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EVENING PUBLIC LEUGEB PHXDABELPHIA, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 17, 1922
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NORTHCLIFFE RITES
HELD INM ABBEY
Some of England's Greatest
Men Among Mourners at
' . Westminster
VfiiS d lC be u"arincl. but Corporal unci piuIumI Hel!worth nwny. nccord nccerd
i. m ier i wnH b,Pcl"nS from n wound ' Iiir te tlie innR!trnte. The brother then
in Ms iipnil nnd his i-letliing was tern, nttnrkcd the oilU-er with a stone and
lieiere Hearing the tctlmen.v. I took when he fell oil three pounced upon
------ '' iiiu niiiiii'ii mill nnpiirn emi' nun.
I of the bleed from his head nnd bound
11 up.
Ihc report that McElre.v. or nm
or thee with him, were struck or in
any war mistreated In my presence U
aLuehitely nntruc. ,
Testimony showed that MeKlrey re
fused te run te one Mile of the rend
when requested, u-ed nlmsive lntiRuagc
The release of MoKlrer from the
May's Landing jail was obtained en a
writ of habeas corpus obtained from
.ludjf.- Willl.im it. Smathers. Mayer
Under was Indignant at the ci&mltment
of McI'lre. nnd f-nid yesterday lie
"intended te pet te the bottom of the.
matter."
MtKlrey clnims that he wan beaten
with n blnckjaik while handcuffed.
BURIAL IN OLD CHURCHYARD, W
IT J. i" Hi i Ji'.l ii '. .ii""'"'1! ' ' -w- JT-TTT.TT-SS
p.JJJlXil " . i ', i J"liii
P. n. R. Seeks Leng Leases
Washington, Auk. 17. Approval wan
nfked from the Interstate, Commerce
CommtsMen today by the Venn
sylvnnln llnllrend for n series of
DOft.year leases hich the system In
tends te take upon n number of ub
sldary corporations new belnjt operated
as a part of Its mnln line. All the le.tsed
properties nre owned nnd controlled by
the Pennsylvania, but the lent-e ar
rangement would facilitate their hand
ling, the application explained.
Bu Aaeeinted JVr
Londen, Aue 1" l'lineral M-rvices
for Vlceunt Nerthcllffe were held at
neon today In Westminster Abbej Sel Sel
!em hns the last tribute te anv Hng
llshmm whose position was wholly per
sonal and unofficial gathered such nn
assembly.
The dean of Westminster expressed
the public wih when he aked Iadv
Kerthcliffe te permit the rites te be
celebrated In the nbtwv. The great
cempnnt of eminent penple g.ithensl
within the famous edifice, as well a th.
crowds of humbler ones in the street
eutIde, gave testimony of this.
The sen ire was nrraneed hv Cnnen
Carnejie. The opening sentences of the
burial sen ice. "I am the resurrection j
nnd the life," wer -un? in precession,
followed by thp IVnlm. "Ixird. thou i
hast ben our rfuce." The text was
from CViritithifins, ir, ."1 "Beheld, II
hhew jeu a m.Niterj " Then, f illew- '
lng two hxmn the .eniic was con
cluded with a -iV'-nth i-entury praer
The Iiea.l Mnreh fre.n "Sntil" was
pla.ipd. nnd. u-. the prm'e.ien left tlie
nhhe Chepin s Funeral March The
funeral proc esmn wound its n te old
8t. Man loom iVinrfn in Fmchlev.
northwestern -.uburb of Londen
Ivlpllne Among the Mourners
Among the mentners were the widow.
VNceunt Nurthcliffe aged mother and
his six brothers, nattily. Viscount
Itethtrmtre. (Ve-1 I? H.irmswerth, Sir
Hebert Leicester Harmwwnrth and
Hildebrand Aubrei. M. Jehn and
Vyvjun (Jeorge Hnrmswuith Other
near relations and :min,',r- of the
household staff r pretnt
Diploma's attti'ling beidev C,eerg
Flarvey, Ameieaii Amhissader, in
eluded the Kr n Ii Amkisadei , the
Serbian Mlmster. the Iiuin.iiiiuu (,'haiie
d'Affaires. (Vilmual .- tan Winsti-n
Spnrr Churchill and V C Latkin.
Canadian High Commissiener: Sir
Jeseph Cook, Australian oiniiiN-iener .
l'rcmjer Squires, i Newfoundland, a.'iil
ether prominent colonials.
Other present wte Mr Jehn Kmll,
acting Lord M.iwrif Louden, the
(lireoferate of the Tiniest .ud the nllie 1
'Js'ertheliffe publications and rprp-ontu-ties
.if nil the Iend-t i 'lewspaptt-.
news organisatiens, pni.ins tiad's and
distributing agwies jiriu n-n among
whom were Vleeunt Cewilrav, isceunt I
Uurnham, Lore Waring. Iiaren M'Ui- j
tagu "f Kenlenu. T.aren Stuart of .
"Wertler. Sir Themas Li ion and itml- , j
yard Kipling ,
Sereral hours before the funeral
throngs of people, liii'ludius i.ianv
AmericHtis. gntheied nletig the streets ' i
leading 'j. the lite iub"i-h-r's residence
In Carlten dardens.
Tinougheut tt.e ir.jrnlti; there was a (
stead stre-im of disfnguishid isten, i
and relatives of the fninil l'lernl f- '
ferings from aV ever the world were se ,1
tiumeteus that the rooms of the North Nerth
cllffe home reeinbled h huge 'lower
garuen There were mill, wreaths
from representatives et American news- i
papers, business eivic ergauiiatiuns and
friends of the d. 'eased
Flowers I'reui Emplejrs ,
Scores of fleial tokens ra.ne from the
ataffs of the arleu- puhlli'iitieiis with
whuh Lord N'orthel'tle was idenr.lied.
5Iun of these were ir.serlbed (-Imply
"te our chief. ' One of them was a
huge larant ehalr of roses from the t
night htnff of tin Dailj Ma.l Atietltr
was a liias of tleweis in 'he 'nil efi
a closed hook from the d-n t if Hear
ing the lines from Iinufellen's "I'mlm i
of Life." beginning "Lives of great
men all remind us." I
Most tonsplcueub of all the ileral
offerings, peihajs, was a magnifi' e.it i
broken te'uinn or white rleweir freui
the dirctera of the As-secutid News
papers. I
Amlms-ader Ilaney Interrupted his I
vacation iji ,seet and te be pre-ent If"
as a '"empanleil b Cenml dMifral.
Re hert 1 Miniier and I'et Wleeler.
counselor te the American Laiiss '
Lady Nerfhcl.ffe, who hus s!lev,n i
plendld fortitude in the fare or her
great less, his b,-i n deeplj t .ueheii by i
the runnt int stieaju of ines:agt s i,f reu- '
delcnce from the I'nlt'd States nnd I
Canada She m-ked the Associated '
Vress t da te eeney her profound ap-
preciatien of these ixpicsMeus of
theughtfulners and generemtj I
WOMAN JUSTICE DEFENDS
SENDING RUNNER TO JAIL j
f Declares Atlantic City Athlete At-
tacked State Trooper
Atlantfc fitj, Aug 17 Mr- Cer
trude 'copies (f Absecon Jus-ice of
the Pence, def.'ii.S her jetjen in iorn iern
mitting te jail Andrew Mi-Llre, At- i
lnntic Citj High S hoel fe. tbnll nth-
lete, who was arrested hv State pelae i
during tlie relay nice Mend.ij
MoLlrey was. running the last lap
Tvhcn Mopped en the boulevard nnr '
Absicrui He was charged with resist- I
lng an officer and dlMirderly conduct. I
The runner's brother, J. T MeLlrey, I
nnd William Celder wtre nli-e arrested
Corporals llolilswerh und Campbell I
made the arrests.
"The poll' i man's head was badlj cut
and blading, and Ins clothing tern.
He hail Lien strui'k with u rock. I
therefore eemmittid the difendant, ac- '
cused of resisting iirrmt and diwirdcrly I
conduct, te jail for thirty dnjs. I
think 1 was justified, " wild Mrx. Peo Pee
ples. I
"Ihe runner and the ethers with him
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Lingerie,
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V r mLjiJL JhC Jm Nealiaees
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Coats, Suite,
Dresses,
Skirts
Closing Out
All Frem Our Regular Stock, and New Reduced te
Less Than Cost
After-Dinner Tricks
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Ne. ZiS Moving the Coins
Bet eight celnn in a row m that they
tHernHte heads nnd tails, as shown in
sure 1. The problem is je move the
Celnt two at it time te ether positions in
the row, se that In four moves all the
tMds and tails will be together as shown
fbrure ii. In moving the coins two
t,i ,,- $ be moved side .by side each time.
I f S&jtt proper moves are us fellow :
t, l pW 4 ana ii te U and iu, .Move 0 and
"V.rlta 1 JkA a. Met. 8 and Dtefi anH H
Weel Sweaters
Splendid quality, slip-en and tuxedo
models, all colors and white.
Were up te $1.95, Reduced te
Summer Dresses
Of voiles, poplins, organdies and ether
washable fabrics, in white and colors.
Were up te $9.75, Reduced te
$0-45
$Q.75
3
Street Dresses
Canten crepes and crepes de chine in
all the most desirable models and colors,
including black, white and navy.
Were up te $45.00, Reduced te
$
15
.00
Afternoon & Dinner Dresses
A splendid collection of smart models,
including a number of semi-formal frocks.
Were up te $95.00, Reduced te
$
25
00
Sill,
In navy and
touches of fringe.
They were up te $39.50, Reduced te
Capes
black; plain and with
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1220-22-24 Walnut Street
Established Since 1858!
Furniture "of the Better Kind"
Te Yeu Direct Frem the Manufacturer
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
Our sale has been a success. Thanks te the buying
public and their confidence in the reliability and honest
dealing of this old establishment.
Massive
In Tapestry
3-Piece Suite $ - O (
try or Velour 1 OU
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This same handsome suite in any shade mohair plash $210.
Call See it made Lounge upon it Be Convinced
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This $200 genuine American Walnut Bedroom
Suite, all large pieces, specially priced for this week
only
Ih?,hl,'S,'llKW"nd,Jm,r?,t I?tE?f'' l"ty and rtr Dtnllnr, for
which hnndrcsl of wtlslled cmtcmeri in Philadelphia and lelnly wlU vouch.
Marndetturtrs Ciutem-Madt Fnmitart All Goods Cuartntttd
226-28 Seuth Ninth St., Belew Walnut, Phila., Pa.
Open Snterdayn Till 5 T. M. Frsj. Anle Truck Drill err In Phil, and Tlclnlly
mmmmmmmmtmmm ESTABLISHED S1MCK 1S0S MHii:
TRAYS
IN WIRK
AND WOOD
Can be
height.
sections
built up te any
Sold singly or in
or i te 6, 4, etc,
YEOtfUKENSre
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designed and built a larger, heavier
car. Instead, he has built In tha
Wills Sainte Claire a meter car
that is lighter, swifter, safer, mera
economical, mere durable and
finer a meter car net mere com.
plicated, but greatly simplified.
WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE CO,
of PENNSYLVANIA
W. J. FOSS, President
10S1-S03S.20S5 Market Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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VisT cMotermears
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What De Yeu Sell ?
CEYERAL million dollars' worth of highest-grade commodities
are te go under the hammer in a War Department
Auction at Pert Newark, N. J.
Sept. 12, 1922
The quality of the offerings is apparent en even a casual inspection; and
the fact that they arc te be put en the block assures you bargains that will
"bring home the bacon" in quick turnovers if you are a dealer in or user of
Hardware
Clothing
Chemicals and Oils
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tlTJ2fLifcS2iiiEjJHiHsiB
GENERAL
SUPPLIES
Shee Findings
Marine Equipment
Factory Equipment
Offerings are in quantities that will appeal te you, whether you buy in lets of ten
or ten thousand Complete catalogs are yours for the asking. It will pay you te Ret
them NOW and have ample time tu make plans for energetic buying at this sale.
Nothing sells like price backed up with quality, and that's the combination you can
offer our customers with purchases at this auction. The Government reserves the
right te reject any or all bids.
Loek at this brief list of commedities:
229,775 Shovels.
570 Rell Woven Wire.
77,625 Cocks, brass barrel.
1,513 lengths Garden Hese.
4,022 Lamps, parlor, oil.
2,549 Rakes, garden.
10,500 gr. Weed Screws.
11,135 Hammocks, white.
101,239 Half Seles.
202,586 Underlifts.
77,881 Tep Lifts.
465,069 Heel Plates
3,000 Outer Seles.
162,511 Heels for field shoes.
4,100 Heels and Half Seles.
2,756 lbs. Leather Scrap.
and corn-
wool.
563.733 Blankets, O. D.
mcrcial wool.
13,302 Paulins, canvas.
36,533 Overcoats, O. D.
507,338 Trousers, O. D., wool.
168,444 Hats and Caps.
144,650 prs. Gloves.
30,206 Jumpers, denim.
213,258 prs. Leggins, canvas.
25,787 prs. Overshoes, rubber.
80.671 nrs. Stockings, wool.
i.- - a- . m
6,j82 LileKafts, le tee persons.
1,807 lbs. Nitric Acid.
1,760 gals. Cottonseed Oil.
1,181 gals. Leather Softener.
v.
Get the Catalogs. Write
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
1st Ave. and 59th St.
MinuT' nlfy
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