i '-.aj"'in "j-W Srt.' tiWtty. '", - ' , 3Jl 'W-P a V s f$p!ffi7v&.liX,w&mwK"' ., T)-vyj --AyipflS' i ' 4.2 ijj i i fj i t, a 8 F. W M wa m ft' t wu ' 'iKTfirif EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1922 IK Prepare for Opportunity t the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Evening Scheel FOR MEN & WOMEN Khnrt t'rnrtlrnl Arnilfmle Truffle MnnnVrmrnt, Ilnille Tfl rn',T Mnrnte Tiilllen I rt Fm tchelarihltn te Ex-8rHce Hen l K'oneii Rttlmmllun llrslni Sent, lit 0:30 e OiHO 1'. M. Clnr lli-rjii (let 3i1 N. E. Cor. Bread & Vin Sli K or c HUGHES ON HE WAY HOME FROM BRAZIL Wen Hearts of People, Says President Pessoa, as Sec retary Departs NOTE OF AMITY SOUNDED dhh: I Shrin lLater Shriners i Late Train from Atlantic City SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Ai a tpecint Accommodation for Shriners returning from Atlantic City nnd te take care of ether regular travel te Phil adelphia SPECIAL LATE TRAIN will leave Atlantic City Sept. 17 15ASTI UN STWMWtU TIM!' Seuth Carolina Ave. 10:00 P.M. Pennsylvania System ANDY GUMP'S CANDIDACY PUZZLE TO POLITICIANS Fails te File Nomination Papers, but Keeps en Running. Enough "Gumps' in Congress New, Says One Leader KMJ JU lJUr-niiakJx.L.. - fc...-riL dWw JU-lJWU-J IKUU.UiE BS HMMBmnttBDIflrHlifWrani a m i nu Aifeemtetl Prrii Ule ifanrlre, Sept. 1H Th" Amer lenn Secretory of Stnte, Clmrie I'. llticln'3. Inilnr wne nn hU wnv luli'k te tii.. f.,i,n.i uAA ..f...- .nni ini.inf iiifv In I '- , ill, I'M .tilll"! illll'l Jlillll' tM,-ii. in the eeremnnle. of opening Brazil's cm tennry eelrl rntien. The V. S. S. Maryland, henrlne the (ll-tltnnilslieil visitor nn-l lil party, left the linrher Inte jenteiihiy nfternnnn nmliNt vnhitt's from the Nrn.lllnn form ntnl flic Ititernntliinnl licit hern for the eentcjinlul. The nrhlp Im trnvellnR at eighteen knots nn hour, anil ! expected te ri'iic'i New YerK lti twelve ihw. Mr IImrIipi' l.it ihi in Hlo nn one of "tremieiiH nrtlvl. lie vn the ifuest of honor nt n Innelieen given by the Brnzitlnn lt.iv .Wneliithm : then lie vMterl the Amerlenn bulMlng nml ex liihlts at thi eiinkitleti pi'iumK under the guidance of CommN-iener (lenernl 1. C I'el'ier. after whleh h :ihl fnre- vel' te Foreign Minister Azrvile Mnr Andy Ciiimp'i enndidney for Con Cen press U n great deal of n mystery te I'etm Ivaiild pelltlrlnn.s, Ilerattse of the wide Interest In the candidate, such leaders ns W. Harry linker, flialrmnn of the Ilepiihllcnn State Committee, Congressman William S. Vnre and many ethers. It was learned today, maile intilry nt the etliee of the candidacy. Speaking from the point of view of "our Natien's Capital," Mr. Swope said flint the, country would de rive real benefit from the mighty mind of (Jump. "1 have observed," said Mr. Swope, "that the lenders of Congress have been hesitating ever reaching a tlnal decision en some of the big questions of the day. I iiin be giving nwa state secrets, Secretary of Commonwealth In the i but I den t mind saying I think they state (npitiii mi a view ei discovering are nnnunis v me ' ui me ciiih just wliere Andy Is running and palgn." wlierete (ioverner Sprout has a personal In- I'cniisvlvanla leaders have a big ' tcrest In the (Jump candidacy. It seems situation en their hands this year nnd this lies In the fact thnt the (ievcrnnr'x the sudden and popular Injection of the i home Is at Chester and that Andy has n (Jump I'undtdacy ;nlxes up the set. te son named ( Hester. "Only these cap The Itniite nf (he llrn-nlwuri l.lmllnl SJET25inn3ISS3rWKSKS2aSSrS pg5-"--j-ss "VtWWW Selected Eggs de. ques. Later he called at the attete l'ii'n"e te "-in gueil-liy te 1'rvsidi'iit I'pitacie I'esea. Nations' Instltiilinns Similar In his address at the liar Asuocla Asuecla 1 tien liiiieheeii Mr. Ituglie-. after re marking en the similarly of the Hra- fi 'lllfin and Amerlenn pelitic.il instltu- Bji'lens, tebl his heniers: Vi "I.ibertv must liave its institutions. ! which art- necessarily institutions of t say the li'.ast. 1 iie leaders maile It plain that It was a bit disconcerting te i have their plans uir the fall campaign all nlcelj lined up, only te find nt the last moment that the situation was 1 being "gumped up." One of the leaders, who Insisted thnt , tils name be kept out of the paper, se far forget himself ns te assert thnt 1 there "were enough gumps In Congress I new without Andy coming nleng." Politicians, alive te the keen In- I teres t In the (Jump candidacy, sought ' te liud out all about It. They were advl.'-ed by the Se retary of the dm dm nienwealfli that Mr (Sump had net tiled I nomination papers nnd tiint the last I dny for filing Independent nomination papers had passed. This, from u tech- I nlcal point of view, seemed te dispose of the question for the time being, at least. Then yesterday afternoon political leaders imtiil with considerable Inter est, as did thousands of ethers, that Andy was still running. "It's funny," remarked State Chair man Ilaker. "I can't figure if out. Andy's iinine cannot be tumid en the official papers nt the etllc of the Sec retary of the Commonwealth and stl'l able of following the kind of reasoning I that ins'de politics develops," explained .fames 1' McCoy, the Governer's scp retan, "can understand the connec tion " I KENSINGTON MEN TO MEET1' Plan te Increase Membership of Neighborhood Business Association The firt fall meeting of the North Kensington lluslnes Men's Association will lie held nt s :HII o'clock this eve ning in the Mcl'liersen Library, Ken singten and Indiana nenues. With the i beginning of the fall program of work a special elT'iit will he maile te obtain mere members for the association, and members have been nsked te invite guests te the meeting tonight. Time te Get. Your Fall Clethes Ready! And the ones you put away when warm weather"' came are plenty geed until the November reductions. Get them out netv before a real cola snap. Send them te Herzeg for real cleaning. You'll be pleased at the sav ing, and mere pleased by the appear ance! Wc have no connection with any firm of similar name. I. HERZOG 0 CO. All articles insured against fire and theft until delivered te you Germantewns Dyers Cleaners 5904 Gcrmantewn Avenue Phene: Gcr. 03-92 ?r-Tsr.; Xsi.VT!V wetmtHmnrmitimiHuniirttnnniiinriHtanrninniriHHfiHHHifniji The thinking fellow , always takes ja Yellow! Yellow Cab Poplar 8600 DAY or NIGHT nmmmmmmmmnmmmmnmmnmmnmnmtmmmKtmrmmnr 0 1 t.... !.....!....! . .t. 1! t a' iiiw, intiiiiiuen-s inr i in ai'juii .iuii U uie iircppiPU iinnnpiPs m ; riRii. imumu hn ,. In t,. -., f. fnrft.rnil.Wftn nither tlmn lnelc for the e.mtiIp ei Mll.i10 ,lft.u ,, , i,,M11 'ti.,, ....i. ( . . .. n' ' iuiiiiiiii, iii iiiih i lllVi'Ml.l Every one guaranteed I- I aibi'rarv tinner. ; I "Such institutions rt for their rinal ft, security in the telf -restraint of the-e r j who love libert tee tnii'di te ilt'strey its ' J essential foundations. f, it is m the aiiinimstr.it ion or justice jf ft J sftifl rrTI P ' through the courts and in the standards GQXBL CW2 riil i''nf ,1" ,''S:!,1 profession that wc find un- 1p LjvJxJU H jfailingly the measure of civic nieces." jj In a statement te the lirnziiinu pres,, 1 issued after bearding the Maryland. Mr. saiu : ' ! Hughes --s, sEc." i Carten of fj-? ' ', j m km r I Ip.i re llr.izil with everv anticina- , T inn of p'ensure ever my visit meie than inli7e(l. ion have left nothing umleiie tiling I enn see Is that Andy is nlnnnlus te win by the use of stiekcrs en elec tion day. It's funny, nil right." Cnngres'imnn Vnre, ccn though be is' right up Id the minute en the s(rateg of running for Congress, concedes tlmt And) has him guessing. The Congress, man expressed the fear, in the course of an interview, that "Andy did net have the situation well in hand." Ma Leae Andy Waiting en Steps "I noted." suggested Congressman Ynie, "tmit a mniittee effind the nomination te Andy. It may develop ltQ PICK Ot tile neST,S f-ite ppue the sincerity nnd cnrdialm of that this lenmiittee hud no autherlt te r.i i i. . ...t . r . .:. .. ,'..... .. .....t,, r.t.i, .r. .1 .... ,. . wip ni'iryim' iiuiii un- 1 iuui niiiT-ni mi', eiicr Tiie iieinin.iT 1011, in wnicn case In our Phila.. Camden and suburban Stores in&iAj Tpjast?. iblilVJI I lS s . t r 1 GEM Safety Razor De Luxe Medel in Art Weed Case DESIGNED DY THE MANUFACTURER The TO RETAIL AT $3 00 art Heed. r,l.inn anui..i ..- Proof cae has nevnr h.rfcfers i,.,n nec'aiel wl.h niiyt:,iK tj,,t Ji e'i trliil- i i ",ra,ze1 ls cimpletr lt'i nit -lr'"1 1,e'" h-l" ur .i,n eueain, una ;, keen-cuttins Om Jtu zer Dlailes. T!-.e n tire eutni for 1 "l mere than the p i me uaues 'Liie sals win last irly j. days lenjrer iliub.t e.-li.e 59c 39c A Few of Our September Special Sales and Seme Regular Everyday Reduced Prices 49c Peintex Fabric Stationery, Special 48 Sheets, 43 Envelopes $1.00' ilzc Cera Neme Tulc 69e .40 size Hospital Absorbent Cot Cet Cot eon pound 43c Purest rubblns Alcohol pint 50c JO llzc Popseden! Teeth 1'atte. 39c 5 site Woodbury's FacUl Seap 3 (or 55c 1.00 alie Llaterlne, laria. .. 75e J3 size Tlz 25c 0 alzt Mtiltificd Cocoanut Oil 37c .30 lira Kolynei Teeth Paste .21c .25 alie Cutlcur.i Seap . . 3 for SSe SO site Mennen's Shavlnj Cream.37c JO size Rcsinel Seap 3 ler B5c .40 slz Cas erla ,25c .60 size Phillips' Milk el Mag nesia age 50c Dex Ashes of Reses Rouge with 39c Bex Java Face QQ Powder, Special, Beth for OJC (t.BO alts Teltews' Syrup .. $1,00 .10 slzn Palmellva Seap. .4 for 30c 1.00 aiie I.averlt, Urie 72c BO.sIze Pebcce Teeth Paste. 35c .25 slie Lyen's Teeth Powder , 10c .00 sits Ferhan's Teeth Paste. 39c .33 sis Frestllla . . . 25c .25 size Mum . ...17c RICH CREAM AND NUT , CARAMELS Asserted Vanilla and Chocolate Flavers Individually wrapped, rifht fresh from our own candy kitchen. Stp- en . tsmbtr tptcial, pr pound. OeC Smeeth Sugar Coated Almonds Tha clean, wholesome Candy. A con fection which children may eat in any quantity, and a treat favorite with the (rewn folks as wall, brptembtr Ifsclal, ptr pound 33c ttiStfi' fDmii Stere Formerly lilkrr-llecemnn 100 H. llreuil .St.. Cur. Stirur lflO Market JOJ, !'. . , illll fhnitnut ltli nml L'liratnnt tfir. rrenl. Cr. Yerk (KenalntrtM) stil (lennanlnwn Ave., Bj-aad A.ErU the ticniilc of ISrazil. "It lins been a rare privilege te knew personally jour gn-it President and dis-tingui-hed men. I have been profoundly impressed bv the great achievements nf the Hrazilian people and their inagnlli cent opportunities. "I am confident thnt the friendship between the people of Hrnzll and the I'niied States will net enh be abiding, but censtanti.i grew stronger." Wins Hearts of Ilraiillans President IVssen told tile correspond ent of the Associated I'ress, whom he received In the Cnttete I'alace. that SfH-retary Hughes had "wen. the hearts of the Itni7.11i:ili pee le. .is well as the officials and the Government." "Mr. Hughes' isit," be continued, "will most surelv strengthen the bend i f friendship which have nlwnjs existed .ietw.ui Ihail and the I'tutid States. It was a great pleasure for me te mine in such close contact with Mi. Hughes iiil tn knew personally the man who has done -e much te insuie peace througiieut the world I feel that tills friendly Nit will have a geed influence in instilling among the people of Hr.17.11 the Ideal of peace, justice, geed will nnd international friendship " A score of huge wreaths of flowers from Ilrnzt'ian notables, unhiding President Pessoa and Foreign Minister Marques, were sent te the Mar land as farewe.l tokens of esteem. The party en the Maryland Includes besides Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, .Justice Kdwunl R Finch, of New Yerk, and Sirs, finch. Representative Stephen (i. Perter, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Heuse Foreign Affairs Committee, and Mrs. Perter, and Adrmal Hilary P. Jenes, commander of the Atlantic Fleet, and Mr ,lents. SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY INCREASES ITS DIVIDEND Stockholders In Youngstown Con cern Share Prosperity loiingsjtevtn, ()., Sept. 1.'!. Directors of the jiiiiitgstnuii Sheet ami Tube Company hac Increased the common in iileud from fiftj te seventy-fne cents anil authorized the regular quarterly dmdend of SI. 7." a share, both payable October I te -lock of record September 20. Fer the thiid ipiartcr, theiefere, the company will distribute $77'.O0O m dnldends mi 5li(i.(i()( shores of nen-pur Milue uninien and .10,000,OUO of out eut iUmdliig pieferied. lilt reuse m the common dividend is ih.i t" tin improved earning position of tin- lu'iipaii). Sitne duly , 11)21. it lias beiu paying common dividends at the ratu of fitrj cents a sliare eaeli ipiurtet .lune jireed the best month of the jeur. Frem the standpoint of grusu businehS, as well as of net earn ings, tiie third qiiatter was substan tially better than the second. Gress re-, ceipts are reported running at a monthly rate somewhat under $5,000,00(1, The Rricr Hill steel mill will light its third and last blast furnace to day. Valley Independent is negotiating saie of 20,001) tens of standard basic pig iron, its original prii e was $M, i subsequently cut te s;;i2.,"0 The pre- , posed bmer is mling for a steel tera-I 1 pans . The tiansin tiun is the largest ' ul the kind in many months. 'SOLDIER'SJOCKET RETURNS I Mether's Gift te Sen In France Sent I Anonymously i Kllabetli. N. J.. Sept. 13 A geld llecUet sent by Mrs. H. S. Hersh In 1017 j te her son, Rebert, then a soldier In France, was returned yesterday by nu nnonmeus sender. , After her four sons, Cecil, Harry, Rebert and Austin, joined the uriny and .nmy nnd had gene te duty everscan, Mrs. Hersli purchased four small geld 'lockets. One was sent te each of the Mins. but tnac aauresseu ie ueuert failed te reach him. Yesterday nu en velope bearing the postmark of a town In France addressed te Rebert W. Ilersh was delivered te the Hersh home. INDICTED IN RAIL PLOT Smile Fe, N. M Sept. III. The Federal Grand Jury here returned nn Indictment here against W. P. Sey- fred, president of the State Federation of Laber, mm Aiwrew nriine, ai i buquerque taxi driver, charging them with conspiracy in violation of the Federal penal cede. The men were ar rested en u truln near Albuquerque and 'are alleged te have had beuibb la theli possession. A I,Mir,A!)V TO T1IK rsATIONS In Washlnctun Mere Is a gentlewoman who builds (Mluces and rents thetn te for eign embassies. An account of "Embassy Avenue" appears In tha laailne Section nf the Sunday PDIU0 LBCOIB. "Utka It a Andy will he In the predicament of well-known Philnde'phian some je.irs age. Tliis man had been told by a prominent political leader that he would see that he get the nomination for Con gress. "The candidate want te Harrisburg en tin day of the nominating conven cenven li n lr arranged a dinnei of lift covers nid hired a band nml then waited nt the hotel for the committee In cenn nnd netif him of bis nomination. He waited and waited Finally, he began te make juquirt and discovered, te his disnuij. that the convention had ad journed nn hour earlier and that his name had net been mentioned. 1 hope the best for Andy but I fear the worst " - William P. Gallagher, Republican organization leader of Luzerne Ceunl, nml chief clerk of the S..H" Senate, ventured the suggestion thai in some wa or ether the Widow Zander would vramp Andy's stjle ns a cMiuliilnte "Yeu sie." explained Mr. Gallagher "And get his roll because lie realh gpprd the widow. Willi women eitnfc It is an even bet that the widow will step out and try te linis'i him. Re sides, I don't think And can get niinj with that stuff of plnjing both ends ngalnst the middle en the dry question. In that respeit, I think Andy's cam paign Is all wet. Of course, if I neb Rim stands In Andy and -prings the Australian ballet en the Miter, it i quite lil;c! tha' Andy will lime the edge en the situation. Charles P. Swope. secrelarv te Sen Sen aeor Pepper, who w.is in the city tedin . intimated that Washington was st rred up ever the possibilities m the Gump "lifesis THE masterful road read ability of the Stutz is blended se perfectly with the utmost ease of han. dling that there is never a time when its great surge of power is net subservient te the slightest whim or an occasion when complete comfort must be sacrificed te attain maximum performance efficiency. Teurinc Car $2640 Readiter $:450 4-PaiitnEcr $2790 Coupe . $1490 All Pricci . e, b. Factory ip S. R. Blocksom Moter Ce. L 667 N. Bread St. I'hnnii. I'enliir (J3(r.().'llM.033.'S STUTZ MOTOR CAR COMPANY e AMERICA, Inc. InJianat'elti, Indiana, V. S. A. A cAFE' LUB1N FOR A MEAL THAT'S REAL. Walnut Street abv. Twelfth MILK-FED CHICKEN Yeu will find here every day chicken net plain, ordinary fowl, but the most delicious poultry that ever passed your lips. Killed, prepared and served in a way te please. $1.00 Table. D'Hetc Dinner 11 te 2 1 M.li te b:30 P. M. 75c Special Platter U te M. Second Portion Gladly Served A la Carte Service the balance of the day Dancing 10 P. M. te Closing -iaidiirai! ii J0 BROAD STREET "l AT SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE MDHIIInnRMBI'l iiiiiiiiiiiiiffis ELGIN $ T 7.50 Special - .iiiii'l'llillll'liiilillW Of Interest te Men This timepiece is special in price, but net in quality. It has Klfiin material, workmanship and quality throughout. Enclosed in a beautiful thin-model, green-geld case. Bezel is engraved, and the watch can tic purchased with silver, geld or white dial. S7,00 Weekly I jsg-"-"--- - 'Ll ' iSf" P E 7he New LE S S " 11 I t---ft-1 -r-i aafW New Vacation's Over- " We call for one garment or twenty " Take a leek at your clothes. Aren't they rumpled, soiled and created ? Let us de them up, freshen them, clean them and press them, se that they're like new. Our prices arc reasonably low and our service is everything that can be desired. Don't Trouble le Write Just Phene Poplar 7660 Cleaners and BARG'S Dyers .Main Oflice and Works 1018-1628 N. 21st St. Branches 1113 Chestnut St. 1."a 7 Gcrmantewn Ave. New Heights of Power and Speed Among Cars of the Highest Class Only one conclusion can be drawn from the warmth of the welcome given te the new Peerless Eight. That conclusion Is, that this latest eight cylinder creation has exceeded all that was expected of it in the way of power and speed and ductility. Peerless dealers report that the new Peerless is being seen and driven by experienced motorists everywhere. the eight -cylinder Peerless has attained new heights of finished performance. Power, and ease of power-control, probably never paralleled in a 6teck car; new and finer degrees of flexibility, and an unusual capacity for sustained speed these are the distinguish ing marks of the new Peerless Eight. They even overshadow the attraction of its exejuisite beauty and almost perfect comfort for they are se new and rare among can of the highest grade. And everywhere, the consensus is the same The Peerless Moter Car Ce. Cleveland, a rimrarf Dumbstruck by a. truck. Every owner of a new VIM has been amazed at its performance in speed, hill-climbing and economy of operation. Ne ether truck of similar capacity can equal it. This is a truth every truck user should knew. Put it up te us te prove it. Vim Sales and Service Cerp. Bread and Huntingdon Streets NEW ykWW I&m a2- 34 TON TRUCK GIRARD AUTOMOBILE COMPANY C. R. CUNLIFFE, President 2314 Chestnut Street m 4-Passcnger Jauring Phaeton Iltbtt." aV. I fXi.:-. -"Jr.,. Xt J ft. im -j r. v ?p . t && y, tV'.Jtjfj ;tt - (eruuinlawn
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