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OPENING SHOW TOMORROW
J 7..;n(own Irish 8-boel this week.
mrnm Af IlintMaL mm ivhvihi . -
& '.e.i'iSffi.srfl:Tt
h "The Frolic of 1B." tlw fntertain
fnent for this year, li scheduled for Ita
: F11. '"..i.inn tomorrow and Battir-
riuai Y" - .a..w at Ca..a..la
R SiTnlfhta In the auditorium. .The 4200
K tlrwni ier --r n;.tn fc.ll.
. ".'.' .it..-. thamaalvaa. Thla
xne wiHiniw " .....-..-..-. r.
.h inLV""l..V";. mfl.BVii .
JMtht fw the various atage settlnss,
J2KI.I mi nroeert ca.' and every
mm was made by the students them
MfM In .the school workshops and
'. lrH
Htroems
SZIL.'ti nrnves. who has ch'arae
if nweb of this work,' says that econ ecen
Mty In overhead is one of. the main
Si. IvhnlarshlD fund; dear .te the
Uarti of all Interested In the high
Scheel, Is te be, one or tne cniet Dene
c!jfiWAM.tl Association, which Is
Joins all In Its power te get n Held
Imlpment In keening with the ether
Shoe! property. Is also Interested In
5eWeces of the entertainment.
The program for tomorrow evening
twins an overture, the members of the
fcetlfiht Club will present a thirty
i.. MmdT sketch, which nroneKea
that while marriages are supposed te
Ht mad in heaven some are of different
trliin.
Leltnd Kuns and Mary Mellen will
like the leading parts, being cast as
timorous country characters.
Muilc and dramatics nre te be equally
(Mtnred. While the scenes are being
shifted the.nwndeUn clubs, under the
ilrectlen of ,rfqr.w;epd Baker, will give
a series of se1eqtlent ranging from the
works of some' of the famous compos
era te extracts from the stage bits of
the day.
. In the little Chinese pantomime,
which fellows .a .diuiring exhibition by
tte pupils of ,tbc Hnrmer Annex, the
students will have nn opportunity te
tfltplay their tulentsjiii mero serious
work.
The alumni will be represented by a
double quartet, which will tlng several
popular 8engH, and the program will end
with the presentation of a one-net play
written by Kdllh Prey, of the junior
1ms "Monday Morning at the Went
werths'."
P. R.R. MISCELLANEOUS MEN
MEET TO CEMENT ALLIANCE
. Wage Adjustment en 8yatem Alte
Discussed by .Delegates
Delegates from the Miscellaneous
Forces Association of the Pennsylvania
Railroad R.vwtem are meeting in the
Chninber of Commerce Untitling today
Hid totiierrow. The chief purpose of the
meeting is te cement the alliance be
tween the miscellaneous forces of the
Beuthwciiterii. Northwestern nnd Cen
tral rllvlslenK. The nnHoeintlen include,
freight handler, station attendant)).
B)tiengerR, nterekeepers, porters and
, iMlMunt MntlenninMcrn.
The ' organfentien is net associated
with the railway unions, nnd was in
fluential in maintaining comparative
peace In the ranks of the Pennsylvania
emplejcs during the .recent labor
troubles. The present conference will
dlcus questions relative te the re-
' elsMlflcatien of members in the dif
ferent branches nnd will present te the
company officials recommendations for
wage adjustments nud Improvement of
working conditions.
MEANDERER ON A BUST
Mirchantvllle Wreck Irlngs Adven
ture te Humdrum Jersey Train
A freight wreck this morning brought
Wild adventure te the Mount Helly,
Moerntowu and Merchautvllle Mean
trw, that being the alliterative title
Jf tbexqualnt antique which daily saun
ters casually into Camden from the re
note fastnesses of Burlington County.
An engine shunting ceul cars Inte
Hewer Brethers' yard, a mile east of
Merchant vllle. jumped the switch, tear
ing up fifteen feet of "the "main line"
rails and blocking In nnd out bound
train. The accident occurred just after
;T e clock. t
' The Meanderer. n creature of settled
and leisuiely hnbit. thereupon found
romance In the umiKunl for once in itn
humdrum lif. Hesitating with an
tyen greater hesltance than cimtnmnrv
long the roadside, it finally made up
Its mind te be devilish and left its
ieeaten Mnglc track this side of Pen-
IT :',.'" " ,wue ueieur mound .Met
ehantville. ' It wheeaed daringly along the rut-
.,ii !,cm", iwused conscience-
. "", there for a moment, then lese
tartlinRly te the heights of ndventure
ad backed up en the Delnwure Klver
vrldge, hence, with n flying start, it
'fleicended te the tracks of the Trenten
'Blvljlen nnd wound Hnnlly into Camden
In Indecorous triumph, like the or);
.titer n joy Hde.
Reported Missing
ifl'-f1!, Mrine. fourteen years old.
Pounds, brown hair nud eyes, light com cem
a2?n, ',r,n a "'k t, blue
S.LL.."" vam"' eriwii shoes
and
Francis and Jeseph Lacey.
"lilt i cars nlil lu'ii li.:...
six nnd
venue. j "' """.viviiiun
'OKpniiE: n,.,lrt,e' 'rtwn J ears old.
MnZ, e" el.flve feet eleven
ns.vlvanln
Sutras ;(,Vi; .Si,ybrn
Jnehe Aiihlc"" "f?1 four 'rt thrre
ihlrt ti wr,n brown hat, blue
twuVers. bwHt, brown mixed
ftlii!l,,,!rw' IT-Iun years
lx In les tin ! "x,?n W1'' ,lv '0,,t
ttlxe. sul ' 1, y ,,nir' wearing n clurk
i'"nnc"K.le.tj,0tt" oft "'. ' "1
Kerthrpi.r,M:. th,rleer cnrs old, 838
ir wenrinJ . ' uT', b,ark bebbl'11
,tehtaern'Jli."rJS?.ck dre8" ",Ul h0C"'
& 3.T?n strcet' eet eight
ing a Lh.ArhT.n 0,cs' b,ttl,k ''"'
t'815 Meu,., ,l,., 'y-scvcn years old.
ly hilr f't '"l) 1""I', hlua eyes,
? iult irir. roml''"xlen. Hrarlng a
iiV.'n. nellrnl. fertv.v lv v.u,'. i.i
ilSsjKff'Jte Ht at hair and
ADMITS SHE WAS BIT SCARED
Miaa Elfie McCleskcy Coyly
Admits She Had te Werk
Hard Agajnst Competition
for Coveted Hener
Proudly Exhibits $500 Ring
iie Wen and Confesses
"Larry' Likes It Dreams
of Heme of Her Own
Miss Elflc McCleskcy. 4004 Wtem
ing avenue, who has been proclaimed
Frankford's prettiest and most popular
girl, laughed shyly today as she told
of her victory.
"I had te work, awfully hard, be
cause I had lets of competition, nnd
even up te twenty te-nine last night
I was scared about It," she said.
Last lllfllt In the. Frnnkfnnl Th.
aire, Miss McCleskey wen the prize
in the beauty contest held in Frank
ford as ,pnrt of 4he celebration of the
opening of the elevated. She get 1,
854,0?B Totes. "
"Bee my ring." ahe said today, held-
out ucr nana en wmen stiene tne
ring awarded as a prise. "And
here's the watch, l'vn nln-ava
looked at platinum and diamond wrist
watches in store windows, but never
thought I would own one for my very
self. Get a loving cup, tee, but that's
home.
"When thewtnlH Ma T hail tvnn." .he
bubbled, tilting her head te one side
ana siiaKiiig Her short hair, "I was no
glad, because ray yeung'' man was en
the stage with me and I kuew that he
would be glad.
"And he was glad, tee. His name Is
Lawrence his first name, I mean
and maybe some day " iShe laughed
ana her voice trailed off for the mo
ment. "I don't like a fleck of men," ahe
said in answer te a question. "L'm
satisfied with Larrle. He fought In the
war and was wounded nnd hea proved
te me that he la a' real fellow."
, i i t i i i i
. Ne Mevie Ambition
Miss .McClestsey was asked if she
would like te go In the movies. "Mercy,
no. I certainly don't intend te lese my
head ever this," she answered. "I
want te be. Just as I am for new, and
n little later en te make a home" of my
own, quite the happiest that anybody
ever had."
Miss McCleskey 1b twenty-one years
old and hus always lived in Frankford.
"Everybody helped me se wonder
fully," she said, as she glanced at her
watch te see the time. "Hepe you
don't mind me talking about it aain.
but you see I was se pleased. Had
te get out every night and work for
myvetrs, and was working Independ
ently without backing of any kind."
Mist McCleskey was at work as
usual today at the Plumb Teel Com
pany, where she is Information clerk In
the telephone exchange.
The next four prize-winners were:
Hilda K. McCoy, twenty venrs old.
of 1S32 Adams street, with 1,131,102
vetse. rnze, a diamond earpln.
Marie McCenvillc, eighteen years old,
of 4323 Tilling street, 735,470 votes.
Prize, a duvet) n enne and n silk dress.
Anna Gee, eighteen years old, of
4itJ,j uriscem street, Tif'J.lea votes.
Prize, a black evening gown.
Esther 8. Drnke, twenty-two years
old, of 4730 Mulberry street, flOG,22.r
votes. Prize, an. ivory toilet set and
lingerie.
The Frankford Theatre was crowd
ed te overflowing when Jehn,A. Qulnn,
chairman of the contest, made known
the awards, among which some twenty
valuable prizes were distributed in ad
dition te these mentioned above.
WILLS PROBATED
Inventories Filed and Letters
Qranted te Administer Estates
Wills of the following persons were
probated teday: William W. Abel!,
$12,000: .Tntnea Crcagmllc. $30,000:
Mnrcaret W. Carpenter, $4200; Leda"
li. ingraliam, ?480O; Benjamin U.
Lathbury. .$43,000: Michael M. Walsh,
85433: Maria L. West. S6000.
Inventories were filed in the personal
estates of Zuchury T. Creck. $S!),721;
irn nit r. uewe, ?!H,twr,: Mnnulus H.
Stuart. $7031; Mary E. Shephard,
$10,037: Samuel Burstein. $t.".0S8.
Letters were granted te administer
the estate of Itebecca W-. Thomsen,
$17,000.
Miss Claire Tompkins a Bride
Miss Claire W. Tompkins daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Tompkins, 2335
North Thirteenth street, nn married
last nlKlit in the Church of Our I.udy
of Mercy te Francis .1. McXamara.
273(1 North Judsnn street. The bride's
attendant was Miss Mary Hastings,
and the brldeicinem had n- his best man
Fruucis .1. Mi'Ornth. Fellow lug the
icKcineny, performed by Father Beyle,
the couple left for' a houcjmeon trip
te Washington.
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MISS KLFIE McCLOSKEY
4604 Wyoming tfvenue, who was
adjudged prettiest girl In beauty
contest held te celebrate new "JU"
ROBBERS ARE TRAILED
BY LOOT THEY SPILLED
Motercyole Cep Overhauls Men
Who Dropped 8tuff Frem Aute
A trail of pipes, manicuring articles
nnrl nttin,. tltfiivM rlrnntieil hv two men
chnrged with stealing nn automobile
Inil In thnlp nrrnkt tnilnv. after H long
ciiaKe by Motorcycle ravreimnn u eiiif
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of (iermnnlnn'n urn t Ien. I
The prisoners said they were cerge
Ilnre. Melrese Park, nnd Charles
Lnlnbnck, Fifth street and Duncannon
avenue.'
The police received a tip that tne two
men were trying te steal a car en Chel
ten avenue near Clww street. O'Neill
went te the place designated nnd saw
the men leaving In the car. The men
saw the motorcycle In pursuit, and
dropped the articles ns they sped away.
Although they turned many corners,
O'Neill easily followed the men through
the trail of stuff dropped en route nnd
captured them at Merrltt and Mnnhcim
streets.
Each was held In $200 bail for a
further hearing by Magistrate I.lndell.
C Women's
Jl , Wear .
OUR organization Includes
men snd women skilled in
the planning cjf both national
and local advertising cam
palgni. Wc offer our services te
manufacturersofwemen'awear
who seek a broader market.
Jehn Clark Sims
Company, Ltd.
Gfmtrtl eHrtrlimit eAttnh
218 Seuth 16th Street
PHUADELPHIA
If there's anything you
want in Central Real Es
tate, and have been told
it .was ungettable come
here.
Mere than one we have
been able te get the pre
cise thing a client wanted,
when ha had been told he
couldn't get it I
HEYMANN & BR0.
Rmal EitaU
Hsyauaa Baildiag
213-215 S. Bread St., Phils., Pa.
Why net lighten your
carrying charges your
chauffeur's outfit?
Finer the quality, longer
it lasts!
Yeu can't buy better than
you buy here our chauf
feurs' outfits are all Rogers
Peet made.
Miles and miles of satis
factory wear or money
back.
Rogers Peet suits and
overcoats, Knox hats, qual
ity fixings "the best" as
well as "the most" for your
money.
FERRO & COMPANY
Regtra Pttt C1etti0s Exeluaivety
Chestnut St. at Juniper
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ENDS FAIR TONIGHT
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Stella Eckl.r, Winner of auty
Oentest, WIII.L.ad Im- '
petlng Proeaaaion
WEGLEIN HEADS CIVIC UNIT
Brewerytown's seven-week '''
ness nnd Pleasure Carnlvnr.' conducted
h h. t... ...i, wi niiaincsa
by the Twenty-ninth Ward Business
enVs ad T Ablation " will
ese tonight with the business and
wen
close"
civic
nnrnrtfi. .TIia nmi
The proeesslon will form
t rnilM watt unit Hlrm-fl avunua BJld
wlu proceed ever the main, streets of
the Twenty-ninth Ward.
William Hoehle, 2618 Olrard avenue,
will hi the ernnil marshal ami M. Fen-
Kei, assistant marsnai. wun nugrnn
Mngnin, chairman of the Carnival,
Committee, M nnd Wllllnm ,T. Wahl.
! president et the Twenty-nintn warn
Business Men's nnd Tttxpaycrs Asse
ciatien, as aiaes. ,
jn n new car at tne ueea ei tne pro pre
cession will be Miss Stella Eckler,
2807 Peplnr street, winner eT the
beauty contest at the Falrmeunt The
atre Thursday evening, November,
and who, as a result, will be "Miss
Brewery town" In the Atlantic City
carnival of 1023.
Following her will be the ether prise
winners.
The Twentieth Century Republican
Club, loll strong, marshaled by uicn
ard Weglein. president of Council, nnd
headed by the niaser's Band, will lead
the civic division, followed by Leyal
Council. F. P. A. : Gelden Star New
Tear Association. Columbia Turn Ver
eln and societies of St. Ludwlg'a
Church.
Frasler-Barnita Pest. American Le
gien, will have a detail et fifty men.
wmie Bajiciuary roernoaiat nyuceiiu
Church Beys' Brigade of twenty-four
Second strap-hanger
"Ne, I'm net waiting
for delivery. I bought a
Moen. It's ready for me
- new. What I'm waiting
for is my license."
Prices: P. O. B. Factory
$1195, $1695, $1785, $285
MACKIN MOTORS, INC.
3. Jay Tandergrlf t, Fm.
156 K. Bread St eaa Poplar TStS
SlipUr Beems Opts svaslags
Moter
The car of the
Authorized Dealers
MrfcMtrick ft Heyisr
Wt itattrtltad
Stat Mt
lis Maraat Bt.
Usittd Service Moes Agty.
, 419 Carpnt-r St.
Arcadia Meters '
- 4M0 North Bread it.
Jobs A.
SM0 Xanilngten Ave.
Evar Rtady Garage
Bread Si BoulevaM
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BRO AD S T REET 'AT- SOUTH PENNI- SQUARE
'Capital G.$urplus000,000
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1524-1526 CHESTNUT STREET
University Branch 1 3709 Spruce Street
Making for Eighteen Stores
Makes These Prices Possible
BECAUSE, and only because,
Browning King make them
for the Eighteen Browning
King Sterea throughout the
v country, we are able te offer
a choice of the newest fabrica,
colere and atyle in
Men's Suits and Overcoats at
$25-00 te $50.00 .
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uniformed members carrying tikW'UI
also be in line. 1 , zj .Ail'2
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Yonah Tribe, I. p. iJ't SSIi
panted by Yonah Fife nP' ?$E'
will march and ether organisatiens 'g"
ml .....J. -.Ill .!. mt R P. M.
ever the following reute: Nirth Cel-i
lege nnd Olrard avenues, Q8S
te" Twenty -ninth street. Twenty .ninth
street ie ieniinum mny y Jliil
nventie east te TwentytMrd
Twenty-third atreet south te College
avenue, .
NEW CLUB DINES TOHIQHT
Penn
Athletle te ie Center
of
aperte Aetlvltlei
Thr, Initial dinner of the Pehn Ath
letic Club,, tb be given tonight in the
Hetel Wnlien, will be the first meeting
. ...u-i-"i whirl, will m
or nn organization in wmen wiii e
'jLSffl.
the C Itye Philadelphia.
activities of.
s ik JImhm tt i Atari a1aNtglft I11tni
bera of the Heard of OeVernprs wlU be
lntreluced. ' They, Include siajer it-
Hegan, Antheny Ocutlng, Charles F.
Bewer, William II. Hnrman, Charles
Oorden Hedge, Jehn McKeen, W. .N.
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dierice, r.mngnam i. . -
Kndcllffe ltemeyn. P. M. Hharplcss,
Clement B. Weed. -' v ,
BABY IS NOT CHATTEL
Court Rules Child Cannet Held
for Unpaid III ,
Chicago. Nev. 10. (By A. P.)A
four-months-old baby, held by grand
parents as a hostage for unpaid bills,
wan awarded te the mother yeaterday
by Judge Snbath. -, ,
A Imhv helenirs t Its mother." he
sold. "It can't be held feria debt, like
n piece of property."
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Pays 414 Par
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ACTS IN TEACHErVl SUIT
upram Court Orsleri Oleueeeter
eard te File Anawcr
The Beanf of Education of Gloucester
City, N. 3 was ordered by the Supreme
Court today te file answer by Decem
ber 2 te proceedings instituted by Helen
O. Cheeseman, a school teacher, who is
fighting transfer from the position of
principal teacher In the seventh and
eighth, grades of .the Monmouth Street
Scheel te teacher In the fifth and slsth
grades of the Cumberland Street Scheel.
' The State Beard of Education la also
considering the case, it having been
earned te that body from the local
beard. It is understood that in filing
Its' answer the city will seek te have
the court proceedings dismissed en the
ground that the litigation is net prop
erly before that tribunal.
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MRS, ADELINE HIWH WtD
Wat Marrlisf U w. Vhamawi
teptamswr 17
The marTlawV Mrs. Adeline Hersh
te William O. Thomsen en September
27 last became known yeaterday. Beth
are socially prominent.
The ceremony was performed by pres
ident Judge Barrett, of Common Pleas
Court Ne. 2, at the mm of the bride s
nth.i Mn. (Imm M. Mvnemsu. 2210
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St. James plsce.. Fourteen persons at
tended the ceremony and wedding
breakfast.
'After the ceremony the couple went
tiAnnvtnnfln tn WaxIiTnaten. After
returning te this city they made their
home at the Bt. James Alines.
Mm. Thomsen Ik a sister of Edwin I
Hynemen, a member of the Hacquet
i-Miih Mr. Thomsen la the son of the
late Dr. William Thomsen, and has two
and Help Parents
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therefore DALSIMEIl
Shoes should be bought
for these extra service
reasons.
outwear
many features in
appreciate
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08 Market Street
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fail, w.h Awim
Fellceaaew of the TsTeMJetai
tenwoed streets stsilen navf.i
a radio
elab an order
is and- ordered '
radio ai
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paratus
Tne
et
stalled In the roll room. Natlsaa;,
man. motorcycle policeman, is
Ant t r.lDaleiiant Jetiii Ha
secretary, and Rebert Ceyle. Ml
treasurer. Feldman and. MM
geant Jeaes founded the club.
i fab KAnTBar aavoaue
Few Amerl ana were aware of the
p.e. HjssL'Jssairsu " &r
fttmA 9nr a aknrt tMrlnr HfiV. cablta"
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Our Star .
Advertising
Men
Thousands of
pleased, satisfied and'
well-dressed custom
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telling their friends
of our Super-Value
Policy which means
a definite saving of
many dollars en
every Suit or Over
coat. Our customers
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are our mirrors, our
fine quality Clethes
and our Super-Value
Prices, $28, $33, $38,
$43 and up.
Loek and Compare!
PERRY'S
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Magnificence of our
great collection of
Winter Suits and
Overcoats,
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goods themselves,
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one minute leek in
at several ether geed
stores en the way.
That's our constant
urge: Loek and
Compare!
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut --SUPER-VALUES
in filethes for Men
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Frem a Dege's
Palace
COMBINING with true
Venetian beauty of Una,
a dignity and graca that
makes it an ideal fixture (or
a room furnished in the
Italian manner. Obtainable
in beautiful polychrome,
Etruscan and Swedish irea
finishes.
Pricttl centervalivtty In
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Oaumer principle "Bupreme
Value Xiwayi."
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