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1200 YOUNGSTERS
ON SHORE OUTING
Beys and Girls Are Guests of
Germantown Business Men
at Ocean City
300 ADULTS MAKE TRIP
Twelve htintlreil boys nml RlrW nnil
80O Bilults formed n linpp , iielcy rum
puny that went te Orenn City today ni
jueMs of the business nml profcsslennl
mm of (icrmnntewn.
Jfnre tlinrt ciieiirIi tnoney te jmy nil
expend wns raised ditrintr n brief ram
pniftn, and, headed by a band, the chil
dren were mnrrlieil thin morning from
the fiermnntewn IJejh' Club te the
(Jueen lnnc station. They weic pjneed
en n train mill taken te the shore.
There were fourteen carloads of happy
jeunRstcrs. It wan n big job te get the
thlldrrn nil teRCther. nml net lese any,
but It was accomplished successfully.
The precession was headed by a brass
bund. ,. . ,
Kuril rhilil. before leavinc. wns pre
Kntcil with ii rale of chocolate and a
mihIu lrh. At Ocean City the children
twrc met by n band, the Mn.nr f
Ocean City, and n committee of rill
reus, l'rein tlie railroad Millien they
were mandieil te the acntien house of
tie ltejs' Club, en riensure avenue,
divided into groups, outfitted with bath
Ins suit', and taken for n bath. Din
ner followed. There will liu amuse
ments of arleus sefts provided by the
poed folic of Ocean City this afternoon,
mere rnl. then n march te the tinln
apaln. It is exported the youngsters
will be brought back te Oermantewu
about 10 o'clock tonight.
Among the organization" which pro pre
tIiIimI the eutlns are: The Don't Werry
Club, of (Jcrmnntewn; the Kervt Hill
Improvement AsMiciiitlen. Tire Knglne
Companies Ne. 11, O and 7, the (!cr (!cr
mantewn Beys' Club and business linns
and Individuals of the district.
Commuters were held up n quarter
ef an hour, en the Chestnut Hill branch
of the I'ennsy, while the sensherc spe
cial wns being leaded. The long tr.un
was sidetracked at North l'hiladclpliiii,
and the waiting locals behind it dashed
by te Bread Street Station. ,
RESEARCH BUREAU DEFENDS
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Qlves Views en Reversals of
partment Heads' Orders
De-
The Chil Service Commission's fail-
urealnajste hml the recommendations
ef a depaitment head in the matter of
an accusi'il eltj empleje does net nc es- I
arily tneim that discipline and morale !
will he iinderinined
1. the Bureau of Mil-
slcipal Research stated today.
The rcenri'li bureau was commenting
en Mner Moere's recent letter te the
commission protesting against the
commission's reinstatement of "deens
of unworthy emplejcs." The buieau
Mated in part :
'"I he reason for having a trial beaid
it that the department bead, as the ac
cuser, may sometimes be unfair in judg
ing of the gravity of the offence with
which the empleye lias been charged,
anil thercfeic an outside body net a
paru te the controversy should pass
upon the accusations. If the trial benrd
alnais sustained the department head
its whole performance might well be
regarded as a farce, nnd the effect upon
the morale of emplejes would certainly
br deadening. On the ether bund, if the
beard conscientiously endcaers te de
jnvtiic te all concerned, its decisions are
bound at times te go contrary te the
wlfhes of the tunerlnr official. As for
the effect of bueh decisions en lc-pect
for authority, it is prebablv safe te
a"ume that mi long ns the real offenders
are punished the nutherity of these who
are in command will continue te be
accorded all due respect."
BLAMES TRUCK FOR CRASH
Injured Auteist Says Machine
Forced Him Frem Read
Knrred Inte a ditch by n meter truck
while driving along Coepeitown read nt
Brookline today. William Freeman, 7
V'est Kagle read, Oakmeiil. was thrown
through the windshield when the car
crashed into a telegraph pfle.
Freeman was picked up by the driver
jf the truck and taken te the Bryn
Mnwr Hespitnl.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
AIian'Ir Iteh 5123 Market t , nnd Mabel
Rues 621U Drays ae
wsfr A Piiniels ',110 X. Talrhlll t nn'l
Irnf Ili-nxen, 10J Cilenn M
l?nnril n. rrracahn. 1R04 linen t . snd
LllsMth Frccahn Pettstnn Ta
Bnjamln rerlltUi 1047 8 4th M.. unrl Net-
i iialtrman. ltinn 1 ,tli nt.
Jlrnb C, lsmer 2733 N .Mil l . and Kth'r
Kuch, atsi llldie ne
Vlnwnie Krnrhlne Kit JarUnen st . and
. Starv Dl l.arte, RI4 JnrkBOii Bt
JmeK I" fileur snt N. list m and HachM
P. Klrlln. 10J7 V. tliranl a"
0erit w c. Ili-ddlnir, Princeton. N J , and
.1 lllle 1 .lnn. Allenton, I'.i
TTtlrtn r Hfizjel f.M4 Illdae ue . and Ma
thilda R Mack n(l4 II Bt
ni rpe l'ulllli 10.1ft S t'Jtli nt . and Mary
riomlre, 3130 N D-ll nl.
Tit Andersen. 2I0O Pallcmhlll at . and Mary
. ''rump K.13 N Aldir.et
lam.i r Tarker, 131S P 3tth t . Rnd
Vlnla WTnley 01 S Undnian at.
frank Pnrner :n1 FlrtchT ft and Kath
nn A. Itlllmrfn 11137 N Mnrln hI
5llhrt IWlister (.'h'Bler l'a . and I.aura
W'llllams 1713 l.alena at , ,
nebrt nrndlcy. Phlla r,enral Hospital,
and Anna Hcnnlen 191ft Qreen at
rrank M Dean Bft3 N 4Mli at,, and Marie
I. ninhnn 1K.11 miner at
Rebert 11. Franta, 2104 N Tranklln t and
lllliabMh M Cullnunli. Wldener Pehoel.
Anm Heffman Itcthleliem l'a and Heza
Tllbary. ftia lMaley t r
Bruni .1 J. Miirihlnl, Hill) V American at
end liritrude de r.ecce. 004 N American
m
Jewph Wl'nanil 1"1 Hermitage at and
. Mlnm limbel Sill N June at
Harry I'lelda (147 N 17lh el . nnd lleatrlce
, K Crv 1711 Nnrth at
Anthnnv Dalntole, 2S10 V 2Id at nnd
Mllne Varrnne. 2-'2S IV Indiana ft
Oulepp rteecla 70(1 Heel at , and Marv
Marlln, net Heffman st
nrl i) siiHtt. Jr. 110 rl 37lh Bt. and
Mar winner I.aiicnuler, Pa
Chr T I'ainpliell 1S21 I'ltzwntHr Bt and
. Viela r liaan. '.'0(4 Catliurlne, a'.
Jehn William. 173rt rtldxe nc nnd Mar
m.tare A Ilartr 1227 Callnhlll t
Mtke Tlnack 2Rin IVIntnn at. an' Ju'l
.Peplllak, '.'Ail Wlnten at. , . .
Alfre la N ( Iccarelln, Iftlrt S lth at . and
. Antoinette I Slderle. 101 1 ? 1.1th at.
leula Orfanaa sni I.ntnbarit at . and Aenea
f-Jlachla, 301 Iximhird at. , ,,
frga Harrle. ,Ir , Merlen. Ta,. and Alma
' Altemaa. Olney. l'a ...
Hnrj' T. IVeldcl Ilenttlne. V . ni' A,5a
-Pitt 1223 W Alleehenyiae ,
Saul Kenparth'h. 022 Vanish at. and Jull
Koecevlo, 237 OenrBe at ....
Clifferd H. Handaterm, 2llOil W AlljKhrnv
a , and I.eali Rtackhnuae. 2H0S Cedar at.
Rdward J Jnhnaen, Ifl-'J N. I'ann at and
. I.aura Curlls. JilSa N. ln at
James H. Hadden, 20 H, 11th at , and Jtln
. till Jt Meaiell, 141S Market al
Karla IV. Oakea, f.SO N Talnr ft . and
. Marta Rekettlna, 1420 H IRth at
Jeaph l Call Waahlnuten I f . anJ
.Janet 0 Mnhe 1S22 .Tefferann ai
Thnmas Nahrled 1111 lairlh at. and
Karah K. .Tehnann "1113 IMla at
"'hard A McMenale1 2M7 V'ne at and
Ioretta It Muglnn 103.' Wrsimlnlater
Harry M. Slern 7.'3 Mch'ean at . and Minnie.
W'lnrt. 1221 H nth ti
"fl V. Mlltlrinnn 20S2 K 'IIebii at. and
-Hdllh lleetnr, 1847 Muranret at-
Waar II Haltmer. 137 Manhelni ! and
tf na K Thituvnrth. L'QU N nih ae,
Si
L. HflUer. 272 Hunuelinnn.i nif . nml
.Ann xj. riirisiinc :!.vi7 b riitiip i
rnrisiinr, asT rnuip i
UeuMlnif. I'lilln. Navy Varl ant
caw1
-Doretfiy W. Plnrcn. 1R02" Arch t
1W1M 1. flmil.llnir I'll n HIV Y
'jtni LanK uaiieien. . i
and Hnnla
Aha &
r::-"-i
Franklin it
n w"r W. tVoejild. 2020, K. Clearnld it..
( ,4 arln M. iRmiI, B422 Anertr.
rf. II ! I iniNHMIW. 'AH Mil Wlmm UB'MW
.isSy jrlisMsV.BTaTJaT-OSiSf wVIWa
Te Wed Army Officer
GEUTKl'DE C. KHKKT
Wlin met future Imsband wblle she
was Kl Creat nurse
MISS EHRET TO BE MARRIED
TO LT. COL. C. H. BUTLER
Culmination of War Remance te
End In Wedding In New Jersey
The wedding of Miss fSertrtidc O.
r.hret, daughter of Mr. and .Mr. Harry
H. Khret, of Tine Tups, Kdgpwiitcr
I'nils. X. .1., and I.teutenant Colonel
Chailes II, Butler, of I'arK will take
plate August 'S at the home of the
bride. This will be the culmination
of a romance that had its Inception
during war dajs in Km epe, where
Miss Uhrnt served with the Bed Cress.
Colonel Butler win In the nlr serv
ice during the wnr and was decorated
bv the French, nngllsli and Amcuciiu
(invent luonte.
The Bev. Ir. Dnvld B. Steele, of
the Church of St. I,uke and the I'pl
plumy, will perferin the marriage serv
ice. The best man will be Richard
M. I'.liret, biether of the bride-elect,
the bride's only attendants te be Mrs.
Clayten (i. Dixen, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Franklin l'ngs, of (ireat Bur
lington, Mns. The couple will make
their home In Paris.
About n month age Mis Khret was
arretted for speeding at Anlinere. The.
day following t,he surprised her fi lends
with the announcement of her engage
incut.
FLAG TWO TRAINS IN TIME
TO SAVE WANDERING AUTO
Brakes Released, Car Parked en Hill
Ends Up en Raread Tracks
r . , . .
" """'" ;"un ""' ," ""
vw trains te be flagged la c jester-
"n'v "iiernoen neiir uiu runs cu uiu
S'clnnlkill btnlien en the Norr'ntewn
branch of the I'hlladclphl.i and Heading
It.'iilwn.
The bev relened the brakes en u
teurhiB inr owned by Themas .r. f!nva
phan. 'ATiXi -Viiisilii' street, u Democratic
tenl estate usst'ssiir. The car mined
down the street, which inclines sharply
tewnid the i racks, lumped the curb
I (Hid l.imled en the southbound Headliif;
ti neks, tearms up tlnrt feet of gunid'
rail.
.Jeseph Mcllermett. a fifteen-ear-old
euth, who lives nt Lafayette nnd
Ciessiui streets, ran down the tracks.
Mid by standing between the rails and
wnvinc his nrnis frantically, ttasRvtl n
uerthbnuuil eiii(ss tuilu. Clinten
'nnce, a stutinn porter. 12."(5 North
Alder street, ll.igged the southbound
PpiPS1.
BAPTISTS GET$1000
Residue of Charles R. Peck's $20,
000 Estate Gees te Widow
A bequest of .SKMIO te the Mantua
r.npllst Church is included In the will
of Chailes It. l'eck. (i4."i North Feitletli
street, who leaves an eslat of SL'O.OOO.
The will, which was probated today,
leaves the icsidue te bis widow.
Other wills probated were these of
IMmuiid .1. Harper. Se 100, who lenves
SliOO te the Little Sisters of the 1'oer
and ?li()0 te St. Vincent's Heme; Jo Je
sinh Menree. S'JU.dOO. and Sephia N.
Winslnp, S 11,000. Inventory of the
personal estate of Catherine Ii. Stat ten,
whose estate amounts te 4S71).!I0, was
made.
DAILY BAND CONCERTS
Falrmeunt Park Musicians te Play
at Geerges Hill
The F.iirmnunt Pink Hand will play
at ticeigc s Hill. The program will
be:
Ovfitnri 'It Outiranv ' . .. , (,ein
Urnnd scenes from "l.ehi'imrln Wuener
(a) spxmiiH from "l.uda ill T.inimcr.
meur ' . . Den'iettl
(Ii) Duscuptlve f'anlas) 'The Natleit-,"
M nniiiit
Tanlasv Iloncrelm N'e 2" IiiIihiiI
Suit.' IpaKiielA .' l,.-i Tfila .. ,l.ui.eni
ml Mmili' 'The Mel rv I.urk ' llrnillx
Hi) "NiiuM'RIHn I nrncvni . ivenann
Waits "firHBins of Chltdhnivl" Vliltmfel
Aim from ""Ilia 1'irelly" . l'rlnil
The Municipal Hand, plnjlng nt
Limekiln Pike, between Slxty-llfth nnd
SlM.vsUth streets, will give the fol fel
low Ing program :
.March ' Until Frent ' . F. It Settler
(Ucrturfl "liriiliRiji Offenbach
Vmil nole, eii'ciii . ...vir H .iiciinnen
"Hi-vu AiiRCllnun" . HuLenstclrv
( omle rlMiisedy, "Tiimlili- In" . Trtnii
Characlei lillc "Ilumle of hprlnu" . Slndlnu
Wait?, ' Uur the Wnvca ' . IIesph
Hulle, ' Den (Julxote" . . Pranelt
The I'hilndelphln Hand vvill piny at
the l'uikwii) I'laa ut S o'clock.
Tin: rnoeiiAM
Oinrtiirc "Maillin Klotew
Concert ali ' limp, rer" . . HtniURH
.vlophen nole . .. .Mr Heltz
Suliu ' I, Arlialenue HUet
soKclien "Mlle .MeiliKn ' . Ilerl'trt
MirliiK henn .Mindelmehn
li.incu u( Ihu beiptinti . . lleccalurl
The Fuirmetint Fails S.vmplieny
Orchestin, Ileiuj Ilndlej conducting,
will play nt Lemen IIi. The program
will be: N
dvnr'ni". ' Rijnmnil ' Thomaa
hnlh't .MimIc. "CewfMa . Ufllben
I'relu.le In U sliain miner llachmanlnerf
Hvniphunle room, ' U'S Pnludea". . I.lnzt
trHh rliai6edy .... . .. . Ilrrbeit
Uuam pjiitemlme, from "llaenrel and
Urclel" . Humperdlncif
SxtMie. "I.ucla" . . . Donizetti
llactlianale, from "bainsen et Oulllnh."
Hulnt-Saens
EVENING PUBLIC
RENAME FLAGSHIP
OF COAST GUARD
The Vicksburg Is Rechristened
Alexander Hamilton by
Treasury Official
CAPE MAY REGATTA TODAY
(A full-page nrlfle en ar.Hvltlw of
mast guards appears en Pane CO
Bvcelal ninvnleh In Fitr' " Pv" '
Cape May. N. .T Aug. lT.Colenel
Kdwnrd Clifferd. As.istntit Secrcimj ..i ,
the' Treasury, rechrlstened .the VicKs-
hnrir ns the Alennnder Hamilton ted
iiii.
Colonel Clifferd In bin ppech ciild that
It wnu nlteiether fittlnir that the cadet
ship of the squadron should be named
after the first Secretary of the Trean
tiry, who was the father of the coast
an'nrd service when it wan organized in
1700.
He said Hint he honed that endets
who were students en benrd the Alex
ander Hamilton would try te emulnte
the life of Alexander Hamilton, nnd
tlint in se delnic they would be a credit
te the const euard service nnd n ciedit
te the United States. ln this time of
unrest, both In financial circles and In
(enimerclnl life, when se many strikes
nrp threatening the ceuntrv. it behooved
nil men In the'sprvicc te stnnd wpinrelv
back of the Administration, he declared.
A stOute of fifteen cuiis was fired fiein
the Ynmncfnw eh the Secretarv ajid bis
party were 'andliiK for thp drills nt the
naval air station.
Colonel Clifferd was born in Illinois,
lind during the Aerld nr wpnt te
WashliiKfnn in chnrce of, the zone
linnnce nflice. for whlc lp wrts lecently
awarded the DlRtlnKuished Sprvice
Mpdnl. Colonel Clifferd took ehargc of
the (east Riiard service last Mav. lie
said the roast gimrti service was tee
modest nnd that he intended te rectify
It. Then lie put en a publicity enm
txilen tlmt bids fair te make the wrv
lit famous.
All officers of the squadron went en
beard the flagship this morning te pay
their respects. At I o'clock the bat
talion drills were held nt the naval
nlr station parade grounds.
Preparing for Regatta
Cel Clifferd nrrlved here yesterday
with Commander K. V. Reynold, head
of the east guard service, linth offi
cials will remain for several dnys ip
vlewlng the ships, the competitive drills,
beat races and land athletic events.
Commander Reynolds probably will go te
sea with the ships for target practice.
The Assistant Secretary ivas met by
Ma.ver Melvin and the City Commission
ers nnd taken en nn automobile tour
of the resort and surrounding points.
Commander Jacobs and sklppcis of the
sewn ether ships in the fleet also were
In the reception party.
This was the last day given the
crews te prepare for their tentests,
which began today. Lifeboats te be
used In the races were everside early
in the day. and the mariners gave
tie met penunen semewung i.i ii , ,
about In their maneuvers. F.ach ship
also landed n fina drilling company en
land at the naval air station.
flic inlet boatmen something te tnl
(Set-TeBctlwr" Banquet
Among thep en the -blps as guests
te greet f'el. Clifferd were Commander
(). It. Newman, Lieutenant Lninccr
H. F. .Tiibm-nn nnd Constructor 1. A.
IJcnevwell. en be Tmnpa: Censtrui ter
.lehi. I. Walten, 1 leutennnt F. C. Ull
lard. Lieutenant Leiey Itelnburg. Lieu
tenant R. M. Webster, op the Medoc;
Commander II. L. Head, certain of the
iiert of New Yejk; Lieutenant F. A.
Zeusler. Lieutenant F. J. (ierman and
Commander A. J. Hendei'eii, en the
Seneca: Lieutenant Commander l". F.
A. Le Ottc, captain of the pert of Nor
folk nnd Hampton llead" ; Lieutenant
S. S. Yenndle nnd Lieutenant Kngineer
M. It. Daniel, en the Yiui'acrsw.
A "gct-tngcthcr" dinner was held last
nicht In Cengreis Hall, with Colonel
Clifferd as guest of honor. Addrecs.es
were made by the Mayer and several
Lemmandcrs.
Appeal will be made by the cltv efli- I
clnls te have Celd Spring Hniber de'lg
nnfpd as the site of thp annual reunion
of the fleet. An appropriation has been
obtained for dredging out the few re
maining bars, and plenty of deep water
will be assured ivlthln another year.
' HELD 0NWIFE'S CHARGE
Abram O. Miller Threatened Her
Life, Weman Declares
Abram 'O. Miller. 0303 Yerk read,
was held under $500 ball for the Crnnd
.lury by Magistrate Llndell tedav, en
the ehergp of Mrs. Miller, who said he
had threatened her.
At preseat Mrs. Miller live at 1514
North Bread street.
Railroad Shepmen In Carnival
The Strike Committee of the Balti
more nnd Ohie Itailrend shepmen Is
holding n dunce nnd fctreet carnival at
Sixty-first ureet nnd WoodlnmLnvo WeodlnmLnvo WoedlnmLnvo
nue. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the shepmen.
prmrimrT
Merrell-Seule
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MODIFIED MILK i
i
At I.mdlnr DninUtu nr
WALTER R. MILLER
C rtrkr Pur Cenrrntratrd Foedi-Dlitnbulor
ju 240 Readier Tcrminil Mtrktt 240 '
CD
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
T IKE the peraenalitiei
"- of human beings,
either attract or repel.
What effect does your
lighting fixtures have?
A charming Lantern
(0303), finished in
hammered burnt
brass or black, for
outside use,
."IT";FXTURES
-' .-QAUMER CO.
56 Lancaster Av,
j"k N. te Car la Subway j
vwa nnuiw in la MMJU
UUM0T8
LEDGER - PHUjADELPHIA;. THURSDAY,.
HEAVY SHIRTS AND SMOKES
GET FIREMEN ALL HET UP
Edlet Alse Aflalnit Rents and Tear
In Clothing prn 'Eml
Xe mere "smoke's" for firemen In
uniform outside the fire house 1
They received the unpleasant news
fire captains read a communication
from headquarters. The men may
smoke ns much ns they please within
doers, but the pntrance te the flrcheuse
Is the deadline. Carry pipe, cigar or
cigarette outside, and they're liable
te disciplinary measures.
Anether rule, greeted with a geed
deal of complaint. Is thet the men
must at nil times wear their blue tlan-
...l .1.1.... U'lntnr nr Hlllllincr. 110
difference, 'the shirts are "regulation,"
...i ..,..., i, nrn. 'I he lemen com
1,1,1 inuri v ' - J .,. ,!,
P .,.'", rr.:.1 .l.rfnW
ii ii hi flint 111 siuilincr rmm-i i"M?
eni. evrr,n;r he' : ele efl. and
arp vvpnkened for the mere vital bust
""" '.""'; . ,i. i.ni ,ei.
ness of fighting pres. ..... .
A third regulation directed their at
tention te the need of keep tig their
clothing neat nt all times. Rips and
tears are n part of u fueman s life,
of course, but the rule snjs that these
must be neatly darned or jiatehcil.
BANDITS ROB 2 BROTHERS
IN MOTORCAR OF $16,000
Themas and Lawrence Walsh Vic-
ai - Ulnhujaumntl
urns ui it. jf,."-" i
Attacked by three bandits in n lonely
section of Roxborough late .vestcrday
afternoon, two brothers. Themas nnd
Lawrence Walsh. Ot ! ningc iivi-iniu,
...'. -I.1..J .rttennn i nnsh. n SL'One
were rnnurii iii (-""" "," ; ,
certified check and .r-uw
i. flirt.
The' highwaymen followed the Walsh
car in nnethcr nutomeDiie until uiey
get close enough te jam It Inte n gutter.
They then jumped out of their own ma
i.i .-,..-n,i rim lirnthers with re-
velvcrs nnd ordered them te come out I
with your money!" '
Lawrence AVnlh. nn automobile
salesman, and his brother, a former
saloonkeeper, live at 414: Ridge ave
nue. They were nn their way te Cen-
shohecken. they said, te buy some real ,
estate and bends. . , . '
Lawrence Walsh had $12,000 In his
pockets, mostly In large hills, n check
for S2000. it diamond stickpin valued
at $500 and n ring worth $301). Ills i
brother had $J0, a $350 diamond stick
pin and u ring worth $325.
LAY SCHOOL CORNERSTONE
W. D Lewis Speaks Tonight at
Norwood's Glen-Ner Exercises
William O. Lewis, of Ilnrrisburs,
deputv superintendent of public in
struction, will be the principal speaker
this evening when the cornerstone of
lie $185,001) Glen-Ner school Is laid
nt Norwood.
The cxeiclses will be under the joint
supervision et the (tlcnelden nnd Nor
wood school beards, Sempiers C.
Wright Is chairman of the committee en
arrangements.
Werk en the new building, which Is
said te be the only junior-senior nulla
. , lhls j.P(.,len t1P reuntry.
, h , for opening of .henl
SK Rre bci takcHn te ,Mer tb,
opening of school until October 1 in
ing In mis secuen rn tne country, is
be
neninc of school until October 1 us
theic Is no place te liouse tlm pupils
until thp new building is completed.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
OPPORTUNITIES
COO
Try as we will wc cannot escape the influence
of intangible things. Even,though the name at
the head of the letter be one that carries weight
in the commercial world, if the heading is badly
arranged and poorly printed, and the paper with'
out distinction or individuality, there is at the
very least a feeling of disappointment. Why
does such a house use such paper, is the comment
of the unconscious mind.
But if the house is unknown te us, then we
give it all the odium its careless choice of paper
deserves. Cheap, is our comment, when really
it is net cheap, but only indifferent.
The house that writes a hundred thousand
letters a year has one hundred thousand oppor eppor opper
tunitics for subtle but powerful advertising.
ioe selected new rag stec
121 years' experience
Ban notes of 22 countries
Paper money qf438.000.cx30 people
Government bends of 18 nations
Crane's
BUSINESS PAPERS
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We have opened for
Our Grocery Department
A BRANCH STORE AT
1222 FILBERT STREET
m
I HERE we
fresh fruit and
will be conducted
Reading Terminal
Felix Spatela & Sens
raec esjs
COURT IS LENIENT
61
Geerge Patterson, Because
Feeble Condition, Gets
Light Sentence
of
WILL FINISH PAROLE TERM
Showing the effects of long Imprison
ment, OeergA Patterson, sixty-one
jcars old, who lins spent twenty-five
years in Jail, pleaded for a light sen
tence today when hi ought te trial before
TurleA Mimnirlinn nn rbnicps of attempt
ing te rob two West Philadelphia
homes. . . , ,
He was arrested after lie nnti trieu
te enter the homes of Daniel Hennnn.
4'M Seuth Forty-seventh street, nnd
(Scerge Remmel, 41iS Seuth Ferty-fcev-enth
street.
The prisoner presented such n pa
thetic appearance that the Judge de
cided te be lenient. He sent him back
te Kastern Penitentiary te finish his
pnrole of two years.
"I never bnd a chance, said Pat
terson in quavering vebe. "They al
ways gave me the limit."
-"i irei wjrr.v inr juu. nnm '''"i
Judge, "nnd If ou have any one te take
enre of you I will help you. 1
"I haven't n soul In the world wlie ,
I reel serrv Jer vel . snm mt
cans, rum nn- 1 1 hi 1 1 "i.inj.... . r;.-v
tm Inst twentv-five vear in jail, leu
WH
BURGLAR
erth ef'havf the nnme of bVlng a hnnl-beilcd
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cigarettes
They are
GOOD!
10
Bay thi$ Cigarette and Save Meney
SEE THIS TONIGHT
ANSTED MOTQR
rrediict of W.000.000 Metnr Plant built
before jour erea here. In motion elettire,
Knewing hew this famous meter U
manufactnred.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PA.
851 N. Bread St.
will be in a position te
IL,
111
Wis,
render better and mere complete
service than in the past. The
vegetable department
as heretofore in the
Market.
SPRUCE 059
AUGUST 17, 1922
.Titdee, but I don't believe that you
Patterson said he still had two years
te de of a seven te nine year sentence.
"I'll send you back te de that," snld
the Jiulge. . ... ,
"Tlenk jeu from the bottom of my
heart," said the prisoner. 'It's the
first time in my life that I have re
ceived any mercy. If I live te come out,
se help me, I'll go straigiii.
THUG SNATCHES HANDBAG
AT DOOR OF POLICE STATION
Sergeant's Sister Leses Valuables
as Footpad Escapes
Within ii few steps of the jiollccStil jiellccStil
tlnn nt 1115 Knst Clrnrd nvemie. Miss
Kllstnhi-th Veir, of V.W Lilgeinent
street was robbed last night of n hand
bag containing $50 and two diamond
"The handbag wns grabbed by n
voting Negro," said Miss iz today.
'"I bad iust nllgbted from a (ilrarif
avenue car &i Marlboieitgb street when
the man stepped i" I'l'i1-'"'
and ran. I dinsed him until he Jumped
Inte nn automobile and was driven
uwny."
Miss Vel l a sMer of Sergeant
Ccergp K. Veb. of the Ilelgrade and
Clearfield streets station.
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UNUSUAL DIAMONDS
Navette Square Marquise
Emerald Cut Peer Shape
TheBIDDLE AGENCY
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ADVERTISING
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Final Price Reductions
Are the Feature of
Our August Sale
Many of the fashions presented
are suitable for early Fall, and
attention is directed te superb
showings of 'new and advanced
models in Street and Afternoon
Dresses. Tailored Suits. Hats,
Wraps, Dresses, Gowns, Coats and
Blouses.
I ' .Vex te Keith's Theatre
MacDonald & Campbell
This sale includes fine 3 Piece suits of unfinished Worsteds,
Cheviots, Tweeds and Hemespuns. Alse 2 Piece Tropical Worsted
Palm Beach and Norfolk Suits, and 2 and 3 Piece Gelf Suits.
Every suit offered is our regular high-sracle MacDonald & Campbell
standard stock the very hmit of quality, In materials, style and tailoring,
.u . eductiens are fnade from our regular prices charged this season,
se that the opportunity is unsurpassed for discriminating men.
Alterations at Cost
Alse Reduced
Men's Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Pajamas,
Straw Hats at '2 price.
t Summer Buttneia Heur 8i30 te 5
Snturdayi Cleied All Day
2334-1336 Chestnut Street
VISITORS VIEW PORT
Here
Men
Who Will Ship Frem
Take Trip Upen River
A luncheon nnd n trip of Inspection
of the pert today marked the visit , of
lcpresentnllves of the Atnericim Mill"",
Association nnd the fnlteil States Steel
Prnductu Company, two expert ni
iccently acquired by the pert.
Thp former army bnnint Oregon ave
nue and the Delnvvnre River, known ns
Pier 1)8 Seuth, will be used by the mil
ltrs for shipments of flour which, it is
sitld, will tetnl 10.000,000 barrels per
""'"h?" coming of the Steel Products
rempimj will bring te flu; Pert or
Philadelphia an entirely new line of ex ex
eort, prlncllinllj from Western Penn
svlvnnla. where pxperters mi te this
time have used the Pert of New erk
First Penny SavingsBank
JOHN WANAMAKtR, I'realdent
21st and Binbridge Streets
1343 Cheatnut Street
Pays 4 Pef Cent. Interest
i i
Ceed advcrtlsintr is the product of hard
work, net of genius. It is done from the
consumer's point of view, net the manu
facturer's. Wc knew the read of increased
sales we've been ever it, often.
Stre et.PkdaaelpW
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KW YORK
August Reduction Sale
Men's Fine Clothing
25
Reduction
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Dl AM mm BLOCK PARTY (V.
The Men's Community AsseclatlM. $1 '11
Nerthw'est Phllndplpbin nil! held a MMfJt W,
party September 7, 8 nnd fl, en TwentyMuiplj
sixth street between Indiana avenue aflAXid
Clearfield Mrcct. , XiML
A Round-up of
Suits
Geed News te Brighten
Dull Deg Days
Uniform Price Sale of
Suits
23
Made te Sell .for
,$35, $38 and $40
This Week Only
Medium-weight standard fab
rics. 'Suits that you ci wear
new and in the early fall.
Our West Window Is
Filled With Fall Suits
and Overcoats See
Them
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
w'WXWX7wMai
Yeu can buy a
4-Piecc Overstaffed
Living-room Salte
(very reasonably)
from n prlMt party who In anxtaas
te tll aulcM "Suit 1 of two-toned
(blue-and-tsnl HreMdd Velour 3
rhulre sofa and teln(C atoel together
th x'rn ctuhleni. revrfd with
ism material Tall any time at
4744 North 9th St.
Vacation Special
Suitcase
VO.OO $70 Value
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rerkt n id blaeU naml ceerd
!athr cim-r tel rim. two .!!-
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