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IN QUARRY POOL
Companion Tries to Aid Him
?" With StickHad Boon
Throwing Stonos
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PATROLMAN RECOVERS BODY
Tn Hip iirpsrnoe of n dlx-yonr-old ,
plnytnnlo. wlu innclc n nin i-flfort to.
MVP lilm. tlinn joiir-nlcl ClinrlcM Krio
bcl, ISO I McMhry nipinif. m drowned'
lMc ""tonlm nft rinMiii In 11 (iiiurrj on i
tho Wharton o-tnti-. nonr Olirltcu nud
'.Qwtfx nvoiimw.
1 Willi Wnllatc Smith, wlio lives nt
1802 Mrilnrj nvmii. Olinrlea uundcred
ovrr to tlip nuifn linlo Tlip little fel
Mow romped nliont nnd took keen do-1
Itaht In dlwuverluK Mtrnnjce thitiRi nlon ,
the stro'liu whiih romes with the spirit i
of bo.vlsli mlvi ntnre
" A pile of stmiei then c.uiRht their eye ,
nnd tliej lind 11 friendly content In
throwing them Into the water. In nt- .
'temptiiiK to throw In n pnrtleulnrly
ihrnvy piece of rock Chnrle lost his '
"bnlnnee nnd fell headlong In the wntcr. ,
.An his hend appeared above the surface,
Wallace 1 cached out toward hint with n
"sttik. but it was bejond the reach of
Charles, who nnk a bis hand was out
stretched to his little companion
Relieving there might be a chance to
atill save his piamat, Wallncc
Jearched the neighborhood lor aid. He
liien ran home and told his father, who
3nfo-ined I'atrolmnn I'hrcsmann of the
.accident.
: With ,T. K. Diche. of 2040 Sixty
jfth avenue, the patiolman xearched the
pool and found the bod of Charles.
The little fellow was taken to the
Jewish Hospital with all possible speed
in the automobile of It. I). Hamilton,
who was passing. The physicians made
every possible effort to revive Charles,
but he was beyond medical old.
TO PRODUCE OLD PLAY
"roker of Bogota," by Phlla. Play
, wrlght, to Be Revived
"The Broker of Rogota." by Itobert
Montgomery Hird, one of Philadelphia's
llrst playwrights. In which Edwin For
rest starred nearly a hundred years nco,
will be produced in May by the Zelo
Miphlc Society of the University of
Pennsylvania.
LITTLE SISTERS GET $3900
Charity arid Church Receive Be
quetts From Estate
The little Slutera of the Poor re
ceive $.1000 nnd the rector of St.
Malachy'a It. C. Church receives $500
In the wllLof Catharine Kennedy, for
merly of 2114 North Park avenue, pro
bated today. The will of Mary II. Al
mond, C428 Lancaster nvenue, disposing
of nn estate of .? ."000, was also probated.
Letters of administration were granted
to Edward Roberts, of the Philadelphia
Trust Co. for the estnte of Adelaide K.
Shnw. 11)00 Walnut street, nlued nt
$214,000. to be divided among three
nieces nnd four nephews ns benellclarles.
Letters of administration were nlso
granted in the estnte of Annie E.
Shermer, 011 Geruinntowu inenuc,
allied at $."0,000.
InxcntoricK In personal estates were
filed as follows : Harris Steinberg, $15,
7S.1.M; Elizabeth Oreenwood. $23,
2.".r .Tt : Eleanor K. Emlen, $20,713.04.
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The student production will follow the
are nroduction ns used by Forrest
himself, while costumes nnd scenery will
also approximate the originals. The
original manuscript of the play is pre
served In the University Library and
received its first publication in 1017 in
a collection of American plays by DeuL
Qulnn.
Appointed to City Jobs
The Civil Service Commission an
nounced the following provisional ap
pointments today : Mervin W. Kohler,
1035 West Woming nvenue. drafts
man. Bureau of Surejs, $1000; Fran
cis W". Kelly, .'!." North Robinson street,
Htenogrnphcr. Itureau of Highways,
$840; Marv 15. Hradley. stenographer,
Bureau of Highways. $S40 ; Charles T.
Orawe. 048 North Forty-second street,
Inspector Wharvet., Docks and Ferries,
$1300. There Is a 20 per cent bonus
in addition to salaries in these cases.
fct
Trolley Crashes Into Produce Truck
A westbound trolley struck a motor
track, loaded with butter, eggs and
tother produce, at Thirty-second nud
iMarket streets nt 10 o'tlock this morn
ings The truck, driven by Nuthan
Goldsmith, 410S Market street, was
jammed against an elevated pillari No
one was injured.
Marbleite:
Floor
Varnish
ou d think that if a Varnish
was durable enough for n battle
ship that It would stand most any
wear thats M.ARBLBITE. spcf
fled by the V S M C Hlghert
luster, bfautiflrs and preserves.
You can gt It all good dealers
Phoenix
Paint and Varnish Co.
124 Market St., Phila.
A
Jfanscom's
Hot Cross Buns
With Curranta
Right from the ovena hourly
23c dozen
734 Market St. 020 Markrt St.
1SS2 Markrt t. SJd i. Market Stu.
10 Ho. 60th Ht. 270 So. 03d Nt.
l'lilla.'N I-nrirst Itetall Ilukem BflBJ
"DROPS OF MAGIC!
CORNS LIFT OUT
, So simple! Drop a little
.Freezone on a touchy corn,
initontli, hf .-nrn rl... U...i
taiaiiLi Liiak .uiii 3iupa null
ing, then you lift it off with
fiA finffjfcrc Nn iirl Tmj if
ing, men you mi it orr witr
the fingers. No pain! Try it
vn
A few cents buys a tiny bottle
of Freezone at any drug sfore.
Tills is sufficient to rid jour feet
of every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, also all
calluses, and without the slightest
t''jtr mrrnpli nr lrrll.itinn. It doesn't
" r'ihurt a all I Freezone Is the much
,W tbe Cinrinnatl genius. So eary.
BIG CARGO OF COCOA
Drltlah Steamer Brings 63,883 Bags
From 8otith Africa
What is bclieyd to be the largest
cargo of cocon over brought to this
port has arrived on the British steamer
Hengueln from West Afrlcn. The ship
ment consists of no less than 03,883
bags of cocoa, of which all but 300 bags
are for local accounts. The rest is for
Canndian purchasers.
The Hcngucla took on this cargo nt
several West African ports. The larg
est proportion, 38,007 bugs, was taken
on board nt Accra, together with 000
bags of ginger. The second largest
nmount, 13.1'OS bags, were received nt
Ilumebnla. Of the remainder, 0242 bags
were taken on nt Salt I'ond,,and 0020
bags nt Secondee. In the vessel nlso
were 3000 tons of mnngnnesc ore. The
shipments are consigned to the Levind
Shipping Co.
HOLD NEIGHBORHOOD FEAST
. i
Residents of Tioga and Nlcetown
Attend First of 'Series
The first of n series of dinners nt
which residents of Tioga and -Nlcetown
will' bo given an opportunity to becomej
better ncquaintcu was nciu last tngnt in
the Nlcetown Hoys' Club, Hunting Park
nvenuo and Clarissa street.
The Tioga-Nicetown Community
Service Association is conducting the
scries of dinners and Philip" N. Arnold,
chairman fit the association, presided at
last night's affair.
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Tonight
GALA
OPENING
THE NEW
Roseland
BROAD
1 above
COLUMBIA AVE.
(Columbia DIdg.)
Come! All!
$P Dancing
Columbia rialltllng Up
town nnd
12TH & CHESTNUT
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Phone
for Appointment
Private
Instruction
A Ttachtr lor
Each Pupil
Children to KINNEY'S!"
LNfll "Bring the
We've Just Received a Monster
Spring Shipment of Children's Shoes
Direct From Our Own Big Factories..!
Children's Russia Calf
Oxfords Goodyear welt,
bizes 8'i tO OQ
to 2 Pi.70
(Illustrated above)
Misses' White Buck
Lace Oxfords, Goodyear welt,
sizes lla (to ACk
(Illustrated above)
to 2
Children's Mary Jane
Pumps
Patent leather, sizes di et
sv, to ii Jbi.by
m!8r:.8.'n,,4$1.98
(Illustrated above)
Children's two-eyelet ties, sizes 8M
to li .' S3.29
Misses' two-eyelet ties, sizes'llifi Vo'2''So!oS
Children's gunmetal Alary Jane pumps,
sizes 8M: to 11 2 49
For misses, sizes ll to 2.... 2 l
Grcwinc gills' vici Oxfords, blzcVifr
to 5j co 40
Growing girls' white Buck lace Oxfords
Goodyear welt, sizes 2 to 6 ... . S4 49
Newest Spring Styles for
Women
Patent Leather Ties
With comfortable, yet stylish
modified Cuban dr- QQ
heel ipO.yO
Baby Lewis Patent
Leather Pumps
One eyelet SG.98
Mat Kid High-Heel
Pumps
Plain toe S6.93
Plain Patent Leather
Seamless Pumps
With high heels ...$4.98
Also Children's
Sturdy High Shoes
Qunmetal luce, ilzea
i 10:
Brown lace, sizes 84
to 2 . . .
Tfitent lwithe lace,
sizes 8 H to 11 ,,
Black cloth top lace,
sizes 8?4 to 11....
Sizes II 4 to 2
In brown, Bizes
B'j to 11 .
Sizes 11 H to 2
Growing girls' brown
calf Jace
$1.98
$2.98
$2.98
$2.49
$2.98
$2.79
$3.49
$4.98
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rND RETAILERSJ
Neio shipment of women's Silk
Hose, brouw and Ct A f
black P1.4y
All Mall Orders Promptly Filled
MANUFACTURERS
116118120
North Eighth Street
ABOVE ARCH PHILA.
Open Friday 'til 8 P. M.
Saturday 'til 10 P M.
The largest Shoe Itelaileis in
the World, We Can't Be
Undersold
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The Kitchen of the
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up-to-date Apartment
is correctly planned and correctly
furnished. It is equipped with
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Puffin
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"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Cooking Utensils
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The cleanliness of these bright, silver-like utensils alone is
sufficient reason for their presence in well appointed homes.
Yet, in addition ,to their cleanliness, " Wear -Ever" utensils
" save time and fuel and give lasting service.
"Wear -Ever" utensils take the heat quickly and hold it.
They have no joints or seams in which food can lodge," and
are remarkably durable because made from hard, thick sheet
aluminum.
Women who appreciate real economy know that it pays to
Replace utensils that wear out
with utensils that "Wear-Ever"
Look for the "Wear-Ever' ' trade mark on the bottom of each utensil
"Wear-Ever" utensils are sold by leading Department, Hardware and
Housefumishing Stores
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The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co.
New Kensington, Pa.
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