edu
cation through the instrumentality el
pnreihial mMns which will help te
dissipate our prettv parochial nnd tlio tlie
cenn con-eieu-nc-s nn 1 produce some
thing bigger nnd mure generous. In
short." lie sav. "if we are ever going
te make an impression en the disinte
grating religious forces- of America, we
must strengthen our stakes in order te
lengthen our cords.
Must Convert Clergy First l
"Yeu have first te convert the clergy
te a bigger conception of their ministry
than eiic of preserving the tine tradi
tions of an ancient tlioc-ese or keepitig
up the morale of a tine paush. Our
people line te be tausht that they be
long te the Ilelv (ithelic Church rather
than te the pnrish of the Geed Samari
tan. The church." says Bishop .lohn .lehn
, Km. finally, "is net merely a bus,ine-,
and merely business methods will be as
disastrous' te its morale as merely ec
clesiastical methods would surely wreck
n hank. There is and must he a human
touch In Christ's business."
The importance which is nttnehed te
the work which the two missinncri will
undertake is illustrated in the far t th.it,
te accept, betli will, lit u. financial sac
rifice. s,.ver their connection with large
nnd nourishing parishes te give their
uudiiided attention te the new task.
Dr. Clark is one of the most eloeuenr '
and experienced missioners in the Epis
copal Church and Dr. Shaad holds '
equally high rank.
N. Y. POLICEMAN IS SHOT
AS HE WOUNDS TWO MEN
Charge Officer "Ran Amuck," Point
Ing Pistol at Children
New Yerh, Aug 7 Twe men nre in
a hospital, lejturteil te he mertallv
wounded, and a third js being treated
for a pistol wound nndta broken arm.
ns the result of n pistol battle that oc
curred when ; patrolman, said lj tin
police te have been Intoxicated, ran
amuck in a street of the Upper West
Side last night.
Patrolman Dinlel Owens, thirty-two
years old. and William . I. I.uze. u wnlteY,
ere reported te be. in a prceaneiisi con
dition. Patrolman Bernard Gre ne, who
decline-' lie wn- compelled te -hoot down
Owens te prewnt his t'uitlier deprcda deprcda
tlei', i at hl home with a broken arm.
Owens is alleged t hne turnul ins
pKtel e'i a court of ehildrn with whom
he had he n phi) in.; in flu street, cle
during the) had ndiculcd him. As the
children lied screaming, 1. ii.se stepped
teuurd Owens, thinking te plnintn hun
The patrolman hhet linn through the
client and turned his pltel en Greene
as that officer relied forward te
arm him.
YELLOWLEY ATTACKED -
Arrest Unjustified. New Yerk Law
yer Declares
New Yerk. Aug. 7 -Ma I Inlpr t in,
a law jcr. "urn stcil Snturdu) im ,i-Ii-
IngtOII bv Ugents of i: C. ellewlet,
chief of flic prohibition epes tin re, en
bootlegging allegations tiiar hae net
been fulh explained, Issued a sime.
iiient )esterday ileneutu mg his imr-t
nnd calling the tncticx of Mr Yellow
ley's men "m bail as the wert in l'i
Mu under tin CVar " The s.ji. ni' nf
ms. in part
"I was called from Washington en
the telephone bv M" rr ill Slemfild who
(laid he had two clients who were te be
In Washington en nn iinpiutuiit (ae
lefere the prohibition ellli iaK
"lie took me te the lt:' uet Club
Khere he had looms. Then we were
"joined bv two men with dei niuenis tliey
laid referred te the cases.
"While Mr Steinfcld mid the ethers
were talking tastmlly tlnee men en
tered. They selul the papers and told
all of us we were under in rest. I pin
tested, but I was anested and taken te
a police station without a warrant."
PASTOR AGREES TO TEST
Will Hike Twenty Miles With Min
ister He Called Effeminate
Londen. Aug. 7. The Iter. T. P.
Stevens, the pastor of a Londen church,
who has been especially severe in u
cent heriniiim in loudemiiatien nf his
colleagues In the Church of Unglnnd and
who has licensed them generall) of being
tee effeminate, has been challenged b
the Rev. .1. P. Bacen te an endurance
test of it twenty-mile walk te see whuh
of them is icallv the least athletic
The Iter. Phillips, in his thulli'iu-i ,
said he wns tiring nf the n-peatcd
charge of effemlnac) and that he doubled
the ability of his accuser te heat him
nt nn even less dlstaiue Tlie u
Htcvens has agreed te the test, altheu-li
he contends t-plrltual effemiiiac) iiml ui
physical wns what he mrant.
"At any rate." he mi-, we can
dtat'Ub the matter (- the Silluge inni
after the rnw U pver. I ,ny m u
Irat in a elde car." I
The August Piane Sale
w In Takcn-in-Exchange
flrl Y&fL 111 5 In Reduced New Pianos
giAA0 In Uscd Warere Samples
e sure te come and share the full list. Any
Just hints be sure te
easy terms
Used Player-Pianos
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KgtnMUhril Sit
( eler l'rlic Trlcfi
Acriela Piane .. .Mahogany $300 SLM."
Andersen Mahogany 52." 2."t."
Cenreid Mahogany ii25 263
Sole Concerto .. .Mnhegnny .")75 27."
Cenreid Mahogany 525 275
Andersen & Ce.. Mnhegnny 050 5:15
Andersen & Ce.. Mnhegnny 050 5H5
Packard Mahogany 925 625
Harrington Auto Aute
tone Mahogany S75 025
Vese & Sens. ...Mahogany 075 025
Used Uprights
New Player-Pianos
(Shopworn)
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Trier
Celer
Voie & Sens. ...Mahogany ?975
Electric Milten
Mignon Mahogany 1150
Packard Mahogany 925
Vese & Sens. ...Mahogany 975
I'rlCB
S835
S25
875
875
l-'.tnMI.I,.
Celer 1'rlc
Janics-Helstrom. Ebony $125
Strauss Mahogany 350
SchaelTer Mahogany 375
Bush & Gerts... Mahogany 375
Girard Mahogany 325
Weser Bres Mahogany 350
Stultz Mnhegnny 350
Hensel Mahogany 350
Bell Walnut 350
Blasius Walnut 475
Cenreid Mahogany 375
Cable-Nelsen ...Oak -130
Harrington Mahogany 475
Evcrhard Mahogany 125
Delmar Mahogany 425
Sohmer Mahogany 650
Sehmcr Mahogany 050
Knabe Mahogany 650
"Jnle
Trli
$65
85
90
95
110
125
165
165
165
193
225
225
225
75
295
295
310
-nlmtwls, Anruit Sale, Seventh fleer and Subway Stere.
Sale Women's Oxfords, $2.65
Irrespective of Cost
In the After-Inventory
Sale of Shoes
Shoes for New : Fer Fall and Winter
Wear With Spats or Weel Hosiery .
Black tan and white. The picture gives a hint of their smartness.
Lets we've inventoried and simply won't "carry ever" into fall,
Olmbels. Shee Stere, Hetend fleer.
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I $8
Dresses
A Hundred Women's
Tub
Less Than Half Price
at $8
Just imagine D. & J. Andersen ginghams included at this price!
Ginghams with hand-embroidered linen cellars and cuffs. Ginghams
combined with embroidered Swiss organdie dainty enough te wear
far into summer afternoons.
Fine French voiles for "flower-like" dresses.
Dotted voiles navy blue and simple enough for train-wear.
Dainty tissues.
English ratines indescribably sports-y!
Dainty tissues.
"Fews," of course, but sizes up te 52 in the let!
Glmbels, Salens of I)ret, Third fleer.
Carlisle Repe
Tires
A radical change In tire construction
eliminates blew-outs.
Nationally-known and advertised, it is a
"brute" for punishment. First time at these
low prices
I.l-t Rule
Trice Trice
32x3yz .... $26 $19J)0
31x4 33 24.75
32x1 36 ..... 27.00
33x4 .... 37 .... 27.75
34x4 .... 39 .... 29.25
32xPz .... 47 .... 35.25
33x4Vz .... 48 .... 36.00
34x46 49 . . . ., 36.75
35x4y: .... 50 ..... 37 JO
33x5 , 58 43M
35x5 61 , 45.75
Glmbels, Fourth fleer.
Women's New Fall Twill Suits
$39.75
Nete
the
Price
Fer every one of these suits priced $39.75 for tomor
row's selling, measures ujj te a'hig $59 or $69 standard,
leek, and satisfaction.
Cheese Frem Nine Styles
Smartly Tailored
And both the woman who prides herself that she
"knows a thing or two about a geed suit" and the woman
who only knows that she wants a big value, without
putting her finger en the proof both women can find
exactly what they want.
Navy blue or black.
Sizes 34 te 52.
Nete the longer skirts
Nete the longer coats
Clearance Groups of Summer-
te-Fall Suits
New $10, $15, $25, $48
Were $25, $35, $45, $79 te $95
Cea suits. Cape suits. Costume suits.
Silks. Sports wool or navy-twill fabrics.-
(.Imbels, halens of DreHs, Tlilril fleer.
Men's Suits Reduced
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uimeei net- earner aim sianaara summer
Woolens Including Kuppenheimer
and Society Brand
If it is a light-weight woolen suit, buy for Fall wear and later.
If it is a het-wea'ther suit
Palm Beach or ether buy for
new and next Summer.
Kuppenheimer
and
i?erietp JBranb
Suits
Reduced te
$34.50
Were $45 te $60
Finest light and dark color-
ings. .Mostly quarter-lined
(some with silk). Fer men of
-u ,:,. .! U..M.1 O.I I -M .
.Ill Mil'3 III1U UUllll. O.l I.OU. IPJ c.
Other Suppliers Send These
Men's Palm Beach Suits Reduced te $10.75
Were $15 and $18
Erry one of these het-weather .suits would start next summer
if you bu for then.
Mfilutlr Willis, t ?2.j!I te 530 I t. nli ml iilt, nrrr 30 ttml 33
iinu l". In SI7..1II mm .'.-ii
Trepluil Wiirslril -Milts, rrre 30 IIIiip sere,, "iiL'i. wrr- " .
ihiu Jfi.1il 1 :..-,() " no,T
Sale of 700 All-Weel Suit, With Vests Reduced te S17 -n .i,,,i
"ecend fleer, Xlmu .Street.
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Highest Class Furniture in This August Sale
Cottage or pafatial home the August Sale stocks are responsive te the demands of both. And the wonder is that this highest rade
furniture is at half regular prices! v B B
Convenient payments may be arranged for furniture.
We Illustrate a Dining-Roem and Bedroom Suite, Beth After the Georgian Period
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$850 fr $170 H"Piece Dinng-Roem Suite in Walnut or
Mahogany; Finest Finish and Construction
$800 $170 7'Piece Chamber Sui m Walnut or Ma
hogany; Finest of Workmanship and Construction
- (ilmbeN, Ausint Nule, hlitli fleer.
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Subway Stere's Sale of 500 New Fall Dresses Is a Master Stroke
Iffif
All Beautiful,
Rich Silks
$ 1 6.50
Would Be $25 and
$29. 75 in Fall
Continuing the Sale of Fall-style Dresses told about in Sunday's papers!
An event that was made possible because one of the biggest dress manufacturers in New Yerk preferred te k
77 B y' l snuuin8 aewn anc starling up again when orders were
his
piled high.
Se Gimbels, of course, bought before the "rush"!
Nete Fairs Fashion Points
And Above All
Nete the Quality -Richness
Lenger skirts.
Wonderful new sleeves inimitable slashings new
KM fml
mi ii L ktfl
s Seme Browns i(Jl "7
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panelings new drapes new bead-fringes new arrowhead
embroidery new loop-tab-treatments new panels, of
course.
Blues, Black
And all sizes
Misses', ages 1 6 and
Women's, 36 te 44.
Extra sizes, 46 and 48
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