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; L';ViiTcr- 1j. liklunu, rrovidence taxi
jViriver who disappeared a nock ago,
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foa near me old 'inunion rnir
Grounds.
.th,i,.rnan wan last sotn taking two
)nn from "this city to Taunton," Mass..
Vlt, -"was found face down in about
ihfartjjinchcs of water, twenty feet from
tfci?nore, by two Taunton Boy Scouts,
an'was Identified shortly after it was
Brought ashore by Irving Kklund, of
this .city, a brother, wlioe machine
?llycr Eklund borrowed last. Sunday
li make the trip to Taunton. The body
was fully clothed, even to overcoat and
itoTCS. Only the crp. which had pre
ijrlously been found In the car. wa
Jacking.
The small pond in which the body
'Ji found, is about n quarter of a
jtnUo from the point on the rocky woods
Toadwhcrc two keys and some money
from Eklund's pockets wore found last
Tuesday. It is about the same dis
tance from the place where Dr. James
V. Conroy, a Taunton dentist, reported
that last Sunday evening he saw a
fcian stumbling through the bushes alon
the roadway, holding his head in his
hands.
A hurried examination of the body,
Jnadte. by Medicnl Examiner Charles ,
Atwood, of Taunton, showed that fik
lnnd had been struck on the back of
the head -with a blunt instrument. The
Wow, Doctor Atwood thought, had not
beeo sufficient to kill Kklund. His be
)tt is that the taxi driver was struck
and tnrown out ot ins maenmo una r
dazed, stumbled through the under- (
rush into the pond and drowned. !
District Attorney Joseph T. Ken- '
Bejr. of New Bedford. Mass., ordered I
Doctor Atwood to start an autopsy last
night. The autopsy is expected to
how the seriousness of the head wound i
and to determine whether or not Kk- t
lund's death was due directly to drown -ing'.
The body, Doctor Atwood said,
had' apparently been in the water for
about a week. There was also a cut
under the right eye and another wound
atvrvR the eve. The tiockets of Kk -
land's clothes were nil turned inside
"out. His watch and money were miss-
lug.
,
Aide to Spanish King Dies
, Madrid. May ft General Francisco
le Asis Cirujeda. who attracted atten
tion by killing Maceo. the Cuban ccn-
ral, during tho Spanish-American i
jVTar, is dead. Since the war in Cuba
General Cirujeda has been aide to King
lAlfonso. He was sixty-seven years of
7r-
$500,000 FIRE IN U. S. CAMP
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Firebug Blamed for Blaze in Ord
nance Warehouse In Texas
San Antonio, Tex., May 3. Fire,
stated by military authorities to have
been of incendlnry origin, did damage
estimated at $(500,000 in an ordnunce
department warehouse at Camp Travis,
near here, yesterday. Rifles, machine
guns, automatic rifles and revolvers,
trench knives of various types, all new
equipment, valued at $700,000, were
stored in tho building, but much was
safely removed.
With the approach ot May Day a
warning to guard against possible plots
to destroy the camp was mused among
officers, firemen and military police.
Major flenernt James C. Hnrbord. com
manders of tho camp and of the Second
Division, stationed here, announced he
would appoint a board of inquiry to in
vestigate the conflagration.
The blaze apparently started uniler
neath the building. J. Ij. Hogan. chief
of the camp fire department, said he
passed the building on an inspection of
the guard twenty minutes before the
alarm was turned in and saw no evi
dence of fire at that time.
GET 447 STILLS IN SOUTH
NIETI
iODIST HEADS
ATTACK REACTION
Bishops Caution Church Against
Losing Leadership in World
Movements
LAWLESSNESS CONDEMNED
;diimj ."v , :4m&wte!i&m. m :
"forward moving world," UWhop Ic-1 social life with tibW and fullness. wtn j rnW special ptfrllcces or etccpUonsW Military trtfiJfni for 'fomW " BMfitnoit(
n .11 .tA1.i ' rhn fnllnfe to Malm thk VenoM'. tilenls I hntialf nf ihr elnkil. N.W Viirh. MaV ,U - Colonel Helen CliftOtt, N J., Slay U.-filx n,S4Ci,
thirty men in . .iTx'
Prohibition Agents Destroy Great
Numbers in Three States
Washington. May .'!. Four hundred
and forty-seven illicit stills were de
stroyed in the states of Alabama, Geor
gia and Tcnuesueo during the month of
March, according to reports received
by the Prohibition Commission here, j
The seizures include those made both
hv state nrohlhitlon officers, federal rev
enue officers and civil guardians of the
law. They were divided among the
three states as follows:
Alabama. 1M; Tennessee. 10S ; Geor
gia, 100. Prohibition officers in Alabama
made s'.xty-five of these seizures,: in
Tennessee they lire credited with fifty -two.
nnd in Georgia seventy -three. The
remaining seizures were made by reve
nue agents and civil officers.
Drs Moines. May 3. Declarations
against "lawlessness, confusion nnd
nnarch" and devotion to orderly gov
ernment were expressed at the Mrtho
dist Episcopal quadrennial conference
in the address of the thirty-four bishops.
delivered by Itishop William F. Mc-
Dowcll, of Washington. Principles for,
which the church should stand were set
forth in the nddress.
'TMia n.lrtri'ue nf tlin htulirma tn! the i
only event on the program before the
conference yesterday. Huslncss ses
sions were resumed this morning.
A reactionary spirit .in the church ,
will cause it to lose its leadership in the
"Foundations are disturbed. Eco
nomic, social and industrial conditions
are volcanic. They go far beneath mere
questions of wages, hours and proHts,"
the bishop said., "They reach the roots
of organized life, the basis of govern
ment itself, everywhere free institutions
are threatened.
"The church as a whole, and in its
parts, has been and is under heuvv fire,"
the address says. "It has been charged
with failure to prevent war. It is
charged with impotence In the current
unrest and disorder. It is declared to bo
out of touch with modern industry,
modern thought nnd dominant modern
life. It is charged with being the cham
pion of the obsolete, wJth the failure
to interpret Christ to personal a,nd
Or to supply the world's motives.
In its bill of particulars, the address
says:
"Of course, the church will stand
in unflinching, uncompromising denun
ciation of all violations of law, against
oil murderous1 child labor, nil foul
sweatshops, all unsafe mines, nil deadly
tenements, all starvation wages, nil ex-
resatro linUI'S for those wlm toll, nil
profligate luxuries, all standard of wage
nnd life below the living standard, all
uiifnlrncss and harshness of conditions,
nil brutal exacuonsj whether of tho em
ployer or union J all ovcrlordshlns,
whether of capital or labor; all godless
proittceruig, wncincr in rood, clothing
against all inhuman
blighting inequality,
nrnlitH fir WUECS
hv. iniiistire and
agniust nil class-minded men who dc
trk
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For Manufacturers
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Incorporated
400 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Th Honce of Sprclultlfn In Inlot
and Vrnlbn
VtOUNTING on Muslin nnd
Cardboard of Map, Poster ,
and Plans.
NATIONAL BLUE PRINT CO.
" 38 S. 6th St., Phila.
Market 1900 Main 569
BLANK BOOKS
Bound arid
Loose Leaf
LiTHoartArHiNa
rniNTixa,
ENOItAVlNQ
oitice
stationeut
and supplies
OFFICE stationery and supplies
should bo purchased With tho sumo
regard for their quality as is exercised
in buylnp your raw materials. Mann
products ofFa- you the utmost in effi
ciency, durability, quality 1
Complete Loose Loaf Ledger Outfits
leaves, binders and Indexes -blank boclts,
memorandum bools, columnar books (2 to
30 columns) pens, pencils, inks, erasers
card Index cabinets and flllng devices.
Immediate
above.
delivery on any of the
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
New York Offices: 261 Broadway. Founded in 1848
"We do not now, abate one Jot or
tittlo of our hostility to liquor's in
describable crime against the world,
ho' said when dlbl-usslng prohibition.
"Wo have not the slightest intention
of yielding buy part ot the victory yc
have gained. Wo do not propose to
compromise with wild forms of intoxicants."
ttiiMneli ltastedo. who commanded the
women's motor corps in tho war. an
nounced yesterday she would command n
new military body, made up of women
solely) which will learn nil about the
drill that men cfln learn, receive in
struction In jiu-jitsu and fencing, and
which, indeed, hopes to be. the basis of
n "woman's West Point."
;hfai
house on Highland avenue, early Hdn
day, and look from hem about $2000 I '
money And jewelry. They also HunI '
tne. proprietors bbic oi $U00 in e.it..
and Liberty bonds. The. bandits .!..
to the rondhouso In a touring car. Th5
escaped before tho police could bo In.
formed.
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vniporta, fltted and
adJUKtcd by nxprrti
Our Semlr
Elastic Iloalrnr. ih
moat comfortabl
support for var-
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and ankles.
'Truasefl, abdominal
and athletic min-
Txirtera of all kinds.
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fra. of ri.fnrmltv annlltinrn in thr worTil
'Diladelpbla nrthopnllc Co.. 49 N. 13th St.
Cut out and kep fer rfrni' V I.
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LUANS
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1 Heat t!mt aA udorjed .Vol I
Coll. Write or Pliona Walnut 1--7-I
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
i LlcrnFil-Mon lndirj
jixoon, Liberty Building
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n. Km Wl UrUBU KM. IJCS&IIUC JM
UttanS by f'tatr naaklnic rommlolonrrl
vernier oi tnimrr oi vommerca
.Mmhr Itaurd nf Trada i
SHratbrr Vrtnl Reform lluri-au to Ellml-"
lata tl)o Loan Hhnrk i:r1l. Incorporated
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The Rain
on the Roof.
S T ONE respect, says a critic,
,5 tin makes the worfl of all
5 roofs. Can you guess what
.5 tills dreadful defect is?
"3
ss lb makes the most noise in a
2 heavy rain-storm! No one
can sleep through it. Tin
makes a bad roof bccnu.so tho
5 hardest rain can't got through
5 it,- and makes a grcut racket
js .in. trj'ing!
-j This answer takes the first
S" prire.
S This reminds us of the small
S boy who criticized hi.-, mother's
5 pio because it was so good
5 that ho couldn't .slop eating
5 until it gavo him a pain!
Still, It is good to know tho
ss wcrfit that can be said against
S tin roofing.
b There'H nothing like tin
S hut you want the best tin.
a Aak any roofor. If he says
;1 JU-DUKA-TIN, you'ro safe.
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A Worth-While Souvenir to Every Customer
1870
HALLAHAN'S
1920
50iA
nniversarv
Sal
e
In which extraordinary values are presented as an appreciation of the confidence
which the people of Philadelphia have shown-in "Hallaharis Good Shoes.'"'
A Million Dollars' worth of Shoes at 20 to 45 less than present market values
This is the greatest sale of dependable footwear that has ever been staged in Philadelphia.
It has been months in preparation. It includes thousands upon thousands of pairs, all new,
fresh and the last word in style. Complete lines! All sizes and widths. All fashionable
leathers! All the smart styles. All "Hallahan's good shoes" in every particular.
DeLuxe Footwear for Women
One Eyelet Pump
Two Eyelet Pumps
Colonial Pumps
French Vamp Pumpi
Brown Cordovan
Mahogany Calf
Black Cordovan
New Tan Calf
Novelty Pumps
Tailored Pumps
Walking Pumps
Cleo Ties
Theo Ties
Brogue Oxfords
And in Such Fashionable Leathers as
Gun-metal Calf
Black Russia Calf
Koko Russia Calf
Black Suede
Brown Suede
Black Glazed Kid
Black Mat Kid
Havana Brown Kid
Sport Oxfords
Wing Tip Oxfords
Straight Tip Oxfords
Plain Toe Oxfords
White Buckskin
Patent Leather
White Kidskin
White Rcignskin
Score oiirf save your
Furt during the summer
months. Free Fur stor
age on all Furs bought
during this Anniversary
Sale.
1115 CHESTNUT ST
(OPPOSITE rtEITH'5)
A small deposit will r.
serve any of these furs.
Balance' in small pay.
mehts during the sum-'
ner.
We accept purchasing
agents' orders.
Mail orders Riled.
Featuring 86 Fine Fur Coats
and Coatees Anniversary
SALE of FURS
Offerings Extraordinary for Tuesday
V3 andMz Reductions
THE purpose back of this Anniversary FUR SALE is an
expression of Forbes appreciation of the good will
and generous patronage accorded the store in this first
year of FUR SERVICE to women of Philadelphia.
ALL of these Coats and Coatees are of the recognized
high Forbes Standard Peltry and fur artistry. The low
markings of 40 to 60 c'0 below competition are further
emphasized by the notably distinct fashion character of the
garments.
Special for Tuesday Only
17 French Seal Coats
Reduced from $395.00
Large shawl collar nnd culTs of Natural Squirrel.
Full Hare, 40-inch model.
275
12 Coatees
To Be Closed Out
1 Taupe Nutria
2 Taupe Nutria,
1 Hudson Seal . ,
2 Hudson Seal
and Mole .
1 Beaver
1 Moleskin
2 AustralianSeal
1 Hudson Seal
1 Eastern Mink
Had. Vrotn
,225.00
.350.00
.225.00
.395.00
.350.00
.350.00
245,00
275.00
750.00
Now
145.00
245.00
145.00
295.00
245.00
245.00
165.00
195.00
525.00
Savings Fully 40
$145 Marmot Coats $74.50
Large shawl collar and cuflfs. Smart sports model.
$165 Taupe Coney Coats $89.50
Large capo collar and cuffs. -length model.
$195 Nutria Coats $117.50
Largo shawl collar and cuffs. Full flared sports model.
$265 Muskrat Coats $145.00
LurRc shawl collur: cuffs nnd border of Seal. Smart
sports model.
$250 Hudson Seal Coats $165.00
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Fine .selected skins made in short wrap, effect,
$425 French Seal Coats $325.00
Natural Squirrel shawl collar. Long wrap effect.
$545 Jap Mink Coats $395.00
Smart box coat model; perfectly matched1 pelts.
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Values
to 14. 50
y.95 $ Q.ffo
Values
to 17. SO
Chasseurs de Luxe
The Exquisites of Footwear
CREATED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS
OF FASTIDIOUS WOMEN. PERFECT
IN EVERY DETAIL
Regularly 22.00 to 26.00
AIL of these lines in all sizes, 1 to S, and widths A A TO D,
some-even in AAA widths.
15
.95
to
IT
.95
UALLAHAKS
II GOOD SHOESk-J
9 1 9-92 1 Market Street
Hallahan's Branch Stores:
4028-30 Lancaster Ave. 2746-48 Gcrmantown Ave,
5604-OG Germantown Ave. fiOth & Chestnut Sta.
Branch Stores Open, Every Evcniny
Will YOU Profit by the Experience of the
Carborundum Company?
TheCarborundum Company of Niagara Falls,
N, Y., is using 9 Dictaphones in its Order De
partment. G. H. Huntley of this department
ays that The Dictaphone is a time-saver nnd
is giving perfect satisfaction.
Whether your office is large or small, Thfl
Dictaphone is ready to show you that it"
tiae speeds up correspondence, saves time
and money.
Arc you ready to try it out?
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The Sfortest Route to the Mail-Chute
Now York, N. Y.. Mr. It
ur important depaHmenttiperd tip th
tho time of our eiecutivea.
P,kV?"'1 ievU CPny. Now York, N. Y., C hat.
W. Ne ion, Vico-Preiident, tayvi "We are uting 3fi
DicUphonei in our Circulation and Pattern Depart
mint. These Dictaphone! aro time-and-money aver.
They have aolved our problem, vit., tpeedy handling
or corretpondence.
The Vogue Company,
Hauer, Purchatintf Agent, aay.i "The Dictaphone, in
jour oi our important departments apeed up the work
ana lave
Aloxander Hamilton Inttilute of Now York, N.Y..
aay: "We are uiins 75 Dictaphonea with pendiH
reaulti. The Dictaphone ha solved or ua the prob
lem of rapid, efficient, and economical transcription
of our letters."
St. Louis &. San Francisco Railroad, St. LoUis, Mo.,
says: "Wo have only praise for the 250 Dictaphones
which are used in our various departments, They
save timo and money. We consider Tho Dictaphona
n useful and profitable office convenience."
Phone or write far convincing dtmonstration in your office, on year work
Tkaro is
IHfc DIUAPHONE, Phone llSai-uaWi'U Call at 40-50 No. SUi Street, Pli&
Offices aho located in the following cities
Allenlown Wilmington llarri.burjr Trenton Roadin Wilk.abarr.
til are .Dictaphone. trid.-Burfecd "Ta Dittspfcone," nude spa mercUnJited by lb, Colombia Cr.pl.gpl.one C.
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