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NUN1IN
S PUT IN FORCE
Effectiveness of Order Unmedi.
fied by Court Slight Verbal
Changes Made
SHOPMEN TO TAKE APPEAL
fiv Aasetlntml rreai
Chlraife. Sept. '. The drastle tetn tetn
tiernry injunction enlrr nekrd by At
t.irnev General Harry M. Haugherly
iijalns'l slien crefts utrlkn lenders xvas
tint In ferce today by Judgci .Tnmes II.
Vllkrrsen without any of its effective
ncs being modified.
Several nliglit changes in the word
ing of the order tuibtnitted Saturday
xicre made by .Judge Wilkerfen te clar
Ify its meaning.
Donald It. Kicbberg, ee.utir.el for tlie
railway Mwp crnftN, indicated today
lnf the next Rtep would be u petition
tn tlie t'nlted State Circuit Court of
.Appeal's for ' rexlexv of the order.
Te combat Attorney Oeneml DjuioIi DjuieIi
ftty'H efforts te have tun temporary
vrlt made permanent means u long,
custlv light. Mr. Hiehbcrg nnld, n fight
xvlilch would severely tax tlie resources
of the unions. "What we nre most In
terested in new." he wild, "is nn effort
te obtain n review of thin cnt-e by the
Circuit Court of Appeals."
Judge Wllkerim Mgned the order
lifter Donald It. Itlchbcrg, defense at
torney, (.aid he v. as "unable te Kiiggewt
ii n v form of order which would be ef
fective te pve legal Mini'timi te the cx-
H he of an authority which we respect
fully urge is net within the power of
tlie four!."
"Te call this proceeding in its method
and result 'due process of law,' in order
te justify the denial of eonMltutleiiol
tight of the defendants by this judi
cal finding based en ex-parte utlida-
its,' said Mr. Itiehberg, "seems te
me te disregard the fundamental pvlii
dples of our system of laws, as well an
in exerrite a power npeelflcnll,v denied
le the Federal courts by n net of Con
fess passed in order te prevent the very
deprivation of liberty and property
vhlch is here accomplished."
"It appears that none, of the. named
rVfftidants is even churged with the
rnnimi-hiiin of any unlawful net. Ap
iarently, however, the Court has found
i hut there In proof of an unlawful con cen
iviracv in 'the large number of unlaw
ful arts shown te have been (Oinmitted.
the most of them by unknown parties.'
and that the defendants nre prestimid
te have knowledge that these things
were done."
Following the bhert plea by (Went
attorneys that the (leverntiient petition
for an injunction be denied. Judge Wil Wil
l:er6en denied their motion and added
the phrme 'with intent te further said
enpirey in leveral ptiragraphs and
tagncd the eiiler.
Signalmen Ask High Wage
A return te wartime wages and re re
iiiiinptien of the basic eight-hour day
were requested before tlie United Stat'1.?
Tiuilread Laber Beard today by repto repte
entiitlves of the Brotherhood of Kail Kail
read Signiilniei; of America. D. W.
licit, president of th brotherhood,
opened tlie hearing for the empleyes of
foity-twe railroads nnd their mibstdl-
The signalmen nre seeking u retura
te the wnges established by Iho beard
uuder Doci-den Ne. 2 of May J, UCO,
mi average daily range of $4.72 te
M'.OJ a da.x. They mk in addition fefr
iiiffTftitinU above these rates for foro fero fore
iiir). Mr. licit told the beard that the
brotherhood's action was based en four
premises :
I'lrst. Tin general upward trend of
th living vase.
Second, That the heard, fn computing
reductions in 10'Jl and 1022 had net
w-!d facts "of sound udidity."
Third. That the hrst reduction wan
m.'iile in error, hcenuMi Decision Ne. 2
was based en a living wage prier te
December, 1010. whkh since has Jr.-
leased Materially.
i eurtii. 'I tint (revcrnment figures
uaee uie jmng cost et tl'.e. average
family at $2100.
Washington, Sept. -.. y A. P.)
Ilcirlng was iudefinitcly postponed
' tlie District of Columbia Supreme
i eurt today en the Government's mo
tion for d!cmis.al of the injunction pro
ceedings brought by the International
l.rotlierheod of Blectrieal Workers te
prevent trrving of notice of the ie
framing order issued in ChleiiKe by
Judge Wtlkerhen en local striking rail rail
jead shepuifii. The postponement was
1r nyreemciit of counsel.
nuciiinati, Sept. 2.-. (By A. P.)
i "- Worcester, vice president of
le hu I out- Railway, said tedav that
vhile striking shepmen would be taken
'!; cradually en the Bic Pour during
'n- next thirty dayn. their rank or
e'lleiity would fellow the old moil who
j eiiiaiued loyal nnd the new men who
"re employed during the strike. "Mere
"an this," ndded Mr. Worcester, "it
s provided in the signed ngieemcnt
''nn mi;, threat or intimidation en the
part of either the present forces or the
'"'iinniiH shepmen will lesult In in
laat and jieimatient di-ehari'e of the
jiu'iuler. 'lhis prevision absolutely will
1 e tan led out."
Told te Take. Tips,
VirtfJ fZliitlrt Omeilnf" between two armed groups, and I
.. v-. uieuv. wuje
" - - J
'"Uimie.1 from faite One ;
"nei; wirac of tlie small (haute he ha.)
ii ij euiiis. ieu meet tnm treinu.ni
vevywhere at Indepetuk'tice Hall. Pe- .
s uend in life rhanjte every dsy. The
Ippee today become') the tipper to
morrow and vice versa.
Why such a fuss ever tips in In In
"puidcnie HallV If the officials held
'nn(lmihlinn.s in such reverence, whv
"ent they keep them in u belli tins man-
"'1' Most nt' (lie tune ill. v ... ,ll..
ami dirty and some part of them closed, i
'hey permit a vender et .small bells te '
siand eutMde and inmlt you ( vm
;'"i r buy hw ware-. Why shout from
he housetops that Mr. Mjen, has lvn ,
. i ,v, ,et ""''Wing tipn in e.xeimugf. ler
Jflluable information given? Unu feels.
icet!eusly inclined ever the matter." .
'einplalntK tiiat guldeH who take
Mtlitseers through the tower of City!
iiail ure asking for tips have been made,
ieu complaint is made by Mr. J. IJ,
.leurs wife of the Itev. . T. Jenes.
"W Diamond street. Mrs. Jenes took a
.J ' l' tewci w'th a party of re!a-
,, "After pointing out the sidits." wild,
ura. JencSi .., pll(,n ..,!,.,.,, 0V(,r trt
;1 weim-ii in our party, said some-
"' ie inem, ami I saw them
open
e-.r pocicettMieKH. Then he
"J. brother-in-law and taid:
went le
ut...' .', I !" hhen you all the
. ri.,' Wll:n. lli ll worth te you?"
inn iriiiil.. Nni.i i.i.
hand out, and
IiSh,M.,r 'n'!' Hllvt'r luurters en it.
te!f,fc"!!n0lW"nlU,,tOl,,,n,,,,B
."."-" "" "
iftv i, , l,"rV?"Inw B've the ,nn
i lilln r ,."a,ilns!, " ,,ell,,p ll0 K
nit i " "' ,,,(' from en,- party. We
'"it he was depemlent upon ,u
ps ler ,u luing."
Iho guides are net dependent upon
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1 911 for 11 Hi-Inn H'l.
..t ., .; " "
receive n salxrv
Victim of Held-Up
PI ''.' ' Miiralk:' il
CALVIN A. IWTTKItSON
He was fenceil te open tlie safe In
tlie lulled Cigar Mere at Tenth
and Chestnut streets this morning
at the point of a gun. The ban
dit took $300
Cigar Stere Clerk
Bound and Robbed
Continued from I'ace One
police after four automobile thieves.
The chase began nt Ikila and ended in
Norristown. The men escaped after a
pistol liiht with their pursuers.
l'ellceinan Maxwell, of the Lewer
Merien police force, saw four men in n
leuring car drive alongside of the ma
chine of William Nunnmaker nt IJryn
Muwr avenue nnd Abcrdale read, Jlnla.
Twe of the strangeti stepped from their
car. get into Mr. Nunamaker'.'i car, nnd
both manhlius sped away.
When the men failed te step at Max
welt's command, the latter ran te City
Line, where he met I'atrelmnn Wynts!,
and together they commanded ed an nit nit nit
tomebilc. They gained en tlie thieves
nnd get clesi; enough te fire nt the tires
of the two machines aheud of them,
but without effect. The bandits re
turned the fire as the chase continued
through Manujunk and Hoxberough nnd
then into Norristown.
Twe higawnymen attempted te held
up Jehil Dclauru. fortv-twe vr.nrs el.!
Jie Mermaid lane, Mount Airy, shortly
after lie stepped off a Helley car a't
(jermantewn avenue and Mermaid lane
Inst night. They were frightened away
when Delaure -firted te tight.
During the scuttle DMnuie was hit en
the head with n reeler and wan treated
by a ph.vsiciiin in the neighborhood.
Pepper Urges Jury
as Laber Arbiter
Continued from race Our
many of you there is a feeling of dis- i
appointment, thr.t I have no formula te I
propose and no panacea te suggest.
"I nsk you te remember, however, i
tnnt nor mnhlem i fMrnlfirni'iil.illv ntie i
which centerns the spiritual n'titiide of.
one man, toward nuether and that all
the troubles which e nre censiderlnir
presuppose something wrong in that at
titude. T'ndcr the-te circumsU'intes there
can be no formula and no panacea. If
our hearts are net right all we can
hope te de is te make the best of a bad
sltuutien. If employers and unions net
only lack confidence In one another but
if the luc't of confidence Is deserved,
if the obstacles in the way of otcnuiz etcnuiz
lng industry en u partnership basis seem
te us insurmountable, and if the rtabll
1Ing of industry docs net itself mini
mi no the leber problem, then v. e must
Inevitably lleunuer. j
"Let us nt least, however, be honest 1
enough te recognize that we arc;
floundering nnd let us net make frantic!
appeals te Government, nnd feimi te
work the miracles which -ve de net de
i
""Let uS ut i, suthelent government.,,
organization te give us eflichil fore
casters who will scan the Bklcs and scne
the air currents. Let them be empower
ed te invoke executive action for the im
paneling of emergency juries. Let these
juries find the facts, enlighten the public
and recommend thy solutions, and let us
be honest enei'irh te realize that no
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jiuwi'r oil vui ill tun en i-v wit; ,n.si.'i(kuic j '
et uic&e solutions except him concen
trated opinion of jeu and all your fellow
titizens in America."
Common Ownership
Discussing the "dream" of common
ownership, Senater Pepper tnid:
"The instant that you describe peo
ple as partners ou are ceasing te
classify ihem according te the opposi
tion of Interests and you are thinking
of them according te their community
of interest. It Is nt least a pleasant
dream te picture an industrial situation
in which all tiiete related te tlie com
men job share prelirs and participate in '
management. Agtiln, I remind you that i
I am net overlooking dltliculties. Shar- j
lng profits without sharing losses Is one
of the-e. The transient nature of em
pleyment in i.ui n l.nis is (mother. ,
"The pessibi'ilv of L'ettiug actual re- ,
i.ults by shailn,; tlie rcspeusllillltles et I
niauacement is mi import nut factor. '
After all is said, however, one inevlt- !
able tact stare', you in the face: that
iipiul tieni Individual self-control there'
i-i imlv one vvav te avert iiidustrinl unr.
that is te induce disarmament by re- ;
(ludng thrm all te one group."
labor Unions
Beferrlng te labor unions, the speaker ,
' ,, . ,
I v.enaiu iiiiiigN i iae ier granted. tr approximately JiO.OtHl.OllO ueld
One of these is the labor union. As murks in puvment of the August aud
ling as you perpetuate the opposition i September 13 allotments due te IXd
I et Interest betwis-n the employer and his ' jjinm.
emjileyes the einpk.j, miiHt organize feri The pivments due aggregate 100,-jself-protcitlen..
In any industry there (Kill, i mi) geld marks, but these are cred
tna.v be tmitleular liekbi or particular ,M fur mei-handlse, iircvieu-lv deliv
I plants vvhlcli succeed In niulntalning ii I rn-l. which will serve te Mitiiilcincnt
iiMii-unii'ii status. Where this i
ouilltlenltlic present transfer.
Here Are the Twe
HURRY CALLS
Bell. JVrtlnut 3000
' Keystone Main 160 1
Want te rent rooms or an apartment?
Did your cook leave today?
Have you household goods te sell in a hurry?
De you need a chaufFeur?
Get a house for Scile?
Need another bookkeeper or stenographer?
Use either of the Hurry Calta and they will put
you in touch with the Classified Advertising Depart
ment of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
A little ad in the PUBLIC LEDGER will carry
the news of your needs into ever a quarter-million
homes within,twenty-f our hours.
EVENING PUBLIC
exihls T nm opposed te coercive measures
by unions te compel uiilouiMilieu.
"I cannot, however, ccape tlie con- !
ciusteit inat, en the whole nnd .villi nil"
nllewnnce for exceptional cases, the
well-being et tlie men in non-union
fields or plants is in lnrge measure In
fluenced by the necessity of treating
them at leatt as well as union workers
are treated elsewhere.
"The only example that I happen
te knew of a unienless nation is old
Russia. There, cmi!ecrs had a line
time until the treatment accorded the
workers drove them te an industrial and
pellticnl mildness of which the end is
net yet in sight.
"Taking the union for granted, T
ajtk what the course of cvcnls shall be If
disputes at lie which ale likely te lead
te rupture.
. "Mere I take another thing for
granted, namely, that if the ciuploxer
deals with the union at all he must deal
with It as It is mid net ns lu would like
It te be. i mint ,cnl with the union
representathiM whether they come from
his own shop or from the outside.
"If. as a irsult of cellertlve bar
en If,
lug, the pintles ran mnkc n'trentv of
peace or patch up a truce, se much the
better. We must net be blind, how hew
ever, te the fundamental obstacle in the
war of such a result.
"I refer te the tragic lack of confi
dence which permeates both groups In
such cases. The employers distrust the
unions. The unions distrust the em
ployers. U is bitterly hard te icaeh an
agreement when such is the Mute of
mind of the contracting parties.
"If mtitutil luck of confidence blocks
agreement normal recourse Is te third
party Intervention."
Jersey Primaries
Are Radical Test
Continued from l'nce One
element, the churches nnd the women
voters in this lampalgii and this further
tended te make him unpopular with
machine f.upperters. ins handling of
patronage since Mr. Harding became
l'residcnt has also nmde him enemies.
Moreover, there is a feeling fu the
northern part of the State among the
commuters from New Yerk that Mr.
Krcllnghuysen Is net an especinll) dis
tinguished representative of the State.
There seems no cure for this defect,
l-'or the Democratic candidate, Governer
IMwards, Is net Intellectually superior
te Mr. rrcllnghtivsen and while Mr.
Itccerd, the rlul Itcpubllean, is a man
et larger attainments, he ts regarded as
erratic and unstable. Still the discon
tent with Mr. rrelliighujseu is an ele
ment of weakness.
lit j reneminatiiin is indicated, but his
re-election Is In grave doubt. In fact, ; ., . , . . ,, , ....
the Republicans i.rc in greater danger Athens. Sept. 2r.(By A. l'.i-lhe
of leslnj; a Senater In New-Jersey thiin i Athenians nre passionately divided en
in any ether State except Maryland. I (he creat issue of the King of Venire-'
K.'a'nce Ill'beS!:;!. '"nt w. The allied royal project te sum- '
The iMuiu In Nrw Jen.ev l!1 he t. moil (ienernl Metuxas te the I render-
fold, prohibition mid induMrlnl radical
ism. Governer IMwards, l,e will be
the Democratic candidate, Is the wet
test of the wets. There is no straddle
about his position. II" Is against pro pre
hibtkm and h" does net care who known
it.
And New Jersey has :i laree com
muter vote ar both ends of the Stale
which holds big eitj views en int"r
lerenen with pergenal liberties. It has,
ii'er ever, a large foreign industrial
population In its own citie; which re
sents Mr. Velslead's t 'strictlens. Its
shores are he-pll.ibl
te the bootlegger
industry:
solely ill
rum-running e-.scln fare
its Inlets. There nrebablv in
ion nuuiiicr niau1 ill uie I iilen Wliere
a limn might with salety ,.uic out se
nemiy ier ijoeze as uoverner J'Mwards
decs.
Moreover, while (he settlement of the
strikes has undoubtedly helped Mr.
rrelingliuyten. the use of th. injunc
tion against the railroad shenmen hm.
net been popular with labor. Indu.stitul
dlwentent will be rellected in the vote
for Mr. Iter or I In the primaries, nnd
then it will operate in favor of Gov
erner Kdwnrds in tlie election.
If tiil.s turns out te he u streugly Be.
publicuti .icar Mr. Fre'.lnghuj.sen will
have a margin of safety. If it is an
average year Governer IMvnrds will
defeat him.
TWELVE CONGRESSMEN
SEEK RE-ELECTION
Xnrrlat ZIMpnf. i tn K'-'nlia PuhUf l.eia'r
Trenten, Sept. 23. -New Jersey men
and women will se te the polls tomer
row te nmelnate Bepubllcan and Deme-
. .
eratlC
candidate for United States
Senater. Governer, rnembcra of Cen-
gie?s, State Senators and iiieinl-ers of
the Assembly.
Overshadowing all ether contests Is
lhaf of Geerge L. Ueentd nnd Senater
Krellnghujsen, Tlie Senater has been
n-i.sls.ted in bis stumping by Clifferd
l'juehet's brother Ames, Cengiessman
Lu Guardia, of New Yerk, .mj Senater
La Follette.
Keimfr State Senater Itunyen. of
Cnlen County and Circuit Court Judge
Sller. of Midiilcse Ceunt.v. have n
'"'''"f '"'Kl '",r neiiuiiatli.il
publican and Democratic
re-peetively. for Governer.
tis the Be
candidates. All of the twelve members of Cen
gress from New Jersey are seeking te
lie venemiiiati il an I mine of ihem me
fiuipg n tight til the primary polls.
Ciiadidii.es for Stale Senater will he
nemiua'ed i'l eight of the twenty -one
counties and complete .Vsemblv tiiket,
will be named in all the counties.
GERMANY PAYS PART
QelQium Gets 90,000,000 Geld
Marks for Auguet and September
l'!,r!s Sent "."...-I llrr A Tfri.
Gerinsn delegation tedav ilellvered te
the IJcparattens Lomtnissien here notes
LEDGER PHI h ADEL1 'HI A, 3J.OXDAY,
Turks Ask Allies
for Belter Terms
Cnniliiucil from Pne One
vplnplnjj unexpected cohesion in 'trength
and mav een live out the present na- ,
tleital (Tiis, '
It litis added new members te the
mlulstrj, ohe'cn with the view te bring.
It popular support; has appointed (!en. I
i-rtil I'apeulii'i governor general of'
Thrace, nnd hits dcslgimted thre1 pop pep
nliir generals te proceed te Thrace and '
push the work of reorganizing the nrmv I
there, ' t
Meanwhile a note from the allied
Powers disclosing their communication!
le Mustnphu Kemnl I'iilm acceding In j
his eondlllens for peace has reached the i
I-'erelgn Olllee and has had, the effect
en the (irecinu people of n 'frigid and
undeslted "bower bath. The l'ewers In
their eei itnunicntlen merely informed i
the ireM lieveriiinent of their action. ,
t!r Is net looking for mere trett-
lit.. lI.I ..n,. ..4U..I..I If. a,. !.., t.l.A I...
n , .,n ..ii.- ,fii .ii, tun..,. , I'm nm- in
tends te go right en with the task of,
building up her army In Thrace In
Thrace (Irr.eee is. anil in Thrace (Jrceve
will lemaln, is the watchword today of
the Greek people,
'ptibtss irrrunti a ir
VNDElt WHITE FLAG
Centantlnnplp, Sept. 2... flly A. P.)
The ISrltish officials nnneunce that
a Turkish force of 1100 cavnlry. which
creused the neutral zone nt Chaiiuk
Saturday night, retired yesterday en
Balramplk following n meeting at 0
o'clock vestcrdav morning between the
commanders of the Turkish and the i The congregation of the Plrst Mcth
British forces. Ne shots were fired. I edlst Church wershlned yesterday for
'itie xurlis retired under a wlilte flag.
The Turks stepped their advance
when the British notified the Turkish
commander that a further fe.'wiml
movement would cause the British te
open fire.
The Turkish ultimatum allowed until
.1 o'clock Huturdny afternoon for guar
antees respecting tlie return et Thrace,
and It was because no guarantees were
forthcoming that, the Turkish cavalry
crossed th" border.
Powerful naval guns from Malta are
expected te arrlve momentarily nt
Chanak. Geneinl Shultlewerih, com
manding the Clinnak forces, is confident
of holding the Strait3 of the Dardan
elles,
KING STlhl TO RULE,
METAXAS BELIEVES
ship, or perhaps even lnvet him with j
dictatorial powers If the sltuatim justi- i
lies such a step. Is ft burning theme of
discussion. Metuxas himself frnnkly
discussed it today with tlie Associated
Press.
"Yeu must see the King nud the
Crown Prince, tee," h" sa.vs, "for the
American people should knew mere
about them. 1'he Gicek peen'e ndmlte
nnd lespivt th'dr King, who nrversUned
an nbdicntleu and whom they fvimmencd
I te return tit the Inst election. That wnu
I the only i.stii--thc King or Vcnlzele.
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UIKI I 111., 1 .Itl-M Llll jsiuj;.
"The Cabinet is stronger tedav thn'i
wieidaj . I would sav today that it
fall is pes.sihle, but net probable. If
jit gees I believe His MnjMv .l!l
sum
men me. if te, j y, present myself
before Parliament, and if the national
assembly rejects me then the Kitip by a
coup d'etat would continue en, but I
would arrange for a new election as
seen as possible.
"If the people nt that election vote
for Veuleles. then Venlzeles will be
free te return as Premier. I doubt,
however, that he would want te. He
prefers diplomacy abread: that Is his
sperliiltv.
"Meanwhile I would collnherate c'
fcclhelv with the Venizell-.l pnrtv in
the Itituests of national unity.''
MetRxns said he was unavvare what
the eulelibts would de "Yeu must
ask their lender." he sn.d. "But iimke
no mistake, the King or the e!tiug
royal ch nasty will lemain and rule.
imit, nr least. I think, is the will of
I the people. Talk with ethers. Tell the
'whole Grecian sterv e the American
, people, f.ir all of us have an unfailing
trust In their fuinms and 'i"net hide
i ment."
I FREAK STYLES AT SHORE
Women'e Footgear Blue Striped
With Crlos-Cress Strap Decorations
Atlantic City. Sept. L'.".- -Creak ef
fects take the lead in the fall fashion
revue.! along the Boardwalk, In foot feet
gear especially is the trend toward nov
elty apparent.
The fair se.v seemingly Is greatly
pleased with the tlle-lllte r.frerts ns te i
material deiisns. Bluc-stiiped pumiis. '
witli the (trap decorations running in
criss-cresses and en n background of
white hid, were niucli in evidence along j
the esplannde last night. Brocaded I
slippcts never had such a great demand I
ar were in such wide vnrietv in trim- '
tilings her as these that are seen anion?
tl.e premt nailers.
y-rKV-MMiii1 xethts
Rema Mtiee
He H'ish te Announce,
Effective at Once
a change in Receiving Pier
from
Pier 27, North
te
PSEF 30, SOUTH
(licit Lint I' rl'hiiu, Lamliaid ,"M. )
WILLIAMS STEAiP Oil
11 1 Drexel Building
Custom Heuse Place
Increased Service
IJ terlmsMly Sailings Resumed by
Pl-Hl Tin i emiT 'V "."" eh.r Thured.y for
.,.'" L"fB nw Amcrlcuiinturtifn. All
ouUIJereonn-nrHcbmoiilr.UneiilUJciiliiln. 1
Vbu It n t ,t r
f S.S. SiUta Umh Oct. 10 j S.v.,rt Tm ,.
s
i
PROGRAM IS OUT
Mrs. Rudelph Blankenburg Will
Be Speaker at First
Meeting
WILL TALK ON BIG FAIR
fiftiat Ihival'U V"" " V '' l.'iU'f
Norristown. I'a.. Sept. '-'." - The
Civic Club's program f"i- ii fall and
winter aetiuties ;- out today anil a
most Interesting season is piemised.
laieh meeting will be featured with the
presenoe of a prominent speaker, start
ing with Mis. Kudulph I'dankcnburg, of
Philadelphia, whose mbicct will be
"The ScMul-(.'f niennial."
Cii" I'lul) members are also inter-
e-nil 'l the fall ineellti" of tlli Alollt Alellt Alollt
gemery County Federation of Women's
. . -. wen u will he held en October 10,
II' ll.i'bi.re. In the we.k of October 11
the club's president, .Mrs. Irwin I'lsher,
and delegates will attend the nniiunl
Meeting of the State rederutien at
ltcadiiig.
The Hi st fall meeting of the local
i branch of the League of Women Velera
will be held en N rdncMluy nftcruoen.
the lirst time In the remodeled nudlter- I
iuiu of the edllice. l.nlarced choir and
pulpit plntfernn entlrelj tiunsferni that
end of the Hum h. The piencher In the
liieinltiK was the Hex. licefKe Ilenson, ,
dhlrlct huperiulendeni. and Itex. T. .1.
Ineksen, a farmer paMer, speUe in the.
eveuIuK.
Three luiuiwny b,,tx.s from Villi
ndelphlu xxere eausht ut llrldgcperl
..xesterdtij. They nre Clarenee J.nne.
lifteen ; WilliBtit AUer. eleven, nnd'
Henry Lexxer. eleven. They xxere held
until their parents culled fur them.
ZcIhiuI Tfnrrer. nf .1.1 Writi re.l
,ajenue. Atlnntie City. Is at MoutRemer.v
IIeMiltnl, sufferitiK lth a broken nose
and cut.s recelxeil in ;m autymeblle c-
i eident. at rcrhlenienvllle. xvhen n truck
of the Aineiiuui Trun.sportiitlen t.'om t.'em
pany, of I'hllndelphia, which he was,
'operating crashed into the Mone abut- I
ment of u bridge and upset. I
Ur. Jehn N. .Taceli-, f l.nn.sjnle. J
lermer I'eiintx foniiellir mid hull
.ictive ah a hiiiher. ui the ;iKp of i ichtx -fijiir,
Is considering hecemnn; n candl-i
date for Count l 'omini.ssieiji.r next year
en an "ei oneiuj " platform. Or.'
Jacobs rriticu's the )i!ans fm the nexv
liver bridge as ioe elalierate
ThretiKh the co-operation of the of-'
lieials of the State l..pit.i) for tlm
Insane the Welfare I'nminittee of tin
local pest of the American I, len has
made arrangement, te he ieititis te
the former s..n .,. ,,,,,, llt ,,, .,..,
It Is believed the utilities xx til help the
xi'terans en t'i.' r xvnx te ice xcrv fri n
Newbrk te
et llS.CjevernmentShips
New Reduced Rates
Fnstfsit Time
j - -
J toniedrjapplro.rionte' IJpe nd Hutne
Air; FmiUi p Atrrncan -ervlce
Amerieur toeJ Ainrnca .Lomfotti.Sall .Lemfotti.Sall .Lomfetti.Sall
Insu i, m er I liobekrri
S.S. American Legien Sept. 30th
S.S. Pan America Oct. 14th
S.S Western World Oct. 28th
S.S. Southern Cress Nev. Hth
Fortnightly tnerritttr r
' Fer dr)rr,;itlYc beet !tt, aildrns
Munson Stcamsfiip Lines
Drrsrl nids.( Phila., I'.
07 Wall St. NPW vrl city
.uavupnnj Oprra' )rs fv
V. S. Shipping Beard
COMMERCIAL
STEAMSHIP LINES
(Opi rating I - r, i hiin
PHII.AnnLi'HIA 10 IO.,D0NDEnnY
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VM-lb Bourse BldK., Phila.
.1 eniD. P.iS.i Main 7."il3
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Lembard .")l7l-."
Main illO
te Seuth Amen
Famous "Santa " Steamer
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SEPTEMBER 23 1024
i shell-shock, gus nnd ether effects of tlie
j war.
, William March has been appointed
. iteleif'i i i fn , iMi..,tritttf AllliMticr tjiul.
American Legien, nt the national meet
ing In Nev iirkant wU iimiith. I'aul
Slaughter, Curl .lohnsen and Hebert i
1'arrcll will iicceiiipany him. '
Five Men Killed In Mine Shaft ,
Charleston. V. Va Sept. 2,". t'ivi
workmen employed by fhe.Ilalclgh-W.ve- i
tiling Ceal Company at Clcnti llegcrs,
Kalelgh County, were killed esteiilaj,
when a heisting bucket leaded with
stone fell down u 700-feet shaft, crush
ing thcin. I.
I Specials for Philadelphia, Camden and Vicinity 9
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1 L A R D lb- JL 2
I Finest Whole Milk gm& j I
iLhb NAPHTHA gjf 1
I " CONDENSED MILK I
I "STA1" "A&P"
i Brand Brand S
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WITH rORHAND TOMATO SAUCE B
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MAN LEAPS TO DEATH
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Victim of Third-Story Jump lm
nglned Heuse Waa Afire
When he IiiihkIiiciI that the Iieiick In
nhlch h'' Ihed ns en lire, I'llvt.iid
r.rennaii. lhlrty-elt;ht eiif old. nf MM".
Wnliacc street, leaped out u thlrd-stury
wiinlnw jestciday and wa Mllrd.
I'.ixsr i s-liy imtitil llrenti'iil Ijln en
the piUelllcnt 111 fiellt of the house and
he was hurried In the Hnliin-Miiiiiii Mns.
pltul. All InvesfJcHiiiiii nf his death
by the pidice f.liiwed that he had at
tempted te slide from Ihe uindew en a
rope lire-escape, hut he apparently lest
his hdd.
Creamery Butter
Olive Seap
3 cakes 20c
fr mug's eap Chips . . phg 9c
G;;te Xtust , . large pkg 25c
bibbs' Catsup . . . bet K)c
G Kitten's Mustard , . jar 14c
Breems Ne. 6 aize . . eacli 5dc
Ola teutcti Cicanser . . can 9c
ORANGE
PEKOE
Oar Famous "Thea-Nectar" Brand
- ' ut i ler-c.
ur . i I'lug
e'mnstli
lau.i' jr l satufx-lnt
'n t
ji Lb -gjr1 L Lb rp
feesl ceffee-vahie in the land
It tastes geed It smells geed
It leeks and is geed
"RK CIRCLE" -lands up
ler vlrut it i ronreM-ntetl.
Tiif l)tst ctifl'ee-Miltie m Iho
'ami. It's colTt'e contentment,
p tr. a pound nnrf i)i con
vinced of our sincerity
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EASTON FARMER STAiBEO:
fusion, Mil., Sept. '',". In n flahten iJj
Slate read In tween l.asten nnd Trnpp'f
jeslerday, Tcreint I.Uter, n farmer
llune. nenr here, mih tilnhhed. He i
(IjlliK In the Ihnereency Ilespltfltl.
.Inhii Mull, Ills iissailaut, wuh nr rented
li the tiellce. I tn 11 is believed by tbt
local police te he uintcd In fleerRla,
Lancaster Man Off te Orient
Liiiirnstur. l'n., Sept.. U!i. Leen It.
.Mer, of l.ntieiiHter, has enlletl for
f'mistnntlnejile, where he will join tht
AinerWan Near Knet Hellef workers.
lb. 46c
Marshall's
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Kippered
Herrlnfl
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