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TOTESTIFYMONDAY
H f, Beloved They Will Tell
, jury of Dissensions in
Recter's Household
KOTT ISTILlTcONFIDENT
Bv fl Stag Cerrtwendmt
ii. V .1.. N'nv. 24.
fcmtVerr-.tlnu testimony from mnlils
Sfrt llnl' 1""'" ls exmetvA Monday
.hen thP Somerset CeUlll.v wrnnii .mry
Bfn u ...,,. i .1,0 murder of
S?Brrawnf Wliecier Hall and
tM 'ii. "V -- trill
RwitlRnters today nsfccrtwl tlie mnlcls
lrtady hnve contradicted Mm. Frances
Mrnii Hull's ctntement thnt slic knew
ffie of tlic rclntlens between her
kntand nnd tlie choir Blnger.
SMZh, al.l Mr-. Ilnll "..Iwmh
liey were ent In tlie name of the
Charch Guild. , . n . .
MWiwere en friendly terms. They met
SJquently nt guild nwcmWIes. nut
StVricncfslilp cooled, It is alleged, when
X. ' ti. iMiref kent niiPRtienlne the
Mid nbent the way Mrs. Ilnll
treated" the rector.
Loule flplRt, It developed tedny, wns
the Inst person te speiilc te Dr. Ilnll
before he left for the Phillips furm en
tie nigiu ii" wns muni.
mi.. ..,... tviiinnn wim utnlllllllP 1)0
dde the Rnrnge when the minister
time out.
ttertnr "Spoofed" Miild
"Helle. I.011. what nre ou deliiK
1 ,.tilmr fnr vniir fellow?" Dr.
Hall ww iiMiriI a NijnB.
"Ne, 1 uaveui . e
Melted
'Don't tell me thnt. A nice, geed-
loekins Krl 'i't,, ml eup',t te lmve
nt, ur. iinn ls 6Ulu lu uy
inenereii. , . , ,
Barbnrn Tough, the ether iniild 1st
known co be intensely leynl te her
..........., .Tmnnu Ml U. llll'bltnd of tllC
Wintered uemiin, sulci today his wife
Blirnui nKeu ier itiiruiiru vm-ii nic
telepleneil te the. Hull home nnd thnt
the n-Ked Hurlmrn's advice about the
fort of gifts the rector would nppre-
rk..t:..i t .livlilnil nmniifr flin nntbnri.
tics ceneeniliiB the chances for Indict
ments being teund by the Grand Jury
One official expressed ills tlrm belief
that Indictments would m? teunu. nts
BMiirnncc Ix-inc founded en the evidence
Ircfldy presented. Other nre net se
sanguine.
Te no Facter In C'ufcc
Evidence te be given en Monday If
xneeteil te be the decldinn fnc
ter In thi ense. Upen thnt day
Mrs. .Tnnc Gibsen, the "dir woman."
will tell her story. Special Deputy
IMnrnnr nennrnl Vllhlll' A. Mett will
probably complete bis case by Wednes
day.
ilavins established the crime nnd the
relations between Hall nnd Mr. Mills,
tf Mntt'c nnvf mnvi. 1u ti ulinu ttint
Mrs. Hull knew wlmt was Relng en.
fcTKiencL' nas nccn guinereu te mis enu,
tee nnnesses 10 ue examineu en mew
day, in the main, will testify nletijt thnt
line. It is probable thnt Mr. Mett's
ate will stand or fall en the strength
tr weakness of that testimony.
jnnmi nine inurni
run revrn iwainuuiun
Majer General Farnsworth Makes
Presentation at R. O. T. C. Review
Majer General Charles P. Farns
Trr' ',;,.f of Infantry, this afternoon
reviewed the University of I'enns.vl
Mtila It. O. T. C. nnd made the presen
ji. f tin' i- iii-.isuiu tli Infantry
Trophy te Captnin I.lejd S, Spenner,
instructor of military science, for the
hiljlieM wire made in the President's
rin matches, held at Camp Perry, O.,
last summer.
Cnptaln Spooner. who wns overseas
Will) till. 'lllitf.Hi-et Dlvlulnn tnill?
'l part in the St. Mihtcl, the Arcenne nnd
tne lpres ntrensives. In litis KIiir
Albert of l!cl;'ium decorated him.
He represented the United Stntes
en the nijmpic team of 1920 nnd he
wen the greatest number of prizes
awarded te nnv i m man, seven.
Majer (ieneral Pnnihwerth this nfter nfter nfter
noer -iK,j luspvutvtl tbe Prankford
Arsenal.
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Union Official Telle Business
Science Club Workers Won't
Accept Cute
WILL DEMAND INCREASE
LOUISE GEIST
Mnld in the home of Mrs. Francis
Stevens Hall, who testified before
the drum Jury investigating the
Hall .Milts murder
4 INQIAN CHIEFS SMOKE
PIPE OF PEACE HERE
Ceremony at Hancock Street Reser
vation Sproul te Speak
Four Indian chiefs will this after
neon pay respect te the memory of
Jehn I'cnn, grandson of William l'cnn,
at n ceremony en the Indian reservation
which fronts en Hancock street near
rJcceml between Walnut und Chestnut
streets.
Governer Sproul will deliver an nd-dre.-s
from the cast wing of the old
Htntc Heuse. A pew-wow will fellow.
Three of the four chiefs come from
this country. Streng Wolf, of the
Ojlbwny Tride, IhiI'.m from Canada.
The American chiefs nre Albert Khen Khen
nndeah. of the Oneida Tribe; Grant
Mettntplcnsnnt, of the TitRcnrern Tribe,
nnd Red Fex. of the Rlnckfoet Tribe.
The first two men nre from New Yerk
and the Inst named from Colerado.
The four chiefs, wearinit their full
regalia, wi 1 be entertained nt luncheon
in the University Club .by the Unntucc
Council of the American Indian Order.
Mner Moere will then welcome them
nt City Ilnll.
Playground Tract Approved
The Mnyer hns signed nn ordinance
passed recently by City Council nn
preprinting a tract of lnnd bounded by
Wjeming nvenue nnd II, Leuden nnd
Kiln streets, for playground purposes.
There are several old buildiuRS en the
tract, the estimated cost of which is
$45,000. The site is in n section
where small dwelling houses nre being
built, nnd where a playground will be
fervleenblc.
Anthracite miners will ceittlnue te
demand increased wages until brought
te the level where they belong, Ellis
Senrles, nn efllelnl of the United Mine
"Workenref America, today told mem
bers of the Business Science Club.
Bnenklng; nt a luncheon in the Hetel
Adelphln, Mr. 8enrlcs snld no mnn liv
ing knows whether there will be an
other miners' strike next year.
"nut I enn s-.ty thnt the miners will
net submit te nny reduction in wnges,
nor will they permit the coal opera
ters te tnke nwny from them any of
the conditions of their employment
which they have wen by many years
of struggle, hnrdshlp and sacrifice.
"Wages of anthracite mine workers
always have been tee low and they
must be brought up te a decent Ameri
can level. Next year will see miners
of the anthracite region contending as
nllnntly for an Improved wage scale
ns they hnve done heretofore, nnd they
will "ontinue se te contend until they
ebtnln whnt Is Justly due them. And
they will net nbnnden their striving
for die universal eight-hour day in the
anthracite Industry."
The hazards of mining are great,
Mr. Senrles continued. In the Pennsyl
vania hard coal region, he snld. there
nre net) or (100 deaths a vcar of men
employed about the mines, nnd there
nre uu.uuu injured earn year in pre
ventnble nrcltfents.
MINISTER URGES CITY ar
' PRAYERS FOR LONG RAIN
.Suggests Meeting! In Churches and
Speelal Gatherings of Workers
Prayers for win and a continuance
of mild weather were suggested by the
Rev. Zed Hctiel Cepp, chairman pf.
the Citizenship' Committee of the
Philadelphia Christian Endeavor union.
in letters te .Mayer juoere anu u
Mayers of ether cities and towns In
Eastern Pennsylvania.
With the letter went'ceples of reso
lutions which Dr. Cepp suggested for
adoption. A copy follews:
"Inasmuch ns we nre at the
threshold of winter nnd there is a se
rieus cenl shortage, and as the pro
longed drought brings us face te face
with e perilous water fumlne nt the
lce-fermlng period, and as the very
life of the city depends upon its water
supply, ana ns only Aimignty uea enn
send the rnins and control the weather,
therefore be It
"Resolved, That we give Joyful
thanks te our Heavenly Father for the
mild autumn weather, and, humbly
confessing our sins, we devoutly pray
for its continuance and for copious
rainfalls, and be it further
"Resolved, That we earnestly call
upon all Christians and. all ethers who
bellnyp In Ged te Jein us In observing
a day of prayer for rain and mild
went tier, the ministers Inviting the peo
ple te their churches, nnd the business
men calling their empleyes together
for tbe same purpose nt the neon
hour."
BROAD STREeTtUBE URGED
Walnut Street Association Wants
Line te Reach Leaeue Island
Picketing of the White Heuse, what
ever may 'be the cause, was strongly
condemned last night nt n meeting of
the Walnut. Htrcet Association at the
Bellcvue'Strntferd.
The association resolved that tbe fol
lowing suggestions be forwarded te the
City Council :
That the Bread street subway bet
completed as originally planned, the
whole way te League Island. Should
funds be insufficient te permit of this,
then the subway shall be at least com
pleted as far as Locust street te tnke
care of the bend at Seventh and Locust
streets. ... ,
Thnt Seventh street shall be opened
up en the west side from Rnce street
te Locust te enable stirfnce trnffic from
the bridge te be dealt Win.
FIRE SMUDGES LINGERIE
larly Morning Slate Attraction fe
North Fifth Street Residents
Silk and Inep "unmcntlennb'es" were
damaged by fire and smoke early this
nerning nt the women's wear skf) e$
nerris jfrieti, enii mono e irta siren, w,v
.'iremen confined the flames te the reaff'.j
if the store. ".
Many persons in the neighborhood -M
h warm beds te watch the tresses) .&S
left
at work.
Just as important as the
miBiagi conveyed by
your letter it the imprtt-
$ion conveyed by your
letterhead
THB HeiMES PRESS, Vrintm
1315.29 ChtrrySmct
Philadelphia
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$200.00
A beautiful nil fitnflmint rlHfi
M'ltiilnlna etm larna ilnimenil,
tyiht iiinll
cupvntrcH
(JfatlMWlS (Dill tue
CHRISTMAS
Ilftn tlmt riMe t!i full mimiiM
r, aiiprnlntlun utv these that r
ilnt;-il with Knut enru anil
th' light,
Wl Bhc MM! file fllll lllMIPflt
or our fnrty-thrce jinm vxpcrlriut
J hi n ln'li liij; inn tu maku u satin
fiitiir) ntiitiiiii.
I.it u riM't our illninniiili),
IMiimiiiil (utiileis Milt l'!ti:K en
tmiifit.
Mitchell's
Ettabliehcil 1878
Diamond Stere
37 S. 8th St.
wiiBininiifli
Speaking of cold con
crete Better sit down right
new and dope out what's
needed for Saturday's
Game.
Warmer underwear
Flannel shirts
Weel socks
Gelf stockings
Norfolk with knickers
Mufflers
Sweaters
Ulsters with big turn-up
cellars
Fur coats
Scotch knit jackets
Warm gloves
Laprebes. Steamer rugs
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. at Juniper
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$& -StunMtm ZXl
THE LEADING MILITARY AND
NAVAL JEWELERS DF AMERICA
TKili Company has during th past fifteen
years furnished the official rings for
twenty eight classes of the United States
Military and Naval Academies.
New en eihtblt vvest windows
Officers of the Army and Navy, Cadets
Midshipmen and friends are cordially
invited te visit this Establishment.
THE TEST
22 of our
Orders in the past 3 months
have come from previeuaV
satisfied customers.
20th Centmry Stsrais
WareksMs Ce.
OppeilU Wet B1U. SMUa
DREK4
FINE STATIONERS
Beautiful
. Christmas Cards
and
Calendars
New en Display
J211 CHESTNUT ST.
MacDonald & Campbell
t
The Most Desirable Overcoats
for "The Game"
and all Winter
$30 te $98
The Army and Navy game is the
social event of the season. -Yeu will net
enjoy it if your overcoat is net perfect
in style, comfortable and warm. Men
who appreciate the best that can be
obtained in an overcoat will, as 'usual,
make selections here. Great big cellared
Great Coats, Ulsters, Town Ulsters, Full
Back, Raglan and Natural shoulders,
Belted Backs and Belted all-'round, in
soft, fleecy, warmth - without - undue
weight fabrics, with handsome plaid
backs. All from the most noted American
and British makers. Luxurious and
serviceable beyond compare.
Nete Conservative and Dress Overcoats, $38 te $88
1 334-1 336 Chestnut Street
Arte
JVew Ytk
Bread Street Walnut Street
R1TZ-CARLTON HOTEL
Correct Fashions at
Especially Attractive Prices
Luncheon and Teatime Frecks
of velvet, crepe and satin
Three-Piece Costumes
of soft materials, richly fur-trimmed
Exquisite Evening Gowns
Beautifully draped of metallic cloths,
velvets and brocades
Wondrous Evening Wraps
Cellars and banded with luxurious fur
Fur Trimmed Day Wraps
Rich materials and combined with fur
New Millinery
for daytime or evening occasions
Ona i
Sferi. Only f
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BUKKH1
STSFrM
There were a let of ram.
hackle building! at 219
21-23.25 N. Bread Street.
Down they came and up
went the new 10-itery
Flint Building. That wat
U months age and te.
day we have rented 98
Per cent en that building.
We can de the umi for
you.
HEYMANN & BRO.
Real ifcf
HtTiunn BuilJitK
J1M15 S. Bread St., Paila., Pa.
Your Wisdom and Experience
Cannet Be Bequeathed Te Others
3i Hi
JL,j - cm
The duties of administering
estatei and trust funds are
fyly duties of this-Company.
Your tetate will net have te
pay a second time for ,your
experience if your will names
the Commercial Trust Company
as your Executer and Trustee.
Commercial Trust Company
Member Federal Reserve System
CITY HAIL SQUARE '
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DON'T Try te Foel
Your Clothier
Many men, unconsciously, feel their cloth
iers and pay themselves.
They have a natural standing, a day-in and
day-out manner of standing, sitting and walk
ingwhich they seem te forget when they buy
clothes.
Be natural when you buy clothes don't
stand mere erect than usual if you have you
clothes fitted in that position they won't br
right.
We're telling you this because we're par
ticularly anxious te have you leek well in your
clothes wc have the clothes that make it
possible.
Suits, Tep Coats and Overcoats are
priced $30 and upward with especial
values in the grades at $40, $45 and $50.
JACOB REED'S SONS
1424-1426 Chestnut Strt
HSSi.
Loek Everywhere and Compare!
We want customers who take the
trouble te leek around who
aren't satisfied with mediocre
Clethes when it's possible te get
fine quality at our Super-Value
Prices, which means a definite,
concrete saving of $5 te $12 and
mere en every Suit or Overcoat.
We repeat our urge Loek
Everywhere and Compare!
PERRY'S
Handsome
WINTER
OVERCOATS
At Our Super -Value Prices
$
28 '33 '38
43 and up
Loek Everywhere
and Compare
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Make This an Electric Christmas
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Urn Seta
Percolators
Heating Pads
Vibrators
Heaters
Violet Rays
Lionel Trains
Toasters Curling Irons
Grills Boudoir Lamps
Waffle Irons Fleer Lamps
J, F, Buchanan & Ce.
1715 Chestnut St.
for
better jfemes
Ihe entire time and attention of this
organization is given te SPECIALIZ
ING in Furniture and thnt helps you
iu realize me advantages in both
quality and low prices. We would ap
preciate your inspection positively no
obligation en your part te buy.
Charge Accounts Solicited
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