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Members of Engineer and Aero
Clubs Stress Needs of Land
ing Facilities Here
TO FORM A COMMITTEE
Tentative plans for forming nn or
ganization te urge ntrtierts for Phila
delphia were made Inst night nt a
joint meeting of the Aero Club of
Philadelphia and the Engineers' Club.
Officials of the National Aeronautic
Asociatlen and ethers of national fame,
in aeronautic cirrles were among the
NEW ELECTION CALLED TO
SETTLE PENNA. TIE VOTE
Barnett and Sprewla Expected te
i Run for Senate Again
HaiTisburf, Dec. 20. A writ for a
special election was issued yesterday by
L. E. Beidlemnn, Lieutenant Governer,
as president pre tem of the Senate, for
the Forty-sixth Senatorial District,
comprising Washington and Green
Counties. The election '.will be .(held
January 18 and it is expected the candi
dates will be these who had a tic vote at
the November election,! James R;' Mar
nett, Republican and "Prohibition candi
date, and Geerge II. Sprewls, Demo
cratic cnnddnte.
This will be the first special election
ordered because- of a tie vote.
In the Washington -Green district,
the Barnett-Sprouts vote was a tie, but
the Allegheny residents of a portion of
r combination school district, located in
Washington and Allegheny Counties,
also were permitted te vote in the
Forty-sixth District contest and they
gave Barnett eight and Sprewls nine
votes.
It was believed several days after
election that Sprewls had wen by one
speakers. Archibald Black, of Garden
City, N. X., chairman of the nutlenal JJjtc. but the matter was carried. te the
association's committee en a safety cede .7 "n,nn V""nty Leurt, vvh en hti
for the maintenance nnd eeulnment of """. w.m,c. "'" P?" n of Allegheny
Ceunty'in the school district was a pert
en County se far as school
airplanes. addrened the meeting en ,'ri!i .
t-...n.. A.i.i. in... ....!.. i.!.. i....... ei v asalnst
with sIMps ' nnd borough taxation Is concerned, it
iuc necii et iieitic located en tne
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GIKARD AUTO CO.
2314 Chestnut St.
CVSc!sl!s
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nlruajs Is destined te beteine n serious
matter te every large city, he wild.
"Se method of transportation which
eilers ni'arb three times the epeed of
the fasti st railroad train with safety
and hut sliglith greater cost ran long
remain se little used im the airplane
of today."
was net n part of Washington County
nor ei tne senatorial district. That
decision created the tie.
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND
AFTER-A SPLENDID GIFT,
Desrrlbes Landing Fields
I Arthur nalste.id, of the Bureau of
Standards, Washington, spoke of land
ing fields for all tpes of machines.
, Captain Bunlette S. Wright, of the
Army Air Service, showed the new
I motion picture. "The Medel Alrwny."
i Tentative arrangements were made
1 for the formation of a Philadelphia bu- '
reau of the National Aeronautic Asse
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' tacnifiT elation te be made up of representative
" DU5 i from the IWrd of Trade, the Chamber
of Commerce, the Engineers Club, the
Manufacturers' Club, the Aero Club of
Pennsjlunia nnd the City Government.
The organization will urge the estab
lishment of an airport in Philadelphia '
te accommodate land and sea planes
and provide mooring mnst facilities for
all liehtf r-tlian-nir craft. ,
Officials of the National Aeronautic
Association who attended the meeting
Included B. II. Mulvlhill. first vice'
president in charge of the organization; '
Cenwnv W. Coeke nnd C. T. Ludlng Ludlng
ten. all of whom made the trip from
Legan Field, Baltimore. Jeseph A. '
Stelnmctz, president of the Aero Club ,
of Philadelphia, presided. I
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Open Sat. and Other Sara Vntil d P. X.
Lakehunt Visited I
The meeting was preceded by an all
day trip e the naval air station at
1 1.akehurst. N. J., where thirty-five
members of the Aero Club and the Soci-
ety of Automotive Engineers were en-
talned by Commander It. D. Weyer
backer. The visitors inspected the
hangar, which is the largest in the
world; the mooring mast and thcZR-1, t
new under construction
The ZK-1 is the tdster dirigible of the
ill-fated Zrivl, built in England for
the United States Navy, which col
lapsed en Its trial trip a jear age near
the River Hull. The former craft. .V0
feet long, is slightly smaller than the
ZK-2. which was mere than 600 feet in !
length, but is sturdier in construction.
Six 300 -horsepower Packnnl meters,
ren,ni.Bnlinti lh Inu, .kahI L nlH.l.ln '
I'ligines, arc being installed in the
ZK-1.
FLAGSHIP CREW TO AWARD
XMAS GIFTS TO ORPHANS
rEstey Service
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COHVEXIEHT TEEMS AUBANOED
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lEstey Hall. 17th & WalnutaaU
Christmas Dinner Will Be Served
en U. S. S. Wright Deck
I nn; erpnanen cniinrcn will be made
happy en Christmas Daj by the officers
and men of the newly commissioned
I flagship of the Atlantic aviation fleet,
the U. S. S. Wright, new at the -Philadelphia
Naj Yard. A Christmas dln-
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s Mall Qrdar. nilad. FrM Aut. D.lleerr , tan,nPnt w 111 be provided for the JOUng-
I sters. .
Men of the crew, under Captain W. '
I K. Ciierardi, made arrangements te
'entertain twenty -fie children from tha
S.utliern Hume, at Bread and Merris
' streets, and a similar number namei? ny I
the Catholic Bureau, at Seienteenth und '
Vine streets.
Christmas morning thev v,il be
formed In a group and taken te the
deck of the Wright. Dinner 'will he
served in full nnvv stjle, with turkey
'n eerj thing, lit 1 o'clock.
The men of the crew gave $350 te
provide toys and clothing for Christmas
gilts ter tneir lime guests, a irienu
from New Jersey sent e er a big supply
of evergreens and holly for the deco
rations, and part of the band from the
V. S. S. Belief will spend the afternoon
aboard the Wright te furnish the mu
t sical end of the entertainment.
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MANTELL IN "HAMLET"
Shakespearean Star Seen In Famil
iar Rele at Bread
Bread As the second performance of
his engagement of Shakespearean and
classic repertoire, llnburt B. Mantell
last night presented his familiar char
acterization of "Hamlet." The dis
tinctive thing about this star's por per
traal of the Melancholy Dane Is his
honerous and cxpnssive reamng ei tne
lines. Time and repetition have net I
dulled the artistry el Mantell s per
fermances nor the quality of his cle
rutlen.
The best performance of the sup- i
porting cast was the Laertes of Jehn
Alexander which reached a fine climax
in the w-'ene nt Ophelia's grave. (Juy
. I.indslej Is new pliivlng Horatio and
' his performance is one of suave and
pleasing r-moethncHS. Ynughan Dcering
is an excellent King and Henri Buck
ler endows the role of that meddling
old rJMMl I'olnmetis with a geed leaven
of comedy wlilcu helps make It real.
Genevieve Hamper's Ophelia is a
thing of frail beauty and Agnes El El
leott Scott, ui the Queen, rises te her
big Mcne with Hamlet in commend
able fashion.
HOLIDAY RUM CARGO SEIZED
Heek
Liquor Captured Off Sandy
Valued at $500,000
I .-vrw aunt, j-r .ii. an ocean
going imr' luiii'n uiui lUiiu cases ei
holiday whisky, valuul bv prohlbltleu
officials nt $500,000, was captured In
side Snnilj Heek last night by former
submarine chaser Hansen, of the pro
hibition navy.
The prUe was said by Zene Chief Ap
plebj te have been ene of a fleet of
ruiii-smuggling craft which left Nassau,
Bahamas, three weeks age und has
been off the coast outside the three
mile limit waiting a chance te run the
Christmas blockade.
The seized vessel was towed te quar
antine, where customs guards took
charge, and the Hansen raced bnck te
the Heek in expectancy et heading off
ether rum-runners in the waiting fleet.
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Christmas !
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Price of the
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January i, 1923
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ERE'S a gift that will give pleasure
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each time it is used a Willcox &
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"ownership. .
WiUeax& Gibbs &
III 1709 Chestnut Street
JJ Courtesy Phene Spruce. 2192 Service
After January 1st our new address will be
J 131 Seuth 12th Street
Will four family :
be independent?
'TpHE establishmcht of fam
ily, independence is no
mere a problem of making
money than ei keeping it. The
past months have taken from
many a man wealth that, placed
in trust would have endowed
his wife, and assured the educa
tion and comfort of his children.
An "irrevocable trust is a
means .whereby you can place
money, and property beyond the
reach of your personal business
fortunes, and safeguard the
future of these who leek te you
for protection. '
. Under this arrangement, you
wouled'Bct aside with this Cem
pany, as 'trustee, sufficient se
curities te protect your family.
We would undertake te main
tain your principal according
te whatever instructions you
gave. We would invest and
reinvest your funds according ,'
te your expressed wishes. We
would pay out the income, and
ultimately disburse the princi
pal, in any way and te any
person you' directed.
We shall welcome an oppor
tunity te discuss this matter
with you. Come te see us, or
let us call' en you at your
convenience.
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415 Chestnut-Street
Bread and Chestnut Streets
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