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Tt wltli nil tlie attainments of mnn tacenn with. there Ii n married woman .5th Philadelphia connection who is feMInc n $10,000 n yrnr Jelt nil the MLI..1.1L me.-.nf.r of one nf the tarn- 4,1 S .Ilk eftnllW,n.P..ts In the Jivm-ld. rSbe ". uareijn iiiw- ; 10? Lewie, nml l the deughtcr-ln-Iavy 5 Mrs. Kilnrd Lev.!, who lives at flrttn HIH Vatim, this city. Mri. LewK Just out of college, Wan her enreer us n reporter en uic Kbiie Lkiiukk. She wen among the . ..,.. . 1.1 llill..lnl . UK and felt Just ns iniieli nt home VveTPrhiK" he er rehliery, as nlie id writing "society stuff." Later nhe erred several .vents ns asoclnte eillter f Geed Housekeeping, nnd several Htt f editor of Harper's llnznnr. . Mrs. Lewis finds edvcrtlsing the most fctercstlng job In the world, next te mining her home, she mijb. 'Ktturallr my home comes first nnd Jf'I weren't wrapped up In my work I OIKIiy 11 vveuiu consume 1111 01 my ltJa. As it is I fell thut I enn help dacatc women te buy intelligently, ihctuM, nfte nil, 8.1 per cent of the kTlhf ln ,mS country is none uy femen. i "Toe much emphasis is put en the MMtien of sex lit business. Publicity ind advertising offer unlimited possi pessi Wlltlfs te women nnd tbey nre e.spc dilljr adapted te fellow Mich pref is-tkiea." Pa ' -: .BBaPBMBBBBsV' I VI 1 1 "JHC Imm 1 h , ;.H s HbHs I W II'JbbI f -- 'ifHr' ''BBmBH I li IT? 'bH h' -a Ki 'i' BiHi tfl 11 v " HHLj JMSi BBBBBtBBBBBBBBBT '' 1 f; , ' ' ' 'J'-vBHiBBBaBBBjHBB1BlaB s' BBv JiBBBbBBBBBbIbBhBBBBBBBBBBH 1 IbBAl! WPBBBBBBflBBBHBHBBBBl'i iBBBm. ' ' v iBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBJ JSBH rBBBBBBlkk. ' . ' BBBBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM BBBBBBBM. BBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBHBBH. S-BBBBBBBBBBBBBHHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBVVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHiSBlBBBBBBl LBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBHABBBBBBBBBnjBBBBB; rBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV" " BBLVBHiBBBBlBBBBBBBBBr ' rBBBBBBBBBBBBBR -.' 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Ike news nf the boy' death did net kMeme public until today, when it wnx Mnfirmrd by Corener A. II, Adams of Pinlibore, X, J., who took the body k chime. ' The boy was the ward of n Phila delphia trust company, r.nd had been n ttodent nt the Wenonah Military Ai-ad ter citice lie was fourteen jenrs old. iMWldtllni ,.. ,l.n P.innm.H lin tf.iu ..? . Btlanchfily disposition. "He had been through n hard hcIioeI tMttlwt day, it seeins." nid the Core air, "and thin seemeil te prey en bis Bind; also UU friend were nil p'ttinit Kldr te ee home fur Thnnkseivitis unci it had no place te ke te. "He ilid net appear nt lunch lues lues dlyend about 12 o'clock when they went te leek for hint they found him dyln m his room." SAYS LACKOFFUNDS BLOCKS FAIRMOUNT DAM Director Caven Denies Quarrel With Art Jury Holds Up Werk Lllek of flllllN mill tint ll fillnrrf.l ivith the art jury l helilini; tin roust l-iicilen J a new 1'airnieiint dam. Director of Public Works Caven mid today. At a meetiiiK of ('eiiiicII'h Cemiiiittec jpnibllc Wmkh jesterday. Councilman n kuiii ni uiHiertiifleii uierc wiih ii filhten between the Ailmiiilstr.itien and the art jury lucauxe tlie latter would BotanpreM the ideu of a fuetbrldBe ever the daw. "About a jciir no we get our plans r the new ,ftin." Mr. Caven ex plained "TIipj showed a fmitbridgp writ, but after cnusiilerlng the matter W decided that the heavy Pillars or aeptmeiits would Hlew up the water mid aue trouble in the event of n freshet r hearv rainfall up-Stntp. The foot feot foet StMie Idea then wiih abamlennl. BTTAnile ,m ,,""' w'r'' "hewn te WUncll. wi wen. i, ,1,1 ., ,. i, i i tai..-l"l." i,s',,,; ,l"' '"'' e hud n lean funds for the extendi.,, f the iterwipiiplj. Count il members Mild "n.V"'1'.1 "'I'lcuish the Item later. fnn,l ,. i"'f "'' ""' ''ad in lean rU .'""l ' um. for impu.vemci.ts ifL'-zr'"" -imi'iiw nun niter lieds. -- yiui" "me niter lviu ynvfil sn thnt .'o.iiiie.oiM) P'lensnilny were ebtaineil. sy ri,,,,B s,"",',' "!'' i'i.; ;,.. &K; fc ";j..";r.'""" - were im-mlditieiial l lie Wtieen Mlnistprs' wIvp In Phllndelphta de net need te he admonished te keep out of the choirs in their kilebaud's pliurrlipH. Almest in n single velep thpy ngree Jhnt it mnket for penee in the choir i, tl'cy kwp strictly nway from It. It a sTijsiiip for the minister's wife te try te be the minister," commented one. "Hetter for her te .stny away," bur spster nnetber. "Therp lire ministers' wives and min ister h wives." ciime the keen observa tion of a third. lhe censensu was thnt the moment n minister's wife took prominent part in any one Held of direct parish work it lnid her open te the accusation of try ing te dominate. A pastor, it wiih felt, eiiElit te be Ktrenv enough te direct the affair of jmri'di without lhe interfer ence or direct nld of his wife. Her In fluence ought te be of the unobtrusive, simple type, if was thought. The discussion came en the heels of advice 'preferred the Presbyterian Min isters' Association by (', Hareld Low Lew den. choir leader of the Linden Han- tist Church, Camden. Keep wives out of tlie choir he suggested, "I never encourage it," he mlded. "I knew of one church where the pastor' wife caused a let of tumble in the choir." Agrees With .Minister Critic Mr. Linn liewmnn, wife of the Itcv. I. inn liewmnn, pastor of the Spring Harden Methodist Kpiscepal Church, agreed with tlie choir leader in that she thought a minister's wife bad better stay out of the choir. "If she tries te have her wishes car ried out, often (lie membeiH of the choir believe these are the minister' wishes, nnd this indiscreet method of dealim: isn't satisfactory. When n minister's wife tries te dominate she enn create a let of trouble. Pereinlly, I heliuwu pastor is strong enough te direct the affairs of his parish. I de net think lie needs his wife's nld." Mr. Itewman added that she thought the lets it minister' wife took part in the affair of the parish the better off tlie parish was. Mrs. E. Yates Mill, wife of the pas tor of the Old First Piesbjleiian Church in Washington SiiiniP, agreed thnt tlie ministerial wife blieuld be seen rather than heard. "It is n ery bad tiling," she ob served, "for ministers' wives te take part lu the choir work, especially if it is mi important part. A choir ought te be rather a business affair, and it Isn't n geed plan te have it se closely related te the minister' family. The singing 1 in the nature of things, open te critlcsm. the quality of voice, the se lectiens ever thing. A minister's ife ought net te Unci It embarrassing 'te subject herself te this sort of criticism, "I de net, In fact, think." Mrs. Hill continued, "we ought te take a lending GOING TO CHINA LATER The new pnster's assistant of the Ninth Presbyterian Church believes thnt nil of this talk about the younger gen eratien gains te rack nnd ruin is bosh. Hhe pauses nnd lenns reflectively back In her chair ns she makes this remark. Hpr eves are deenl.v blue. Her hair Is blend, smnrtly but simply dressed. She lu n.i,M nnnilitli In tit. nnnniiC !,, It.. in .,.M,..,t ii.i'i...,. ... .- in vu'.iu(. ail- , vltntietis te senior nrems. nrcttv enough I te steal anybody's partner. Yet there IS nine cnriiesi expression. r It Is te lie suspected Miss Miriam ' ' Cenrad, of Itendlng. who holds the ills- t Unction of just having been nppeinted pastor'" nssfstnnt in n large West Phil- jj I nile tihin church, linils her work mere 5 I zestful tlinn hnlf a dozen senior proms ' i strung together. She wns graduated i from uneriin college lenr years nge. i ;,: "I'm going te de everything but prench," she ndmltted today ns she sat In her new home at 014 Seuth Yewdnll street, nnd discussed the work she bus just taken up. "And if I was ever asked te de thnt, I think I'd be scared te death." Lilies Yeung People Mhs Cenrad, who, until last week, sci veil us Y. W. (J. A. general secretary in Norristown. held her llrst position us pastor's assistant in u church In (Sreen wich Village, New Yeik. It was there she became se deeply interested in young people that bhe felt weiking among them nlwnvs would be worth while nnd fun. Thnt was why the church position in Philadelphia appealed. IlesldcsT work closely nllled te the this yeutiuui Rounder .,.,. ... ... e iiireii urines or neiiniie part III nnv of tin direct. ..... ";... -. .. ..n- .ln..rncf ',i,A, he di,, nfll ' "'' J, "im I,0MC(1 Foreign missions ure her goal. In fact, se, I, I r ryi rtl,c missinr.v ' she has nlrendy been ncccpted by the thn u- fe'nf ii.. .!- ."rl'i "f co!"-s, th,nt . Presbyterinii beard te be sent te China the wife of the nster has a place In the i,. ,. Ilnr fnr-eff future. imri-.li work. There is u liehl iimeinr ll... I '" & "I..r m . . L 'i. .n,.i .!,., "l-F .- - k 1-P I1L (III IM Clll lllinill 11 llfllL .-voting people, nnd frequently hc umvI the word pep." "I believe it's a great mistake.'' she said, "for elder people te threw up tlnir hands in horror i.iicl call tnis r. generation when boys unci girls tire 1,'cing te inck nnd ruin. A-l tluv ni ls ii little Interest taken in them they (im give you far mere than jeu inti ever give them. I think young people are werderful. The trouble Is p"epu Hen t judge tnem uy tne times m live, nut uy tnc t-mes of u women, but t feel her Inlliience ought iui in ne ei me 'pushy' type." Defends Her Charge of Choir- Tlie renin iks of Mr. Woolston, the wife of the Uev. C. II. Woolston, of the Last Haptlst Churcji, have par ticular Interest because for thirty-six years she has hud charge of tlie choir In her husband's clmrch. It is how ever, a girls' choir that she trained from the members' "childhood. " mc-linye n ilifTerent situation here." I which thev KiflrWW t MbbBbbbSM BBBBBBBBBBW ' 'TBBBBBHbTS sHkv '. , BBBBBBK?l9 pbbpbjbjd , ,bb jPBBBBUsJli!. wmr t HH gfATBBBWetW " VvJ- lmBmi imLm .- iMmzmk VNH 'm JbbbbbhH BL ' .BBBBBBBBH f"1"wV73 ' M. ' iVBBBH i'"-:yL-' " ' 'Ulm' SbbbBb. ''' ''''' 'wmmkc' BBBBam" ' ''-"Jrmwma .BBBBLm ' 'T$mwk ' IHBjBBBBeBv ' s MBH VBIsSiBBBuXem""'" PBBI WMMH5BY4$xH3lM!au. '- wkUHbS Wlhi'MSsm TIGER" FEAM OF G WAH Clemenceau Is Scheduled te 8peak This .Afternoon In St. Leuis GREETINGS ,BY CHILDREN MISS CORLISS PALMKIC llllj !.. n. . .. I .1 ,1 I tT.i,t. ","""lu" "". niui, of course, tlilrtj-six years of peaceful singing can speak for our choir. Through these years I have taken little gills and tra lied them until they turned into a real jeung lady choir. i 9"i t,l.u '''V1'''. thiiiigh, speaking of the mixed choir in the geiierallv ac cepted term of the word. I de net be- ,Sp:u ,,,c P,,!;Ier wife taking part 1 here nre ministers' w.VOs and min isters wives," she i.cldc.l s.igely. "Am "- i s. ii rsiiiiiiit- inr ii iiiiiii, i I ,.lf.. . ... . i . iiiiiii-h;i "1 .....- u. n.v m ne rue minister. When u'HL "'Jy '""hilini: unpleasantness s miic te be engeiideicd. The pastor s the one called by his church, and it h,,l"W Ifwet the spirituality of bis Heck. I de net believe In un- consecrated choir, i.nyway. I believe music should he as much a part of the sermon us the sermon itself, n( !,. fee fl" " "M-,!'SaSU lf ou Can't ceVcl Ministers Defend Wives Ministers themselves discussing the matter did net agree that the place of the ministerial wif u,i n,J:.i.. .1 ' choir left. ' "" ","w"" u, The Itev. fieerge M. Ilredheiul. pas- i",' i ',...,,,'1 ;,,J,,,'? ''inerial .Methodist ..,..-.",..1. , iiiiiii. eaiieu attent en tni he fact that uiitiistcis' whes were iiiic nil inner Wives. "They knew bow te behave them selves just like liny ether women." he lidded. "If thev hae the ability te take part In choir work no differentia differentia Hen sheti d he m.ide against them en the score et their position. Ministers wive are above tint average in Intelligence nnd piety and are worthy of nny nosi nesi nosi tien that can be giwn them." lhe Hey. Jehn Grant Newman, pastor of the Chambers. Will.. .Memor .Memer ial PrcsbXcriaii Cliurch. said that his own wife bad liexer sung in any cliurch where he had been pastor because it hud just happened se. "I lme known, heweer." he re marked, "ministers' whes who have done mighty line work net only an singers but lenders. I de net sen why Ull.lll 1 IIMIX ... . I l.l .... - r.,,, ., ,, ,iii4,,ii .-Milium nei serve ns successfully ns any ether woman, pro pre viding she has the ability." half n ccnerntien age "Take jazz, for instance. New, per sonally, I think jar zmusic i ubomln ubemln i hie, but I don't believe in tiving te take the young people nway from It. I believe in working at the cause nnd (-moving the ju.z from where it is a temptation te them. One way of doing tills, is te crowd it out with plenty of wholesome geed times." Net Believer In "Don't" Youth is going te le a idnn'c In the platform of the Ninth Pre-liu-Tun Church if the new little pallor's as slstniit i nble te r.irry out her nl-ins, anil she believe she is, becausf she Iris an enthusiastic director in the person et nr. Miiiiiim M. lunl', the pastor. "I believe the way te get eii'ig peo ple interested in coming te eliunb," she said, "is te put a geed bit of re re spensjhllity en their shoulders. The er folic will come nnywuy, but veiiiis peeie get the idea that rlmrcbes are lust for elder folks. Wc'ie going te have lets of interesting activities here that will show them thnt Isn't the ease at all. Keeping them busy and keip Ing them happy wins youth, that and net reaching nt them. T don't beline in a ireed of 'don'ts.' I'd rather have one of 'does.' " SEEK EX-CONVICT IN BUSH JEWEL ROBBERY Police Think Same Man Looted Heuse Several Years Age Peliie Investigating n Slil.eUO rob bery nt the home of Jehn S, Hush, of Wyncote, nre trjing te trace an ex convict who was lent te prison several years age for burglary nt the Hush home. Mr. Hush is senior member of the rUK-ii'iiiitifnctuting firm of Hti-.Ii & jiianiiinil. Ja-per and Thuya- streets. icnsiiigiiiu, ami nise H nflii-inl of (Iui lies II. Wilsen's Sens, Im-., dyers, Mi 1 I llllJkiUI I, New Yerk. IW. 2. The iirc;pnce of ii motion -pletiiiv pretege in tlie home of Liigeni! V. I'.rewstcr, liroeklvn law er nnd hem of tM. llrvtcr Piibllcn Piibllcn tlens. Inc., l-ns led te it suit for separa tion being iii-l by bis wife, Kieaimr . V. Hrewster, nnd nn additional nc lien for SI. 'oe a month ti-iiineraiy ali mony pending (lie outcome nf tl.c suit. The .eun' woman niimeil bv Airs. Hrewster i CerlNs Palmer, a limtluii plcture nctri'ss, whose face and figure nre familiar te the rcadeis of the Hrewster publications. Hrewhtu- ndiiiit his Infatuation for Miss Peliiur in n letter wiltten te his wife n'tcr his departure from tlie llos lles lyn ceuntrj plure, in which lie describes the "licin trending struggle" between his dcwitinii e Ids wife and the newly acnitlred iiffeitfnu for the young woman. lie told hew he and Mi-s Palmer tried the experiment nf si-pnnting for two weeks tu se If they could pet en without i.-ieh etlier, lint It was no ne. "Tlu-re-if er each day seilned nn eter nity," s.ijs his letter. "Willi nil mv I-..I. ....!.. .I...1 I..I1 1 ' leeil I niiiiiws, iiiiiiii'in'r ,-iimi power, .m.S Mil round" I with thrutres and enter nnd ,.,,. ,. ., I...... , i it.iiiiii, in ,,i in, ujiiii-.. inn .iui mo me 1 incut of linpiiiiiesH could I buj or pre- iure. "I ceuli net eat or sjc.ji, nn, when she letiirneil I fel' I ciiuld never let her leave again, whutevu- the ie-t. I mil ns lertain us I inn h" of nu.v thin-; that .vniir tudijmeut of iu-r was entirely wrong and that ou formed u very vvuing eplnii-ii of Iu-r." Itu Ansectnttd Prta St. 1uiN. Dec. 2. (lenrges Clemen ceau, wnr-tlme Premier of France, who is touring the Cnlted StntcH en n good will expedition, faced n busy program here today, the second day of b)s visit te St. Leuis, A public reception, nn automobile pa rade and the delivery of the fourth of bis nddresses Intended te cement closer relations between France and the I'nlted Stnte were the mnln events schidulcd for the "Tiger" of France be fore his departure for Hnltlmere to night. A short step will be made at Hicbmend. Ind. t'.iuenrate pence precautions have 1 been taken te afford protection te the distinguished visitor, approximately 1000 soldier and policemen being de- i tailed te 'Uiird the route of the parade. A score or police, deputy sheriffs and detectives kept vigil nt the home of Jeseph Puliter. publisher of the St. Leuis Pest-Dlsp-itcb, in St. Leuis County, where the famous Frenchman Is stnyinfj, i After meeting, the local reception remtnlttee nt the Pulltr.cr home at 11 o'clock, this beltiR the "Tiger's" first public nppeurnnce here, he was te start nn the parade te the city, puss ing mnsses of school children lifter driving through Ferest Park. Clemen ceau had requested especially te n-e the school children. He was te be greeted and given flowers by the student bodies at Wash ington and St. I)iils Universities and H formal welcome by Chancellor Fred eric Hall, of Washington. Police protection was te be Incrensed when the party reached the business district. The Sixth Infantry Regiment, stationed nt Jeffersen Hnrrncks, the army pest, w'as te accompany the en en feurnge te the Odeen, where Clemen ceau will spenk. An army dirigible from Scott Field, Illinois, also bad a pnrt In the festivities, planning te fly low ever the line of parade. A .loud snenklns uVvfe) Win 'lltftl nt the Odeen for theeccaMOn,. ""."" r cm i lenicnccau s pnrcT nn f "Tiger's" voice was net in the beet' condition. THIEVES TURN OFF GAS jf Darken Alley Before Entering North Beechwood Street Heuse Thieves who extinguished n Rns lamp in the alley outside entered the homes 1 of William Hnckley ami William Tyler, JVTIO and R71-I North Hcecliwned street, e.trly today ami escaped with Jewelry and money valued at .$1,"0. Heth houses were entered through kitchen windows. Ruckle.v lest a nmnll nmetint of menpv nnd n dlnmend stickpin. Frem Tyler's; house the robbers took two geld watches, a dinineTid ring and n geld locket. imLv WERS finn Funerals Instant Service J'heiip nr cull et the near cat of our four tenvinlently altuated nterei. j0 aitualea a FZORBf 1327 Wait Girard Ave. 212 East Girard Ave. 13 S. Mtk St 136 S. S2d St luBPSSpllre fcwBS JEWELRY FDR MENWDMENf Necklaces and Ear Rings Semi precious stones Newly imported from Paris Seal Rings and Cigarette Cases n Celd SAYS POLICE COULD APPLES They're lenillil rtp 8tiyman WlB aps, Heme Bi duties unit Ntrei. sweet CliUr fmni ciej mil 1-8 fetch your lug. White I'etitins. Th- BLicJt Hersn Tea Beem tia a fln riilrU-n imiri Dlniifr with VTalUe If you like -Unlit lumli and In Carte nrrr Ice eur dny Ii tlm yenr from nwn till 7, On tlir Hnltlmere like, IK' loll" went n( Meillll! drive Inte the yard. BLACK HORSE FARM Phase I Media 103 FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Rev. Andrew J. Graham, C. S. B., of Bosten, Mass. Jtember of the Beard of Loeturjialp of The Mether Church, Tlie Flnt Church of Chrlit, Bclantiat, In Bolten. Man. Under th An,ni. r SUNDAY AFTERNOON ' - Dec. 3, at 3t30 o'clock ORPHEUM THEATRE Chelten Ave., Germantown i Tint Church of Chrtit, RclentUt MONDAY EVENING Dec. 4, at 8 o'clock CHURCH EDIFICE Walnut, weat of 40th St. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED MAKE CITY SAHARA Prohibition Official Tells Club- women Drive Would Clean Phila. in Ten Days SEES LIQUOR TRAFFIC CUT ceil hefei-p ii,,, C0TRnTELYU DEFIES KLAN TO STAGE PHILA. PARADE "flle Talks of Mysterious "Per- ,"" ,"" wnuo.Rebed March ''l him tiy it'-- "Jnvf Cortelve,,'.' l ' ". "y ." ns IHrecter WJntn) 'J.I."",,.V.1' the beast . . -. ( 'iiiii-iii:m. er. Ku KIiiv K. et Pfcta If It LV. """ """sil1 I'lilladel V','l''::'5it.aM,ltlR',,,,lkM'ttil1 BWin!,w"'t..l.,'!i'1 ,,im.1' nileiiil.ui te (Mill. " mi r111",1'- "ie Direcler Wb, , ,',':. ..lm!!'iM '' and his tlHld;n,ryi;:V,,',l''''l''"' . " " 'i -en Yiarn iil ..i : - '" i one vii u Mi...:..! ,""1.. yrndcM." Sbe i,K,.r Ithem ni. ,;,,, '' "J' """I '" imrude beiT,,, ! Z ","1 ""'"' Milecler p, we fin ,(1 , ' ' "ii nn- nitiM a lurim. ..... '. '-. iiii-i- ppnnlt .. i.i .. ' trcfuJ""" t ii , :n i ... - "ill lllivi" "i.-cciei- Cencij,,,, Ported Mhaina "' Malt..... . " . t ,b,Ur,, (W' "..17111, , te&y, PLS " ". ,,,m"""x1''". miffi BTtumiiu'i'.. "' iliebei. Inn , aak. i,:".;"",i 'ui Ik .".7" . lliriiinis 5 feM '.. V"-'we, i;m Pin., Jm0i.. ' T,'.. l'n.N. nurher. Mi.i" "AS" " aba. . "" i iMMte V .".,,V,!!.i...aW8 Mele .umiu ueiicrm VALENTINO APPEALS C0NTRACJ DECISION Salary for Three Years Will Aggre gate $325,000 New Yerk, Dec. -. ltodelpb Valen tine, moving-picture star, accompanied b.v his wife. aiieared .vesterday in the appellate division of the Supreme Court te appeal from nn injunction which re-strains him from acting for any one save the Famous Players-I.usky Cor poration. "Your Honors." tnld I.euU Mar shall, attorney for the corporation, "thlh nmn may enjoy n larger iiicema under his contract than nine Supteiiie Court Justices." "Yes, yes," Justice Clarke Inter rupted, "but von needn't tub thnt In." Attorney Mar-ball ceiitendcd that Valentine is te receive under Ids con tract a tjsTJ.i.tMMi salary for three years, Ills picsent (-alary, the corporation's counsel stated, is ifll'.'iO weekly. Vnlelitlne'h owl.- attorney described him ns it "jeung man who was unable te spcnli l-'nglit-h when he arrived beie eight months prier te making the pres ent contract," nnd added that the actor was "wholly imfnmill.tr with the sal-nri'-r- paid te mevlng-pli-ti'.iu btaib and with business affairs," Ut-clslen was ii-seiveil. AUTO STRIKES TWe"lVIEN Machine Dees Net Step After Acci dent at 62d and Woodland Themas Cenbin, .V,ll! ( 'hri-llan street, and .lames (iiliitliei. -II." i tier lilt Htieel. weie Injiiieil at U :!tlt u'clm-k this morning when stnu-k b.v a meter car while thev were ciesin.' Wonil Wenil land iiveniie nt Sixty-second .-treil. The Hiilomeblle which hlruck lln-iu, in which a man and a woman wen- tid ing, faib-d te slop after tlie accident. Although knocked down, (ionleii nml tilllltlli-l- were lint M'l'inurdv ilijuied ami walked te the police Millien at Shtv tiftb and Woodland and icpeitcd the uccident. CITY TROOP PLATOON OFF TO ESCORT SPR0UL A list of the major plei es of jevvelrv stolen ThurNiuy iiflenioen wliile the family wus t a football ;,. he- c'a , ,'wn today. Th,. lt inclinb-d it geld and liatinum v.m!t ...... .... forty diiin.ends nnd icntv Vim. lii'i.v iliiimends Cavalrymen, Leave for Marines Game in , ', ""'"iius neil iwemy run nlercs. n h.,i.,.i... .. 1.1. .1,. ..' "': ....... ., ,, .....ii.,!-, ,,ui, in : . ' lV. I'ln.iics n unryenam l"-" "iiirn iiismi. i r hi im, .n. 1.. Baltimore Fifty members of ilm l'ici r-:.,. J mop, in their plctiire-iiie (liugMi-n tint' furuiH, left this ineriiing ter 1 t:ilt iiiun-e. where they will act as escort te (iev I'l-ner Sprenl at the convent ion of units of the Third Armv Cerps in thai .i-. hhertl.v nfler the special tr.ilu bi-.-ir-Ing the troopers pulled nut of tlie Thir tieth street jards of the IVnii-vhauia U11 lre.nl 11 detail of iron hum ims ami Millers with 11 tlilrtj -pleci bmiil niKveil at Urimd Street Smtmii in tnn-l. from Navy Vii-d. nnd leit te attend M-irim-Army foetiia imine. m!m..i, ;n i. .. feature of the convention. It is expected that Secieturj of AVar necks mid t era! Teliing will wit ness the game nnd later attend n ban quel lit the Fifth ICegiiiieiu Aimery of the .Mur.vland Naiimial (tuai.l Abamiuet tonight will end the con-vcntieii. BAG-SNATCHER CAUGHT Man Who Seized Girl's Meney Says Hunger Made Him Steal and Sailors P-arls and tt fV r .,. .' V ' . T Wa . meml ring. ' """ (BEAT INTRUDER WITHRIFLE Man, 52, Held te Await Injuries of victim, 35 Years Old .Tusmil. MM 1 1 . --..,... .. iiiii-uf.ei, iiiiv-ivvn venrs was hent te jail for tliinj ilnj'.s i,v Istlllte Dni-n fhlu 1,1.,, .,;.,.. r... ,,ll.......i .:.. .inn, im- mi .11 . ., ",,,l"; "i .10 111 Fiihertv. -Uter the healing it was liarnnl thai l-lnherty niny have n fr.ictured bkull anil .Mag Ktriile Dern recalled the sen tence mid held YVMuhcail in .-?leuO bail 'or 11 further hearing. Whitehead Kniil I,.. Ilw ... !...,., sir.,,., ,.,,.1 1 .... ."..;.. ."'.. "- '" ' ineria .. - .nn, i.ri criiiuien nv.Mit old. Mas A shabbily dnwed nmn Miaiched tne handling of Mary (Jein, iMiliS xrtli .11iip Micci, ns sue was ciiiNsiiig (,'ei- l una i.eveniigteii iiveniie, nnd tlnu I" V, is I lue.iteiie.1 will, ., ml w lie ictiLsed te mln.it Flaherty ," ,, t" He said be wrested the ml. fi,,,, n,. icrtj urn mi nek him ever the h- 1 1'bihc-rt.v is i ,h .Meme.1,,1 lle.pl, TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES l-ihlle I'lvlnii "nil irrr. , t .... . KiiiIh Jteeii 11 ik, yjui Vii,,-. . .Anna Aiintt'llgi '! m" "," nn'1 J"f I..i.liikas. laid ,s. J,m,'. k i ,.. I'hiliidelpliin could be made .i dry ns the Sahara, in se far ns liquor is concerned. In Irss than te-i days, if jm lici' officials would muster their feiecs and 1 lean out tlie moenshiners and boet-h-ggers. Tliis assertion was made today b.v M. T. Stokes, general agent in iliai-gu of imbllclty of the State prohibition enforcement office, in a talk te the members of tlie women's dubs of East ern I'ciinsjlvnniii at tin. Monday con ference in tlie New Century Club. Mr. Steki.s spoke in place of I'mhi I'mhi bifien Uiiccier D.ivi-. who was bchi-d-tiled te talk en '-The Slate's Dutv Toward rrolilbitleii K'lferieineiit." "Sime Mr. Iavis t mk chaigc of the weik be has reduced liquor trallic 10 per cent in nine months," Mr. Stokes said. "The liquor trallic could be elitn- iniiieii entirely within tm ila.vs if th police nf l'hilndeljiliia would' get to gether and enforce the liw. , "it 1- 11 stupendous tn! for twenty ngents iidequntily te cut. rce prohibi tion in a ceintiiunitj of ::.U0U,(H)l) inr inr sens," Following Mr. Sieln--' mldress Mrs Imogene 15. Oakley su-...,.st,., thnt up-peintiui-iit- in tin- I'n.h l.'iieq Hure.iu should be made tlinni.-li Civil Service eMiminntieii-, and t litis ilnniiiatij am show mg nf iiiveritisni, Mlilun-l .1. i'aiinlng, a member of tlie Anti-S-i'.iii League, .. ipperted Mrs (Jaklej - s'ig;ctien, and mideil "that he Wlls ,!,,. iMy silrpli .-d nt the work bung di-i 111 tin- c.i 1 e of prohibition by respe s ',. citizens ,,f this city. Tlie 1 ui 11 iciice, wii, Ii will continue all diiv. ,s one of a -uies, Delegates from nin iv winnei.'s organizations tliieuglii.il' the State ,ue attending t). meet lug. . iithcis tin will pei!, nre Senn'.ir (Iceige 'i l.nd, mi "The Heer-'.iin. hew you ''AlGLOTiANNm 1 1604 CHESTNUT 11HY bother fuaaing ever- "" Sunday dinner when you can get L'Aiglen Feed, Service and Cooking se little priced? An elaborate dinner for $1.50 chicken and waffle dinner, $1.25 a really V fine dinner for $1. - ; You'll wonder :' 4C we deit! 1L ! A la Carte, if prefer 4M ij . j. .1 A Bpanish Illuminated Manuscript of the early 17th century. In em em bretdercii velvet case. "Reading mal(cth a full man" Beeks for Gifts NCIENT and modern Rarities. First Edi tions. Illuminated re ligieus and secular manuscripts. Beautiful bind ings by famous craftsmen. Beeks that testify te the culture and taste of the donor, yet se moderately priced as te entail but a modest expenditure. Prices from $5.00 upwards The Rosenbach Galleries THIRTEEN TWENTY WALNUT ST. FINE STATIONERS Beautiful Christmas Presents A collection of striking nnd individual articles carefully selected in Europe which we will sell at very reasonable prices. An early purchase advised. 1121 CHESTNUT ST. word te the wis is sumciervt J saVe Capital Surplus tj 4,000,000 !VBVbW!MibWj J' West End Trust Company WOAD- STREET AT SOUTM UENN SQUARe lltleli el C. Leng. 1 1 "I'l'iq eseil phut, am1 i tr ' i. 1 .. live seciei unci! I'iiihI lieveiiiment el the City :i 'atbiii for s i vin.v ii t'livjn i the .Mothers' ; vvaiier Club, mi I'liiladc'. eicu-Assist. 1.IIWI 151, i k, Wlllllelil IM ,...' r.l. sV'" .".' . mmiliiii ii fii'iimti, .,...,.. ll, ....i.. ..... i r n ,i .. ....... i. L-n r . ,1. -in 'iiiiiiiikheii it, - ,"."'"1':...." i . Till i. strict eailv this ineniiii-. Ilei mtciiiih i ' lV " ' v.- V"11""1- i'1.1 XX Im ut iiicli-d I'.itielinnn llurl.i, of lhe ('mk mid l.eliigh avenues htiitmu. lie caught I the mini alter n nin of two blecKs, Ml( Hi ini'ii'ii lilt- Oll, wild II IIIUIUIUCII small nmeiiut of imiue,. The iiiiiii gave Ids 'inline ns Jehn (iiiinn, of I'il'ili nml Iluutiu.'deii street. lie siiui he liecaiue dcsi'iiutc Ihluuch hunger. aii'l Kthfl nml Itesx uml J I'll llll 11. III! ll I.... .. ... ..Aium i: .Iuium. i.imi ... ....'. I '' Iliiiiy nml;.,., lull IMnbcriun Ht . uiui M, mill Apuinn Ch.atr, ' . """ M '" I- im i """-., '.--. "Ilium m ,, . "...I. I. II llil ll . l,lKw .1 niemiiii eiiin.i ,-,i,-. i-uii.,.. ; ati-1 Uiur M . nnd .nisi. nun,, l'ii iiiiimi, ;,;, i',i-. ,,,',, '" Adi.ll Iius VV ViuUm Him. ins -1 V", Pr lt jiiwi mu-,,1, (i. Aii.Kr.enl-ii.ii 1V.imTrl,lLv CHARLES FEHRLEY MISSING Min. CharlcH Fehrley, y.'llt Lambert street, Camden, rcieicil te the pelbe Ibis merniiig that her buibmul lias Ih-i-h inlKsliig from his home since November 127 ami she fen is Unit lie bus met with un uccident. Fcbrley lu lifty .vearu old, He had CS00 with him when he dls- Dpeared, iiisii!i1i''!iufiiiv f vwr-i. P. R. T. SUED BY BOROUGH Prospect Ask3 $18)00 Under Pav ing Agreement With Company Suit fur SIs.titMl wns Inenulil In Medln Coin I teda.v ugiiliist the Philadelphia ((lipid Transit Ceuipau.v b.i lhe Horeiigli of l'respecl, I'clauiue Ceiiul.v, for the iiimpaii.v's alleged failuie In Keep tlie teadwav in i i'ia I r in mceiihinee with mi iigiccmeiil. The bnieugb ceiiipbillled against lhe comlllleii of the leads tiaci'ci by the uimpiiuy'H cars, uml when 1. It. T. re fused te make rrimlrs they were made by the borough at u cost of $18,000, nn. l KnuiM " "ve , uml st una M.iry J. t , aiul uml una ite.n, ei'tMft'i i'i-!rf'i"f.i "' f ..""in I,, iicik. '.-is K. r.v.i si, I. Hum. un, ll.iiil.inii.t, "V- S-illH IIU L-.-ill flenii,,,!.',, Vliuy KulHin.ui yse , jyu, ,,, .ill ,-,. ,111. ll,.. vl 1 III Utl. Ill n s,., . .....I ... fi.iminl Itiuii, nun v, iin.. II. is.. Ilnl.li, til i iui....... ' .'. "' IIJhIii T. AbIUuii 74j Tuciiih-' vi ,,,11-iilm Prlen "7.lii KhU,,",lM tlmrlnn !'. c.lniit l.l.,,,,,,,. a ItuHll I. VVur. III. s. .i-....' .! . nml Kille Tim urn in -.'l-JI VV I in i,i ..' Karl J. II. OillU. i-IMs MM,h ',i ll , It.'l . eeij .V.u Hi ' -ji 111 j Ktenl it " ' ''IlKWii'na, C1,y' '"' -Hn Nl. I III VI llliel.lllll, HIS I'lltllii'lll X, nn.l llri,.U.ttii f,i .imniu- His illj,, ,'ii, ;, n" ' Amme lil.ii. IU-s lli.ani.il i1 , ,iHVVII lull It .sinllli, mis It.Mlm,,,' ,""" "" Cliar l-H V, Mill-Ill. i'lls s ;sii ( , , AKlni. J. M. Willi. 41111 Hu'rui-" hi, "' Jfuieli 11. iisey, Pri-xel Mill. iVi uiiii l-inr enrn, Flchr. Ml 8. BH,h u"'1 l '"' Jamm Hykni. Olirstnut Hill, l.. tn.l lii A.' MRS. BRUKEN ASKS TRIAL SEPARATc FROM BROTHER Severance Demanded for Weman Ac-' cuscd of Killing Husband I V kiiini if.. trt.it f.it. f. .-s. . ' - -'i-.i - .... ii . irs. llni-ij lie I I -iilliect Ien ,ii,h ,,, I im M it; b of her Imsh.imi. .1..' i.i linen. Uiversid cus owner wi I 1.. sought b,- l.r ,,,. i term-j, Wa't.i S. Keown. wUl ,v , iipiilv fin . I II of severance bifei-c .lusii.-e K.il ..h i I ronten en .Men-m,- I llb-ss the i-ii.-si is Kiailtt-il m,s'i ltiumii will I nnd with Ui,.rv ,," Mehr. nlse i i. 1.-1 in ti,(. murder" ! Charles M. IW.M. the i-..i,f,NsC, ,., , r- M, - t llt.' -.. rllllU 11 trial. liriim ii, mui'ikr "lien -st separate Shet While Hunting Rats Leuis I'mi- ii. L"J.'I(! ejtl, rir. tletll Mleit. w is aei ideiititlli w , tlie right b.' I.-I.n v bile huiuiiig mis in the , i liar ! hSi butcher sle p lu Cilemvstir, V J. X'illiniu Km tli (if. teen .vein-, all elfeicd t ,,, p, . steill II lev -I In MM lhe .. ,,,! ie I'l 1 '' led tlie wenimii t,, 1 eli-.tiiii lifter he I ' I IVIllstclli it l was taken in l I in lei - dNcliiirgeil. ' Utispli,,! HIV ;liii(.M?t- TIIK snviPT MUHKiillnl i I- s eon lelltleai " ,,1'r ,n,v he riiin.il . i.i. i.iwnliluii f thiii,,.1,1? lliivi'llliiieiit nlin In ii reieni e,ni fr,n! Clar.mi.1 K hire t. Win 1'liilie V ."iSiVu'rer! rmppnileiil ut Liimianne. Fer eVhaiiHiiv. fprln nH. turn te th KeMiS vim s Get- Rich - Quick - Scheme Fail 999 times out of 1000 jfi-. k yy but idle funds invested in the bends of sea soned companies will help the commercial life of the Natien and bring a sure and steady income te you.... Invest, don't speculate. This Company will be pleased te submit Investment suggestions upon request Commercial Trust Company Member Federal Reserve System CITY HALL SQUARE ' i '.& ir t J i. a t n uv v
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