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Followers of Smith and Heaist
Bitter Fight in State
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Convention
Other qucitleiis concern nllegntleiTsNhut
.Mr. Stllliimu mill (lie Cenner lliemlun
cliew sltl (iften rcnuilneil ulnmril tlic
tmlif nil night, nml tluit tlip Inul Imimi
I mi entiiiRs IdKcllier nt Atinntli' (.It."
iiiiii .ui.'iini, i in .
Wltncirs for Mi. Slilltnnn told f
icInR liN wlfe nml I'rcil Uenunii in
renniM nt the C.111 ullnn enmp nml In n
lioiel n few tnlli'K aw iij Ncnnnts Ip
tilled t fin t Hum weie often teRetlier nt
tlie Stlllinnn tenntr estnte in ilie l'n
i until n Mills, nenr flic home of .Jehn
I lleckefWler
I WET PLANK IN PLATFORM
BENJAMIN MOWRER,
R. F. D. Ne. 5, Lan
caster, writes about his
Goodyear Cord Truck
Tires: Their "traction
power is wonderful; I
rarely need chains en
muddy reads;" and his
expenses have been noth
ing compared te what is
spent en solid-tired trucks.
Goodyear Track Tirei art
fold ard tetxiced hv ihe
local Goodyear Truck Tirt
Struct Station Dealer.
GOOBt"EAR
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22d and Race Streets
PHILADELPH!
One iierteil Heimnlx pine ihimcHiim ' l' '! ,'i
e the Imtn. W. Iiwrlt.ini; in one of lY1."11.0' "
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lih'iii. I uMi" i) itna, line ins
mother " nnd in the ether. "I hope
liny will vinie dn knew his father '
A nnrve who inn prevent nt the hlitli
of (ill Stlllnnn testified thnt Mm
Stlllinnn directed her te send n tele
fiinm te Hcnuvni In Cmiiid i, nlne.
Little Jtuiik IlcHr Jin nrrlxed I nler
Ilu Useffafcif rrt'3
Sr.irusr. N. Y.. Sepi ." - I'hv
second dm of the lleineerntle inden
tien opened with Mr ll'tle pr..pcel , v ;itn.es for Mr Nillmnn pl ilnc.l
, ... , , i, i'i. iiini. 1 thnt she hnd agreed before (he h rt h of
of n nomination before nu-ht. I he plnl- 1 t;n e wnJ m,t(, n f n)f
form will he rend .is son .is the se-.. f) pp (,lll)(lrp ,rtl ,,, n
nm hcKllis, mid it is then planned te ) ntle White Hear" if the new horn
adjourn until eu'iiin. when bnlletins Inl... wns a i'irl and "l.lttle IllnU
will (nr.ni Itptir" "linnlil the i lit til be n Ixir,
B ,' ii i..r- I Mi Stillliun piesinteil ns n. no
( ontrndiiteM niitinri ere tl in, lt,h off ri ,, ,,,, hvQn rItr ,
thrench the Oimndiici Metel this nvirn-' ,(, stillnnii In I'rnut-iN. t'iiiperi"d
ins .i-i te tik resims m n n n .'".ceni es of thee com niieil milin iiinoieis
list nlRht bciweeii t linrns nl,riltr. .....i ..pf,.,.,,,,, ,. i (Jv
, i . ti.i wn i,rn i
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I1 hour
cenfpn in e
1' Mnrtih Mimiii II .in and s.er'i
etlur Item'iMM ltd I'Mder '1 he Mner
nt I tin situntieii wis (limine up. hut
I (used le jie il fills
I'lli'li n' 1 Ii w i'iiiises III
llii.'-np li-i i i;ht llenst lenhrs in--se.
i ii sinitli 1,0,1 willidliiwti liein
the lin i. hit he d'liieil it I hen fol fel
1 iwiiil l i 'nsei ili-inlhii K. Inch i 'II lied
'Mr mill Mils iiinrnl'is ml lenders ., ,' ,
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I tlMii hi. mi mi I'll ii iii i, ' r.i
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1 1 1 Mi 1 w K i ' a us i "i in ' r i 'rem
I uln Commission! i ul New oil. ml-lllltt-d
In li'l I I liked Willi Ml Mil'lll
at Mi Murpln s nspn-t Mi -alii the
termer l.evernm hid letusei' le lull nil
n tnkct with I'l.im K.inde.ph M''iirsr
iiinlei nin i iitn'if mis. pxen MieMu'h H
i i jut brenkliw the deidleek
I he l!i v.. let i - i miimltii i ,- i ' tin-
I'reBrnn I , "'' wetked hnril .ill
Kill en tin irn'tis tasks nml bieiuht
,t enipliti i . ,i..ri J just nttei nml-
tij.lt 1 't ne. and I ! li'snlll-
i u.is le In i , nd 1 the cniii-
' i tt was i mud an I w ill c ' be-
I lie i mm titiiiM for i et t' iner-
I'ccped lllleilcb Ivr holes
J'reni h t'lii'iilian witnesses lnenyht
own frmii the proUnce of Qurbpc wdi
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rii In t in tin I i I 1' l' i in I
n ui mil tin ii'ln in r" n.'iut i ti
"st re Ciiiuniitti i 1)' nvi t i w ti
i irht I i the ifentieti ( t l irt 't.i '
v sterdn the mini et Ms llin i
Mill MlilHlse. for v iti'l (
"1P -piinrt.nl te linp told of neeiiliip t )i r.m r. 1,
ke holes and windows nt Mr". Siillnnn
.1 nil Itiiun lis in the meiHhs precedln
(i'i "s birth
MilliiiC tellmnn irnen In lit
llussvll. an osfpepilh of Ilu'
i w I Mile iii'eil ion of tlie c--i I
piiMejPii tipt M'cn i pnsiiau nnd pi
Hem V lclli'i pn suited is linp a
oenfe'sion. In Mrs Mlllin in te her
husband unl written In a "11101110111 if
liwc la bet le (Jin's li -tli. nl-n wns
iiMii'mI b the court as prHilcced
M stillm.iii s .ltlernej tued 10 ihn
that their cm nt did net tM with h
wife ili.rliu the eu- pre(sriluii Ihe hi th
of (im Mll'irin and one of the wf
tii'ssps (ailed te aid in this evldeiici.
was Mis I'ei( A I.eeketpllPt, (lin
biinkf r's sister and nieoe of the founder
et the Km ki teller fortune
Ne domes-Hi scandal eier created
perl ips tteitir public ltitripst thit
th "s' 't im asp
Mr Millmin filed lis e 1 plnlnt 1
iliih. 1020. In tbe little vlllmse of lW-
iiii'l. X. Y., nnd It lay tlicic lnen
te hut few. Thorp were rumblings
of iIIm erd in Ihe Stllliiinn fnnill,
however, during the fall utid winter of
lll-l), and tlnsp were etdieed III cclet
miiKii.lnes. On the inernliiK of March
I 11, lll'Jl. the Merj broke Inte mnn-
I papern. niul from that tiine en thniiMtmls
of celiimns of tpe were deetcd tu the
I cae.
I Theic hnd been n Innrlni; in Decein
her, Jl-0, but outslders did net knew
! 1t SlllllsPMIiiillf linn rlllf.u iiIlii t. .itn n.m .
' .-...-.., i.iin.i iii-ip .... 1 . wi. -
piivate, tint iiKeunts of the
he testlnieii ponelnted Inte
f repeiteis, A few weeks
nfter tliejtisp became puhllch known
the .llnteis of the N'ntlen.il Clt Untik
iitiiinuiiced that Stlllinuti hnd leslftnid
as piesldcnt.
TrlrtJ le I'nue (in HIcKltlmate
Vr Stllliuan'is new(it purpose In In
htltiitfiis the suit wan te pieve tJtiy
Stlllman lllesltlmate If his paternlt
could hnM- been tested nllewlnc Mrs.
Stlllinnn te start preceeding'', the bunk
er, his ntten,-iH Intlinaled. would hac
hi en willinc te be the defendant.
I'etullliE outcome of the rie Mr"..
Stillmmi wits .awarded illinium of
!!(). 1)00 11 enr, one of the largest nil
mom grants eer made In thH Stnte.
She was allowed SeTt.OOO counsel fees
and MU..100 for expenses.
Altogether .Mr. Stllltnan wns lielieed
te hme spent far in ecss of seOO.OOO
mi his dierce lltlgutlen The amount
turned exer te Mrs. Stlllmnn's counsel
t ir nllmenv . fees and expenses a)!
pnacled S200.000
Mrs Stil'iii'i. In the final stages of
the case, chirked that some of the
I'nnndlnns. who swore thev saw her nils.
hchfiMiig wit.i Iteauxnls had been bribed
Kle such toslitneii. She contended
th it ethers were tempted Willi money
ml premisis if a geed lime in
e-k te ghe simllir accounts.
Te offset the stetles told about het
in 1 alt a tlifpti rrcncli Cati'idlnns suin
1 'led h Ihe plalnlilT when heirlngs
nrs' opined Mrs Stillmin and In r
mil sr son. 'Hud," went te Canada Inst
I iruit 1
Hi ilng a hli77iird tint carried with
it a tempenture of 111 below ere, who
Ir im b sjdghs up the .ille of the
si Maurice Klver In the province et
(. u. lice, 111 nsii.iiiing nt the nnips mn
spritiR. wlien trlnl of the- case tn tcra tcra
pernrilv shifted le Mrinlrenl. Heme of
them ilenled It veuld liave been pos
sible for Mr. Stillinnn's wltnexscs te
have peeped through kcj holes nnd from
ladders nt the Hllllmnn summer enmp,
ns the plaintiff 'h ltnesse had do de
scribed, mid ethers testified the relntiens
between Mrs. Illlnmn and UenuvnH
were slmpl these of nn employer nnd
servant.
Cine man testified. It was reported,
that he had been offered &JO0O te swear
he witnessed misconduct by Mrs. Still
inn 11 mid lteniivais, mid another said he
hud Ik 111 d n innversntlen In which
50000 was offered for such evidence of
guilt. Mr. Stlllmmi'n ntterne denied
the allegations of attempted Inlhery.
The trlnl before the referee came te
1 sensational close when counsel fet
Mr. Stillliun put Inte evidence four
letteis purneitlnsc te have been written
te IJeaiivuls bv Mrs. Stlllinnn. The
niilieiitued that Itcniivnis hnd sold the
letters only 11 few lap before te Mr.
Stlllman's agents for $13,000. Tes
timony te support this wns hemd.
Mis. Stlllinnn Immediately denied nil nil
thership of the letters, and Benuvnls
later dented that he had sold them. Hut
they lemnlned as evidence In the iase.
DR. L0RENZ RETURNS
Penniman Pleads "
for Education
Continued tram Pace One
Is perhnps mere commonly trie iiisc,
the Incllnntlen or willingness, te de his
work satisfactorily. Thd nnlversltv Is
u plaen of opperlunlt, but is no place
for the InWleetiinl loafer, no mnttcr
hew elinrmlng Ills personality may be.
"Te shut the deer in the face of the
eager, aspiring, earnest youth, who lias
set his heart en coming te college, nnd
who is of geed character, and who lins
iiunlltled academically, liy telling him
Mint 'we are very sorry that we hnve
no room for you' Is n serious thing. He
aKrnrtffutlS.-AT: SMdTh ?S fttel vacation, estab
institution may be for various reasons
returned 'today ihey found many changes
in the physical Hspectn of the Univer
sity. The one which caught every eye,
of course, wns the grciit new stadium,
which will be opened formally tomor
row, when l'cnn's football team plays
Franklin and Marshall. The new sta
dium, with a seating capacity of 01,000,
will cost $725,000 when completed.
Mnny of the old buildings hnvc been
remodeled. The University Library has
n new second fleer, which will be re
served ns n research and reference
library for the Wlmrten Scheel. The
Housten Club building alto has been
tern out and greatly improved. The
west wing has been rebuilt for musical
nnd glee club rehearsals. The Christian
Association, which used te be en the
third fleer, has moved te ether quarters
Bloodless Surgeon May New
Heme in America
New Yerk. Sept. 'JH Jjj-. Adelph
feren. te whom nntn New- Yerk chil
dren ewe their ahilltv te W"t?,. will ar
rive In this dt today .111 the I'nited
Ameticin liner Reliance. Me is ac
companied bv Mrs. I.erenz nnd n son,
who H itn assistant In the surgical
work. rr. I.eren. is famous as n
S'evv 1 bloodless surgeon AVhei here spyprnl
1 months nge lie did niucu geed work In
ilinics established li the ew Yerk
American.
On departing he snld that If he could
indiu e his wife le come here he would
return nnd nvike the 1'nltcd States his
permanent home It is thought the
present trip mnv be the fulfillment of
thlji detetminntien.
the only chnnce of his life. AVhntJs te
become, of the be.vs and girls who are
prepared for college, who wish te enter,
nnd who ere refused ndnnsslen? And
whnt is te happen te the country if we
flt te educate adequately young men
and women who may become embittered
bv their failure te be received, nnd who
may. with a little help from ethers, who
are dissatisfied, come te regard colleges
and universities, which ought te be, nnd
originally were, the most democratic
plnces imaginable, as places of ariste
cratic prlviicser'
Make 1 Dr. Pcnntman. Iiewever. made, refer
ence te the nhvslcnl difficulties of ac
cepting all applicants for nn academic
career. He said he believed there wns
duplication of educational effort
throughout the country, nnd that mere
thorough co-operation among the 10I
leges would result In giving n greater
number of students the opportunity the
desire.
llshed there.
One Important nddltten te the faculty
was nnneunced today. It was the ap
pointment of Dr. Arthur Helmes, fpr
mcrly president of Drake University, as
professor of psychology.
Milages n.ilivi's who had known her nndiwret "rv
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Klnllnc
fruiiK "f wnnien New en of
1 testify, tli it lipr conduct hint Inn 11 "" uiemjed i"c en tell tales about Mpllnc.
1 ipsuiv in 11 air cenum c nail in-t 11 ,rptK thc ,Urf nt Imernniiennl rnnt-nt
i lest T) knew meri ibeit Mh f Ir 1 iten lower.
isp witness numberlns "'nro'arfwV'e:,;"'';''!!10;
11 sierc. had their sn.v in thc'iiHbit." trfi.
f.lmlted facilities made It necessary
for the authorities te reject 2000 appli
cants this jenr. Most of the men turned
down wlslicd te mntrlculnte in the
Wharten Scheel. The quota of this
noted school of finance has been reached,
and no mere students can be taken. The
freshman class is up te full qeuta new,
and nil the ether cln-ses are full.
The Medical Scheel likewise Is up te
capacity anil unable te take mere stu
dents. In virtually all departments the
freshman classes are up te the highest
enrollment possible.
The college reported a 15 per cent In
crease in its freshman class tednv and
the law school nn increase of 20 pci
cent in thc entering class.
When the thousands of Penn students
nd Mrs rVuk'ni 1' It
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Mi s-tillinan ilei larisi r.i iivnii was
the .nther of iiiiv STilluiiiti r.rn f 1
Mrs Mlllmnn in Vew mber 1'ipi
lhls haU" was dfnied bv Mrs M II
111 n In retaliation shr ac( ,, 1 her I
liiisbnnd of inlsi iinrluet wit tltip
ueindi One of these nimul u. het I
1 111 e H Leeds, .1 fnruii 1 P i'vvij
slew 'irl I in' 01 In r en n Mi
ll si .is Helen and l 1 1111
tlumes g.tiust lliisii mil
Mr- Stlllnnn .issfrtu! 1 1 I ishiud
i is ilu tnMnr of two (luniiin t rn
Mr- I(i'il tin daughter f n N w
nl 1 limiber fini Inf'int 1 it
1. 11 Mi The ether .lav Wuid I.erds
born lu September. 1010. i 1 v ng
Mr- Mlllniun said her tin-ban 1 had
furnished the mother with luxurious
homed In New Yerk and en Leng in
land, and that he lived with bur and I
her ihild in these plnets, pe-ing under1
the inline of Trnnklvn H ireld I eed- "
Whtn Mr Stlllman was ipi.zred by
his wife's ntternis during a he.nlng
in their 1 ase Inst summer In refued I
te uiiHwir nnv questions In-pii On his
nllegeil micconduet with Mrs r.eed
His Invariable icpl.v vvbk, I ipfupn te
answer en the ground that It mUlit tend
in im rimlnate me "
In their Interrogations In? wife k law-
vi s usked whether the bunker and
Mrs Leeds had held gn drinking
pnrtici in cafes of Mnnb.ittan, and that
j they had sipped champagne, from golden
I cup's aboard his yacht, the "Modesty." '
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88638 12 $1.75
Minuet (Frem ' L Arlesiennc,'' Ne. 1) (Biret-Rachmanineff) Piane Sela Sergei Rachmanineff
Symphenie Espagnele Andante (Lale) Vtehn Sela Mischa Elman
Walkure Ride of the Valkyries (WaKner-Hutchesen) Piane Sole Olga Samareff
Reverie (Lmile Dunkler) Violoncello Sole Hans Kindler
Valse Sentimentale (Schubert-franke) Vielm Sela Erika Morini
f Semiramide Overture Part I
I Semiramide Overture Part II
(Traviata Prelude
Casse Noisette Valse des Fleurs
(N j'.rar er Suite Waltz of the Flowers)
Keeping Step with the Union March
Gallant Seventh March
66077
66087
66092
74741
88660
66085
74771
74772
66049
66086
10
10
10
12
12
10
12
12
10
10
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12
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.75
1.75
1.25
1.75
1.75
1.25
1.25
.75
1.25
Sousa's Band
Sousa's Band
18929 10 .75
LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS
Little Coen's Prayer
Wonderland of Dreams
Becky is Back in the Ballet
Sheik of Avenue B
My Buddy
Down Old Virginia Way f
Only a bmile
My Machree's Lullaby
Dixie Highway
My Cradle Meledy
OLD AMERICAN SONGS
I Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
My Days Have Been Se Wondrous rree
Olive Kline '
Olive Kline-Elsie Baker (
Fanny Brice
Fanny Brice
Henry Burr
Ed,na Brown-Henry Burr (
1 Jehn Steel
Charles Harrison
Aileen Stanley
Peerless Quartet ,
45325
45323
18930
18934
18935
10
10
10
10
10
1.00
1.00
.75
.75
.75
(Stephen C. Fester)
(Fr&acis Hopkinson)
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DANCE RECORDS
i Don't Bring Me Posies Medley Fex Tret
On the Alame Fex Tret
Struttin' at the Strutter's Ball Fex Tret .
The French Tret Fex Tret
Why Should I Cry Over Yeu? Fex Tret
Blue Fex Tret
Can Yeu Ferget Fex Tret
Twe Little Weeden Shoes Fex Tret (from
1 Trulv Fex Tret
Birdie A Sweety-Tweety Fex Tret
f bay It While Dancing Fex 1 ret
I'm Just Wild About Harry Fex Tret
I (from "Shuffle Along")
f Ceal Black Mammy Fex Tret
Tricks Fex Tret
Bensen Orchestra of Chicago '
Bensen Orchestra of Chicago (
Zez Confrey and His Orchestra
All star 1 no and Their Orchestra ,
The Virginians
The Virginians (
Club Royal Orchestra
'Spice nf 1922", Club Royal Orchestra (
' Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
The Bensen Orchestra of Chicago
The Bensen Orchestra of Chicago
Paul Whiteman and His Qrchestra ,
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 1Rnen
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra i0JJJ
18931 10 .75
18932 10 .75
18933 10 .75
18936 10 .75
18937 10 .75
18938 10 .75
10 .75
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QUALITY TELLS
What's your idea of
clothes economy? Isn't
it geed style, every-day
satisfaction, long service?
That's where quality tells!
Kirschbaum Clethes :
28.50 te 45
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Founded In 1894
1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
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Fer Friday and Saturday
Twe Desirable Groups of
MISSES' DRESSES
At Very Special Prices
Sizes 16, 18, 20 Years
At $15.00
A widely varied ensemble of styles developed in
both silk and woolen materials, light and dark shades.
Suitable for school, business or street wear a few
semi-dress models included. Fermer prices up te
$25.00.
At $9.00
The miss or small woman in search of an inex
pensive frock for school or business will be inter
ested in these. Mostly high-grade cotton materials
some silks. Net new models, but representing
exceptional value at this greatly lowered price.
Corsets
New en special sale, a small croup of Corsets at
$3.00 each, previous prices up te $8.50. Sizes 23 and
24 only, but in several excellent models.
Alse a limited let of Misses' Corsets at $1.00 each,
previous prices up te $3.50.
Hate
Specialized values in Autumn Hats at $7.50,
$12.50, $17.50 and $22.50. Alse some "sporty" little
Felt Hats en the First Fleer at $3.00 each.
Hosiery
Fine Full-fashioned Silk Stockings in a wonder
ful vanety of new shades, including Otter, Chippen
dale, Gunmetal, Cordovan, Navy, Black, Seaside,
Silver, Bobolink, Nude $2.00 a pair.
Coats at Lew Prices
Highly attractive and practical new Coats for
women and misses at $19.50 and $22.50.
Clearance Greup of
Misses' Tweed Suits
$8.50
Practical, geed-looking Suits for school, business
or sport wear; perfect fitting; formerly marked at
two or three times this clearance price.
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