mrBi?IHa IJ3BeBE-FHILAB3DLi?HjDU MOHBAT, BKOBMUMt 18, 1916
IAIL DOPE GANG
WOMAN EXPOSED
federal OIHcora Hint Early
Round-up 01 urug
Syndicate Here
pHAS. McCANN INVOLVED"
Pretty Young Victim Collnpscs
Oil JLluitwjr ""
betn, in. j
L..i offlell In thin cltr are mnklnit
RfritM and wldestpreail ImMtlRnllon of
1. J -k..tA wilt t.j1lt-
!? , .n.j.i.i,u itnMtrthtd liv Ihn cot
Kr n u,"H"rr:. " " : - .-.."
IeL, in OTnJoe of morphine, which. she
IgU, tr purchased from a "ilruR ring"
i ltt'' cliy una uciitcicu u i""i
miltf IotM Inspector James T. Cartel.
RL communicated tr telephone with In
Rector W J. Opdjke, of niltnbcth, ami
lEint'J. he Wi ial "10 oun woman
Klhjfd on an nerBo of two ounces
KEroorphlne. weekly from "Charles Mc-
Sen," BlleBe" leauer 01 ino nynuicaie in
iSueltr-
nouND.cr nxpnqKD
Bur Corlelyou Intimated that the rlng-
ptiJcr ws known to local authorities nml
4t he could b taxen in cusiouy on snon
ISoUe. Those or mo aynuicaio couiu bo
fcwecutnl on two charges. It won said
MJvUat? poison throuuh the mails arid for
JftUtlon of the Harrison act.
(Deputy Internal Ilctenuo Collector Jo-
Mb V McDmIU, started tho thocH of
iSt machinery of tho department golnjr to-
ilf In an effort to round up tho men In-
toItkI '
Efb leaders of tho dopo ring, nro said to
MFnUadelphlans, who, by tho uso of mnny
torwts In other eastern cities, keep In con
tint touch with the dopo situation, and nl-
KM re ready nt short notice to send nar
sctW dropi by mall Severn! arrests wilt
t(maJ In short order. It was said.
Elba woman. Sir Harry Miller, of Chrome,
X1, was hurried to a. hospital. Sho
ftrmtriy was Silas Grace Datmar, of t'ltts
terjh, and Is saldtolme been n social bud
In Out city. Sho was marrtod In I'hlla
s'tfohU. she Bald.
gller condition Is critical, Local officials
nil that two ounces of morphine n week
is an unUsally large amount to use. In
JhlrraomtnU of ravings. Inspectors said, tho
I;mn moans about t'hllailclphla and of
fiStlnff paid 7 nn ounce for the drug. Sho
Ifsold to have lived on Twelfth street In
mil city
MORPHINE NOTi: FOUND
kTb collapse of the jounff woman was
rjtlonal Sho entered the car In n highly
(idled state and her actions and pallor
flit remarked. As tho enr rounded a curvo
t fell from her scat, nnd when ceveral awn
tfuhtd to. her nssistnnco It was found that
tie was inconscloun. A nolo ras found
titeebed lh Iter hand, saying that she had
Ulta an overdose of morphine, detectives
tutta.
KAt St Elliabeth'a Hospital tho oun;
jreman was found to liavo a small irald-
plattd hypodermic needle concealed In a
tuitr attachment. Her body was covered
Wita tears, caused, tho phjsiclnns said, by
cueetlops of the opiate
RWben somewhat revived tho jounir
Vfiman was nue;it!nnrri lw ntttiuA rtrfnit
McCarthy, and he said sho Informed him
w oaa obtained the druu from a dopo
trtJlcatc, with headquarters In 1'hlladcl-
TELni'llOXn CALLS
uIWO mVsterloUR tllpnhnnn lnnnlpl An
BtlTer conJItlon werrf received nt tho hoj
IpH. Efforts to trace theso cilia failed.
IW4 were mado by n, man who refujed to
12 his name or address.
pneje-untf woman became addicted to the
Unt, accordlnc to the police, whon a friend
pftBtrs told her of getting the drue by
gj irum U113 city.
BTbe DOlIcft RRV nUt tnlil tf m,1i t. r ,mtn.
tenets i orders of morphlno In small quan-
BUM from Pllllmlelnlll.-l liv .null Simli.
glseents who called on her Bald that It
ns very dHUr-iiU ir. B iri.o .... .,.,...,.
gjtte Harrison net, and thnt Philadelphia
Su'J b1 surce, as large nuantltles
Wd bo secured here by a few men who
m a monopoly of tho Illegal trade. They
PtUbfd to her that the price of dopo had
BCHUed On account nt th. r.o-
rfoVAL ARCANUM
fifef Timely Financial Reform Must
gs oieaay nnu permanent Success
Kit Is rrfcllrt.,1 ii,!,! .. . . .i. ,.
ISftwi co.rao ,0 consor the privileges
KSfc.: 2? m .BBe Pnlon and the paid
benefit certificate feature, which are
KftfnL8.na.cxLra Privileges, there will be
sSSXtai . .i10 1'a-t,"' class Initiation
jgU In all the leading councils.
JSP?. Stocklnicr makts thU oRlcial tate.
gf'iJi.W.Ji.'rtMVwV
ir
In ittiiil.l!"'Vye. eH! tonttnne fclll .nrl.
tMtT St t -V. .r .ny's iatir
fer ti "ft! llm. inWA.,K?,r IT
two ow oo,i loth. KSX.?A.,,,M'lltn' ntarlr
tt'l tj th iSJ,i,,Vi,JS!,',?B,V '"" 'n
M writ hSS57.d i,KS?r"S "' I"" ellm.
11 "ru ?",, 7 1;, "wyM work of
Mutton v; isrsyvpti? "
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lBilnlinratlon pplkt'B waltlne for Ml
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'Jit Iiim fs r,, m.'k'L,7, for, wf,lnt.
K. Jtoi.ll. Th. .r. '51 .i""'mbnt. lr.
vJ,??iVS MA'AGE LICENSES
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and I.lzile Nndlor.
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107 B1VOHCE PtEAS PILEBj
27 DECREES GRAFTED
Usunl Long Liat of Appllcntlons Befota
Christmas Confronts FIvo
Courta
The usual Ions; list of divorce, applied
tlons btfor Thrlstmas confronted tho fire
Common rieas Courts today, when there
were 107 case presented for final decrees.
Court of Common I'leaa No. S granted
the following dlv-orce.
aiLKii.,i,JJrkp ,fri John Oenrre BtVtr.
irt.- from nee o. Pcn.nW.
'KLTi-nfJJ1'?? ,r,,In. Jnl',, frioeh.
f iSf.. ' t .?.i.COT.rr. from ftf" Cooper.
touli" naner from Ivlp (latter ,
W ImES'Tr "l!1" .',nm WllllSm Mills '
rlm,"i i''Hn from llnlea Martin
ELTSkilr iili!." ""?? "Iletta Masan.
viJn.JutM."rr."' fr2 Ittehard Korrent
iiJiVJ l".,,l2,n '":m Prnk iutt Mlllman
Alnetl rell frnm lae S Prati
jtabt MarU ITety from ti 8taihuli
lleffnun'' B"n ,ut,mtn ,rMn Kl" A'"
O lanlf A""wn O'Uanlel from I3th Ooodwln
ten"m T 8,n,,(n trmx Hllsabeth U Slnsla-
tt&SAS. Cl""M 'rom. Jeaeph O Taburtt
If! w'Jn '""" "eratto II Nelwn.
lawn Pennelmrn from ilay K (.inn.
Herman Naiher rram Mm ma Nather.
Superior Court Decisions
thJhHiei!9,v,,r-;uv,rf.n; w,rt h,n,"J ionn lT
arnrmV." ,0,"' tMualeli'al Court). Ordrr
Bhiii tuil-: .'.'"S"' l? ll Nn ' rinaol
T.i' . l n,,9."'C.n'!. I" :"t l-h.te.r
Jurm.nt .f-;TZ( '" ' "" - '
iiur ra irrin
iHeni amrrnt,!
Hhrt Hharr.
(unit Htnrnie.1
jui!Ssr.nV.,s5rr ,p p N" rft",,"h''-
,,um,"'I" a Hmllh Fiirtuli. (C 1 No 4,
rlitUileltiMa Juluneni afllrmevl
t,kV,hl? ." Companr v Oarrlian (C I No 4,
l'hllatllphli). Juvlsment omrmt.l
TWfiLVE OF HEWmilS'S
CREW RECK NEW YORK
Italian Steamship Sanlcgrm Picked
Thtm Up After Two Days' Wan
dering In Small Craft
NBW Tome. Dec. II The Italian
steamship BartUsna arrtyed hern today
brlnnlnr twelre members of the crew of
the Braalllan bark Nepethle. which broVe
loose from her tow during; last Friday's
storm off the Jersey coavl.
The SardennA'ataptaln reported that he
picked up the men from the Nepethls Hun
day forenoon after they had spent two
days In their marooned craft.
ill
Jeweler HanRS Himself
DEDFOKD. Pa.. Dec. tl. Despondent
orer continued Ill-health, Fred Itnrtrauc.
Jiweler, of ltalmhurc. aged slity-four
years, ended his Ufa by hanglnr himself.
(0 I' rhtlai)1rhl) JuJr-
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Silk Shirts
for gifts
. $3.50
An uncqtinlcd nssort
ment, in brfgit, rich
colorinRs. 'It best
qunlity over sliown nt
this price.
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We arrange them
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Other Flower Gifts, $2 up
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From
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THE Juniors are compact, reliable cameras of hlcli efficiency,
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n jruen. l-lamilton,
r Wftltham and Elgin and many
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Ditto, with R. H.lens 13.00
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EVE.Nl.NUS TIU. XMAS
We were not sold out in either our
uprights, players or grand pianos. We
might have been were we dependent on
the whims and fancies of the jobbers and
manufacturers who supply all Philadel
phia dealers with pianos.
Anticipating a big Fall and Holiday
business, our factories have been working
overtime since the first of last August to '
fill our orders, and for the last six weeks
we have been running night and day, and
as we are one of the few piano houses in
Philadelphia owning their trucks, we guar
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We are the only piano manufactur
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tory to home direct we save you from 25
to 30. All our instruments can be pur
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IT PAYS TO THINK
FACTORY-TO-HOME PRICES
Uprights, $235 Up
Players, $400 Up
Grands, $575 Up
Easy Terms Without Any Interest or Extras
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