-- f t 'vtvt""b' i'
i4rW,.yt
'W3!
7V',vV'.'JTi'y;ty ''.wvm
V
, OCTOBER ll, 1922' f ' " , "-
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY
jLj
?F3$?
fiff'
MVTl'fr " J
Kg? r
J
Si
I
y
a
f?i:
V
:t
i,
.
1
I
KV-
(
.'J
l.jtl
)Sf
m
J m
ffZli
m
SAUNDERS'
fit. 411. ...J nsw . . J1 1 lrj
1 14k, 18k Mid Stk 1 sn 1 e
114 (Hid Wedding Rlnm O W $10
ESTABLISHED ( YZAH9
Ustlnnm Wedding Hinge $15 tfpwerd
II II 8. tn 8t. 2710 Oermentewn Ate.
RS RELINQUISH
BRITISH COALITION
I
14 TTiV KEYS
2
BVTUCATtD lOT
25c
Till Oldeet and Best Equipped Shep
for Duplicating Keys ana lock Ke
pairing In tha City.
MLTaytor&Ce.m2?.8s..
RUMSTOCKSTODAY! ON IHE DEFENSE
JhrVVV-rafVVrnir--'--1-"--Y"ri" --
rCLAD'S PARERSl
COMPEL SUCCESS
Unchecked WASTE
In paring vegeleblee
li Extravagance
Continued Extrav.
aganecf meana failure
CLAD'S PARER turnt
WASTE Inte WEALTH
Kitcaci Eanipmeit
for Heltli and Rcitaaraati
VICTOR V. CLAD CO.
119 & 121 S. 11th St.
IIF'u'i
v0tlr'
I
-As
Four Turn Over 10,000 Bettlos
of Liquor te Prohibition
Officials
AWAIT TREASURY RULING
tlic majority of (he political experts,
i however. Is that Mr. Lloyd Oeorge 1ms
no Intention of reslfrnliiK nnd thnt he
will put up it big rlfiht en behalf of tne
I coalition.
Speculation Is very busy ever the.
j prebnble. result of nn nppenl te the
I country. The (,'enservntlvcs nre cred
j Itcd In pnine quarter? with ability te
secure n larger number of seats In the
Heuse of l ominous ttinn nny etuer
party, though net enough te outvote
n possible combination of the Liberals
nml Lnberites there and Mich n eombl eembl eombl
nnteon Is etic of the ninny mntters of
conjecture.
Klsouhcre (lie growing strength of
Inber I emphasized, nnd the Lnber
lenders themselves spenk ns though
they were confident of sweeping the
neils nnd t.-iklna office. It does net
i seem te be supposed thnt the I.lliernls
would be nblc te rniiy enough until-
, , , ,, ,,. ...... ,.i l,:. I,,, vine i support te eritiK tiirm imu pirni-i.
Llejd Ocerge has r.nneuueed his In- , , ' , ,,, ,.hn,,,,,lee nf (he
KM'henuer. stilted letlny he wns going
General Election Talk Is Rife as
Result of Situation in !
Near East
PREMIER TO ANSWER FOES
Rj ,lijnfln!frt rrtts
I-ontten. Cet. 11. -- Vrlme Minister ' would be nblc
New Yerfi. Vt 11.-- Jlesens of Amor Amer
ean steamships tedny will turn ever te
the customs officials their vnst cargoes
of Ilnuers In eemnllnnre with the ruling ' tenllen of replying publicly nt Mnn-
of Atternej tlcncrnl Dnugherty which i ccter Saturday te lerrent of o.endeninn- j te the United Stnten nt the hend of the
kn th. m...l. f .rin. inintlMt. tnrr criticism reeentlv nlmed nt Nenr i Dritish debt funding mission, despite
Inr bevereires. The llnuer will be trnns- Fasten policy of the (Jevenment. Tills
ilitlmiitlens In the press here te the
enntrnry. There might he n tlelny of
BUSINESS MEN MEET
The North Kensington Rulnes
Men's Association will held its monthly
meeting nt P o'clock tonight lu the lec
ture loom of the MePhcrsen Library
ltulMing, Kensington nvenue nnd F
slrcrt.
msreiiffTrc
W5 FmTt HIM FTiW i iTn i
Orange Pekoe?
Certainl y !
Pjl
ciea-tetally Different
BHL
Number 1S30 Seuth
Rittenhouse Square
I.nrKe Duplex Apart
ment, Including
." Master Hcdroems
and 3 Baths.
3 Maid's Reems and
Bath.
Appb te Superinten
dent en premises.
VV.
The
&
.m tmr r
rsitezzf :.
viZezr nrebiem
w m
Bilious Attacks
Arc Vsuallij Due te
Faulty Elimination
"When you are constipated,
net enough of Nature's
lubricating- liquid is pro
duced In the bowel te keep
the feed waste soft and
moving. Doctors prescribs
Nujel because it acts like
this natural lubricant and
thus replaces it.
. u e i is a
lubricant net
n medicine or
laxative se
ee. cannot crine.
InaftiyB T'J" ,l today.
yi;TT"
A LUBRICANT-NOT A LAXATIVE
s
of heatina
mkf your home dur
ing December's snow
should he solved new
Thousands of heincs ln&t year were kept comfort
ably warm thrueut with a Patrncc Pipeleta Furnace
nt a saving of one-third of their previous coal
consumption.
It heats the entire home through one refdster, which
means all the heat gees just where it is wanted,
circulating in a warm, healthful, uniform cur
rent, leaving no cold or chilly corners.
Ne tenrinpr up of walls or floors.
Can be shipped from stock.
Wn'fe for Illustrated Booklet
Ne. IP-ri . S100.M
We. 20-40 , 110.08
Ne S2-44 . 151.01 . .
Ne. JJ-11 H0.00
Ne. 50 52 . , . 169.00
Se Cash Discount
ferrcd by the customs officers te the brings domestic political Mtunttnn te n'n couple of weeks In his departure, he
. prohibition enforcement crews nnd j keener feni than ever. It also coin-1 snld. owing te the Near 1-astern sltuii-
store.! , the army warehouse, e.dcs with Increased tlenn.n,es In the, -n na J - " ,
Uroeklyn. rumors of nn enrlv break-up of tlie 0f t10 ittlstsaf en.
Mere thnn 10.000 bottles of whKky, I present coalition. - '
wine nnd ether liquors jesterdey were v Today's mernins papers hare the nn nn
remeved from four veels of the United penrnnee of these usually nccempnnjlne
, Stntcj Shipping Heard and voluntarily ' the last d.is of a moribund (.evern-
Placed in the h-n-h of the custom, of- -f W'ntKl Itoxte
"ers. j Ik cominenly discussed ns a mntter of
Whether or net the Government will niere or less certainty. The opinion of
remunerate the shipping companies for j . . . . . .
, determined, A ruling from the Treas
ury Department probably "111 be ncces
I snry before that phne of the Inter
national tnngle Is hetucil. It is likely,
however, according te .Jehn D. Ap
pleby, zone dry chief, t'tat the llfpiers
from American vessels will be sold te
holders of liquor permits, such ns
' wholesale druggists.
Inasmuch n. fhe carriage of the
liquor bv the vessels previous! had been
sanctioned by it Treasury Department
ru'iiiR, It is net regarded in official
circles that the vescls liave Tul.iled any
law and therefore ulieulil be permitted
te dispose of their holdings. I
Whether liquor-laden l.'urepe.in cs.
sp'ii whli'li cleared for American ports
prier te the ruling of Atternej (ienernl
Dnugherty will be selrcd upon arrival.
Mr. Applcb declined te Kay. A
Treasury Department ruling will be
necej-sarj te settle this phase of the At- '
terney (ietiernl's deeisleti, he yilil. It
In gfiierally conceded in (ieernmsnt
ciri'le. however, that foreign cvels
that cleared foreign ports prier te the
ruling will net be molested and will be
allowed te return te their home ports
1 with the. unbeltl portions of their car-
1 Rues.
i Will Ignore Order
1 Dry official! were amazed at the an an
neur.eeuicnt of t'unard Line "th-iuU In
Londen that their vessels clriirlng from
i foreign ports veuld til-regard the ban
nn liquors and would carry the cus cus
teman -upply of alcoholic beverages.
'The I'unard Line etficinls, after a
1 meeting of the North Atlantic Ship
ping Conference In Londen, announced
the would force a test of Attorney
lJener.il Paugherty's ruling and thnt in
1 the event of their liquor-laden vessels
! being seized upon arrival In American
'ports, would sock Injunctions restrain
! lng American "thy" agents from
confiscating their stocks.
Thnt bold declaration was seen bv
, maiiv ns a sign of "hope," inasmuch
as le'gal opinions vary upon the legality
1 of .Mr. Daugherty's action. A test of
i his opinion in high courts will decide
j once nnd for rJI. it wns pointed out,
whether the ruling will stand as con cen con
stltutlennl. A malerity of ship owners
admitted that tl.ey believed such a test
is necessnrv te remove the 'Vhadew of
doubt" and prove te the American pub
lic the tvrannv of "certain construe- I
tlens of the Velstead lnw and the
Eighteenth Amendment." i
Jehn D. Appleby, zone "drv" eUrf.
?nld veHterday the co-operation given
by the Shipping Heard officials under '
the Dnugherty Nine-dry ruling en ecenn
liners mad-' unnecess.irv an htieh con
duet ns a raid or n senrch.
' The steamships President Tolk nnd '
President Roosevelt were the firf te go
"dry." lietween -1000 and .'000 bottles
of Intoxicant have ben taken off the
President Polk and almost ns large n
quantity from the President lt'u'evelt.
Mr. Appleby said. The stocks aboard i
the President Arthur and Susquehanna
also have been removed.
Teiln- the President Polk will nil
from H'",,nk'i! for Londen with nothing
behind its b'M- mere potent than ginger
ale. The Pn -id nt Arthur lears to
morrow f"r I'rrmen in the same arid
state.
Last -igl't nss the last night for
Hacehiis tin beard the 1'rceident (Jnrfield
of the 1 nlted Slates lines, which will
cress tie 'liree.mlle mark tomorrow,
Inbound from Londen.
-a . - B 71aaaCan i' ' "T mi ' aaaallaaaaaalar" aaaaarltBiBtMBaaafiM aaaaalBaaW (M VRVtaW tW SaaaaaatSV laVk9
m aalsssiassw" i BaWaTg "aairTff -i-TT syaVS Sai ''sF Kb aBBkaat) SZWk atar sW"sbi
3TS
i33H wSSt&mk
j
atM ZW.
tjLCIcMROS.Jy Hi-
Plumbing and Healing 'jfwl
50 N. 5ih St., Phila., Pa. ttj
I (AUITTe
bee ,fdiy
r?; U
J
n,-hm m
Branches
-... X
Lanftdeu'tir r.i
San Tranclsce, Oct. 11. The liquor
supply tf the Shipping Beard steam
ship President Cleveland, operated be
tween San I'raueUoe and Far Fast
pert was sealed nt sea as n result of
the Dnughrrt) order. It was learned
when she entered pert jesterdny A
wireless mevstige te the esf.e lust night
gave information of the ruling and
when che reached San Francis e the
Clevlantl was dry.
by
STeT
Yeu recognize the Stun at a
glance. It has a certain person
Hey an admirable charm,
that distinguishes it instantly.
And there is something about
the ownership of a Stutz that
elevates thoie who can beast
Its poweaiten a certain exclu
sive distinction that linglei out
the discriminating moteriit.
tTUTZ MOTOR CAR COMPANY
e AMERICA, inc.
In4iarufeIIi Indiana. U. S. A.
Washington. Oct. 11. Representa
tives of the headquarters offices of the
MiMems s"rvice and the prohibition
unit are te confer in New Yerk within
the next few daj s with pert nnd dry
lnw officers regnrdlng the procedure for
carrying out Attorney Oeneral Paugb
ertj's ruling banning liquor en ships
in American waters penning tne pre.
mulgatlen et termai regulations
Secretary .Mellen.
It is believed the procedure te be
worked out will fdlew the general pre-t-rnm
that customs officers Khali take
'harge of liquor found about foreign
ships nnd then turn It ever te the pro
hibition officers for disposal. Tn the
ent.e of American shins less dilneultT
Is eipected, ns they cannot carry liquor
en tneir maimebis, nnn me jmi
Hen of liquor is forbidden urn
Tariff Act et vs..!
edmertca fJcre-mcit SpcanLiU
OPPENrlEIM.LLINS&.
Chestnut and 12th Sts
-
v;.
nuncuity ir
ry liquor J
imports- A
ider the j
TMtrlac Car $2640 Readiur $Z4S0
9fOitHtt . t!T90 Coup . SJ490
All Prieu . . b. Ind(aMeU
f I. W. BL0CKS0M MOTOR CO.
M7 North lrd Street
raMi Tnu om-ejts.ej3
WIDOW. 80. SUES SONS
Bays She Wa3 Induced te Sign
Away $125,000 Estate
Mis. Annie Randall Marstnn, of Mer Mer
Ien. a xvidew eighty years old, brought
suit yesterday against her soup, nlleg
lng they had Induced her by mUrepre- '
aentntlnn te sign awny property valued
,nt $123,000. ,
The sons are Jehn Marsten, Jr., nnd
Henry W. Marstnn They nre stjed as '
I trustees Mrs. Mnrsten having alleged
1 thnt they persuaded her te sign a
, trust deed nnd also individually. The
1 wemnn seeks te have them restrained
from diverting the principal or interest
of the S12'i,000 and nlse te have the
trust deed declared null nnd void.
PARS. J. BUTLER, JR.," HURT
Daughter-ln-Law of Chain Stere
Proprietor In Moter Accident
New Unchelle N. V Oct. 11 Mrs.
James Rutler, Jr , of New Yerk,
daughter-in-law of the wealthy chain
etere proprietor, wns seriously Injured
last night in an automobile accident
her.
Hhe is In tha Ntw Recbelle Hospital 1
in a rerleus condition. Her husband,
xrhe was with her at the time, escaped
Mtleuft 4njuu
Filmy
Shimmery Negligees
-j sjOFTLY I'EMININB FRIVOLOUS AX
S LT7RINO AEG THESE ARTFUL BTTfl
w JAJieiu-iMUlii iXtBBBIONB OF
A DESIGNERS OAPRIOE.
In color they vary from the
most delicately lovely pastels te
rich, impressive night sliadcs.
Sheer of fabric, with new a
touch of embroidery, new a
bit of silken fringe, each
creation is truly an object of
delight.
6.90 te 39.75
s&S
3C
S5
lccbcc
i m
zxQCXcpec
The most effective pianos for the modern home
are Steinway Style M Grand (5Llt) $ 1375, the
smallest real grand, and Steinway grand-toned
uprights, $875. The greatest musical resources
in the least possible space
Any new Steinway will be sold en time; one
tenth cash, balance in two years by monthly
payments. Serviceable used pianos
will be accepted in trade
4
Steinway pianos are sold in Philadelphia only by N. Stetson & Ce.
at 1111 Chestnut Street
All the Steinways six grands, three upright
styles are identical in generalities, but delightfully
different in particulars; se that every music lever's
individual taste may be gratified in that shade of
tone that makes such a piano a personal belonging.
Then, there is a Steinway te suit the dimensions
of every home, each size designed for a specific
purpose and every one true te that exclusive
musical quality that has made the Steinway house
authoritative the world ever, and kept their pro
duct supreme throughout the entire history of real
piano music
N. STETSON & CO., 1111 CHESTNUT STREET
WE SELL EDISON PHONOGjTAPHS
B . - : m
MBcr'rWapi,a, 3STlJsMa
,m l-MrBaaMaSBBaBaaBMaBSBWBniBVnsar
e
55?
'J
i Si
rC
fce&r
J
I. iiiKifl. I I K i