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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, , TH1JRS&AY. , DECEMBER 7, 1922,
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FOR AUTOMOBILES
PROMPT SF.RVICI:
REASONABLE PRICES
Teunded 1664
Hires Turner
Glass Company
7 PER CENT GROWTH
lOtn & WAtNCT
rultlPftPBIi
1604 CHESTNUT
EVERY cay a very satisfy
ing 65-cent Luncheon a
$1 Dinncr--er a la Carte.
Quicker scrice in the French
Roem.
Feed of L'Aiglen quality
merely smaller portions be
cause prices are smaller.
Won't you run in and let us
show you that Geed
Feed, High Quality
and Lew Prices
make an excellent
trinity?
IN LIFE INSURANCE
FROM STARVING RUSSIA TO PLENTY PRUSSIAN WOMEN DROP SACK
1!1h
158 Companies Repert $9,300,-
000,000 New Business for
Ten Months
i-sOO . X J J t2t.i ..? VjJJa
rUNLKALJ)
At Half thc Price
Others Charge Yeu
It'll nnd OKVttsn ( nkM that re
built m utiti.l th KAUTII The Mil
shi I-arRn nnrt Kemm tvlml
Na Impossibilities Ne Fularci
faithful Fulfillment of Premises
$Orft Tipuril reini tp l irKi,
--Jv nmlv Kftlflri rnil, SnlM
Mih"ein lllcl'h l'i lliin. i nkt. Ifir
llnni!'- I'late menu' I t itte1stiMil
silk I inlns Pillow, Mun i r Mlnnket,
OiitHi'lu Hanluuml I' II- ' I Twmldf'il
Intn ( opt" t lnnnntnl n ul iillt.'
inrr .1 I .irgn I lmuirn"i llmlnlm
tnc bcilr
Vn for openlne ciac V!" rtlInjr.
t'trjiing New and Up te Date
1922 DEATH RATE LOWER
lit ynctatrtl Vr.i
New Yurli. iJi'i-. 7. -The AmcriuiM
lioejilp in.' busing S') .SOO.tinil.OOO nf nttt
life Iiimiiiiiim' ilni jc.ir, iirceidlng (e
the renen of ir! temiunics submit tttl
nt tlif sixteenth niimial contention of
the Asnciutieii of Life In-iirame Trt
Identt lirrn today.
This Is $000,000,000 meri than wits '
bought In 10-1. This lnerr.isp 1 re-'
emits! 1 the lenders of the contention
in retlectiut,' imprtited piiim"-s am!
'cetiuiuic conditions peiiernll.t thtouRh thteuRh thtouRh
eut the iMitintrj for the cnrteni jt'iir.
Tlie new lite ilMiniliee tliN tear
will luiw ,im meiT.'ise nl neat It i )iei' I
.Till .nee the llllilllli Hull lit I'l.'l. 'Mill
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mi i i i leu e mi Amu i ii .Mi ' i" "i he
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going te lmvp ihe dress ma'de te wear
i te tlie ttcdtlitiB.
(Inlv ii ttnril or two of I'.licllhh Kellhl
CLOTH FOR REAL GARB ffiSEHS'SB
everything about It Beetns iicnrci te
Mether and Daughter Reunited With Relatives After Leng
Facing Black Starvation and Rags in Native Country
I Theie will he no mere shoes made
of wrapped rngt nnd drepaes of Hour Heur
sacking for Vclge Kezlmnnskala and
her daughter, Sephia.
Gene are the tteekt of fasting and
the days when net cteu n hit of black
bread and smoked fluli could he ob
tained. Tbey nre new ilrltihing real tea, In-
said, "and they may te me, 'Are you
citizen of United States? I tay, 'Yes,'
but I have net the papem te prove,
nnd they nre se strict they say I
could net take this girl and her mother
atvay with me. Hut after time I get It
fixed nnd I bring them home te Phil
adelphia." '
J hey suffered se ttlien thev were in
her.
There is net only real tea with sugar,
but as much herring us she can rati
butter, eggs, and white bread such as
hhc had forget existed and there Is
peace nnd security and freedom from
the haunting fear that her mother may
net be able te bear the continued hard
ships. Once tthen Kenln had gene frtr away
te try te buy some salt for their feed,
it. fiilhniiilj were llpslretpll bv tllC
1 IteMieviM while she ttas gene, and for
r.iin. iiwintlm klie (citilil net U'el hack
te her home In Hlaly Serkev-Kclf. Her
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-'i riM i im ii iiiiiiiii iiiiiiic tn (iii i win r( i iii iiiii tiiiimrv. nn y-:iiti. i iiim itiivi-
ted beets: mitl they hate again taMed te wear the clothes of flour s,,elis." lie, me her !"lh') tut ' a u u .
Kiigar. tthleh they had nef eaten for .nntlntind theiightfiilh . lingering a hit '""I during that tine nun iptttui
feuf .tears. of soft doth which hit .iter the counter '" FPP. IPVUS" j ! ' ?" ,'..,,, tlllt Hi,
Ter they hr.tA row- te Aineilca- f hit tailoring simp. . ui ',,?,, ler d the' wrinkles
which means uf them t only their J ' . oel t, ,el eldr r a. ..It 1, ttt.nkle
l!'1 m Ur'-a, 'ster "and Ihriri ?tfj'' ? ""J ''dectcd' droop, of her slmuld.ers make
nnue-j AMiicu any uatiiier iiiini cm.v. iu.r seem miien eincr iniin uvi imj-
ceiiHitis, whom they hate net seen for
twelve j ears.
Leng nge, when Mr. nnd Mrs. Leuis
Paul, who new HveM 2,".10 Seuth Philip
street, left Hussia, their families were
happy and prosperous. Then came the
war nnd the black days of starvation
and struggle. .Mr. Paul's family was
rilled. His wife's mother anil two
sisters were djing of hunger and cold.
Time passed, and the amount which
Mr. and Mrs. Paul were sating grew
and ctew. They sent the Ite.itimtiHl;uln
famllt ineseiits, and. one day. the money
for the passage of the mother nnd the
unmarried sister wa.s seal en Its way
te Russia.
I !'!.. I.r.t.1 .tlit.tli liwilll'llf tnein nVMl'
united last Wednestlaj, and Siitttr
.Mrs. Fcigc. Ke.lnunslial.i and Iut daugliter Miphhi, tthe can hardly
realize the long dajs of fasting and misery are nter at last. At right
the girl holding ttlut passes for clothing material In the Soviet country
NO CHARGE FOR
m of cr iv if ' ti n ' i la
of i ,r .ii t - of ln-hn- i h 'Ir-.
ri i n ii 1 r i H "
niln't f in low, a tls !'irtntt!
ntti nti n
1 I
E. Kessler & Ce.
lnicrfafcer
1633 W. DAUPHIN ST.
Formerly of 3909 Gtrmantean Ave.
Always 0prt B-U Ph Dlsmead 2205
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Give Her a
Cliristmas Gift
of Pearls
NO gift you can make
will better express
the permanence of
Christmas and the per
manence of sentiment
than aTc-cIa Nctklacc
sheddine; its soft irides
cent beauty into the
Christmas memories of
a wifetimc!
Telle Pearl NecUactJ
ith Cjcnutne Diamond Clasp
$100 te S350
10 Rued: Inte. Paris
rcUEereiStrrrttanJcn
CharlesJ.Maxwcllck.Ce.
Sele Philadelphia Agents
Walnut St. at 16th St.
W.MflMMJiggfftftWff
In VeVahfd Wiotiee and Carrara
Maiblc Impetteil
Desk Sets
CHOICE collec
tion of Desk
Sets, recently
- i m p e r ted, is
new ready for inspection.
Marbles and metals,
tooled and painted
leathers, richly embroid
ered brocades and tapes
tries, are among the ma
terials employed.
Useful as they are
ornamental, these desk
appurtenances are espe
cially suitable for holi
day presentation, their
moderate cost making
them highly desirable
and deservedly popular.
Frem $25 Upward
The Rosenbach
Galleries
THIRTEEN TWENTY
WALNUT ST.
1 1. BfWMirA nn neetirnle n snrvev of' t
1 this tear's situation as possible all of ' an
, tlie life insurance companies writing
1 business lust teal weic leutieMeil te I
! submit estimates of tilt tear's hiiaitnssj
I t .. ,1. ...it.inl ,!,,.! lull '
tllisril UIIIML I " llilttll" .1' l.l nii'i -
'months' approximated business, Repiuty
hate been reieitcd from 1"S i-empauies,
I which wrote Its per cent of the total
new business paid for during I'.'-l
i'liese rejK.IIS aggregate ,M).1.-0.(MIO.IM)0,
inihiiiL' te the - tier tent net bean!
tnuii the Mime t.itie ter new btiMiies ns
epei 11 nerd lit the '.IS per 1 ent lieiml
from it i- estimated that the total 111
-111 in e pii'd nr during I'.l-- m :iil
111eii1a11 rempanies will aiieiiut te
' sii.'jiiii.diiil.ime as ugain-t ss "'" ll,MI
j 'inn fur 1 isi tear.
ID-'J Death Kate Lew
Lifi iii.sinanee death claims 11 'e
! Vm ember I. show that the I iiiled
States and I'atiada are this jear -
net icm mir n health record alme-t lden-
fteal with that of 151'JI. which wis the
best in publie health hi-terj.
A siirtct of these claims entering the
'oaths for the fir-t ten months of 11'--
iiiienc "II.OIMI.OOO insured pei-ens wa--iibmitted
te the convention by Ur.
Augustus S. Knight, medical dircter of
ibi Mettopelitati Life Insurance iVmi
punt of this city.
This j ear's experience with 11 low
death rate is considered all the mere
1 leniarKnble. the repeit stated, bceniise
, the first itmrter of the jear began with
1 a much higher imntalitt than did tin
itlf spemling lieueil ni 1!1.
I Twe siiecessite I iw .1111111. il death
iiMiisiue iigaideil a-mere than a coin-
i nil nee. and are belieted te be u ftire
j runner nl a di-tinit natietit tmpiete-
incut 111 n 1 1 1011.1 1 health conditions.
grifitltural (iron th shown
Pmtru.tiil of the reniaiKable vApau
011 "f American agrieultiire, til) te
Nut ember 1 of this jc.ir, was gitcti in
original intestmeiit statistics of life in--ur.iin
e companies submitted by Presi
dent William W McC'leneh. of the 1
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance '
Company, of SpringliehT, JIn-s.. nm
-bowed that the farm mortgage leans
brM by American life insiiianee coin-
panics have doubled in b -s than litpj
tears and the total, M . tis.tiuti.uiHi, is
new in cm ess of the cemp.mli s' leans
en citt prepi rt.t.
At the end of 1017. the repeit read
the farm meitg.ige leans nf the life
eeiiipnilies weie ST.'MI.OtXI.OtHI. Tinee
ji.irs later, nt the end of I'.H'O, these
mortgages ameutited te ,l.nsi.fK10.(iiM)
and since then the brutes hate shown
eten large,- relit it c gains Mere thun
s'j-jO.nne.fMiO ttas added In 10'Jl iii.d
SU'J.dfKl.OOlJ mere up te Net ember 1
of this tear. maUing a total inerein-e ,,f
1 s:j.",V; (niii. imm 111 twditv-twe months
ASKS $4000 FOR STORY
KIPLING FORGOT HE WROTE1
Legal Battle Probable te Prevent '
. Publication of Manuscript '
trillion. Dee ". The effeilH e' 11
Louden bookseller te dl-pusn nf a
1 hitherto unpublished Kipling manu- 1
-enpt Tthlcb the author does net
1 remember luivlng written in likely te ,
lesnlr in legal notion te jireteut the,
document from being published Trie 1
1 manuscript Is "At the Pit's Meuth
I Personal Hecolleetiens of Duncan Pur
'lenness Translated Fieni His iJlarv
,by 11. K " ,
' The price asked for the nintm-erlpt '
which it is said Kipling proiiuem preiiuem
tlnrtt -eight tcsis age Is een t hi
manuscript is written for the most pert
111 pai.illel leliimns, one leutnlmng the
Htert and the ether nistruetien- nnd
siig-'estiens from 11 person te whom tin
manuscript ttas sent for reti-ien
The Malement of the presi nt holder
Is that tlii' manuscript was prepured
when Kipling ttas n journalist in Indlii
and that after writing it h,. jte ,f ,
n tteinan author te einbrelilei ,uj
hnte published. She, it is -aid nt
templed te get Kipling's periiiis-ien te
publish it a few j ears age, hut In
refused te "give permission fur tile
publication nf a work ttiitten bT ul,.
mere than 11 generntlen nge, trliieh I
annet eten neilll," but be offend te
but it from her.
The manuscript is the Hirllent of
Kipling s known te exist. It cemd-is
of a satire en Angle-Indinn secletj m1(
although In a series, the Hamn as the
stories 111 "Wen Willie. Winkle n
leiembles th latter enlj Hlightlj.
SANITY TEST FOR SPEEDERS
Indianapolis Mayer Says Violators
, Will Be Put In Padded Cells
Indianapolis, Iee " sanltr let
will be made en all prrseni arrested
fei speeding, Mnjer Slinnl; niineiinerl
tistiidny .ludge ilrnith m ( m
Court gate 1 number of speedus hgbt
lilies
1 Pi rsens arrested, the Majer said
would be held in jail until xnininw,
, the State law providing that persons
held for satiitt tents cannot site bend.
The Mayer wild they tyuuld be placed
in padded cells.
Lincoln's Photographer Dead
nelllngliiuii. Wash., Dec. 7. (Hy A
'!'). .1. O. Stewart, n neighbor ami
friend of Abraham Lincoln in Spring
Held, III., In the T.Ob, died at liis
home In Hamilton, ged elghtj eight
1 j ears. Stewart was Lincoln's photog
rapher at Kprlntrfiehl and served ns 1
photographer with the I'lilen rint dot
ing 1 In Itil War II. had i'iu ut
liuuullvu klUUC lb'Jl.
Sick Weman Leaps te Death brought almost instnnt death te Mrs.
ririnti n T-n t i t nt Clara . McKcnnn, thirty-five, a
Clmreland. O.. Dec. 7. (l.v A. P.) w,(ew ,f) hm, ll0PIl' miffer,nJK fr0'm
n treni a toiirlb-stet t window et ,K, f,,Vpr n,i ,b.iriiun accompanying
apartment house this morning bronchial pneumonia.
day night .Mr. He7.linansi;ain aim ner 1 ,,,,.,,S
flannel'
Her mother still had the kerchief en
her head and a hind: skirt, which she
smoothed gently when he daughter spoke
of it.
"She has had It for twelte .tears,"
said Mrs. Paul. "When they lived in
the cellar afraid they would be killed
she burled it se that it etild net be
found, nnd when she was coming te
Amcrlcn siie due it fin and put it en.
I J-'enln had te l,uj clothes hefete they
tteuhl let her en the 'hip. They would
net lei her wear her lagged skiit and
waist- rhe did net eten hate menej
, ciiitiit.li te Iiiij s.iiking for underwear."
When Setila left llu-.slu she gave her
dress te her cousin and that garment
made of ceaisu tlem sat King was tue
her seem
eight years.
"They aie se thin," mourns Mrs.
Paul, "but new that they arc here with
me they will get fat ntid well," and
Senln nods pleasantly and vigorously,
though net nt nil sure of what Is being,
snid, ns she cnlls one.ef her two Lng:
lish words. "Geed-by."
pays Colombia" $5,000,000
U. S. Sends First of $25,000,000
Debt for Canal Zene Damages
Washington. Dec. 7. The 1 "lilted yny'
Slates yestcrciaj gave me jicpiiunc or pncl.agc
U. S. AGENTS HU
m
BLACKlNDGANi
Twe Prisoners Charged Whjil
Sending Dynarrtite and ThreafJ
Through Mails
HmmltJ
Colombia u check for S.-.OOO.OOO, its
T.S.1 1 i .
lcueriii ngeiiis leuny are fcnrchlni
for two alleged blacklianders, rempan!
it.ns of two men captured yesterdnj
iiiiiiiiniK nun eiuirgeii witn Kemllnt
f tll.n.tlltl. 111'. I.tlln... ...! P
t ii, .... ,..,r, viT illlll Jt
through the malls.
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Catharine streets, nnd Paole YKt(t
iwv ".v ,,.,i v in miiiiri, were nr
rested by I'osteflico Inspector HawJi!
tvurin unui uu tuvi'HUguuetl COVmIm
six months. "7
They were nrralgned befer tt.nj'
States Commissioner Manley nnd d.tjl
in $25,000 hall for a further bcarSil
December 10. A warrant then wul
.",.-,, .,. .n.,u,u,i men, "no or whom
recently served a prison term for rW
Kelllne. "I
In the last six months the cenfcdJ
,".,'m :.,."'""; . "v "u "OTae w en.
,1.1111 iuu -uu 1,1 rny tijbutf.
"u eiinis ni in hi iHieisngei eentnln,
lug djnnmlte. (labrlelle Lorie, Seek
tine. .. ii., iceeneu sucn a nnrnel
and en August 17 n dynamlii
was received bv Jeseph Man
present she leuld have made, first pnjmcnt under the $25,000,000
daughter icnched Phlladelpliia witli .Mr. 1 Her mother sold her snrk dress 101 trcnty, ratified in 1021 te cover dnmnges
SSrn M,N- rmi,,sa,1, ,"wirrcd l,,',,he cons,rucf,en of thc
"'b ' Already Leves America Panama Canal.
Had te Wear Fleur Sacks
New Senln has a beautiful blue sport 'jhc payment was due September SO,
Dven the memory of that trip te 1 coat, nnd upstairs in her room is the 1 nt,t for some unexplained reason the re
Ellis Island caused Mr. Paul te wring
his hands.
"I forget my cltlienshlp papers," he
soft, bllky material for a dress,. A 1
neighbor, Hetty Ueltl, is going te ne
married nhxt month, nnd. Senln Is
public was net rendy te receive It until
today. Thc remaining payments will
be made yearly in $5,000,000 sums.
ftcdlus. C'umden.
On August 11 GinnnI Olunta, Nnti
and Hall streets, received a letter nipsml
fusal meant death, lie wan teM ' ,'
Assistant United States Atterni.
rtnll-XT. en 1,1 h. hnllnv.. k Til..,, ii1"?
gang is composed of a number of pW.;
sites who have been making money h
any easy way, such or gelnif falm btS
nini t:uiiiB u uKOt
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8IXH-FIVE YEARS A LEADER
Hiving elasticity, conforms te the figure.
Ne binding, no aim ping. Measures
full size, firing th- freedom lequired.
M ADR IN
Fist Knit Spring Nredle. Fine Woeti
mired with cotton. A Protection
Atalnst Colds and Soddse Chining
et the Bed?.
Cratrtnteed NOT te Shriah
Llshu Medium and Winter WdcfcU
Bi(ht Qualities
91.75 te $5.50 per Gartaexil
Ask Your Dealer
Glastenbury Knitting Ce.
8.1
Clnstenlitir.v, Conn., Dept.
saniple t-iiuings j'Tee
JOEL BAILY OAVIS CO.
ROBERT REIS & CO.
ttliele-ule Distributors
ictrela performance
is a certainty
net a hoee
Service
B sHsttH r - 4il
v"Gfinntfen W
EXECTR1C CLEANER
is designed and built te give years of faithful,
dependable service. And it will.
If, through accident or otherwise, your
Terrington ever requires the services of The
Terrington mechanical or electrical experts for
adjustment or overhauling due te accident or
extraordinary use, you are invited te make
full use of the experience and facilities of The
Terrington Shep. We sell you The Terrington
en the basis of your satisfaction.
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THE TORRINGTON SHOP
The Terrington Company Established 1866
113 Seuth 11th Street Telephone Walnut 3249
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Fer Holiday Shopping
"DUSY.days and carefree feet thou--
sands of Philadelphia women knew
there's nothing in town like these
Winter Walking Shoes in Walk-evers.
CO SMART, se well poised, and such
utter comfort every minute of a
busy day. There are dozens of models,
and the one illustrated comes in Scotch
Grained Trimmed Patent Leather or
Black Calf and all Teny Brown Calf
at $10.
Spert Shoes begin at Seven Dollars.
Spert Stockings for Gifts
In buying a talking-machine
you either buy a Victrela or some
ether instrument that you hope
will de as welL
A new let of novelty cft'ects in silk and wool at $2.
Attractively Boxed
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