Vv
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H
M Denominations te Held Spe
cial Services Charity Or Or
sanizatiens Active
MANY DINNERS FOR POOR
f (fK' tt t,vt "f Idi'Miilliiillfiii. Ilic city'
uIhiivIm'S "I" ,l"",, '" "'''"''Viiiii'c nf
... .L.ifivlllfr KnV llV 'IM'I'Ill! SCI'VlrfU
j wiiiii i ;t - t (iii 1 t
ummiTew. wlilli' ciiiiilliililc iii'iiiilzn-j
((,H Will CIIH'I llllll llllll If-IIH-IIHH'l- llll'IT
.....In III VIlt'lellH ns.
Sii'iM'lnl ilililii'i-M will lie vrvrd n
rltilx. Ill" V. M. '. A., frnlfi fitly
linn-'-. til'1 V. W. . mill nil Hi. Hi.
ImieN nii'l i-Hl :i 111 Mills, tlrt nrnli-tl f,r
ii iH'i'.'islnti. in nilililinn In which I here
will I"1 MiitIiiI TIiiiii1;si.'IvIii'' ire;.'r.-iins
Jiv nrlmis vims I'l'itplc'" ei'K'iiil'aliiiiis.
nw liulhl.lj (littlOff will he sfw'll. in -
rtiiiiiiii! iIkkc c l In cemhliii'il rlnitiler.s
if Hip Alplin ninnm Klmnu Krnlcnill.v,
At (lie llitz-i ill-neil ueiei, nun tiic
YnuiiK Mr-n's ltelrvv As'-ecl.'illun nt I
the Jlnwnilc Temple. ,
Welfare; Workers Happy
liinllliiile fur the sihtpss of ilic n-
f,nt niliipnlcsii for '..'.711(1,01)0 fur tin
Welfare reilcraljnn will he jtlvcii rv
nnuislfill ill MM'cial M'rvlf'f'M llf tliinil..
maimed h.v ninny of the V.M iri;iiiii.ii '
liens which arc in heiiclit by the funil
inllrcteil.
In the eiimmilliilv houses homes fm
the used. Mind anil ilcslitutc, anil Hi
ri!' linspiliil'i. iheiHMti'I'i of lurlicy
illn'iieis will In- served, nml mere thaii
CM II 1 iirihaiii mid lciiidciil cliildi-cn
iilmie will enjoy iiicir lurucy an
lixin . Illliliks le it ieiieiniil) ei
tlief who sum1 frrH.v e the fedei'iiiieti.
Mint of I he twenl. -iil'ic hnspllaN will
hejil open liulisi'. whcic tin. pntienN will
rreie eliitivcM and fili'inls, ji'n! din
Hits will lie sci ved le nil patients aim
l pirlicieiilc in the iit"rv;itinn f ,,.
(Inj. l-'ollewitiK it a (vinhlishi'd rnstnm
the West t'liiladelphl.'i lle-pital fnr
Wmiieii will receive ilcnjiliens, wi(,
11 fpeeinl dinner will lie scicd for nil
tiriils and .ittfiiilitiits. 'i will ln den
t ilie JcfTci'Miii. Iliilinemiinii, I(ihii.
wit. tieiiunnliiwii. Xeilhwestcrn !cn
iTdl nml I'liiveisity llniiiliis, .l the
llei!i(irn','h .Mcinnrinl Ilnll!i ilenn-tl-in
day will he eli-ci veil and Ice cream
uWI be -el veil visitors liy the l,iih'
Aid Sneie.. the he.spital of H, e
Wnmnn's .Mcdiral College will he open
te vl-iterfl from 11 te 4 o'clock, while
' the .Veiihea.stern Hospital the new
rlillilreiiH' ward will he .men (w Insprr
tien and a t crept hn v ill he held from
1 until 4 e'i lock
, . , .
.Siilv.-il.mi Army Pregniiii
The prngrain ai ranged by the Sal-
Tntlea Army ine'inle "a djiy f deve-
Hen le be ivmliicieil in Hie Memerial I
Auditorium, .ill North Itmad street,
Hfli-niiiim and cm.ihiiBi by Commissioner !
nn. Mrs. I henias I.s-iill, f ,.w V.uk. '
.ii.- iiiiiiuii-ii nun niiy .r n i in icei-s .
will attend a helid-iy lunch in llvan- '
(elille llllll, which het weiu .i and 7
n'elii. k will he tin m-ciic of a Thanl.s
Siting diiiiiM- arranged for son,, jne
in. a I liny mother and chlldicu.
A iiiihiiie Th.-inl,sKiviiig will he held
M l lie Het if Industry, Sevcniv ihi.il
sueel and Pii-chall iimmiiic, Iu,i a
nuiahci- of fni iner prisniiers will return
in the home le celebrate, lien- illicit.
..'lii-ed In ii",ly iielui!ci prisoners-,
"ill In Mil'ii and sjieelal sen ices will
'i held. Al the Church II e le- Clnl-
ilica ilie b-.ys ami girls will attend
"iwi'.". in i lie chapel ninl later liae a
eliii-keii dimcM. Many of the children
nre peimltteil te leiuin in iheir hem"
fur the ihiy. In me llmne for Heme.
Ir. l.'!-7 I'llwnter stieet. many in-Mi-ins
will be ti-ciiieil te n cliicl:i:i j i n - '
H"i . i tue Ohl J.adics- ; , Wis.
Mimaiiiig, one of I he ni.ii-fcs, ngnl
IlllleU -lour, ll he pel'Illilllll e is(
fiienls, while the nihil1 mi Hen will be,
'lil.'l linn.. v.ilh I licit I rici,is mi (lie
bane. At il l..cinenk II. line,
llnhiiesbui-g. the ihihlrcu will he tle.ite.l
Pi a lug ilmiiei n.i.'r nitendiiig All '
Suii's- Cln, ii b, I'.iiiesdul...
Will Piv.mIi le ISIiml
T'i. l!e, . Floyd W. TeniMiis, p, '.,i
ff I'1 I l'i mm , will plea, h in the
rliiipil of the Pcniishaiiiii Working
ll'.lne in- I'.llnd Men ill -s ::i(. l.-lter ,i
I' i ki illllller will be served. I
Tin Midlituhi Mission, l I'lui.iulew n,
i'l held outdoor ijiitnes in die uiniuiiig,1
f.n .will by a dinner and il;i in the
villus
I "iiiii i ininalcs .,f ill,- Sheliei ing
Anns of the Pi-elesi.iiit Fpiscepal
'il'Ui'll. 71.i North Fl.lllkllll sliect, will
iiiirtiiii inescni itiuniics at diiini'i-. At
' luce Mission tieerge V. Wilkin.
"lie 'lpi lllllclldellt. will III -l I II in -iv-
aiv-lne men icideiil and the stall" at
iuike (limn r.
Kighlj guest will nc cnlcrtaiii.'.l at
'lie S .'llllcn'.s Church Illlilllte, Second
nii'l Walnut siiects, iiiemhei of IIid
inxiliiiiy in as-ist in serving the .iiIein'
Wll" lile at tins. Illstilnle.
r At tin- Sunnyside l.i Nui'T, ii
li.iiiiisgiiug play will I"1 lpmi In the
'I'ler children.
I'll, ll.-irrisnii Nursiiy will nul.1 a
'llianksgniiig jinitj. Mid many baskets
Will le sent le werlhv meihcis ill Ilie
Miilni nt the I l.lllklill Nlllserj, 71"
Jael, mi si reel, while the clilhllell will
I"- eiii dinner in the iitir-ery.
I'he uuiig Weiikh's Christian .s-e-rlini.ia
of I'liilailelplii.i hn ariangcd
'P'.inl i elebratlelis in its eleven
'ifiui-1. -'hc lierinaiiiewii . W.
' A Will s,. i ; 1 1 -1 lieseive te
tin1 in Mnantew u lli.'in.'h el ihe Pliila-
"I'lil.- Ilii-piul. Ititleiih'illc lllbl I'll-
'-.sl.1
isl.i .Hemic, when1 a tiei i.il enter-
t-lll I I
in Will be L'hcll.
'.','". ''sierii Ciiiiimiinii I louse,
ml.'! Seiitii stieet, will lendiict ,i nuui-
''T of hikes, while ill.1 'el. I II Selli
s"i'lilv. Ill the .aine blllbillU. Will ili
'I I'tite feed.
Repnrted Misaiiifj
, ... '
Ni'.i ! Ul;"1"'' '''" "'i-s old. "IP!
"III laite str.el. Ihl.e f. el V
". Ill 1. scveiitt r i.,..,
I,
seventy
in,
nail'. Il!r n ceiiiii ,. k.,
!-.. .',-, mi, p. , , ii--,
J,,"1,"1 eail'lg il H .,,.,,. ' ,,.
Jill Kl I 1 1 - 1 1 1 Inive.l e.inl. '.I ,. I .1
ll II. I
I'll K.ne
.'"isliln p. .Itdiiisiiii.
lel'l 1 ...lie eai
O'.i Seul I,
Sl'M'lllf'l llllj' l leel I, .
In I "I'lIC. 1. 1, ,eunis, bin
f,,v e
ni-nwii llllll-. I'll, dv
fu I . .
iln.einn.
-.. ....,, ,,- oil riglll cllli'Iv . vvini .
"'s nun, i huh,
l,"i clcil, i
Ill-own snii hat. I
ic F. S. Navy Vnnl
"I'l I, It In
-" 'n Ihe
- lntlle in CIVll.-lll i lethe ,.
Navv iiiiI.
'Ii. FsMirr Seiban
ii v i v n c.il s
leel lour inch- .
' '"., inv.ll,. . n,
K" I'.ui.ds ,Hhi ,
iiii"iiiii. ' Ida, '.
.. - ' ei. -iniwj ever Ilea,:
i i
W'-.lllllg II lilai I, sluiwj
", , " Vug at .".-'II Fitwiil.e l
( '"HI l.lllhiil, s,, veins, Alpli.i. .
'n.' ! '"., '''I''""! SHcel S, III, , ;,,,
"""'1 In riavelcrs- Aid Secietv. In
"' r eiistedv new ami will be cut le
"''.'' I lleleiilinii miles called I'm-
, "M' Piucnue. eleven Veal, V.'IU
'"'' MUli'lilliseii si reel, f feel
' inches, -eveni pounds, dail a
m nnd luilri .wearing hmwi. Ii
i '" ll.i'i-ciiliire. swc.iici. bin,
'!""s nnd s k, ii-
Ir.mh Ciii-i-ius-fn.i. -cv.'i vein ,
' " "is II Bie-li wi.ile, p.,,. ii inhe,
evils, woel.nl ...i, I,,,.,,,, .,... .... ..
"id 'duck laced . ' "
ry.ii 'r. ' ''" twciiiv-iiinc veil-.
r'-l Maiilen ii,,,a i- f.,,,, I,...
.ii...
"L-j. l' ,r P't'Illds, 'dink lomplexlen
CHURCHES TO MARK
MBME DAY
"'"i. nnir. tirnwii eyes;
"i! Jltl'-Mllpnl Milt,
nJ usht wip.
wra ring a
l-Uht-i'l shoes
W&
when smuggling was in flower here
te"4B!lmB I "DRY" DIRECTOR IS SILENT
I . i'iWflBfWtt ..KMfSxWk Ai ''r '' ' Irtan i'" ' - "''"' appointed n heaid of liniiilry t. lines- ,
.'- . .-. lWB? fM?'7tJmwk ?& SJ; .'( ,. tHn :, ::, t irate mid 1 x rcHiiens l.v for Ilie in-
i v. , mci:' yt?ys ? .bibihv , . c mm.,'wi . . y.i wk. i .. Tfmmrm , . .
lEHHllHiMK5uK3jsnB( JMtreKv iiT HImTtTji nil iEn T fTT Til
i f 'mv'iri-r'afr' :. wwBj;is)jKiiiBww& -ch-sjw.c
qmi inpj roc 'p aic TyelHHKi: .;)A
I Hill llllll I II. 1 llMIII MM MMM iwih THittS '' BHBB
UNEARTHED IN CITY iiSKS
Old Tunnels Led Frem Willow
Creek te Storehouse for
Contraband
FOILED REVENUE
A seiies of tunnels which have been
illiearlheil nr Fifth and Willow streets,
where building operations; nre new
under way, are believed te have been
ihe inlet for contraband goeiii during
the Colonial days and up until the
lime Hint Will....- (,...! ,..!.!.. I. .,..
" ii"'i ,.-.-1., t. iiiiii .ill. .;
flw,.,i wiere Willow .street U new,
W"M till ! in.
Nathan Fennypiieker. who has had a
drug stoic en the northwest .-rnei1 of
Fifth and Callow-hill si0e m;;,, snvs
that when he was n veung man iie
heard the history of the tunnels from
i;,,,.--' w,ii.,, .i.
at one time
kepi a combination second-hand store
and undertaking shop at SKtli and '
Cnllewhill, WiiImiii's stiu v shows wlint '
eMreill'1 were used te 1'instrale rev
el ue eili. lining the en i Her days nf
the leunirv. i
The linme. which uudcimlue the
sec) Ien hounded by Willow and Callow
hill Micci.s en the north and south
.-ml Fifth and Sixth street. en the
cast and wct, converge ni what h
new Kaiiilelph and Willow streets.
Then are fnur length nf pasagc
ruiitimg tiniili and Mitith. and seven e; ,
eight slimier tunnels wlmh run cast
and wed nnd serve ,i ciiuueeiieiis ler
the linger ones. The tunnels are built
of red brills with arched reefs, and
indicate that much time and labor was
cNpeu.hd in the making.
The lenveiging peim was ,1,,. ,eib,.-
of an old house that once stned en Wll-
low Cieek. a small nrm of the lieluwiii-e ,
llivei- uhicji Mewed ihi'eiigh what i
new Willow street nml v.hieli wa
navigable a far : Tenth street.
'niiiiaband ge.xl. siuuggl. .1 into the
i mini r in ccape i'rliit it ill iacs,
wile boated up (he creek and union. led
at the house, which wa the main ill
irihiillng point. The goods thin were
taken through the lunncl te ether
heiie whhh served its points for fur
i her distiil.utleii or as s.jh.s plan's.
iieiere nie .nil v a I. I i.ell.'Vei
that the tunnels ma have been used
a billing til. ice or .Ncitmc when it
1 ',
wa till a profitable liuiiie te aid
escaping li,e from the Seuth.
iiether ieiy iisiicuitii wuli tin1
niiiuel., though seiiiewhat bgendaiy.
leu ,'lls -nine of the I mi,,l l, e that llll
been i iiiiiie. led with the undcrgie'iiul
lalmlnth.
I tin nf the elder lueinhei of the
.Si attergneil I'anill went West while
-nil a youth and en hi- nlinii lueught
with him a young Iinliau girl. She
died In the Seattergoeil hmie shmtly
af r her at rival, but it is believed thai
In Imc her death she Inn id a nrm
aine unt of sold in etic of ihe t ti uin-1 .
s'iiiiic veiirs age ji.'i I i mns v.-iliicl at
.L'iI(mi were illsievcic.l al a pelm di-
i-iiilv opposite tl i Seailcigenil
llll'l'l
te ii
u i inn. u pinii.iin.'. a -iimg
liitiiiy of the Indian irrl trea-
nre, that the inmiev fniliid wa that i
'",,',i":,1l leu fortune. '
Ihe hone-combed properly i new
ee.ng evcnv.iie.l -I in I Ilie I II 1 1 II- ' j- llllcil i
in Picparalen te the creeling m a sv.
miii.1 mcinrv w nicu will lie operated liy
me raper .tiaiiuiaciiircrs i ninpain
COL. MARTIN TO RESIGN
Ai STATE HEALTH HFAn
Ma OIHIC nCHLin nCMU
. ...
Piannine Trip witn mrs. Martin ta
Seuth America
I' in I Fdw.ii.l Mai lin, Si, ue Health
Ccililuiieui I . cspi'ils le ieign ,11 the
.lese ni the Spieiil Admiiilslratieu. -in I
h,i lie.il.ed passage for Mis. Aim tin and
Imn-, Il ie Smith Auifiic.i eail in t
c.-n .
Colonel Mniiiii was name, I Health
Ciiiiiliilssieni i- la Cnveuier Spienl, mid
a i ,i, nil nc hue b at nml,
..ill, llnveini.i .elect Plllibnt te lellllll
,. , . ., ., , i
n I. e,II Ilie I "llllllssOHC(- (Jits ' iir."
il ,l fb sue le letlle.
I'liliilicl .lei.ll .1. Mil'le.lll. lli'iM
I iilllln,s-n In I lli.l he leciillilue'ldeil In
I liivci'iim -eh , i I'm, 'In, I ler nppein
"ii1".
,is icccsii in Coluini-sieliei M, llllll
CARDINAL IS HONORED
Dougherty Portrait Given St. Vin
cent's Maternity Hospital
inn Iran of C u.liti il ILeighc m
Mil- ies. mi i
tn Si i nt
M.'
ti inn v llnniiii. M'vt mieiii sin
id and
Wi.eillainl avenue, llti ulici iinnl
The peiluill Wa mi si il d le i.ie
lni,i'al In lb'. W'llliain II Li ug, a
lui'iiil" i- "f 'In- slnlV Fi.l'i.w.ug the
IlllVi'lllllg of Ha' paiul.iig, ' ii i .1 1 mi I
I l,illJli'l l. ellici.ilcd III I n'IK-il ii I Hill .
TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL
Dining Roem Is Gift te Nurses at
Jewlsh Hospital
. . . i ii
I1..I1..111011 "I i'l- 'ii'i r ii'id Ida
M'PP'i' h.-r M; mi ml ''mmg ''''ji.1' '"'
ii - '" I "' '" '' ""-I'lial w.l lake
id, ue leluglU. A broil' laiilil ill honor
of ihe doiieis will beiinylbi
'I'll.. lll-IIUI-.llll al-" mil "II
'iddresses
1 1 lim- A.
bv Leen .1 Ilheiiiuivfi- and
i.'i..,w'i eieslileiit of He Jewish lles.
plial AmopIiiiIeii. The m ;ei u con cen
phlercd the most hcaiiliful dining loom
for nurwa in the citju.
I
r- I
eVbning public ledger Philadelphia; Wednesday,
MEN 5BWrtfPliW
'Ihe imii.iiiit.' of "inulrabanil" in Colonial da,s in I'bihiilclphla is
nnealcd h.v craatlnns for a building operation al Fifth and Willow
streets, where a series of eliiberale luniicls said te have hern used h.v
smugglers nf these days haw been imreeicd. I'eur iiertli ami south
passages ami scrn cast ami west show extensive eprraliims te evade
high riistenis duties nf these !.':; s en silk and wines, brandies and ether
iiuportaliens
CAMDEN TRIES OUT
POLICE SHELTERS
I
j
S Erected at Federal)
Beeth
Street and Hadden Avenue
in New Jersey City
,...-, ...... ......... -.
CORTELYOU WATCHES TEST
Caiiulcii' lirt shclier hoeili for traf-
fie patrolmen was phued mi trial e-
leiilni at the iiiiictinti of llllddeu av
line and Fedi'i-al siiei-l, one of Ihe busi
est intersection, in the city.
Whether these shelter boel'i arc
practicable fren every stainlpelnt ha
lieen ,-i lepie ( diseiien Imlh ill Cillll
ilen and this city recently.
In this lily Director of Public Safely
Cm lelj mi ha nkcd for an epreieii
..,. ,,,, ,; ,,
the ilb-
.' '" " ', . .
C'l, ,1 t,,".WM , '''
el. a advocated nv lie i-.i..im.
Pi lit If I.I I', l II. In ( ai id. "i the mem-
lieis of the t'ltv Council an wa'ting
le lea in Ihe sentiment "f Ihe tratlip
.1 !.,.!..... .1 4. it- -lit It
llllll i-l in-l.il'- 111.-, Illll' . , .il. II', i . I ll
vear age Camden Council paseil ' industrial lacllilies ie,.i.v . I hey stepp. t s
aii'i.rdiiiaiM" pinviding f..r the p'in-hav i a' the '.uard I ...ui grain clevat,.
,.f shelter booth for train, m. u fertius H"; .r.;enwicl. ...., pier, the Phil -winter
Tin1 nnlinaii'1'1 lav dormant delphu llilewaier lu-minal. the li.il
uiv.il iat Meinlnv when Councilman nnime ; ami hl.. luiit pier ami ih.
Wlnlicld S. Pil.c.'a colen.l in the Xevv Pert Kn liineml .mil whare-.
,lciey Niftleu.il linn!, deiiuiiiiled an In the party aie .1. M. .lone., ti.un
ei.aiialien as te why tie shelter booth . in'iler. Pcnii..vh.iui,i ltallread; O. II.
had inner been put'eh-is-d I l.igeiinaii. milling, r marine depai i
Se Council bought a I ".''Ii and plaieil u-ei t, Philadelphia nnd Keading Hail
i at M.mMnii incline a '.I Federal rreit w.i.v : .1. W. Pibui. . district freight
se that the patmlmiu 1 citizens ei" agent. Pi.iliiiiimv nnd Ohie; Ashb.-l
,1 nv could gic ii . mal. Wch h. I.-e pit i.lent and general man-
ri, linn f i. ,.. i . nrl Illillli-m-
n,,.,- , ,,ci upv Hie
n i' i,:.l,,e
. booth tell tn
,i wa mi iluiy
ten feet high
al finm the het
v.ienlav'
.nil. 'shVlter 1 'I
..,.,1 P,msti-uctcd of
I tern te the uciglit '
must . The miner pin
., ,,, .,, ,i. t,
ihe peiieemnn s
i(. , ls k)i1,s ,
me
' , - . , ,..., f 0ll , , niellll. II Is
reef is niailc of sin
sided with one ie
i
illnw the pa-
Helmaii te enter
I'lie
IMilhiilelphiii. police h.ne a te.
friend in Suphcn I I'lii.u.m. "';"""
MM) llf ,:i;1(1 i.,,.., ml. avenue, who w.m
n licmei'iMtic U"'1 ' "' '"r eiigie ai
.i, ti.i election.
.Mr. Flanngan ,- dI".,,,.l!!,!. .'' .'. '."',''
palBII of bis mn. .. ...... ,,'
Hive tellers i i i in in1-.". i---..
II i inc. i, II
. iliung Ihe aid "t
, i In ceiumunli .it'!
ue" up with IMrei'ier
lulu i nt Celin. 11.
a eu.i. ii d which pin
ii) ep..lll. of liers" I
Ihe lillsiliesis lie '
liii taken the i
Ceilcl.Viill llllll I
"Laws have i
hlllil ilie llllll.'. .
and oilier aula
i i, l llli tlcct.S illlllll'l
the wliit r ui"
an. "S.nch
ink. Ml le inui
ll.llls II siell,'.
uiciMiii-i .in-
ti
Mini Mr. i laiui-
III II 111, I -Illf in
, Mintnit I'm iliimb an
sii.iu.e llial pietedie
i i,i!,eii en I'.'hiilf f-f
ir 1 1. idle eili,
.. . . . .- , i.n hum
nil
I'leleet the ii llll' "Il I dining til"
v. inter month -Muild aild much i" his
...liiferl. and v Ihlv ilnra. t fiei.i t',-wm-rie
nnd - - "'"" iii'iiii'hi it 'ipen
ihe poll, i ,.! i' "" "-',l '"
sickness le ' nnln . Ilia I W llicll W.ls
flllsed n- u ' ' -" ' 11"1 '"
- wll., ix , ' -"lie- - " -"
I Banquet Peins j
B IVivate Dances -Bancjuets at
mNeddm'Card Parties JB
M Hay we ssncf Esiimaies 'WK
Wjjfl and Menus 9 S
Hk ?.2d nnd Chcs'nuf t
KJK
1 (
". Hw'ns"
''
1 it,
"'""""u
"If it loefed shelter for the men !
anne' be provided, a Miiall he-lik"'
.ilfair which would prelcct them from
the waNi down would prove a lied-
einl te them in their work. '
'Then, loe, protection of sem.. man
lier would considerably increase their,
fib leney during the cold months for
ii is neeessarv for the men te leave '
iheir pests unguarded at times in erd. r '
that they might get a few minutes of
wnnntn in some nearby store. A shcl
ier weiinl maue tin anscnce limn Jiesr
tiniiecc.sar.v. Certainly the men ate i
net te l.c blamed for iiittitig their pests
ecca limiiilly In enlcr te get warm, hut '
if thai (an be cllmiuate.l by the Intro- i
dui-tiim of shelters, se much the het- j
Icr.
"I have taken the inatler tip with
niri'cter Cotiehei: and menibers of
Council and have 1 n assue.l that as-
sistan. e finin these point can be d
jiendeil upmi. Iiirecter Cortelyou in a
letter in nie sani in part :
'1 assure you that I shall de every
thing I can in bring alie it the election
of shelter. for irallii policemen dining
the wirier months.' "
REALTY MEN TOUR WHARVES
Forty Inspect Railroad. Marine and
Industrial Facilities
1 Fmn officer and director of the
lii.il IN'i.le Itemd arc Inspecting tie
liver-front railroad and marine aim
i--i . . i iiuai eiinn: Line ; .leliu .
iigesnii. duel engineer and Mirveve'
of Philadelphia, and .lame- W. Phillip,
us-1st, int eiigiiu'cr m i barge of gr.id.
crossings' of the Iiuieau el" Survey,
Geld Watch for Policeman
y
wrpriM pn'-tMiiiuinn of nn rw
1M Villi I'll I Wllll'l VV.'lw Ill'iilit n.t.k... 1..
l.ietitenanl Paul Angermler. of th
I .icon police, I v Hie sei'-ennt
in.
patrolmen of thai district. The
OC.-I
simi ei the pifeiitiitii.u was the twet.
,,,.,!, ,ni!li v., ., j ,- Lieutenant Angei
miei's association with the Police lh
pi.llmeil'.
U-hlMJl"Su
In Observance of
Thanksgiving Day
TlmSteWmBe j
Closed All Day Tomorrow jj
Sec tomorrow (.'veninjj's spet-i ' mhei'tiserucnt amunincinp; )
our mul i lies : with complete .-iul wendi'i'l'iil stocks of heli- '
ilav "-rit't.-, always at the low t prk-es ami in many in
stances actually a iiiK mom. ler you. j
it is til.se littini;- that in i-uiiuiiK'tieu with 'rh;uik.Kiini,'.
each ami every one is given a youth' reminder that
Tomorrow Is Laat Day of the Red Cress Rell Call
The object is te collect $250.1100 chiefly for the relief of
(lisai)ie(i i MMvii-e men am1
suflices !
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MARvrr
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lAdmlral Robertsen Heads Beard,
Investigating Lax Disci
pline Here
leged failure of discipline ever mid-
shlpmeli In Philadelphia following the
Artny-Navy came here his, Saturday.
UU headed by Hear Admiral A, II. j
e n, nvZ, , I '
"1 V'.! I ..ill I ir,...Vi,w ,.1 '
Iipm of the beard will he nnneun.l
when It Minvenes. Ne efheer slut ei.e.l
In the Naval Academy Is a member. ,
Sreretaiy IJenliy 'aid the beard would ,
go te Annapolis, hut net te I'hlladel-
plila. The ihjeet of the lien id's in- j
' nulry, he explained, was net te get evl-
deiiee te convict any midshipman or te
aseertnln what leek pl"re In I'liila
delphla. hut te fl responsibility for the i
alleged breakdown of ellselpline ever '
ihnse midshipmen who inishehaved .
tlieiasehiti.
Appointment of ihe heard followed
it Inns Minferenee in Washington be-
I wwn Secretary Denby and Rear Ad
miral Henry It. Wilsen, superinli inlent ,
of the Naval Academy. Secretary ll"ii-
by said lie nnd Admiral Wilsen ngreul '
the sltuntlnti cell 1(1 he handled bel by
a boa id of luijitlry .
The beard is net te investigate the
Incidents in Philadelphia, hut te pro
vide means of preventing any miscon
duct en future occasions when the mid- (
shlpnicn appear In piihllc places. The
Imai'd will report also as te the method
followed at past football games between
the West Point and Annapolis elevens
te picM'iit any breach of illscipllncanil
In what respect the methods of disci
pline In Philadelphia last Saturday illf- '
fered from pnst method-, j
The main business ()f the heard will
be te ascertain if there was any dere
liction of duty by officers in charge of
tbe uilrlslilniMPn u-li.i reimiined In Phila
delphia after the game.
I State Prohibition Director Dnis. of
j Pennsylvania, who was in conference i
yesterday with ptohibitlen bureau effi
cials, declined te comment en the miner
allegations further that te say that
apparently the Mecks of contraband
beverages had been taken te the city
for the orc.-uleii nf the Army-Navy
game and distributed in the vicinity of
the hotels.
ADAMS
I9 S. nrenrt SI.
Rc.'oie thr nil;-'arllriii
THANKSGIVING DINNER
!2 le 2 .111 .". 10 te S
Cei'vnmiiir tnlicti r or letnntn Bhq
Renil t'epfi, fl T nkri)
i)jstrr I'llltw I mnhrrrj .Vinic
Crrmnrd I'otnteri or
.s'n rr Potatery. 8e'tthrri fitu'r
Aipmiiam r.pi
nelli n.i.l Hullri-
tfa.'.er .s.ila.l
;.. I'm, p.-iil vr ti.irc .l.ei T k
Iff I rent
i jffrc rra M I.
Snltcd ,lTmer,i'
$1.50
IIA.M- ll)( 1)1. M l
'II1 (. heice.st r,n,l in-Mt .loltrlens t ,
. ural.le
tllr, HOe, HI. III), S.'.IH) the li.MUl.l
tmiierteil fan, mp li:iml-pn ,nt"-t
an.l ln-i'leil off.', is
i..'iii te st.'i.ni)
Invalids, convales
cents, nursing
mothers find a
friend m
vvf.HOCOI ATPV"J
CHOCOLATE
Mjdc by Maker of tl'liitman'i Chocolates
ii
ineir lamnu
A dollar
FILBERT : SEVENTH
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COURT OF INQUIRY
0 PROBE MIDDIES
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November 20, 1022
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Strike in Georgia Has Tied Upi
Werk en Philadelphia and
Camden Piers
MUCH PROGRESS MADE
Weil; i,n tbe Delaware lllver I'ridKe
lias been sl.icliencil ilurlliB tbe ln
metith, due te the cent factor' Inability
in cei cm n e ircln I he Ifpersm niiai
rles. ivliere there ha been a slrlke i
n"'"'";';"". 'Ihe granite blocks ,a
"' ?V 'l'"'' ""' '"" P"'
strike ei
,,
rs
UUOe the waler up,
TU- l'- "" "" '1illn.Wpl.lil shore
l,r" ' tl ct.-ef.I t. .1 lieislit ertwent.x-
,., fl u.(,h iiVw -ilt ,,, (
f,,t (. , , , . , .,., , Ipr.
'
ACK OF GRANITE
DELAYING BRIDGE
ttlSfiAtSSSsiiQ,
r c-rtrni imh en c n rirTei
STERLING SILVER GIFTS
FDR MEN AND WOMEN
Cigarette and Ciqar Bexes and Trays
Ash Trays Razor Set5 Cigarette and
Watch Cases Dest Ware Toilet NAare
Photograph Frame? Jewel Bees
Cologne and Extract Bettles ,
One of the "reasons
why men drink99
BicL Tea
cjea-tetally Different
IALESMAN
I.AUfil-". lXI-'HKNTIAI. INDr.vrKI L Cfik
I'OKXTIOX IS TAKIN'C, 'PUIS IIKW'S fl' AX
XOl'XCIXC A LIMITED XUMBER OF iiUSINIiSS
UIM'.XIXC.S.
Till": OI'I'ORTUXriV KKQL'IRIlS a max
KITIIKK WHO IS AX F.XPERIKXCICD SALILSMAX
OR WHO DKSIRKS TO TAKK I'P TIIK SAI.F.S
CALi.iXfi. 'v. ari-: i-:spi-:ci:lly ixti-:ri-:.sti-;u
at this TiMi-: ix Tin- Max who, with thi-:
PROIM-R CO-OPI-RATIOX. CAX IX A REASON
ABLY SHORT TIME TAKl- OVKR A JOSITION
OF EXECUTIVE TRUST. V. PREFER THE MAN
P,F.TVI-:i"X 25 AXD 40 YEARS OF AGE.
(..ALL THIS AFTEKXOOX AT 2 P
440 Wldefiier Bids
Phnladeflplhna '
ASK FOR MR. STEXZF.L
tri3ifrs-s -" itls-ia.-- I -s I
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SiiIhI l k i . ii t a 'i Vc 1 1
H'nxAii ''.'M a' i u I "''"
ltivli: i, '". '"',. i ".'. in i1
siiiiiuf i an ii in,' $or
tl rawc . "
Mere and Better Gifts
for Less at Linde Stere
These .ue the thiee Mile of the Linde triangle. Our
assortments ,ue greater than you will find anywhere qW.
presenting a wide nriety te ihoese from, thus inunng the
atisfactien el the ier and lecipient alike.
Quality lu'i- means the best that can be had. Oui
enoimeus velunu and spot cash payments aie guarantee
of the very best service and highest grade goods from the
leading manuf.uUiiei. of the ceuntij.
Prices arc awav below thee of eei ether teie.
because our $1 "0.U00-a-year localien and expense sa ing
is divided amenu' our customers in guaranteed lowest
prices. This means that each purchasei benefits te the extent
of at least a full quarter en eveiy dollar spent.
All Sizes Rugs Greatly Reduced
tt.12 Ueynl Wilten. $0.50 lxt Mirh-Pilc Axniiiitler .$21.5')
1 1.3x12 Standard Axminv r 52 50 2t'G3 Stnndni-d Axnniutcr 5.50
8.310.( Royal Wilten. 511.50 27;,5. Standard Axmiiter -1.00
7.lix0 F.stra Vrlvet. . . 2(i.5l) Inhid l.inoleum l 20 te 1 SO
. i'e
; i in, a
23d Street, Columbia
v' -
n''"
JL.
f P
M', pier has hneii develepeil only le lh"'
wnlnr line. The I we piers are le l.e
the liii'cs for Ilie siipersliiicliircs which
"iippert the i aille-, f
Dllli.'llll.V lieins (Xperieilceil en tbi
Canidcii side In the linildln of the
Milile anchorage. t has Ijeen found
iiirei!ir le hlllhl Ihe Ciimdeii anchor'
ape en the hank of the river, and stcl
. iifferdanw are heliur erected nreuuil the
li.isp nf the strilctlire te protect ilie
- i"?';"'; l,,,;;:-
side cvenviltletis
for ihe anchorage are already under
way. Special suppert1 are n.-eiisvurj
le pretciL the hiise tipi.)rN of 111'1
I'niiiKfeid "I." structure.
I!ld have eeen Invited for Hie con
s. ruction of ih two main lower", wlihli
will he superimposed In llm two (iranlle
liase ilfW, 'I'he sllilelures support til'1
cnhles which held the bridge structure
The v ei'l, en the towers will be Marted
as seen as lie
completed
graniic weik ha be. n
n... !... trixkt. ni
weuaii. . ,t)i,sa ,,,
liming eeen ignere.i in tii eispn
lien of n .SiIHKI estnte el uy lim
,e,hcr. Carmela Cioe. of L'H.VJ -.Moe,-,.
s,,,,.. Ml-. Hera 1'ierelh. 1, .s
( () ini,(i v,( tI. u.,,,,., ,
...;ll(.i Ihe prelmt ihe w 1
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l.l nfii .s , s' ,S-f, i ,
' liyl '. . , . si ail, en ji,
i a a I'ifinr -I-.-, ; f,1 bumidei'
ii'd I'aWn'iii $1 Q
. Oll.ll,1'), i i. 0
. jii.uii iiii-iiii l.inuleum l iU te 1 SO
HENRY LINDE
and Ridge Avenues
WSiW
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1S-ISC2
"-'iitlbfi.
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CLOSED ALL DAY f JM
THANKSGIVING
Our
Super-Value
Policy
means the most
wonderful collee
tien of Suits and
Overcoats in Phila
delphia - beautiful
models - splendid
workmanship net
a single ordinary
fabric.
And every Suit and
Overcoat is priced
at a definite, con
crete saving of $5
te $12 and mere
under what any
ether geed store
must charge for
the same quality.
Prove these facts
yourself. The men
who appreciate our
Super-Value Policy
the most are these
who have looked
around and com
pared. I'l KUV's
&y&,
Our Super-Value Prices
$28 $33 $38
$43 and up
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
' Clethes for Men
CLOSED ALL DAY
THANKSGIVING
"Undivided re-
.spensibility" yes t
when you let us
de the art work
and make the engravings. Tell
us what von want nnd we'll
gladly accept the responsibility
of satisfying you.
The Che'Tnut Street
Engraving Ce.
E.Cer.Ht-2Chetnutt:':
t Imcly (lift fnr Her
lOnnulten
Brncflrt Watcli
17 Ifwi-h, Fully Ciunr.mtced
w-: -ss5r
5 t i WVMW -vs.
h ,7'!'i.l!''"!"l Jfl
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fi.Va.Vj-7
Gild Chsrmii-i! DciifO.
s , ,i ' r.rn f,J
i I rlil'J
Charles Mulli 5t Sens
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I . 'I ' f' H' "l', S(
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' V, Eu' 'h ?'
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FltOM a recent letter:
The advertising cant-
atgn you are preparing
for us is certainly getting
results."
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Till: llOI.MI.s I'lUbs, VntlUlt
1 1 1 5..''Cli?rry Street
I'lnlailclphi4
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