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04 MERRY WEEKEND
EVENING' TUBLIO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922
VISITING NEWSBOYS GIVE CITY THE ONCE-OVER"
Evening Public Ledger Enter
tains Newsboys a3 Reward
for "Peppy" Werk
ZOO, THEATRE 'N' EV'THING
Tou've prebnbly nccn tlicm by tills
If j en hnvpn't, of course, the fnult
Is vuur own.
They've been everywhere or nlmntt
everywhere mill If there are anywheres
left they 111 be there, tee, before It
Is nil ever.
We refer mid there s linnlly n ne
cessity te point It ent te these been
etrd, 'pep-possessed little guys who
have, se te pprnk. submerged the Mid
dle States iniip iiniler the vnrleiis edi
tions of the Kviinise I'fm.ic Lkdekh.
Swarms of them from pluee.s aft
close tit Nnrrlstevvn. nnd ns distant ns
Bnrrlsburg nnd Toms Itlvrr. Se much
cencent rated Horntle Alger was never
before gathered together In n single
place.
Veu could tell them, of course, from
tlirlr very step nnd their very voices,,
even if they did net wear the cmbest-eil
bailees with their names in little gilt
frames.
They arrived about 10 this moraine
at Market street wharf, at Ilread
Sticct Station and lit the Keailln1.' Ter
minal eh, ut almost us man) places
Id they came from.
Millionaires for a Day
Ilanlly had tlie lads put feet en
the Hint Ien platform when the Kvumnm
Pi va.w I.lMKir.it man who was there
find them in tow and whisked nvvnj
toward the Hetel Adelphia, there te be i
ItiMnllcd In the rooms with buttons te
push and bathtubs te lill like as if (eh,
don't mind the Idiom) they were mil
lionaires op something.
Hut this wns swift like the sweep of
phantasy. In u few minutes u man
from the Autecar Company had leaded
them into an auteear bus, and they
were driving down Chestnut street with
policemen saluting at every corner. Sc
what it ine.ins te sell mere papers In
xeur town than nnjbedy elseV
New the bus eanie te n step in front
of the Public, Ledger ItutUIitiu at Sixth
street, and our guns begnn te see what
they hadn't seen before; the whole
erks of au newspaper.
My the great .Mniuiy. they saw sn
mnc'li in that crowded half hour that
It will take iheei a week te remember.
Tlie iiw c4inis laud weren't iin
prisnl), inrtoeuistN, men lianging en
.Uicwrltcrs that which would actually
En into the paper, and men nt liuotjpe
maeliiues putting it in for them, men
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BIGGEST IN WORLD
FUND BEING RAISED
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VENIZELOS
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HERE LAST APRIL
Important Facter In Bridge Head of N. Phila. Manufactur
Leads Nearest Competitor ers Insists Exposition Would
by Inches Merely ,
SANDHOGS WORKED HARD1 TO
I
Harm the City
EXPLAIN TO
Ex-Premier and Bride Stepped
in Philadelphia en Brief Trip
te United States
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MAYORi WERE MARRIED IN LONDON
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Iliej hntMUw ninny II at, as urejvanl of merit. U.cy were brought, te this city today for n gala weel.-eml a
fi,,C!,ts of "10 li"nlnB J'nbllc Ledger. This photograph was maile In IndependciKe Square ?
I C. MATHER WINS WOMAN POLITICIAN ICABIN MEMORIAL .
ESI DEDICATED TODAY
Xn one pausing along Delaware nve
nue nenr Tcarl street. Camden, eas
nnlly of n weik day would siippnc that
behind an innocuous wooden shed,
drably pnlutrd with the nnme and vir
tues of a lumber concern, there lurked
the world's jrentest bridge ealswin.
Yet such the fact Is. Greatest; that
is te say, largest, longest, deepest,
widest a superlative caisson. Super
lative, h6wcer, "only by the margin 'of
n few inches ever the caisson that nas
".Vinelj-five per cent of the manu
facturers nnd bankers whom our rep
reventatie lias interviewed se far nre
opposed te holding u Hewpif-t'cntcnrilal
celebration." said H. Wlifelcr, pres
ident of the North Philadelphia Manu
facturers' Association, today. "Among
the men we hope te enlist en our side
when he returns from Kiirope Is H. T.
Stntetibtiry."
.Mr. Wheeler "Jild the manufacturers
AT HORSE SHOW
BACKS PARTY LIN
become the mnin pier of the (Jiicbee had rmplejed a representative te make
Brldce ever the St. Lawrence.
In splte of Klnsteln, the world still
gees en prettv much ns a matter of di
mensions. Dimensions, ns one pro
found young mnn remnrked once, mnv
well be the breadth of life (for which
observation he was ungratefully ex
pelled from St. Hpwerth's Aeiideiin
for Heys, nnd the shame followed te hi
dying day).
Hebeid then a caisson 1 1H feet
long and sixty-nine feet eight Indies
wide. Here the Inches bnve mere than
a mere technical Imiirrrtnucr, since. n.
already remarked, thev give the cm cm
brjenie Delaware Uicr bridge as.
cendlllicy ever the Quebec bridge.
Already the working chambers of the
caisson, that Is te saj , the aperture
where the se-called nnd hogs sparte
a survey of sentiment, nnd tlat this
work would emtinuc Indefinitely.
The Scsqul. Centennial Committee of
the Neith Philadelphia Manufacturers'
Association, composed of Mr. Wheeler,
Itedny Das and II. V. Klliet will mi
Monday meet Majer Moere te explain j
te him why the are opposed te tbej
fair and te Inform him officially that
the Sesfpii-Cenlenninl Association cntil
expect no financial assistance from
them. I
Kplains Opposition Reasons i
"We are ngulnst the Sesqiii-C'enten-nial
because It nieaiiH the paralyzing of
Philadelphia's Industry," Mr. Wheeler
said. "The manufacturing Interests are
Avonweod and Leni Lenape Get
Blue Ribbon for Hunters
and Jumpers
Mrs. W. E. Greben Insists Sex Veterans of 3K:h Infantry
Must Have Place in I Held Services at Hallnwerl
the bottom of the Hver Inte Iren really the hill) or the city s greut nusi-
Itllekelvj. r i if hl. nn fnnt he nw II "M "T " .mi-i
Organization
Valley Ferge
ONE SPILL MARS RIDING EDUCATION IS NEEDED
Victer C Mather srered a ietery
at the Mrjn Mawr Herse Shew teilav
Allien lilu limnj V. ,.i i i ....',
' ' .niniiniuii null l.rill
1 l.enarie tool, .the hlue in the Ifmilnru
and .Tiimpers' pairs class with riders
two abreast.
A large gallerj was en band te wit
ness the event, and there was contin
uous npplnusc as pair after pair tore
around the circuit, sailing eer the
hiiards side b. side, iiml retuiiiing te
the ring with a final iMinr lemi
"my one misiiaii marked
III" ,i? '1,i",,,rrs n"'1 7,"'"n forniHnre. The groom who ace , mini -prcssc,
that threw news en the paper. ie(i Miss Margarettu McN'cal was un-,
On te the Ulicrtv Hell horsed wn u hM niniinl, Atlabei.
Then the rallving about of the grand ",m,,,;,.1 '" ,"ke ,h" w-cend jump sule sule
wnisbel. Dr. Zed lletel Cepp. of the wnAs "f,,,r l,1" ""'' J'f the crab.
Pm.i.ic I.r.iH.iu Company, and ..u te I , "'' "",,,,;p,,,1?,1,J ,ml ,1,is ,;I.,ler Vs "'i1'
Tmlpeiidei Hall le l..a,. the '''' ,r f,,r. ll,'s ""' eeiiiit.ued en the
Tiberlv Itell has n crack in it nti.t -liv I f0111 "Pljce 111 the ortheilov way, laild-
I iberty Itell has n crack in it and why
there aie m kings in thi-. country and
wh we should obscse the law.
Then ecrbed wa put into Hie
eqiiure te hiie his picture taken along
with Coiiimnilere .leli ii llany niiil a
caiple of pulicciii' ii.
The fellows were
(i hit of lunch. Se a
lug en Ins left ear.
I He was up at once, however, and
I the puir (eullnueil iiieiiml In line I'ihmm
i for the remainder of the lap. The
1 uii shone with une.pecleil ferer '
throughout the meinliur. ilrliimr ilie
remh b then for ' f?sh,,"nnWy ""lr,',! tliren.5 te the shade
few nlnel ,li,u i, I '.". "" npei nwiiiugs aiinvc i lie stanilx. i
If seu please) te
.u.-iny or.uee ine sour cllillgeiie. hew -eer.
te line the outside course, with the
,ltlVtr1IC llflllil l.T Cnitll(r 4t.jk,iiIil Ii I .1. I.mii.
ine in i ,, ' " linn. mi-
iiiuuseineiit cur-
pen.
There Is m.ich etilel
lent among Lerse followers and the cir
cumstances surrounding the recent
withdrawal of DilwjncDellj. a pen
entered by the M'sses Ieiils,! )'. ,,n,
Irene Du. ( arpenter In a siddle ponies i
liiss centineii te tour teams relirteeu
the Mt eel (In meter
Onen's Hetel.
Aflir llllicheeu tliere was u
automobiles umIUml' in frenl if the
held, iiml the fellows were taken In j
them te Milhc I'arK, where the gencieus
.Jehn Shilie and Cennie Muck had re
erul u section of the grandstand for
them.
Still we are net jef in the middle ei
U fi. .. ,!." l. ...... ..ill i... i
tt Jilt. 1 llli- LiUlM' III. If ,,ll II,' i Hit l - . , , , . , , , .
quel- eh. think ..I .ncr.Whlng that could I "ni,"i uve A, ' " "p""'"-1
P'.ssiUj . geed n. cal at such n lime -I , 1;',.,st.rS "' i 'T,"Vi 'W'Ni "1'"t, 'irx:
at the ll.uel Adelphia. ' ,',ll)"- f "n,h I"'1";!'"" ;amlne, t
I the etder of one of the Judges, (ieerge
And Then the Theatre I H. Hulme. of New Yerk. It was dis-
Aml then the iheatre! The en bet ' covered the Dllwjne Dell was over ever
sf.its at a cracking geed vaudeville i w0'1- ,lni' slT wnH linrrwJ.
show, might In a block bv the Kvem.vh '1'hc joke being that Dihvjne Delly
Pi t'l.ir I.Kia.hll. ' 'has been showing as u H.L' heise fur
lieillime. of course, is bedtime, unl ! 'he Inst ear and n half, and Mr. I Inline
must be ehsirvul In the elt.v as well as was" the first judge te question her size,
at home. Se te bed mi later than II I ('1',,l, en ufticci ihart-fii -nrt iinhu iinhu iinhu
o'deeh. Such be.h. If veu den', see i V!:- ..M", ...V'm; '''". '. r. , . .. ""!'Vl
fEES IhHH
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mA . ihflr &
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I That their, deeds and bravei v mar
I ever live In memory, u leg c.ihiu wns
, dedicated nt Vallej Porge today In
honor of the men of the .".Nth lnfantrj
who Hied In the World War.
Oil the hallow ed ground where sol
diers of the Revolution camped while
in the midst of Hie light
llile. I his means that It needs trcn
twentv-elght te thlry pounds el iir
)ressure te keep, out tile water.
This plves n reaction of 511200 tens at
the bottom of the cnlspen, mnklng the
j net weight thereof some 1000 tens.
I affording the caisson another point of
nscendanej. It is the heaviest caisson
, in the world and, Is shortly te be mode
heavier bj virtue of a few thousand
tens of concrete.
I Sand Hogs Have lleeu Busy
! Already the sand hogs have pene
trated te about fertv-hvc feet lie'ew
tlie river bottom, and th buckets are
nlriad.v carrjing up fragments of rock.
Tills rock is, however, te use an u
giimering term, "rotten." (loed rei k
Hint ii In sa.v. bed rock has b. en
'Wh.v didn't the North Philadelphia
men start their opposition when the
fair prejeel was first advnncedV" Mr
Wheeler was asked.
"When the Sesqul -Centennial proio preio proie
sltion was first brought forth the man
ufacturers were recovering from the
tremendous financial and nervous strain
attendant upon the inflated business
conditions diiriiTg the war." he replied.
vve were mere interested in getting
hack te normal than in holding
world's fair.
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i ence. this n mil hut nlctuie-.Miie me,,,.,, sounded nheut ei-htv-slx feet dew-ji
rial has been creeled. Ii was first built ' This, ncrordlngle calculntlens, mejnxi
at Camp Meade, but was taken down I another week's digging p-Jerc the wer't I
some time age ami placed at Vnllev ' "f filling In the chamKri wilii fu-'
b'eige. ' (irele. All in all. the pier should he
Twe thousand members of the gal- r"adj , except granite, In three weeks
hint .'tt-Jtb Veteran Association left fur' longer. What remains nfter tlint is
the historic spot at li.,:ir. p. , from! '" uUv l'"' Kranlte facings and te crcft ,
tlie Heading Terminal. Several" thou- M'10 "''''' 'ewers ever which the cables
nre in ne swung. i
That means thnt in three weeks the
MKS. W. K. (.KOI11C.V
Kcpuhlle.'iii trader and member of State
C'eminltlcii from Philadelphia,
sand visitors irem all parts f penn
s.vlvanla were piesent.
Colen d Willi mi H. fim-v. former
ceniniander of ih, .'IHth, ' presented
tlie reassembled cabin. A tablet en (be
'n,A1.M.,l"'"rs.'.l'e f"lhwlng Inseriptien:
tills cabin, built of legs felled at
( amp .Meade, Mil., by th en of the
regiment, has been brought t Valler
I urge, the national shrine, te i, dedi
cated (e the s.iered memerv of our
members passed beyond. We. the M-r-v
Ivers, adept this means f epr-.vn-eur
levereiit regard and desire te m1
te posterity a self-built monument In
perplull."
A silk Hag was presented ( n,,
a-sif lalien In Xli-s iti'in. , i, i i, ,, .
presiilent of" the Celli Star' At .' I ,r .'" I e"pr ls building,
Addresses were mndc bv Cnl.mei I 'Wt Vuss
niiiuuii u eimr. nrsc nil! nnnl
sand hogs will be paid for the Inst I ,.,'." rlrm't, '."".'-''"I" 't industriii
time and that the plaie where they arel 'A?? ? .i 'nn,K ."b"ut n ,lrt,,i'
working new. ix hours eierv day. will , U.'"U1 '," tilr' ''"., s manufacturiii,
ven up te I eiiruarv 1 of this wnr .
we did net (.ike seriously the matter of
holding a fair, beiause our business was I
se far below nenit-l thut we could pre- '
cure with case ai. the emnleves we'
needed. I!-it in the last six month
there hns eeme fr.r better business nnd
n consequent demand fur labor In
fact, the number of emplejes of Hie
American I.ed.v Corporation." the I". ;.
'-J'"!') 1,n'll,,''ip"",ing Company and the
( . II. Wheeler Cempunv hns lnerea-.d
from l'ebrunry J from 1800 te npnroxl npnrexl
matelj 700(1.
Mr. Wheeler then said he believed
the increased building operations re
suiting from the Scseul-Ccntcnnml
would attract thousands f tn.iiiutri,.)
a I
Philadelphia has had a brief glimpse
of Madame Kleulherles euieles. vvlie
ma.v seen lieceme the "I'irst I.adv of
tJrenee," If he revolution llpseli the
monarchy there.
Ilcsidctlts (,( ii,0 flreel.- mlnnr l.ern
n wh greeted the former Premier of
Mileece llllll llli hrlile li-im iti.tniii.!.,. ..
-. eeiiuinui anq rtiaimmg woman.
The dlstiiigulshfd couple were heie
for a few minutes en the afternoon of
April 12i. this viar. when their trim
paused n the way fiem Washington
te New nrk.
About 10(1 Creek residents here
greed d Hie former Premier, who had
guided their native reuntrv through the
war years and w.is n- brilliant s.,.,k,
mail at the peare cenfr reiice.
' 1' 1 nrmakis. pn sidenl of the
IJdlenie iriho,e Ce'iimunilv of st
(Ieerge, bended Hie tHcglltlell unl mail-'
a brief s, , f welcome. Mis seven-
teen-ve-ir-eld daughter. Helm, pie
sented bempiet le Madame enlclm
Madame enizeles was Mile. Helena
Hchlllzzl before her mntrlntfe te' Hw,,
i .-iMiiniiiiui in ijoiiiieii in ecueniier; ,;;j
'1I121a The-wedding reception wnq hrmja
i at the hemirtfiil llluhiriite I'nrk i-i1nc tt..-T$l
. .-."- -r-rv" -.""-: r "-xji
.sir Arthur t leslielil, nn old friend et u,Z
Venl.eleM nnd n former member of 'As
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. uiiiiuiivill IKrill III J 1IIKIUI1,
liiidy Cresfield la n Orcek, the dnuh
ter of the late Ellas Klladl, of Athens,
who was one of the leading member
of tlie Hellenic mercantile community
In Knglnnd, Madame Vcnlzcle befera
her marriage was chnperened for eeme
time by Lady CreHllcld.
The first wife of Venlzcles, who dl(l
some years age, also was an Athenian,
and left him with two grown-up enn.
The former Premier Is fifty-eight year
old, nnd Madame Venlzcles Is about
thirty-two.
THREE W. PHILA. SALOONS
RAIDED BYDRY AGENTS
Concealed Passage Leads te 100
Gallens of Rum and Alcohol
Prohibition ngentM jesterdnv raided
three mere saloons in West Phfladel-''
phta. At Hie saloon of Michael Mn
(Jarrity, Pifty-llrst street and Haiti Haiti
mere avenue, sP.ty gallons m" whisky,
forty gallons of alcohol and some color
ing matter were confiscated. Tim
liquor was discovered by the agents
hidden in the cellni. A concealed pas
sage led te It
Twe fiftv -gallon barrels of whisky,
forty gallon of alcohol and seven casesj
of old whiskv were confiscated from th"
Newbell Hetel, Seventy -second wtrcet
and Woodland avenue, owned by Mrs.
Martha Kane.
The .'-ii? store of .fames MeMlehae
I-'ifty -fifth nnd Market streets, was
raided net and two live-gallon cans.
one Jive-gallon jug of whisky nnd one
one-gallon jug of ulcohel were confis
cated. VICTIM OF BOOTLEG WHISKY
FIGHTS 2 LOADS OF POLICE
Is Finally Overpowered and Put In
Straltjacket
Policemen from tw stations were
called te overpower I'airhk Curry, nf
Kightf enth stn-et and Lehigh avenue,
after lie had drunk tee much booties;
whiskv .
Curry opened activities gt Krankferd
avenue and Allen strict in ihe presence
of Policeman Lee. of the Frent and
Master stteets station. Lee attempted
te nrret the mnn and was being over
powered when Peliieini.ii Duffy, nt
the Last Oiinr.t avenue station, nrrirca.
Cuirv was finally puhn into nil
a immobile patrebniid taken te u station
beuse, wheie it was found netepsary te
put lilm in a straltjacket. Dr. Itebert
McCrelgbt. district surgeon, wild It
was an acute case of alcoholism and
ordered the mnn te the Philadelphia
(ieneral Hospital
First
Penny
Savings
Bank
Pay 4V4 Per
Cent. Interest
21st and
Btinbriilfe Stu
1343 Cbeihmt St
Jthn Waniraitar,
nave neen euineraicu as completely as
if'il never evicted. What will become
of thein then? Well, from the gues of
these best acquainted with the snecles.
most of Hie snnd hogs will probably leaf
about the cltv until the money" that
has come se freely nnd easilv lias been
I exhausted. Then very llkrlv their nes
trils will itch iigiun for the smell it
plants
Raising "The Kalr" rund
"We muiufnrturers nre se deter
mineil te prevent tin's s!.,.n,,i. r.
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1 " 1 ave 11
nlal
agreed te
said "An
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from ,l. . ' "T1-". .'". '"' glllleil
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individual ns'efments,
men 01 our
light lleie in tin
Invested. If ,
the touch of the pay envelope, and thev airnlnsTr,.. ..""," '" "ankers 111
will steal nwav bv one route or nn-.f.i. ' '" r'- ,s lle money
ether te wherever the nearest tunnel or
tils,.,!- ci ; ,.-,.. .,.-...
tii.liiiti-itkunit filr titwl llinl li.inn-litu I...., . . .' 'S
.'""'.' mi mwiiiH. hip ( gnimst if
from
i,''..'r.0" tl''n u S"d
"" "" nee 10 a vel,,
was isked Mr. Wheel,.
lenevc the ii,, j, 1
coming
idea te nut
a vel,, of ii.,. ivi
Arc Hardest I
.
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itiiM.ii-, ,11 me iViiierican i.eirlen ,..T , i. ....-.. vv nelmlni-I, .1. r .. , .. -''" . ,-.i-
I k.i i , .,. 1 - . ,.,e l''!k. P.'rTr IMmrmds. ""' ,u"1 ! . """' "V."" ?U.L& 'SSli tST1".:..' V! '
' i'"".' ".- ' reniglil tliere will he n r..,, .,:.. 1 . ' """". " mvi. i.-ii-ni- iuuii- miner ,,,.,, - """ em 11 eves who den t
nexL slei. for ntnen In ....lilies. nil- ' e.,n. , I. I' .. . -" "' " re,,""'n ban- serieils-llllnded sand lines, who stav for ,ul".t " Ia.v increase I .,.., '1' ' I
ilng te Mrs. William Hllis (iieben, of I -- '" J" w""' Hie same contiacters.' fel- " MrWheel'lT','. ' ,1''; l,rel''i,i'1''.'' !
,. 1 . e .1 .1 c . DrrDM A kimi-r r-Aer- nT-r- lnv.ilig the engineers from job te ei. ', . "p,Pr 'hen sa d thin if ih,. Ci,-'
,lHik Lane, one of the live women from PERMANENT FARE RATE Hut these 111 e few. Cuieiallv pcukW. 1 u'r 'eM, the auHierlHeJ ! H J' l
Phllaildphia County en the Statu Cem- DIM P R T PAR AUAY ,h" "-adltien of the craft is In allow 1 ". ."t.,I ' hiiudle the thousand , of ".- .'.'
mitten and the enlv Indepenileiit m UN r " ' AK AWA' I ample rest periods between jobs. wfi would fl,J. tlm P, I, ' '
her nf ii, ..einnil'itee ', 'rhc Inst davs of caisson digging nre I , 1J ' J en believe it unnl.'i i 1
...,m c . ,' Clt 0fficial Blames .Company's unuucstiennbly hardest. Ilefere thev ; ' ' abandon the faiP ;'!' '' 'l
"Ihe firs step was te get the vote Counsel for Delavlna Hearlnes "" through with the Camden caisson ' that the whole world m,. eT f .' 1
she sad. "The next is t iiente the counsel ier ueiaying neartngs .., .... ,m ,.,.,i. , i ... 1 fhn lr,w.i.i . .. "" . nevvs of It ami
women in party principles, and the Samuel M. Itnsenbnuin. Assistant jieunds. but this is t( some ettent coin-I Hierir.lng ether n-m,n!i:"r 1 " ,I,il-1 '?'.
third is te teach them te work 111 peliti- t Hy Solicitor ill charge of the city 's . pensaled bv a 1 eductien of the wnrkihiv ' Mr. Wheeler ,...'.." l"' "lvl,e1 ' 1
S?
Completc Importations from the leading
English and French potteries are new.
ready for- inspection.
' Saturday Closing cur
J 2 necn.
'.MlUt veu wan' (hut von uillt rim.'
the bell.
I'p again at cigiit es, sir, whether
)nij want te stay in bed or net and out
of your room for breakfast in the hotel
lining room nt St.'ilt. Thence an auto
ride; then te Kalriiieuni Pink, resolving J'aX,"1- A,VM"f..i',0,.,,i!f1; "J""'1- "J?.1-1
nr In111.1l, .. ,i, vi .: .1 i' .1 1 lack (. lUluvn hnrni. third. I neon, Jt a
n length at the Zoological (,nrd"iis. Catherine n Cletht-i: feurh. .smmjbroel
rue gardens nianagi
"s the guests of
incut
A lide then te Valley Purge, and the
kind of luncheon .you m e in the movies,
riien tour of the historic Valley
I erge Park, ending with patriotic serv
hes in (he Valley Purge chapel.
s Mime one discovered very early in
he history of the world ull geed things
June a pause somewhere, se at length
luck te Philadelphia and the train for
flume.
uuj. Isaac H. ClQthltr, Jr.; teurth. L'riuallts
11. j.. ninMjrin.
C'laaii 3il. Jumplnz isinlcn I'lrnt, Ne'l
Mlfs I'alli'rlne U. 1'lethler, foceml. I'rln I'rln
ecb, MIcj Marv Ctnthler: third. Teien,
Mlus Cnth-rlnn 15. Cluthlcr; fourth lilarlt
I(ackt, DilHymi Kami
('Inns :i.V Jumplnc jenle Tlrat, Tim
K
aa
brook
i.UBfl. Inane Ji. 1 lethtir .Tr,
c'l!in 3. pnnv In harness first. Ilnu
H'etad'. nilwjnn l'lirin, mitimI, UuIJh,
Illnck Onk J'ar.ii.
I'liv-t M aaildlc hore flrat 1 hr .nswir,
rillHjnn rnrm srcen.1. Jlv IVIlKht. .Mlas
Xhiri- I'mncBa Hlmun. third. .Moonshine. "Wal
ter llrlrku: fourth. Knrlna, W. J. Clothier.
riian art, heresi. In harness Klrst, Mont Ment Mont
pt'ller (,'nrlnne, Mentpeller farm, necend.
Virginia Ited, roh-hreeli Fiirnis, third. Del
hritfr Sunflower, Colonel II K Itathavvay,
fourth. Mnntpeller Pafetj. Mnnlpeller I'nrm.
I'laaa S."V. pnlru of humeri nnd Jumpers
first. Avonweod nnd l,rnl I.enape Victer C,
Matrer: second, lob Whtte Alert nnd
Idrourhe, Heb White farm, third, Tebv Hay
jnnd Hay Aline, J C Hrewn: fourth, bensa
(Ien and Sk rocket, HurnlclKh.
cal union under party banners. 'I hut. 1 side of Philadelphia Rapid Transit
of course. Is rather idealistic ami may l empany s valuation work, stated to te
uever be accomplished it has net been 1 day It was improbable thai a periuaii
yet, but that is wiiat we nre hoping ent fare late would be Iked by the
for." I Public Service Commission bv Ja'nuarv
Alwas Ilaiked Suffrage I as planned.
"I have always been interested in Mr. Keseiibaum s.inl the commission
suffrage," Mrs. Greben explained. "My j had planned te complete its hearings by
mother and father were in favor of the 1 October 1.", but this would be linpos linpes linpos
mevement when It was decidedly un- sible because of the refusal of Cele-
popular and ter ten years j was nea in j. .iiiycc, aiienicy ier the coin-
te four hours.
MISSIONARIES -GATHER
AT READING CONFERENCE1 HARVEY MOVES AMERICAN
Natien,, "V , , EMBASSY INTO A HOTEL
National Speakers and Delegates et
Foreign Pests Attend I Old Lease Expires and New Place
Heading. Pa.. Sept. .'IO.fHy A. P.I ' Is Net Yet Ready
wuiiy ,uin iiiuri,cii ny nirivai or .1
est of men prominent In the misslenniy
' Id for the missionary cenfeieme new
i" piegress In this (dty
Shty-five local 1 bundles are enlisted
In the iiieetingH.
The speaker tonight will be Dr.
ilrihert I-. Sneer, secretary of the Heard
nt 1-ereign Missions of the Presby teilan
' hiirches in this ceuntrv and president
i 1110 iM'deiated Ceuiiell of Churches e
' 'J ;st in Ameiica. 1
I he wide sweep of this conference ls
mphusUed by the cliaracter of speakers.
Hey In. hide missleuai les from India, I
Hiirnia Inpan, Afriui. Cliitia. Korea, I
"'atlii-Aiiierlcii and tlie Pliillpplnes,
'arii of t,.,P i,i ,, itcknewledgdl au
nnrity en th,. i,,, ilch he represents.'
Miieng the iiniienally known church!
wnleis who will speak aie Dr. Uehert
;. Speer, Dr Prank Masen N rth. Dr.
,y1:n.K,., V''":,111 ,)r-Ji s " riaukun,,
lit' .l l'ml'rlalu and Mrs. Kmi,.
he ( mdl;. ,. , ,(l lni)H, W(,,V
Mown women spcakeis en fe.elgn mis
s'"iis ill the teuiitrv.
of n suffrage organization. Hut It was
reallv an accident that I went into
practical politics. Hecuusc of my civic
work I was appointed te attend a meet -lug
tit llOll Seuth Hrehd street, which I
harifly realized then was State heud
(luart'crs," said Mrs. (irebeu, with a
smile. ...
True le her 1 elief that a woman s
lirst duty Is. toward her family, Mrs.
(irebeu does net allow her political ac
tlvltles te Interfere with her home life,
nnd she looked out of the window and
down the street, and then at the clock,
ns she murmured, "Mv seii hheuld be
home from school new."
A btreng belief 111 pnrtlsnnlsm, Mrs.
Greben Insists that this ls the only
method by which things call be accem
pllshed In politics. "Many women who
linve worked for suffrage thirty, or even
forty years, lack the foresight and the
ability te depart from the old lines of
pany, te go ahead with his cre'ss-ex
amiiintleii
absence
expert employed in appraisal proceed
nigs.
Mr. FeiiMcl has been under cross cress
examination since September 1. lie
was 011 the stand ter several hours
yesterday afternoon Commissioner
(.'lenient announced the next hearing
would be next Tuesday, but Mr. Pcus
tel explained he would have In lie In
Montreal, Canada, en that date, and
would be testifying thcie In another
cam until October 10.
17 ALIENS DETAINED
Passengers en Pittsburgh, However,
Will Probably Be Released
Seventeen a'lens, taken from the
r
as asKed,
Firmly Against .-ar
he MUd'' 'Sh".i'r k '"' Ben" tl,k 'nr."
eViwtiv fcl iwf " """'"" banker
jerreitly summed in, the Mtuntien
however !,.. 1.. "... rll"aiien.
Youths Are Held for Attack en Man ' whfeh we,'il?Ci" fai, nt, " 'than one
Ji VeiT.a" fege "an'nb '
REAL BANDIT CAR HAD GUN
MOUNTED READY FOR USE
Blamed for Arrest of Pals
Solemon Jacobs, elejiteen years old,
Federal street near Tenth, and I'llas
Tdimi rnr ( u etitv.f 11 ,, t uet i1.1 'P,il,
r, . , I '" - """, w 3 ui j tiw I'll in
city witnesses during the street nenr Federal, were identified, to te
of linbert M. rciiHtcl. thief day by .1. .1. Dougherty ns the men
who attacked lilm yesterdnv becaus'
tliey snld be had "siiueuled" 011 their
"pais" in the Siipp'ee-U'ilis-.Tnnes
milk depot robbery nt Darby recently.
The attack en Dougherty, who drives
a bakery wagon, was made en llreud
street near the rniiudciphia Navy Yard.
deited fair
taite many
was n failure."
Te
n sic month
J ears te feriref
It weuM
n fair that
organizations thnt ,,-,. 1:..., ...
in opposition are as follews: 1
I.ocemotive W.-rkn. H.,1,, Ik"
Manufacturing Cemrsniiy. II C "d
ing, Inc.. A. Theodere A l,h t .T. '
viii I-'1"1'! V'l'i'iiacturing Cempanv
ut, ,,a.V',v c,"IMny. Deenng a
"-"fltty. Ileusen- Iilnir ManufucVurliL ManufucVurliL
fenipany. Itndinoer vnu .1 . V,lr" ".
InIen, Sept. .Ml. -( olenel Geerge ,,,,, l ,v,.l.'h thev imrsne.l when thet , "teumshlp Pittsburgh te the (ileuccMe
tr 1.. .. 1... ...-1.... . u,,.,m., ii 1.1.. ! .- ----,--- -- ....... ,..., ii,1..i,-,,,fi,., i.... .. .11 . 1. ..1. 1 ..
narvey ins ,1 ,.sh,k siiuiiiieii nn 11, s fl t Mnrt,,,i c li 0 f c- tight. They believe '""1,1 "ln"""' ".'" I'nmaiiiy ue
own. The American Amb.issader 11111-I that (hll,BS rn , fell(.u 0'ut 1 released today after undergoing an ci-
I move out of Ull Chesham plate, which , net ;i)nrUsnnsl.lp basis, but that ,, aiiiliintleii.
I until new was the Auiericun emlinssy, whe , , mv vnim th,.y nrP retlK One passenger who was detained.
las the lease has expired, but the new'am, Mhv thpv filll t0 accomplish iiiere,MM M",r-V, titrgeial.l. of l,herwel,
I enibassv at 111 Prince s gate is net yet tMcin t,' , ,j0 was married lust night te e. J. Mowrer,
rnriili- fin htu neemifinnv. In fnet. the! .. ......' l . .1.1,1. .. , 1 of WashillErtnn. II., rner Ills IipiJa i,n..
fl
mansion which .1. P. Morgan presented
te the United Stntes for this put pose
mny net be turned ever te Its new owner
until net summer.
Se tlu) colonel is packing up his be
longings and thu embassy files or
rather, Is having them packed -preparatory
te moving te n hotel for the
time being. This will be tlie first time
ill history that an American embassy
litis been established In u Londen hotel.
inclination, then I think It is all rlcht
for her te held office," Mrs. (irebeu
. said she believed.
"My aim " piie concluded, "is te
have women en the ward and city
I committees. Twe years from new, In
'tlie next election, that Is what I hope
Me see, and what I am working for.
Women should be represented in city
i (levernineiit, and until they nre they
will net have as great an amount of
I influence as tliey should."
! GOVERNOR ASKS AID
Alten Kenttiif litm lifu iiL.nileii.. l,n& ..
liliii with a suvved-eff shotgun, which ,, ?IIu f( "'"Pnny . Jl, u. iueaev
was mounted en the deer of their auto- ,' .' , ,' ' 'Hliams. Sheble 'v-'
"l0bi,e- - - "'"n.ySi:
OPEN HOME FOR BLIND KS; Sfe8fMtS;.
" . Hudd AMiei'I (emiMnv, ViUiennl Itnnt
Cardinal at St. Mary's Dedication " eriuniitewji. Wieduian v,i,,
X-i-U
C' "
Village Cut-up s u r e, i
come ever te this hill Sundays
10 watch cm stall.
What was that, a Moen?
1 don't get much of a
out of these cars."
Wew!
laugh
Prices
F. O. B. Factory, $129.-), $l69."i.
$2485
51785,
MACKIN MOTORS, INC.
. - :b .'!" aiiflercrlf e. Trrnldrnt
. erth IJreiiiJ s. 1'henr I'eylur 7888
IllMilar Kuums Own i;,rnlnga
Tomorrow
('empany, Wirt A. Knev Mnnnf... -
Inr ( einnnni Phi. ..., n ..i,. . . "
... !--- - --- m - V Hill ir.S II I lull I'....
nrv St Murv'fl Inar (nfn (nw i !... k-i....i .. w.n ... ..- h i nut
. . i .. j n '. t u (ii -itiuiv, iii i i rii hi. i ii ii iiki ii ill. i: , ..-. ....
,i. HH...I - r... .ii, ... .,: ', '.L ;. ''." "ii-iimoei
.nn iiiieii, in. i.iin-Minii', win ue neu- (iry, ine Mnnev Whir
Moter Cars
The car of the ten preren uaiU
Autherised Dealers
Kirkpatrick & Heylcr
lJI Itnrkrt l.
United Servict Moen Ajcy.
19 un'fiiti-r St.
WIDOW OF GROOM KILLED
BY HORSE ASKS $10,000
Alleges
Ani-
Judge" Moere Knew
mal Was Vicious
William V. Moeie, for manv vear a
Prominent eli,tr at Imrs,. shevv.s, and
Mew,, ,IN ,,gi. jiinere. hns been Mieil
u viSlTrl;ll"!,t""11 ln N,w Vnrk bj
rs .Marin .MilJurney, widow of Hnrrj
.Ucl iirney, who asks Slil.OOO duinages
''it the deatli of her husband.
.Mclii,.ni,j xwm urm , C M(ll(1(l
iiii.i ",st ""r"- Thete was an ex
h ibl ion at Iieven, i'n.. en .My e.
"Idle leading one of the defendant's
"I'HM tiein n lallread tiuiii te tlie ex
h hit Ien ground Melluniey vvns kicked In
me abdomen ami died several hours
Liter.
,,', I" n'leged by Mm, Mi Jlurney that
'inige .Mnuiti uud Lin agent knew the
'-ui-BO thut kicked her husbuiid wiih
ucleu,s and bad 'Wpropeniltyite kick."
M'WOR HANN INJURED
West Wildwoed'8 Executive Was In'
I Bus Hit by Train Appeals for Help for Smyrna Vic-
Wildwned. N. .1.. Sept. .'). Mnvnr tlms of the Turks
i Warren llaiiu, of West Wllduend, and An aiipenl for aid for the refugees
i his wife are in Kelehuer'n Hospital from Smyrna and ether victims of the
hern Miiiering irem injuries receiveu rurhs was inaue loony in a irocIama irecIama
when a shifting engine en the Wild- , tleu insued by Uoverner Sproul.
weed uud Dehiwnin Hay Short Line Kvery reMdent of Hie Stale Is asked
Kallrend struck Hie West Wildwned, te help "In the name of humanity."
bus, in which thev were tlie only pan- j The proclamation reviews some of the
scligcn,. Mih. llanil received four sufferings of these driven from their
broken ill", laceinliiins of the face and homes and empliiisl?ea necessity for
body, and Is badly shocked. The j Hjiecily action.
x,...rt.. ..lirt.ilitn, Id Inlnreil nnd he -
was cut alKiut the face by glus-s. The
accident happened lute lust night.
Hit by Trelley, Child Dies
.leHepliliie Ward, four years old, 17'-' I
North Tenth street, died in the Chil
dren's Homeopathic Hospital as he
result of Injuiles suffered August le.
when she was struck bv a trolley car
ut Tenth street and Columbia avenue.
Although her Injuries were but a frac
ture of n leg and cuts and bruises,
couipllcntleiiH developed. drover
Kiinwlcs, 40114 Jtaynten street, Cer Cer
inniitewn, nioteriiiiii of the car that
struck the girl, is rearrested.
M0T0RMAN HURT IN CRASH
at Sec-
Trelley Strikes Motertruck
end and Fitzwater
Themas Hi ay, 1010 Hint
lnotermnii, was slightly hurt
e clock this morning when
lane, a
at S:ir.
nift cai
struck n motertruck nt Second nnd
I'iUv.ater ntrcctH.
(ray was Hung back against the plat
form guard rail uud one thigh vvns
bruised. A window of Hie trolley wus.
broken nnd the motertruck was dn Hi
nged slightly. The iiiotevman was
treated' at the rei'insylviiniu lleapiiitl.
ner arrival, u nn ceremony was per
I formed lit thu rectory of St. Mary's
1 1 athellc Church. Gloucester, by the'
i Key. Jeseph SutlllT.
I .Miss Ktiphenla Malcolm, of Liver
pool, another passenger taken te the
Immigration station, wns released In
custody of the relating of William Lnu
rier, .Till Hamilton sti,.Pt, this city.
She will be married te l.uurler In I'hi'l.
adelphia today.
i COLLISION KILLS HORSE
Driver, Thrown Frem Wagen, Rolls
Away Frem Speeding Truck
A horse was killed and its driver,
Clarence Ketchim, injured today when
his huckster wagon was struck by a
meter truck at Eighteenth street and
l'assyiiuk avenue.
Ketchim was thrown from the wagon
and escaped prebable death by rolling
aside as the truck micjI by. He was
taien te m. Agnes' Hospital, lie live
at ISM Kast Uussell street.
.lames Mullen, Chester, driver nf the
truck, was a nested, The wagon was
considerably damaged
3 OPERA STARS ARRIVE
Scotti, Martlnelll and Ruffe Reach
New Yerk Today
New Yerli, Sept. .'10 The gathering
of fingers with the approach of tlie
opening of the opera season continues.
Today three well-known opera Ntars
are arriving en thu Uliille Conre of
tlurNavlgaztene Uenerale Itullnna.
Tliey nru Antonie ScetH and (ilo (ile
vaniiii Mnrtlnelll, nf Alie Metropolitan
Upcra Ceiumy, uud Titta lluffe, ,
icated nnd formally opened tomorrow
afternoon, at li'ffi o'clock.
The ceremonies will be the occa
sion of u pilgrimage of representatives,
numbering many theiiHiinds, from every
parish In the archdiocese. Delegations
will go te Lansdnle net enlv from Phil.
nilnlnlilft tint- flAlii ntiitit . . . ,. ii. ' . , .
,,l"i,ul' uui i.u... -.i., ion- ei me i .viniiuweiuriiig i.empaiu.
An uirshlp, containing pilot jind two
passengers, will lend the contingent
from St. Carthage's parish, West
Philadelphia.
Cardinal Doughterty will officiate at
tiie ceremonies, which will nle include
the raising of "Old Hler.v" en the
grounds In front of the institution
(inventor Sproul will be the or".!!!!!'
of the day.
TODAY'3 MARRIAGE LICENSES
1 Otlll .
1 'nmiin ,i ,.-...
t. Ili.li-. ',..... '""' '!''
......-...iniii-y ,,1-hi- , empany, Ldgni
vvnrn .-sous ,v le, I'rank Shel,.
.loin (.) Sum (,, j00I(. v
i " jrV'-M"f'U',wrl"K Cempanv
Schaurn & I Dinger, .beive Mill ,.
Indepenilejit Insurance Agencv W T
Munegue, of th(. .snnbeii,n"ri
V )..v l.. ..
Company, Hegnr Crawford. I'du,.
bj'hunlH 1'ergn Cempanv, Rev stone
Screw ( emiwiiy and the reunsy'lvuiua
Lawn Mower Company.
!
1 r I
Jekn A. Mermen Mtheney & Kilroy i j
SM0 Hrnslncien Aif. yv. l'hlludclpliU J
lire nl a tiiHili-vnril 'jimjd '
I i
1 -l mm. " i w , I J
,.-... ... i S .?
stone Illndley (.ear i empany. L'dcnr T l ' , m , -I
r ' if igwisBwn,Tirrry--T--7jS55a mini .immiih wjlll '
ii
I Geed Clothing I
- I 1S economical, L-omtertable, Satisfac- 1-1
Aftcr-Dinner Tricks , tery really the only kind that thinking I
" people buy. y, k
J:r deed's Quality Standard of Fabrics I
S XVA lllti 'And Inilnrtntr nrnrliwec r'L.fl,: .!.. Illll
.id ii-N ss . "'"Hiimginai Illll i
r nernenstrates its wertJi by the test of J
i 's ' i ser ice. ' I l
W ) ) I
V y J I "ts jiimI Tep Couts lire priced 30 and I jk
m upward uith especial values in the I ' fl
-X y.E. I crudes at ? 10, $15 and $30. I)'!
TTt ' - I I" TS,
: no. 7;.Ma,eheV a ,,,,,0 j JACOB REED'S SONS lrtvJj
rUe matche are laid en a plate, us I n e. - f'lw-K -u'llvjl B I' D
'Hl.ewn inthetlgure TlieiKrfermerthen 1424-3142t CblCStEliUt Street 'I -
K8 me people each te take one niati h I - . .i y
land yet leave one en the nlnte. in I .. r )
all have given up attempting , 0, U vXSf l 1 '
the apparently Imnes-dbl., nri,i, ..... & .VvA al L
llli ;, I AV Ml vtt
nmere n. nnu nermny ji. near Dala, four persons nre allowed each te take 9 I IVm '114?
Chrvrlfs H. Mennhnn. BHH A,M.en Ft nl ' ? ,,,U!,S": T".p I'rfrtriiler announces that H tl Ai I h I J1 m
M.iHlln 1! Zlmmennan, Btutt Matthew I llu will be the fifth pcrten. When bis 111 BL: - -.. - ,J W lrill.', III mW
WIHInm nUlii- 205n Wrvverls M. ami ' iVT Cuf8 .,U , ''nlm,J" VWU 1 Hie '' '. jCWSBSaSBm YW'Mk
I'tieii" walker. :iii'ii Wavrt"t. ""'' P'l-. with the lat match en It 1 " (f "W'i'MM,
ns-ff v.rtunrar,!',A. Mn" nn' i t:x itVuJ1Zru'u' biii tL w-r Mm
p,t,h;ir,1 rninnnn t22.t TV, Uiirxeri! St.. an ' "" ,n en ,,le plu,p I J ysIitf?, . t JB !
i'lertnie UlcliarU. u'Oj'N. tiartaln nt n Cowrleftt, 13!:, Vv fiiMIc Mstr Company QfrJ' M fSiffm ? 'Si.
.lil ft i dnifl. ti
Jllrahman. r,si)
i tnrlfs hliMnns I MO si
V J,, iiml Jcaimi'tte
tinn4 rfve.
J. jIiii .1 Klller.vn Chf'nlPr. IV
K Mlirrm W'llkcs'llarrp. Ti
N'eririHii 1. .Miller, 170 VV Wjeinlnir nvi .
anil IIIl.H I'rlce, 470T N. ill st
l'r'il 1" I'.nien I'lieuler I'n . mul rferelrv
I, .lenrr v lllllliflen
U.inlel M, lilr.inl. Trmtmi V J ami 1111
ilrc.t i:. Merrell I'lltsburfch, l'rt
William l'urN Veuiik-HiMMi. m . ami
lllUaliplh II Tittuill. rnti Archer t
.Mlrt i' Voehnle Rtsn Vine M , an.l llrlen
II. putTery. -ists .Mrrlen avu
II. im 1. T'I..U V.I J .-.fl,l c n A.
I Wnlpulncltf ai V -iflth si
" ' lllilianl i". nirlsteeh.T ,Ir 1MB Walnut
nt iiml llirrli i frUHKll, t05S .Mar-
krt t
Mii-hafl Hhuiler, V3I.1 K Oihet st anil
11,-lsn Zaile 1M13 V. i'alt st
Jnhn Smith 1711 Prle st , ami lrtln Jehn-
Mm, 07 N. Jessup si
llarr P'lff H11 A M snj Wllhlmlna
MnrCerkrll "ou llrvn Mavvr av
Hew aril N 1'flsl 4.',", W Hiinithiirst st
Hint .Isssle M Hhiim- in i;. ilnrvaa lans
Hlelmrd II Ulllntt Ihill K Wetmerlainl
st Hint I'harlolte II Sham, ISilS K Writ-
liinrrlnm.1 si
Gun I'rliuv ail N. Hancock t , anl Jean.
Ml." i I'.'lln." ,..,. . , 1, h', n: ., w m - , .--,,,
William K. Allen. H i: cer, lst ami na. I performer demonstrates the trick
uiiu I'uiuiuy it.
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