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Mrs. F. A. Frazier Made Head of
Republican State Resolu
tions Committeo
CAMPAIGN AIDES ARE PICKED
The membership of the Finance, Ex
ecutive, Resolution!, an.-? Kuics Com
mittees of the Republican State Com
mittee hns been announced by W.
Harry Baker, State chairman.
Women arc well represented en the
four committees, which will take active
charge of the State campaign.
Mr. Baker announced that Rebert E.
Olendinning, chairman of the Finance
Committee, had called a meeting of that
committee for tomorrow at the head
quarters of the Republican State Com
mittee, COO Seuth Bread street.
Mrs. Fernada A. Frazier, of Pitts
burgh, was named chairman of the
Committee en Rcsoliitienn ; .Tehn S.
Fisher, former State Banking; Commis
sioner, chairman of the Executive Com
mittee, and Jehn H. Myers, of Lnn
' caster, chairman of the Committee en
Rules. . ,w
Appointment of a committee en
resolutions was merely n formal ob
servance of the rules for It has been
decided the State Committee will
promulgate no platform. Giffen
Plnchet. nominee- for Governer, will
make his fight en the platform outlined
bv him at Allentown Saturday Inst,
which was Identical with the plntferm
upon which lie went before the vetcis
In the prlmnry contest.
The committees follew:
FINANCE
Rebert E. Qlendlnnlnic. chairman rhljj
cefphlai Mrs. rchlMlrt J. narklle. Dflfi
ware: Mr Andrew r Derr. Luzerne: Wll
llnm M. r.lklns. Monwemerv: Jehn Flaler,
KlladVlPhlB: Geerge H. Fllnn, Allegheny:
Nathan T. Folwell. Philadelphia: ?erf "
Frasler. MontRemery; Mortimer B Fuller.
J.ackavnnn: Harry C. Graham. Alteuheny;
llarrv I). HaRv t'erk: Edward. P. Hensen.
Philadelphia: Herace C. Jenes. Montgomery;
F. M. Klibv Lurerne. Frunk J. hanahan,
iiie.hnv! .tuln 12. Mietfeaum, Rebert L..
Montgomery and Mm. I. H. 0'"nrra. Philadelphia-
Oersn S, Oliver. Allegheny: Mrs.
Werll Innten D Siranten. Lackawanna:
Jtalrh Ueiver Stri'burer. Mei tuemcry:
Jehn J. Sullivan. Philadelphia: Henry O.
Trexler, Lehigh; Mre. William Oray War
den. Philadelphia: Daniel B. entz.
MontKe.nery. B. W. Wilde Lurerne. James
H. .Wlllcex Philadelphia; Eric Fisher Weed.
Alteeheny; Charlton Yarnall. Chester.
BESOLUTIONS
Mrs Ternadu A Trailer chtlrman, Al
legheny: W. S Blalsdell. Jefferrnn: Mill
Itabel Darllnsten. Chester: Mrs. Minnie S
Plbert. Cambria. Chirles J. Esterly. Berks:
James A. Ganlsen, Green Luther H Knlf
fen. Luzcine. C. Fred Kremmer. Clinten:
Mrs. Leah Cobb Marlnri. Cimoren. -Mrs.
Orace McCauley. Heiver: Harry, Be id.
Yetk: William S. Rial. Westmereland: Freas
Btyer, MontRemery. Them n TcsV.. Hr..
Schuylkill: Themas T. Watsen. Philadel
phia. EXECUTIVE
Jehn S. risher, chairman. Indiana: Mm
Oencvlee A. Esterllne, Blair: Trank E.
Baldwin. Petter: Wayne D. Bleikly.
Verange: Mrs Kate A. 11. Chapman. Lacka
wannu; Georce W. Celes. Philadelphia, Wil
liam L. Cennell. Lackawanna, Mrs. Geerge
A. Dunnlnir. Philadelphia: Mrs Edward
Durham L"hlKh, W. W. Orient, Lancaster:
Frank T. Grlaweld. Delaware; Addison C.
Oiimbert. Allegheny Archibald H Hoag
land. L)ceinlng; Charles Jehnnen. Montgom
ery, Miss Helen Llvzey. Montgomery, Miss
Sarah D. Lewrle. Philadelphia: Mist Hen
rietta Baldy Lyen. Lycoming; Clenrue w
McCandleci. AllBheny. Mr. James W.
Mack. Indiana: Jeseph N. Mackrell, Alle
gheny; Mrs J. Willis Martin. Philadelphia:
Colonel Asher Miner. Luzerne: Themas E.
Murphy.' Philadelphia; Mrs. Denna C. Ogden,
Westmoreland. Mrs Geerge P. Pilling,
Philadelphia- Mrs. Olrterd Plnchet. Pike.:
Jehn M Heyneldi. Bedferd: Mrs. Tred S.
flapper. SchuMklll. Mrs Helen -M Schluraff,
Erie: Harry B Scntt. Center: Mrs. Walter
King Sharp. Franklin; Edcar F. Smith.
Philadelphia; Andrew F. S'eeni. Phila
delphia; Jehn L Stewart. Washington. Mrs.
Rebert von Meschzlsker. Philadelphia.
EVENING , PUBLIC , LEIJGER-PHnJDELPHlA, THURSDAY AfrGUSl? 31, 1922
PP ''j.MsttHSm
w-j snmenTii"f.nmvTn?ytr'j.7.-i"i , .. -hj
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"Miss Greater Camden,,
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IIULES
Jehn H. Myers, chalrmin, Ianeisier.
rred W. Burkhardt Venango; Mrs Miriam
Watsen Jamts. Bucks. Mrs. Mary Fllnn
Lawrence. Allegheny. Mrs Ltllle M Mont
gomery. Dauphin
BODDY EXECUTION TONIGHT
Negro Caught Here After Slaying 2
Policemen te Die In Sing Sing
Luther Beddy, Negro slaer of two
New Yerk patielmenv who was c.ipturdd
In a lodging house llere en .Tnnunry 0.
will be executed in Sing Sing Prison
tonight.
Beddy wni arrested In bed, at 0 :S0
A. M., in a lodging house nt 2030 Rod Red
man f-tret by Patrolman Charles E.
Benner and Ames Scott, n Negro mag
istrate. He was handcuffed, ami taken
In his stocking feet te the Twentieth
and Fitzwnter streets station.
OYSTERS TOMORROW
Yep, Season Opens and Oystermen
Are All Set
A large part of the evster fleet that
operates In the big beds In Maurice
River Cove In the Delaware River has
all wills set today In readiness te garner
the first harvest of bivalves when the!
official ejster season opens tomorrow. I
Oyster planters hereabouts predict a !
geed crop tliis year. The size and
ntinlltv nf thi rtv.tnr ni-n i.nn.1 ,I.A.. I
ray, and both will continue te impiove
as the weather and the water become
cooler.
Miss Eleaner Llndlcy, nineteen
years old, pretty Monde ,wlie will
represent the municipality across
the Delaware at the pageant in At
lantu City. She was chosen from
100 contestants
CAMDEN PICKS ITS BEAUTY
Eleaner Llndley Will Represent
City at Shere Pageant
Selected from 100 comely candidates,
Miss Eleaner Llndley, nineteen yenrs
old, of 820 Ballet street, North Cam
den, will be "Miss Greater Camden,"
nt Atlantic City's pasennt next week.
Miss Llndlcy was chosen after the
candidates had been gradually elimi
nated until only ten remained.
FREED OF SLAYING GIRL
Italian Extradited Frem Lansdowne
te Return te America
Eugene Te.cce, of Lansdowne, who
was extradited te Italy In "1020 te be
tried for sheeting his sweetheart, has
been exonerated, and will return te this
country.
Tccce had erlglnnllv come In en the
passport of another man, and the mis
take in Identity followed. He wns
decorated seven times for bravery In
the war, serving with the Italian
armies. .
READY FOR PIER TRIAL
New Yerk Court Refuses Defunct
Breker's Plea for Delay
r Justice William P. Burr, of New
Yerk, in a decision has denied the
application of Elmere D. Dler,
formerly head of the bankrupt brokerage
firm of E. D. Dier & Ce., and Harry
J. Lawrence, Jr., formerly his secre
tary, for permission te insnect the min
utes of thq Grand Jury, which Indicted
them June 30 en sixteen charges of
grand larceny and bucketing. He
held that granting the application
"would tend te defeat the end of jus
tice." With that last legal Impediment re
moved after months of defensive tac
tics In behalf of Dler, .Joab II. Ban Ban
ten. District Attorney, is ' new in a
position te prosecute.
As seen as he learned of Justice
Burr's decision, the District' Attorney
put the -ease en the calendar for Tues
day before Judce Johnstone, in Gen
eral Sessions. The date of the trial
will then be arranged.
MRS. D0NGES WONT TALK
N
Dees Net Reiterate "Skate" Charge
Against Runyon
Mrs. Raymond R. Denges. of Mcr
chnntville, has been appointed by Mrs.
Rebert V. Norten, of Jersey City, as a
member of the State Democratic Com
mittee's special campaign committee te
enlist eters under the party's standard.
Mrs. Denges, who today attended a
meeting of Democratic women here, wa-
n'-ked if she proposed te make public
retraction of her chnige that State
Senater William N. Runyon, Republi
can candidate for Governer, had a
'Vkate en" when delivering a speech in
Camden a few- weeks age.
"I have nothing te say." she raid.
"Will you be a candidate for venom venem venom
inatlen te the Democratic State Cem
mittee.' was another nuerv. "I have J
nothing te say," repeated Mrs. Denges
SEEKS HIS NUMBER
HUSBAND LIST
Philadelphia Man Finds He 13
Only One of Many te Whom
Weman Said "Yes"
MORE SPOUSES SOUGHT
A round-up of the various alleged
husbands of Mrs. Mnrgaret Hnssen
Wcathcrwax Is being made by police
here and In ether cities. The woman,
who was married te Harry J. Barnett,
S13 Columbia avenue, among ethers,
was arrested in New Yerk yestcrdny
charged with bigamy.
Barnett married the woman, known
te him as Mrs. Edward Ehring, eight
months nge after a short courtship.
She disappeared last April.
Hareld Wcathcrwnx, of Bayonne,
says he married the same woman Au
gust 7. She left him rf few days later.
The prisoner told the police In New
Yerk that she was really Mrs. Edward
Fhrlng. Reports have ahe been re
ceived by the police that she married a
man named Hawley, of Twenty-fourth
and Pine streets, come time age. When
nrrestcd in New Yerk she was with a
man named Fletcher, who asserted that
she was his wife.
A mysterious telephone call te
Weathcrwax at his home in Bayonne
started the trouble which landed the
wemnn In jail.
Weatherwax was Informed by the
caller that he had married the wife of
Barnett. He get In touch with the
Philadelphia husband. Thcv started a
joint investigation, which led te New
Yerk.
After learning the address of his
missing wife. Weatherwax met her by
chance en the street. She Ignored him
until he nddressed her. He followed
her and her new husband and caused
her arrest.
WAR VETERANS TO MEET
316th Veterans Will Have Reunion
at Atlantle City
Buddies of the old 310th Infantry
will held their annual reunion at At
lantic City September 23 and '24.
Headquarters will be at the Hetel Am
bassador. ,
The' annual banquet will be held en
the first day, with an entertainment fur
the ladles while the veterans are occu
pied about the banquet beard. Fol
lowing the banquet will be a vaude
ville entertainment, with the distribu
tion of n truckload of surprise gifts te
the former soldiers. The regimental
association also will held its business
meeting.
JX.
HE'LL LAUGH AT WINTER
Thief Gets Overcoats and Furs te
Meet Chilly Winds
A thief who evidently believes in
preparing for the winter stele several
overcoats, fur pieces and numerous ar
ticles of heavy clothing from the home
of Fiank J. Dougherty, 2005 FltJswnter
st-cet, during the nbfcnce of the family.
Silk shirts, light colored ties, and nil
articles of summer wear were unmo
lested by the visitor, who rambled
through several rdeins and selected his
winter stock with evident care.
TELL THE WOItlJ) BY HADIO
Every day In the moraine Pcblie Lideu
reu win nnc ine jtauie i-resrai
day. Tear this out ter reference!,
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BROAD AND WALNUT STREETS
Philadelphia
Final Reductions
Groups are reduced te limited
numbers prices are the lowest
of the season prudent shoppers
will avail themselves of these
extremely advantageous values,
net procurable at any ether time
of the year.
EMBRACING THE ENTIRE
REMAINING SELECTIONS OF
Gowns Suits Wraps Sports Apparel
Skirts Blouses Hats
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The development of
business-building ideas is
one of the features of
The Helmes Press service.
MacDonald & Campbell
Continuing August Reduction Sale
Men's Fine Clothing
25
OFF
Fine
Cheviots,
3-Piece Suits of Unfinished Wrrcrfc
Tweeds and Hemesnuns. nlcn 9."d:-
Suits of Tropical Weight Worsteds, Palm Beach
and Norfolk Suits. And 2- and 3-Piece Gelf Suits.
Alterations at Cost
Alse Reduced
Men's Shirts, Underwear,, Neckwear, Pajamas.
Straw Hats at Vz price.
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
Today Brings Additional
Hundreds of Customers te
PERRY'S
Final Closing Sale
at
HALF PRICE
1 HE fourth day of the sale today
started humming "at 8:30 and held the
pace 'til night if we are te judge by
Monday's. Tuesday's and Wednesday's
record.
Clethes for every season of the year are
selling at one-half their former regular
prices Woolen and Worsted Business
Suits Sports Suits in four-piece combi
nation (Knickers and Trousers). Palm
Beach Suits for large and small men only
Spring and Fall Light-Weight Over
coats a number of Winter Overcoats
and a few Raincoats selling every hour
of the day.
All At Exactly One Half
Their Fermer Regular Prices
Spring andSummerWoelen
and Worsted Suits that
were $58 new $29. Se en
down te $28 and $30 suits
new selling for $14 and $15.
Palm Beaches (large and
small sizes only), formerly
$12.50 and $14.50 new sell
ing for $6.25 and $7.25.
Light Weight Spring and
Fall Overcoats and late
arrivals of Winter Overcoats
from last season formerly
sold for $28, $30, $35 and up
te $50 new selling for $14,
$15, $17.50 te $25.
etc, etc,
etc
First Penny Savings Bank
JOHN WANAMAKER. Prealdent
, PAYS 4i4 INTEREST
21st and QAINBRIDGE STREETS
1343 CHESTNUT STREET
fDESKS
REMEMBERS EMPLOYES
Marceau, Photographer, Leaves His
Meney te Studie Aides
Relatives mul nbeut twenty empleyes
flhare In the e'tnte of Theodere 0. Mnr
ceaii,' a photographer, with studies In
this citv and Xpw Yerlr. ulinm will
dlspetliiK of an estate estimated at bev- '
erai millions, was tiled Ntpnlny in the
mrregateV office In White Plain-.. Mr.
Marceau died .Tune 2'J ut his country
home en Premium Point. New Reehclle.
Among tucntv einplejes In his
various studies who are te receive lega
cies ranging from S1000 te S5000 each
are Mrs. Alberta Keenan and Wlllmart
Morrison in the Philadelphia studio.
DAILY BAND CONCERTS
Offir Pnmru
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Steel Filei
Jeseph L. Shoemaker & Ce.
Bank, emce, Library 4 Srlioel Furniture
At 926 Arch'St. Since 1884
(Shoemaker Ilulldlnc)
Municipal Organization te Play at
Frankford High Scheel
The Municipal Band will play at the
frankferd High Scheel, Oakland and
Wakellng streets. The pregram:
March "The American Lesien" Thers
Jelly Jtebbera" .. .Suppa
0ertur
l-iira
mznnlka"
(Selection "The Velvet Lady'
Medlej "Sweet Old sensa"
Tener eole
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Selected
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Selected
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neberta
.Herbert
Dalby
Jere Shaw
Ellenben
Sjlnt-Sjens
The Falrmeunt Park Hand will plav
tonight at the Parkway Plaza. The
Program :
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!k( ?? des Pleura" ".Villa '
IP' Chlneee Weddlne Precession'
fernet nole
Jfcetch tantaBla .. .
WraUe masterpiece
Urtega du Sardar". .
goprane nole
"lectien "Naughty Marietta"
The Vnlrmnimf PnrL- Qrtimluiii.. !..
caestra will play at Lemen Hill at S
e clock.. The pregram:
yirtllrBT"1J'rber et Seville" Rossini
fjrntJhonle poem' I.ea 1'reludes" I.lszt
Wat",' Uf-"c'3r.1"!'1!".',' .nellbei
v.T". Vienna Weeds" .StrniUi
IJJ0C,U"). from "A Midsummer Night's
yntber'g Seng! 'from '"Uie Meistersinger""
ilitM,'Bn,t.,?n ""M Mountain". .MousserSsky
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SUPER - VALUES
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lnrRe vanity ilrestier. A remarkable
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Henrietta,
Smoke pleasure is a matter of cigar
quality. Get a Henrietta and see
hew much real pleasure you can
get out of a smoke. Prices shown
above reasonable aren't they?
OTTO EISENLOHR & BROS., Inc., Phila., Est. 1850
FURNITURE DIRECT FROM FACTORY
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We are Manufacturers Agents. When you buy direct from the factory
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