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iV. J. Murder Mystery Agree te Armistice
OteMflimt from I'iup One
In Mrs. Mills' letter obviously is In this
Incident.
Mtlla. whnn nueMlniiPil in t hr li!ti-
Ulnent of th crliertl. where he works ns
Continual from I'ur Oii
ebtnln peaceful nml orderly ie-eMb-lishmcttt
of. Tnrkej nutliei-lty. nml
finally te ntime effectively under the
a lUCUb UL III-- H iHi'Ht ,, in..- ' ......... T , .
J j. Janitor in addition te Ids employment ns I.enRtic of Notions niuintennnn of tlie
Ml ten of tliii rhuirh.
emp
pul. I
SUM IK' iiee" frnp,inII1 f ihe Dnt-i nnel r. tile N-ii el
Sffl,i ,"JSv I ,r? Mnrmers nn.l the Hes.,l,is. ns well n-
Wl nna revived or sent. . ,
"But tdip would nnl linvf wanted me i irrr'ti(iii of religions nnd t:n-isil un
to knew." he iud, 'and pnilmli'j d uerUies."
meyed tliTi. i
Dr. I. f. t'reiil:. "it nti.rsictnn
lu
examined Mr. Mills' Iwdv for the Unll,
family nnd later w : present nr the ec- I
md' autopsy, was in the liniment- talk
ing te Mill when he rn- questioned
about the letter lr t'neik ntecivdi'il
te discus the condition "f Mrs. Mills
body, crnnhieallv decrthini: the wounds
In the face nnd neck, nnd ill'istrntinz mi
Mills' own ihreai tiic "in" kin .' wound'
that severed the gr;it li'oeil eel Jind
the windpipv Mills ih.inscd cnle nt
the gruesome detni -, l it ri'timrki'd ,
roelly :
"Hell, the suv thir did t'iar meant
hlislnrss. didn't he";
Dr. Cronk de tared the numler in
Vestlgnllni. from ':irr tim.!i "it
the wert bundled thin,; of the Kind be
ever had seen.
"They ivuv think rhe'-e f.-tei-iiej
aid Milk, 'but thr( can't irie
by me."
The nethnt ,tle took several Immli I
pounds of dirt tediiv trniii iln "P"'
wb,ere the bodies l:i nml -'iw tlnnii
te the Sqnitib I nbornteries h-r fe
analysis. Various rper. men's "111
made te determine as far it" pesih'.
the depth te which the bleed el t.u-
victims erlmened the cre-ind h
they lnv, nnd the i,.-ititii "fl'''1"'
lied it n ny i'i.ir up tin- ipiest'ii' ' '
whether the' mniilei" wen- i .iinin 'nil
h'ere tlie bed.e wvi. fe.unl
Wer!ln3 en New I'liteiy
The author. ti' nre vw.rUinj ale .
a new thoep. tlnii the murders wee
committed bv n iimii "itli whom Mr
MilN hid Jieen in love p niie liiii1;.
but illv.ir.le! u- :1ie m.ti -!
The ninhev'ties n-fee in vp'.rn !
wlint tbry lme t"ie theory. It 1 be
lieved tl.ie-" , lOme'htns mm mli-.r n
tial te reniini.ienil i. Iitiwevi . tli'in the
fni't that It is new The r nner : th.i'
n eitien if the town who l.new tlr
principnlx hn told tin ii'itie tb.i'
!r. Mi''s bid l en irien.ity ,th n-i -etlicr
man. lin.t thrown Inn ' f u
the reetm . nnd lrid been t In :ii-:'-l !
peatedlj by h.m
Kve'y i"iet' of the two n' pre-
'futev' el'i'i'- :. i i i in ti
tmpt te ine'b'' hendv.'M :n iieii-li.i'-IntT
the eet reel lie-- nf Mils tlii-ifx. .s
they hnie wnrUeil .' t 'h-, rei; &','. .
the invsfetti'H tr'eplinlie '. '"ie;'!
hy Mr-. 11 en t.i- nfie-i i f Sep
tember I' "-is Irein 'IH oil -wi'e
hear.
He fe'epiinnrd ijetnnii' s ti m i
irw, r'lei lielieit. nnd l' M.
railed Mr.' Hn'' nt d n-.-e-l hi n ' . .
With lie- te l.ei i
Atiellter Witness Kniind
The eeiinty ile'ie'.'.e., "tin-r 'he d"
reetinn of I'lmeeijter .1 -pli K S'llel,.
r, of Mi'ld''- Ce, nti . ml I're'ieijtnr
A. M. Ile'Kiiuin. of S.i'ie'wt I'.en'y.
werUed with ri'deul.l.il .irtit' a,v.-,'i-day.
due b'.th t" the iN-mi' ili ,if the
towns! e ;ile fur netmn 'ind r I . pre-enee,
Rnd eomrietifteti ( th St.tte truepts
ordered t'i New I'.run-w i.'k by iinu"mt
KdwanW.
Tbel" inquiries dr"'eted one lit of
evidenee tbnt mm be Important T.ev
ran down a te'v that K K. Snper. of
44 SiTth nvere.e. Ulclilntid l'nr!.-. b.-n!
seen an auteinnbi'e wit't two men an I
n woman in ,t near ihe (" "f l ,i"
murdtr.
Mr Setie- .iid lie ,ia 'Mi" rirrj a'
niidnij;!.' Mi lu.'hf -f "m murder trr.m
ln-ri,' 'edte ineetine when he aw
n touring e:ir reIiii; slmviv tewnru I
ni5ev lane. In ". he -id, t.e
niennnd a 'vmnan In n nole eia' lie
said he leiild net Identify t'te p(-v,ini
he lind ""ph.
Mrs. Tin i f 11 nld te bnw e-n n po'e
rent when she itenr out n she ti'.l the
(letertlves, nt 'J 'nek the niern.nj
after the murder, te leek for her luis-
bar.rl. Mr. Seper will be
tednv bv the authorities.
"Willie" Seu:lit te ITetrtt llalU
Anether si rnn of in'nrtnn"en f
nlheil '" the e'l'int" ilwppt'v's wa i,r
"Wiliie" Steelll (1k prtent'le broth"."
of Irs. Hall, IkkI urged a nj-ui- irulnr
te be enrefi.l t ke.", the Hall f.fnily
out" If he d's"ussi,l tlte murder
This infe-ii,itifiti r'tinii from tlierzr
Kuhn. who keep a -isnr nor" en
GeerKe stiei" near I?a..nrd Mr. K ihti
Wild th.i' "Wil'ie hi"l liertnwcil wn
dollars from h.in -eme tm.e nc,, ,n;,l
rame ill m p'iv r the ,lnj after M-.
Hall was bnrisii.
"He remarked me. ' n.d the i-uir
dealer, "thnf if tin.'hedy eatne m li.ni-..
inft for itifnt unit Ien I sheuhi s. e r ,-i f
what T gap rhetilti keep the Hn',1 family
tlear."
Mr. Kuhn volunteered thu iiifnrnin.
tlen te the authorities.
The Unll family ii ldnmed f..- the
delay In the renteniplati d aiitnph en
the body of the murdered mir.lster
T. T. I'fpiftVr. former Assistant !)!-
frlet AtterniM of ct Yerk, and n l.m i i
ieide expert, who hut been retained b
Mra. Hall te Udc after her tnteicth".
IS Said te Jive i-l'lsf...J tl.T ll pathole.
Cist be cmpbueil te trpirsent the fnniily
nt the aiiteii,-. nn Mr Haii TH leth
I'roseeuter S;rp ker f-,1 J'pr, ,tr
Beekman Jirv.- ref-.sed
I
May Lese Pest
The allied ;oei'iiinent premiseil te
support the ailt'il-slMt "f Turkey te the
l.e.mite of Vntle'ii, te withdraw the'"
troeji") from ('ens-nn:innile n seen :n
t hi- peace treaty beeame eiTeiMlxe anil
te USi tllei- inlltietiee te ebi.lin the to te
tirement of the tlteeU furies uT :i line
tlte, h- the allied i-enerii'i lit ajttee-
meiil with the Creel; and 1 urkisti mil'-
tnry I'.ilbet n.es before the epeiihi; of j
the renfen nee I
Tb- note stlpu'aiei' tba' tile Ancen j
t;eetrinient in return ter allied 'titer-j
ontieti rtni.M undertil." net t.i sen. I
ti-entis liefer" or d ii'tn; 'h" p-m e eon-i
tiein-e 'tlte the iieiitr.ll one
eies the Itiird'iuelle-, m- the
mera -nte T! l.iie, A etil-ren
damn In t wren K-tnal I'nsha
iil!l"d iH'tins te iu M.e
ii tirement w a
and net
of Miir-
.i Mi
Cuntlnuril from l'ne "ne
will be u further proof of the dfellnlns
liilliieme of what the est i-nlls W nil
Stipet in ptihlle affair-.
Mr. Hntditnr has Ibn solid support of
the tiitstiu"' Interest of I lie cniintrv ,
in his iidiitlnlstiiitien "f the te.ere
bentil. . ,, I
This support is nett-jiartisnn .Mr I
Until. ns is n Southern Democrat up- j
pointed In Woodrew Wirron. Yet Sei
irtniv Mellen lias used all. hit intlucnre
i te sei mi' ,r iiiiruins s i-eiiiwiiiunvc
' in eiHee. In thl be nasi been sup
i ported b Secretary Weeks, hlm'elf it
'banker, who feels that Mr. llnidinRl
showed griMt intellisenee nnd cciuince 1
in meptiiig the Kminclal crisis in thin
! i mint i caused bv the inllatien tel- .
lowing the war and the necessni'.v tie
lint Ien whi'li lame when the public1
j Mopped bin ins at the hijjh pi n e w hn Ii
, the intlatien caused. '
Seeretnij Hoever, also. It Is niliJer
I steed, telt that Mr Hmding sinmlil l'
trimpeiiitiil.
lite issue with regard te Ins ieap-i
peinininnt reehei iiieund the tlelln tlelln
tlen. This was excredlnjtlv unpopular
with the farmers, who telt that they (
had been ttufnirl) treated in the piecpss
and who blamed their lieevv li)S"'s
Het or cold,
a wonderful drink
BJ5SL Tea
tyea-tetally DifTefent
SaddleBelt
ami
drei i. 'mi
,n through the
r
decline lii prices' upon the
smss.'sreil
TltlXSMl) tliROG TE
( oiistniilliietde, )'
ttussla liieiued oil
u' the tirsr time ai
reserve lieatd. latin (irlces UeiltiK'U
much mete rnpldlj unu tnueh fuithef
thiiii rhe prices nf ether comiunillliee
I "nt 1 1 this situation arose the bai.k
iit M'titimeii' of the country iiad pt'-
,if!il lurtfeH ill tltn ciilni'liini nl mpni -
TREATY H '' SOI IET f-r-f the IVdernl l?e.ere lte.ud Hit
. tlie liil'l'ieis. wheli'Jd new liecniili i ft"
titi'Iv eiiranied for pejitiral netiui. In-
I i I v A I' ' slstPil. nml sin cesslullj , one irpreseiita
tlie honen tedl it,'i of the nitriciiltlirill lliteleMs 'bmi d
1 k-el te pi live .m sit in the beard.
llllpi'l tlltlt HZ'IfO 111 t lie si'iuemeni n l ll-'ii lin-.v wi-l.l llirilli-l- il'iu lima I "
i he Turkth problem The neselli posit. en that tioeruer llurdlm; should
' !! in Nlndanii hi'i" bteuclif te lc.-h net be ii-'ippeitileil. Tliev wanted u
the f;ii' that iutiiiti.i Kemnl l'uhns , vii-iim. They weic delermined te )iun
nlv sers nre nrsins h'ni te ifhtiilii from i i-li snme epe fur the dolliitlen which
i lie Allies pliiiccs fi v neiitmil fultil'- bad i'ii: down t he prices of t heir n oil
men' nt' n 1 tin let.dr en nt" the mi- lids. They did nut n -k that a farmer
.iileil iiitiutiiil ipet iin ti'.diu: contte' .lieunl lie made lienil nf the lucird. A
,il the S: r.iit- nnd iiioditiiM'ien. or an blinker whose in venld be piecisi.i
nihil' nt nf ihe . atnp'la: mis itl'enuie ns Mr Illinium's ni gin si.c-
S int id Ii siii i eeil in ill's i' 's ,iil. ceed bllll, but Mr. ll.ilditi- Imn-eif in 'st
!n- w'd nt tjie satin- time ii'tempi te letn-e
alu-'Cati- the ti-e-ii tn.lile ivi'Ii the This att tilde of tlic f.-iriinrs areu-e 1
the iisines ll.lerets lltlil espec ,iiii t,te
Alse M II Ii Mmp
Jtiiil fur lour
(tun lluiklr
IS A GENTLEMAN'S BELT
TllC Saddlers Belt" Fashioned from t solid piece of
.... sssss best quality English bridle
leather, licttcr leather cannot
be had. Xe stitching. Gives no
end of wear. Keeps its shape.
1713 CHESTNUT, PH1LA., PA.
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Martini Martin Inc.
SADUUtK
AND LONDON
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8tr,-iMhrtit i'
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)ihl-r m
SOLD B
It iinn-n.ii
ltewKvr & MeLr. -., r-
Ah (or "THE SADDLER'S BELT"
Snititle (trsit
Y
Wm tterldns Ce.,
(ice Mnrifiall,
iiHtl.l nuinpeil e" eiury eni-.
wrrr,xr&&.znx
I'lifein Minister. M t hlclierin.
. OW nil M.in II Hi. lit-1. Willi -i
the Set, let and the lllii' k Sea
te -hare .ii the inturei ei tin-
Sevp'
n Me
pei'in;-
e nitrie-
Stri'.'s '
Ma'n of Kennl's n er hnie ne1
Ii-,,. f.e- the Iiis..i-Turi ii'lnt"-. .tml i
'-' t liar it Is tine te ii'iuidtntp nn
i;reemeiil w hi -Ii has ca-ed te be ii-e-';
t.i I lie KclilH'.sts Tliete tiei er li.i
In Mi. net- i'Iii th'-re be th". 'iv. nn
lnt nj nflei tinii between s ti h natural
-i-etiniiiii- and peifnul inaN n I!iiij
and T,rke The Kemalits fe- some
,hip hii. bei p. neiwe i- .ilie'.' then ('it1.-
isiict front ,er
( iini'Oli.li '"'I "f th" treat i iierrfe--e
-ecnrd'd t" tunm of the Vat. ':":'
st a a vl ii"l n:i',l"ii."l ti""e ' A'm -'
i!1 th-'li- lenders new nr- vindei-tne I
e rennrd w- h in -slvm;- in- tjii "f
-! .1- me wit I, l!i;sJla 'lie ontre1 '' I ' i
In 's defense.
1'
i , -.'. i
tedn;
I
' i,e
lim!nn. ' I. - ' l'.r A
l'l'-ii'i " I'renier Venir.'de.. "
nlied en Anib.issade,- Ilnrrei
nn. I ii-ked hip mii'i.'l-Mih'i- te
ni"Sisi te Wflshii.ati'fi reeues; ni
t n"ei Stn s il.ivet unient te inlet .-,.
w th the :il' p. ii'.l request ilieni 'e ..
! in Tli'-i" p"' miii? Hi" nr.il d -p"- -
Hull of Ml I e "I'll--.
Th" Aiiibasail"- In h.s we"kl-"
i'. .iit'.' v..'1- .i in. i s'. vjini ii,i' -i ,
fei me- ti""'- I'-'iiiiP-- bad told li'm tli.-i-he
had set.t te iii t"ek lii'ml ll "iitiM
( urn "i nieni nn i.'.tlniatum cntii ii.i.u
tl",.. point. . Tl'e til '-Pi' pem- wne
1'iisi lie ,'.rs tiniM e i-upv Tiir.i. e
Second Tn" "'Milut;iiiiar Hie. k
li'iverniiiMi' ii.u.' ri.eBtn" thnt Kn. -
en. Tina'" ii.u-- r-etn ml';, be --eturiiel
e T'l'kev.
Tliil-.l ("ireek l'nH tn :t evt'Ua-e,
Tkiiipp lmnied.au i .
Ainb.is.ader Hnr.ei tln'M nddeu th.it
former I'remler Y.ii,e,es .t.ited tii.it ' t
thee teiin. were ucenpted he would rep- i
qiiet.etied I le.ent tJi-eeep nhrend and nle under
' -tike te se- llillPll sl.ppei-
The s of the feimer dierk II'-
tn er te .onden hns been .hieudrd In
iin-.'1'fi e.pei uill di.r.nt; 1 . negn'i.i.
neus w p the Mr ii'h lVei-iii Otli' i .
Imnkuii: interest, and tli' wei ' I'l'inuv
in. . i.n- that Mi. Hnnlt'ii: should be
lenpp'.inted. HN i undu. ' of tne beard
in tlie i-ri'is had met tip- nppreinl e'
the lumbers and must be i-nceuiiuit-il b
he Adiniiiistrallen.
A t '111 IssilC ill's n' tlie Ini"m nf I .S
ipte.t'.'ii. t'evernnr Il.irdin ,'i-te w th
nut i'i ir in tin- cli. is. lie paid no in -
trillion te elitlcs. Up did what I
ii.iftl te ln I'cniielnlenll.' iiei,".im I
did iiei ii.k whether ,.et- v i re te I
lu.r or net If he is pun'sli.-il fur n
tin- It" 'I'd Ins siicc estti-s ji-e ii,, r,
be le. bankers in nn mergem tlrm
pe'i-lcliitis Piint liattKrr s iv.illv w mi
th- bnnkirs of the cni.ntii ine rcistmc
Ne mi de ilits that t'e'iip- leil",'- f 'r '
siiki'i- we ild make an i . i i -n . ic.
( psser ie Mr. Iluriiiii';. if '" . ni ni
peinted lie is a i-eiiserv.il i .- nnd m
ipllicent banker lie .. i,m llke! ti
h pre-farmer In an (iin'titiiiii. I. it
the moral e'feel of lefu.ms reappoint -nieni
te llurditu; undei i l,e ilreum-
tli.it I Ime. ilis -ilird wi i re.
.tiim
i ) main
" A1" IIMIs tr tlMtl)
D
ynamite
I I
faseline,
equals 83
vaporized
pounds of
W
One gallon of
and mixed witli air,
ntMimiti i nvn nei?e nnu'pr !
v,.e.w.v. ... .-.'iiiiii.v j,v,..w..
This is National Fire Prevention
Week. A geed time te slefi storing "gas"
in the house, ter cleaning clothes or any
ether purpose.
If your clothes arc worth cleaning,
they arc worth expert cleaning. The cost
is less in the end, and the results are mere
satisfactory.
t; iitt'i fte connection uuh any t'rm of similar name.
I. HERZOG GO.
.1 7 article t ii.sirp( rigain.i tire end Hirfl until dcl'vcrcd te you
Germantown s Dyers &? Cleaners
5904 Germantown Avenue
b&ssss;
tene:
03-92
Aiub'i'.'Kler Hani j .
dm i ir nred 'be s i in
si r'ed 'li.i' M Vei.ire!
eir s nipntbetl -nliv
iiiiinumeineut te te to
on 1' was n--i.
wis llsfdi.'d ie
bv th" Hritts',1,
In t
was
f,,r
IllF p'llllS
I j,a Ifi (
t ii ereei.iai;' men'
In Muz.
I' vas nndei-kified thnt up
n.l' the l!rtih cetninl'ments .
a. led note rp(tnru ns Thrai n'ii'1
v.e il.anped .itl..i t tn -I sec-.rlu;
cirilit- nf I'lllfi e If tills tllllP'1
wis t,iisp..,pl i" i, mi ilia- l.e'p misti
. . 11 wn i H I r : " i v n
i ''. t'-, iir.-'vi'iiVs"."- -".M-.s". Li M 5904 Germantown Avenue Phene: Ger.
mak" -(" .'OiitN lunui: M.kh u i pjdf "SJI Vv
. -, ti'" v "i. ii. iti't'r. of 'n. Hir raTP"ViV'tfcs'5j.;s," s, J , J , f , J'j-9 j-V sJ s-J'ri -a-P ana r I
;;"', .cti'i .ii.wyii,ii5,gM lj $aitaiBs;gtiNiif:&kS e
Mac Jt .i ll-t- -id'. ' " - i
- I
MlM'gnii'7.bizEi:iGiil I
g Coats, Suits, mm aTsJaajitssssm Lingerie, ii '
! i " " ' '
Ip ' ' Pi
I "Stecker" Medes ii
'M ' r?j i
hit
lm
id
tl.e
f
that ki
'd 1 e .11 KJ.
Onler for i-.vliuinr.lldii .s-isuul
It will repurtel that Supretiie l'.,tr
Justice '.Miilu'. r,( .ii ,,t. lid
iigned nn order Int" -,. n ,',-,,
llIK the tnistces nt (i teen weed ( '!, ,
ter.V, where the hm i. hui.Pii 'ii p. -
lint Its exiiuiimHen nnd lemma' tn tin
KltiKS fount Mersup The a-i'i -n.'
Is te be perfermeu by tne ungeuits se
lected by the prokpeuters, who w il ,e
the entne men who performed tlie n .
tepny en Mis. Mi"' be,' . hi.' m ihe
'. i hu' ciir lire.i' r.rlt.iln we.
I n liel'er rmslttet, le l.eUl.
1 Athens dlFpafelies ileelii-e fVentl'
1'lnMlras, epe of ihe heads nf tlje rei-ftl'
K.ippp'sfcl rp'eiuf."n;irv movement, wi I
i' -h" Isi-t nienn nt 1"' ii iH'- r.i il the i
i iff lii.i'k delegate it Midiiin.i. The
' Allien 'ievernmenf iil 1' undr-'ioel
te 1 nve ,nifru'ted It. i-epi- n'atiiei te
' ninn'n firm mi the ipie'tieti m Tb'-aee, ,
v l.ii h e-intinues te be the in nn bone'
el contention. ,
The Turklkb demnnd thnt the ;ip-.
army paeunte Thr'.ee within ' l'i "
',-iv l" rpgnnlPil as uunesr r.n nnpess
b.lltv t'jristantneplp ril.paii '.' n.'i
ij.ijl 'be "esk)iiility of a bliv Iin ie acani'
Cr'eii- bv tbf Allies jf the Ath'lis Ii" -einil't-Iit
refuses tn recall It' turces. b '
t!. s is tint borne out etlieuillr In e
The litiek .enfentli.n is thn' nn '!
riii-iie Turkish ecc jpi'inn of Tlirn e
' euld I'psulr In i'Uri"e t'trnlii-t up
''hristllltl )epullltl(ill. inlle the Turk.
i irefpss te be fqual e (Uc'erned nir
l tb Wi'faie "f tlieir in.-i ,; en .'.
' jtider the prc-cnt leKinie
Militaiv missiiiiis, riiniKkp of
i Kreip h, Knzl!.sli nnd lialim nllni s
Portraying ihe Prevailing Vogue in
Coats and Wraps
i inet
A'- ,
beux
presence el nr into s, hnit-,,,,
mesiical exnimner nf th,, litrl'
teritey'K ofllee of New 'mk '1 In
luebahly will lie nn nteiiPd tm n
The State police nre wurk.nc "ul a'l
Intensive enm)iiii;ii of investiKiitlnn
nletiR their own linn TIhh hin be.
din nil ever ncirn cndenvn-ini; te lav
foundations en wlibh in 1, nld ' .
Mructure of ei ulen.-p
ELKTON CHURCH MAY BOLT
NEW CASTLE PRESBYTERY
Plan Independent Services When
Transfer Plea Is Refused
Wilmington. Del., 1 1, t I- Tin V. w
Oistle I'rcsn.Ntc- v .UKtu.nid m lepe.t
of n remnnitei' lcjeiliiig the upli atuin
for the transfir nf the I'.lk- m hi'.h
te the llaltilnere I'ie.b, lei i 'li.eiu .,
ftPf llivlsien WHS Milled hi in 17 tn '
Member, of I'.ik'en i'huth ihieatru le
dlnns.soelafp thcniseiMis tiem ihe 'ie--bytrry.
form pii indepeudi m iiin.e,i
tlen nnd continue ilicii ipIikIeus m un
ties iu then- jue cut (diliie. .Ii.iui Me.
Murry of Sewaik. wit. spokesman lm
thn bultiiiK I'Mliteu Miiiirii'Kiitieii
The Kev. (ieeinc A Mnrsbin, ,,f h,
ter. avowed thnt n leekinit tb iuiii
esls of the mciiibcrhi), the iuii-ic.im nf
the li'C(ibvterlnn t'luinli wne ovir evir ovir
leoked. Mr. Mtirsli'tn was later up.
Eelnted iiiodeniter fei the i;ikten
Church and it will n Ins function te
upply the pulpit nnd direct ether di
ties of the nni;rrgiitieii,
'IJje Itev. Dr. .lelin MpKlmeyle. the
tewerln ficurcs in the diMiuie. con-
1 Quoted the services last Humliiy and it
reported. unit ne win prencn tuts
aVkWeu. ever nnd in spite et
Mm of th New Otitic Pmbr-
'ifi.Ci '.PWIi.l
have left f'eiistni ' nrip'p Ii
ltode'to anil J.ille-lililK.ls
i linrRes of ntieeiiies ainl
pacifMiiK siineillnnee
if Aorinnepie
te 'ivestlg,!'"
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R0lD IV REFl GEES
STILL IX SUYR
s-mjiiia, .i I Tn I' . I
!( Ill Tl.rkl'h IIU'llOl Ii.'im e'rn ,
the t line I. in n ler I n u. t ion of ' i i
liris'.iiin lefiK'''' lietn Sun 'nn tn (.,.
If.bcr s. ewnv I" tin' d'sceeii of i mi.
h.der.ible nuiiibers t persnns w'.n bud
liei'll lllinlile In len'e utnler the pin-
Emphasize Lenger Lines, Deep
Pile Fabrics, Rich Celers,
Luxurious Furs
Rarely beautiful they aret quite simple, (though
with the charm of perfect tailoring) or laviehly
trimmed with fur.
A wonderfully attrnctive collection of modela
that benr the etamp of individuality and exclusive
ness yet will appeal quite B3 much by reason of
their evident vuluc. Prices range:
$65, $75 te $475
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Truthful Advertising We Sell What We Advertiw
This four-piece Queen Anne Walnut Suit will delight any family. Solid
four-ply front and tops, three-ply dust-proof drawer bottoms, three-ply mirror
hacks. Drawers cannot warp or stick. All hand-rubbed finish.
4 PIECES FOR $269
ihe Bed
lins oveiy demon of refinement and ornanietiliitien.
The swinjr of the bow is be cleverly desisned that
any standard .spring will lit perfectly. Side rail
construction is rigid and noise proof. Ne whining
ci oaks te disturb.
The Dresser
with its larjre tnitrer, bread dS-iiicIt top Jind
deep dust-proof drawers, is essential in any bed
room. The four large roomy draweis are wnrn wnrn
pruef. The pull? are stiver finished.
Charge Accounts
The Full 48" Vanity
is what every woman's lieatt is tct en. Six large
drawers arc decidedly useful. The large central
mirror, four feet deep, in of everyday aid and will
itppeal instantly te any woman. Thete iyn't a scrap
of cardboard used in mirror back.s or dust-proofing;
The Chifforebe
for the man of the house, will be n very convenient
roomy possession. Nete the twin drawers for small
things: the four ample trays for shuts, underwear
and socks. The big .-.hoe drawer at the bottom,
the deep space for suits with the patented pull-out
red for his clothes.
Solicited
feifei
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1883 QJPJtrUr Wb
ESTABLISHED
Open Every
Evening
SJ5R El SMWrfTy '
rfl i-'rB f- Wamjtftfl
b Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.
YOU ALWAYS
GET VALUE HERE-!
And
We Prove it in This RiV .Sal, nf
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of lifii)!''i'n liml In en icper ri IM .
f i . lint fuunil t.ii' sitimt'nti i,i
McrieiiD nnd llii'i-efim jinn cediil in
IteilnsKi wit't i's .llKi' nf liri'iiil
I'lintB" "f li's'iri?!' Wlutf, nf (Jrimif I,
Inuii
rrnin t Jit f'liPsini' I'l'iiinsn'ii IJti'isli
n'licf woil.ers f(i. tiufd tiittie -nicninns
nml 12(H) rit tnKni tin
Ami'ric.in ilcsiruiff Mndrihli, whuii
new is going te Aivuli. Ilicie me new
ir,000 rcfiigccH en tlie l&Innd e(
'IVnndefi ncr tlie entrance te the
Dtrd&ntue.
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Street and Afternoon
Dresses
Smarter than ever and mere fafcinatingf. The
graceful long lines; the unusual effect of Oriental
embroidery, or twisted fabric belts; the supreme
elegance of black and the new shades of brown. Small
wonder that women can't resist these newest modes.
They are most attractively priced, tee.
$25, $45 te $195
1220-22-24 Walnut Streeti
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at $10 and Mere
Belew Regular Prices
This is the way Mr.
Hill m a lc e s your
HOLLAR give you
one hundred cent-?
every time, New at
i the very start of the
! season you can make
t,v weiiuuriui hamgs en
the very clethhg you
want. That U what
Mr. J I ill .an always
de for you because
he buys in such large
Hiiantitics and sells
tapidly.
l'-vcry style a man
'euld want e v e r y
tnnterinl, pattern and
coloring is here wait
ing yen and at these
low prices.
Thousands of Overcoats
at These Special Lew Prices
See the wonderful overcoats we have ready -plaid baiks apie.ilv
and in the .styles men will want for storm wear as well as dress wear.
u.. w ... -.,.,,, e'"" uvvite.ii. new ana lnaue these
savings
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Stere Orders Accepted
Largest Merit & Boyi
Clothing Stete in
Philadelphia
p msr V&ai
Sf Wt T Wh 19 I Open Evening
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ifm 'm st&MA -Sr- 'B -.?ei .
wM 1 "& Mi&m fea
fjpT' A3 rir"-H i-iVii-' --fl -rfwSrH
Largest Merit & Beys'
Clothing Stere in
Philadelphia
1017-19-21 Market Street
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