v V, ' s. : V 'rJ '- 0 '-' V V . IV T7. ....irnrnnn T - J, : UA&M HAVhKh mi ..-.-:- llflllliU I If 1 f i-iii wiw I-.ik, ianiMirtiii " ..-... r- Mi-kiirkr k .- h a nttMMa)1tulttf .. . . 'z:t''HH', jhbhhhi ! sbi vs;s u ' ps it ivilnaul v . m, Et;t S rww HHlw , " .--" Hl -va'Xb n H HK Hfc'K '' Mk.Kl. t JHIHiL.. .Hv fkMMar - i M .Z Jm ' . r SVM. K" IH -il '1 3rfTMt, IT I Ti I -- f ' r &., 'Msdr S' '. - - 1 . 'W5 KTW&M,'SiTl'BBSJBT;S-KJWR!r,E:Tr Viit AVfW:Wi3r.' MBiiJHl' IB .iliiiiiK:' MiiiK ". d KsnrT4ruHr'MiKKHKlBlHtilHMHBBB7'TO Pp!Kp1 BjTfiI1 ' iMPU fflinaTii iiWmTT nMj'i- flji TTi'fWmmi ri MHrMMiri'M"" lf ilii 1 T Ife. : , ST ' Y'-1 BEOkA .JW,1-' KrmlL.'uHiRiHHer.Vrir''lHiK!HHiB .M5&VPRE'&J jKm$, bk VHUEHBBlalBBBBHBHHBHHBHHBBBHullBiVHHHHHKBBBHHB """- V. . . - , ' : t T. " . . ... . ' "' - si . '- '-' x -v-,-"." .. - . : ' I i I -". . i ' ! 'aliff; y ft.. '.' i TKm'.. -.4 m , , A.,&..z;jvzs:;'f - a TSvBNlaV tJfiLId x LtMKl(-THrLt)BLPHlA-, FRIDAY, y' JtJto J It ' M20 3 44 RECEIVED DIPLOMAS AT HAVERFORD COL LEGE . yS' r V-v'vv; A SPS -" .1 I. f. ftT-Al . i t ' rfc ;,i4 'X '5 a' " MANY Ham FIGH T feiliiON PIT. INCREASE AM4AMMUW. rt.C A-a-. W. . AC'XiC' (iltANVII.LH KAKNKST THOCOUI) SKion man nml most popular Kiniiiiiilp nf Hid class of It iwlvltiir illploitMx n( llaprfnrit CoIIprp (nilny Hoad of Brown Colloge Tolls 44 Diploma Winners to Edu cate Masses RAISE HALF OF ENDOWMENT ' "T,(. pflnrntlnn of'tlio work,lnR,clnt.M !, bl S '"" ii(lri'tnIHii bv. Hip t. tv in I -ortoiiMy nrgloctrd ' lie ". .-i -i,na " (! riir Hiriilne .jiiiiai i inic' .-.- ,.rn Vv Or. Wllllnm Hrrborr IVrry , ft MPT ! prUi.lont of Itrnwn I'lilvorMly.' f. ,, PHniiiiPiii-prnPnt nmin-h; fort" four crn.liintrx nf Hnvprfor.1 Col (.a tndflj Pr Wllllnm WWInr )"infit. prci Jen t of Hnvrifor.1. Inti.lupp.l Jtir onitor Z Iho l(i. wli 'mil fr lil Miibjort "WhMt I'"'" -loj5o (Jrnilnntpi Do for Ami-rim''" "Thrip i" fKi'il"11' fnr ",p s,nul '" Amn-irn." fl Dptor Fnutii-p. "Frpp Hom of mlnil nnl rPliRlnni nml pponnm c fZlom. mid from tliix fro.-dom tlino U n he Irnriiod Inlcrnncp nml lospocl fur iinllko nirn, not of " pnrty. rnlur nr "If thorp I" niiv Inml iinilor bonvpii ,hrr.- nicinl lintrod -dinuld dlnpn;nr It i in Aiuoili'ii. wliprp wo niiit rPiilixp that rn "triiln from nbrond ron trihntP' t Ainrrirnii life: but It l only thrmiRli the KiirIMi Iiiiikiihbc thnt wc can toflch Amrricnn IdonN. Must I'sp Samp Tnrllcs "'r ni'i"l moot soup -box orntory villi "thpr Hinp-bnx orntory t lint will trnch pntrintli IdoilN: stror-t mi'ol Iiirm Biul no im'i i -in ...... ...... L..K-. !,, Allnn I). oiiiV, a,. f ,niS Tohn "Wo iippiI n bnptilll 111 tbo spirit "(if , M. Oncmnn. Olhor r Talum John W TVavlilnRliui "d l-inonlll nml nf thnp Thnlihrr nml rvrry s Thorntnn rarniti bo built up tbo country, wo Mmilor nf nris- Tlmninn r stuhl.. p. n. l nil on..,- Into InvWblo nnrt- lfrSi ,rf L! . .tin .ifitmtpt ll.iil linlil nil. ritHKAI nM.... . fi .' . ' ,'.H .rriorn JPr!IIIl ..III! "lit '"IUIM,' nwi.. Kw n Hn(llcr for thp rominon (food." Aniii'iinopnipnt was iiiiuIp of n iiip- Tunrnil fiinil ptnblllip(l by tin pnniit of FZitmnnd .Morris rprcusnn. jr.. n niPin her of Ihix yrnr'.i rJn. who diod two month us" I ho fiinil i for tin1 pur- inin. fhan of brinks for tlin librnry nml pncli bjnj.,11 ho .nnrkP.1 tiy n spooin. dok, today,s marriage licenses TIi'p srndiintP forniod in front if,Joopli p. Arrliinn, 71." ,v I'rpslnn i . ami Founders' Hall nt ton minuto.s to 11 ! .irA.!,""1.1;...' if.. .""""' :....! i i.-.i .. .i. . ,.f i. i -'.'.',.: ".;.'.'.'.. ":r.rt" "," " "'i ubi-iipi 0 rim k iiii'i iiii.i.Mi'ii ... .in- r. .-tii- ui .in fxirrips lii n body. Tbo iTrpinonirs beenn ill 1 1 oVInrk. eludes Boycott, Appc Injunction A.tK-lntlmi will rn tn HurrUhnrff tni. ". ''t'l I to liln a protoft npilnsf the Mitten nlarf? for thp nbolltlon of frc tranufct ofUrft ' , July I. If thp coiiiiiilsulnii bnii not ruled upoifk,. 'f thp profp.st lipfiirp thp dntp ikpI for tht , ( iipw fnrp rntp. tlip nsnoplntlnn will npi?" peni io i no I'ourt lor nn injunrtion w, pppvpnt It fi-nm RoinR Into pffppt. ., , 'I'linA u.a.... .. .l..l.l...l ... -A .' ... rv r..-. nrir ..vriurii un.u n, lnl nippptiiie of Hip transportation ns w poniinittprx nml bonnl of il!rect6t the flniopintinn jpcterdny. 'J'bp Hlipruooil iissocintlnii filsn tin jpntpnlny to tiikp up thp matter of In ....n..b.l ?..... 'I'l L . ' loilil IllPl'rtlliff nf Hip Irnnsimrtntlnn t(t? iM ti..t ..! t- i.. i ;.... v. r . . ,-........ . T Dusiness ivion s rrosram in- ui poniinitippx nun imnni of uirectw', . ,- u tlio flHcopintion jpcterdny. .jflt, , Appeal and 'J'bp Hlipruooil Husmpintlon nlno met-1 A H i croiiRpd fill ps. TIip uii'inhors trprp npffurfS In Itoviolt flip t' It T.. to if-ruspfolmifoJ ;, fnrps without flr.t cottlnR n frcp tran?Kr DELEGATION VISITS BANKER! fift "ffimnSSfV:;; iinol.'0 ' ! I'Mwnrd K. Cullcn. prpidpnt 6f thi ntior'iiition pipxldnl. nml the rpftinM llnycott, appeal in th" Publii' Sorvirp nic'iiilatioiis mnilp worp suppnrtPil.by-tr) Commission mid Iniunrtion nip tlir j ninnf iiipniliPrx piPsont Other hUd'titcM,' .rnpons businps. mo,,-. anorlnllon I XllL5?; '""" " n"V'STO .' . Illntl In litn flPJlhlSf tllO flllltnil(1llllin I rir.llt tlin Ukrrit ..rt.l nml I .ttlrt.l BJ-? Itnpiil Transit Co. to pn-vpiit n fnrp riilo rip. Thp Cifilpil Iliiinr.A Mrn's Affoi'in tnhp llhp iiPtinu. Hotb thp Shorwooil nod I nltPil nirai pintlons pnt on word for nn order to I pomppl tlip roniiiiii to ixup nibnte sip if tlin mnttPV 1 unilipiilnl by .fllljf 1 1 ?o ii cop company iops out mp riners linn nml thp Shorwonil Improvement i will hnvp oiiip bneis of nrtion for re3' ... .1 tixliKiiunliltitil fit. Iiuirnilunil Hnliu ita!l .' jl'ittpn. hl.lnrv 1; J.-eph J) Whip., chrmls. rtriArvn: ronfprrlne nf ilPBrPK uinn thn fnllnwlnn ranillrtHlen. tliirhp nr nf Vn nn nf l!i"n '.( ' " '.' . . life, ht , Jlnhe, I V lllll I III Lurh?; :: ,:ln7,',,.1'"! T. '", Ji . Plronn j.l mirrin. "inieri i;onB ,MIln , Kn,t,r IhntriHS i:. ..Mnrrls. InrnpuT Mullin IConnrlh (tnort. Churl.- I'rTnul nnrl John S Wlll- pr.M.r.'"'- WllllHm .1. HrnrU,M.nnl! rnnklln MeC. Knrnel. Jr , (Inrdon II Mnrttihiirn. Chnrle. Arlhur n.r, .?".".. r ' Phlllr" As of t1l: Itol.ort II OrVr ll'nrv MrC. Unllptt. Jr.. nnrt Wlllnnl H. SIooVp? Hiirhrtnm nf m-Unto. x nf 11120: llcnlami. colllr.n. Jr IIuy'II KIJI-. Thorn, i rfl: r.py. InMnh H. Klnc. Jr . Airn,l I), Wnow. ti-n Clnrrmr .1 l.pul.a. luanr r I.rn'l Hn ort I.. IVrry. Jnhn 1). nww, Trnnrlx H. HI). .or. . '"O1"" '". s,,"on Sehmlpr c Vim SJ,kl1nn0",V.Ml.l., Wtll" "nl A,,Hn O"1' -" ... ....i. .. .hi r . rii.niinffi.. jnnn r'nllPKP: AtnrRiirpt K Hakr. A II , JunlHtn . Hill-Hi-, inin. i.i.hiii ii, tnnp a H . Ililll fnnl C'i.ltep mi7. Wllllnm J U-I..l,i, ill' 'll'enn CnllpKP, Hits Mriinl K hsusl'lrr' .' I! . nuiirnril rnllpsp 11117 Paul' V " Watnr, M-...I1.1, 'o';ai. tnlrBA IIIIR. MiWrH n nh If. A P.. Ir hum rnll.c nut ..-. sjllne n. Wlckemhatn. Ph. II . Pnn r'oilrsn 8. Uii '7. rfM3S,rat5, ?r,. , .,..,, K,.., .. .... . . . ..A TliPKrndimle.s formed In line at 1 1 kiVIocIi tills mprnlnj; nml mairlieil to Koberls Hall, uhere the ilerjiee.s were conferred by l)r Wlllhini Wlstnr Comfort, president or Haverrord CoIIckp. Dr. William II. P. Kniinep. president of Ilrow n t nheislt.x. was Hie oralor of the day. CoUowini; the presentation of the prizes and dlplnmaH the day was filven oer to Hip enteitalnmenl of (lie alumni nml Ktiests of thp student body ."oplnion mnilp public nnnnunceiiiPiit """" ,"'", V. "-"" " (. pn.u. . I ... . , . .. i i. I.nill I'll F ll.iil ..III riury llll'ir . todny of iIipsp p1iin to fiirlit the nlmll. fi(?hf ,lt(, j-,Mln,.j 'Hiorp they wjlt lion of free trnnsfors on .Inly I or any work with the Mayor nnd tlip pity ,o- otlipp iuppeiisp. Iliritnr. , Vj ri. ni c .1 . i .i i Mr. Mitten n in ltnloii yesteran.T'j Hip Hsli of Hirso in nssoPlntion" M ,onfprrIllK wllh stone Wpb.ter. one! re eiiforcoil by otlipp hllsinps men nnd f flip biscet transit coiitrnotlni: rom1 bj Minor Mooi-p nml ritv Solicitor . nnnies in tlil (ountr.v. An nnnraiBal F IRE IN LEWIS HOM E AI CHESTNUT HILL ( ft BLAME IS SHIFTED Flames Do $10,000 Damage to Residence Lawyer Aids in Rescues NO ONE COULD HURT BABY, IS MRS. COUGHLIN'S LITANY Mother Confident of Safe Return of Kidnapped Child Prom-1 ) )q J UluUll ises Abductors io Harm IF ill Come to Them ! Through Traps of the P It. T. Co.'s property hero l sniil to hnve Ijopii discusei. Smyth nctinc for Hie city. A delpcn tion of liiisini's nnd titimiplnl nipn culled on K. T. SlolPuhiirt. nrcsiileut of Hip lompiiny. ypslpidny, to protest agaiust MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT "";v. vk- .. . 'Hie Municipal I'.and will play to- ( . Ownr Hoiislei plinirman nf thplnw ,,jcht in lllnck Oak Park. Klfty-firnt 'ominlilpp of thp I oltprl Businps.s .Men's i and Pine streets. ' ' i VJ tilth .1 KnlloniiiR a prayer. Doctor Comfort made n few Intrndiictory remarks be fore the formal program began. After pnjiiic tributp to tlip memory of Pr Nunc Sbarplej-s, fornier prPhliient of the poIIpjip, who died Inst .Inniinry, Doetnr Comfort told of the progress hem? innde in Hip drivp to get n $."(10. 000 endowment fund for the institution. Pass Halfway .Mark The linlfwny mnrk has lieen passed, h laid, with contriliutions totaling $2."il.mt().."H. Tn rencli this mark, lil per 'em of the I""!, nlunini lmvp con tributed S1SS.770. Kiir per cent of the Mudent body lias contributed SI."i.rif.."i(l and thirty-si v friends of Hip college, Dootor Comfort snid that Hip enm paisn will Iip enntiniiPil duvllig Hip sum mer and that it is hoped the goal will be reiirlu'd before S'eptemlicr. Fifty thniiiiticl dollars is the goal set for con tnbiitinn to lip worked for today. The endowment fund will be divided into two divisions, Sp",0(l(l tn go for founding a chair in Hngli-h literature in mnnnn of Dr Francis M. (SummcVp, for mam venrs a member of the faculty, and tbi remainder to lie iikciI us mi Piidntv I IMerro H .lunsun, ir:ih MaHtor t . nml 1ln mr-nl film in mnnni'i ..f ll.i.i.,i. Ml,,.,.,.. I "" r- nnrriiHc. lmii.i .n uarnri i : . . . -".. ....... ..- ,IUce. ML'a H. jnnn I untlih. .m.iii P. miction l ami rtrnrun r. Acaprinan . ah ivinhermn kI JanifB P See. Jr . 1 71 Ji S Kninl m. nml Amelia II Power. 1711 X Park me Charles A RHnimm. Jr . r..1J7 (lrp.nwH mr and ISi-nrRla Hazel. '.MS X ,1llh 10 Louis llriiiifinnn. a.inn SpanKlT si and Jennie Alcns:... t PJil X .Mamhall kI John T. Mason, HIJ7 l.nrust rl . ami llai h. I III own. W',7 l.nrust hi Anlhnn. I.ulirimn. Paulxlnii n X .1. anil l.uey Purll. Pnulslinro. X. J Frederick I. Ilnrlne .1.10 1 An h el . and Lil lian P. Peters. HO.1 licum me Wllllnm 11. rut LM'J7 .lerfemon i . ami i:ihel Wallarp, Li'S Pnnlar hi Charles B Kay. .1111 X a.ili ri and Annie Klelnkneihl. 'Jillo W. Harold n. John A. Hreuer. 'JIS'.' (ilen.Miml m.o . and Catherine M Cnllins. 11121 llrnnn si I.ulnl Ccrrltelll. 1221 Titan si . nml Anna I) Kll.i, 1712 Woodland ne. AVIIIaril !'. Kerr Hill i:re ! and l.aura, A Ashenfelder. Ill K. Illrard ni" I.ouln K. .Mill 13 1 P. I.'.lh st . and His K Kohn. 211 IS Heed st Clarenre K. Wnod. 2221 X. llouard st., and Helen I.. Hnley. 21.V. 1. DHUrhln si. Jninei V Meehan, lli.'ll Ciimjbh nt . nnrt June M. Culllnan. lllll" X 2d si namnnd H. Klllnlt .170H Walnut si . and Sunnnna II Collins, 211.". S Cecil si Krunk Oddly. 1411 Mnrrls st , and Mae Illihards. 1K2I) K 1,1th st Jamen lilnikniHn 10111 H Darleti si mid Kln.sle I,. Lester. 1.12s ThnmpHi.n si. (ieniBn 11 Hallsbur., Tnls.i, OKIa . and lllln L Zimmerman. 1120 H. ."2d st .Me.er Heifer. SI I Kastnlrk e , 11ml ,Mh Knuffman. .WIS W. York .1 Kduard J. Smeltzer. 2.1117 X. M st , ami and Josephine (lllpln, 10:1 W Clearfield Prnnk M Pnuell. Isn.1 Harrison st Helen .M. .Mc(llll 1SII.1 Hiirrlsnn ht. Samuel H, Ulan, I2IH1 Anh si nnd I'lor . etice OtllnKer 1.1MII X. 12lh Ht Joseph J Viiune, ls:m H ChiIIsIi- t. and Anna Pnwell, IS20.S Crush' si Pals DaMirsl. 2.1:1 X Mole si . nnd Min nie xinnl. 1312 S W.irno.k si less, the iuti'iet in tie used in paying warners salaries, lie said. Doctor Comfort nlm told (he nlunini of (ha Hues in tlin collero. Iintli nliisli.nl M.'". ,'!:r !i'a,'li.v.r.,,,,r- "",l-th,it, "" J0Mn fuV" "anHu t' A,,n" ....... mi ... 11 n i.ijT.iii., . . . 11. .-I INK 1 II Pill the effects of the wnr. KvtPiishp Program In ndditiou to the formal graduation nernso.. Hip visitors nnd nlumni wen; (iitertnuied bj a prognim pxtendmg otep (he bnlaupp of the day. It iti cluiled 'lie alumni luncheon in Fouii uer Hall, a cricket game lie tfen Hip nlunini nml the college tcains. baseball game wMh Franklin and Jlaivhall iiillcgp, a concert by the Phil mMpliin .Municipal Hiind, tennis, the nnual meeiing nf the Alumni Armi iiatiou ami tli(. pieseniation of "Mrs. I uinpsirnd LpIrI," by Hip Cap and licIN Club Iks lor Comfnit annoiiuced tlip ards. pnx.p PKI.B AWAIlllH Tn 1 ..mnniine (opo fellnn ships aunided UHiaren... J l.euli,. nnd Chillies W. flfiird. io r nldtni u-achlns fellolilpa aHaidod &J,"k ' lluikir. Jr.. and K.lt-ar II. ChliiVn.'s """.' ,"'"""; 1 1. Pi lies Hwurdcd In "ii" lni " "na -'1'lrcni'e J- iol?!,Z,tl?t''K S("l',u 'n"ll for extern-' Forum nils vpeHkinu nHrde.l to the folio... li'X ineniliera or the .lass of 11122. Henry S. bnadr ' " """ """ t'":"i" ""ntt. n.wh.n.l'.'"" uf Y,n. vrU" I" I'ul1" na Jm1,i "ri.1"" ""'"'led lis fnllo.iH. Lutlll, dl- r,n,V,P,'",.H""'1, (-,.l''"'er and Hurry Hi..?, mat hemdllea Kenneth II. Walton til iT l,""lll'n"l',l departinen'. prizes aar.l w t(f, "" ,JV""; '"Hlliemnllia, Ch.ules "1 r. Ila'I'lland I,Un m",l,l-'m"tl- K-' irtT.? pi1-'"1'1 I'tl'losophv reading lirlie award T. .. " ' "arris. flu" f.l..i.? h,l.,., """"' emeni pi Izes uard- if.' !"rlt,;, WW:" r"lil"s! lie Ilililmrrl (ianett nieiiinrlal iirlies for lyUX'tti" Wll"u,n a "-!'" ' mn'V Jones' "' ''"'h PrlSB "wnr,ledilo Wil ma.n!.,V;.orl" '''"ee prize In rh.mliitrv nnrt (, m " ""r''"l ' Luelus W hide". r5"li" n'olid' i"""h rrlZ" nv""'M to lUch- HONOHH r-uKamM1. "."' '::" '"''''ii to the Phi Ulnund lVf laienLe J. U.,H ,) ;; uKri.aiivs.i: tt" JH '"','0aW!nB,.?;"!Vr" nil, Juniors have turn.. I1 '"'oe hnuiiriers' Cub. an or Alfred K SW.Id. I2.1S X Palrhill st , and Clara K Ouetter. 1201 I'lnhers ne Harry ,1. McdeoKheBiin. Iiio'i SprlnB C.ar- den st . nnd Katharine M Hlmuns 1211 N .12.1 st. John H. Ilrnnke, Jr CHinp Jackson. S C , ami Krance .1 Xi stnr .1,10.1 Pln st Michael I. Mnhnn. .12 ." ft.lth si nnd Agnes M, Kane. ,111 S. IMh st Harper T Hresslcr. 11211 H. 4IUh t . and dirndl A Healtv. Uutherford. N J Carl K Urnke. Itncenslrr. Wnsh.. and Helen A .lonea. 3120 Hamilton st Jnmes F (J'llnnnell. 72s W Hrtuphin st., ftnd Mnr K Ponahue, 10!l W Cumberland st ' l.nul Pnthsteln. Wllmluuton lel . Hnd Ma in 1 Wnlters WllmlnEtnn. II. I. James .1 KhIiik, 2U2.1 Martha si , anil Knthryn H Fnlev, 21:10 K Albert l (lenrge A. Hutlon. 2117 X (luth st , and Isnbidln Uutherford f.20'i Anh si Kdward W Klnslev, 11213 Hulst ne . and line M. Ilnmbn C.lnucester. X J Heatrlre C Chirk. 1 110:1 Fedeial si , ami Sarah M Xash. 1 I3S Chiistl.in si Jnhn Hover. 7111 N 23d st . and fins.- c.reen- wood. 2344 Wnllace st Andrew Armstead. II IV Kalli st n,nct Mnry Pedmnn. .is W t'nsnt si SiBlud Anderson, 333 X ilOlh si and Kiln Knudsen. R2I1 Spruce si. Charles II Urlffln. 2113 X Wiirnn. k st . nnd Kmma Stevens. IH3II CanilnidKe si Robert M. Vnlnith. 4K12 X Nth si and Kiln I. Xtouensen. .11411 Mnscher si Charles II Haines. W41 Wcstmnrelnnd st . and IJilna W Peer. II.1K X iJiwrenie st lOdunrd C. Papazlan. .112 S JleilHeld si and Slrwat Chleheklnn. .112 S Hedfleld st Mlihnel V Uuidy 111.13 S 2Hth si anil Anna K Ward, 213f Tnsker si John It Maxwell. 3112,1 (lrlnnna st ami Anna Marshall, 3II.M Orlannn st Frank It Schneider 373S Powelum ae , and Alice L. Pharoah Folsnm Pa C.eorKe II Helios, Allentnwn Pa nnd lannv Ps Slnln. Lin:) Dickinson si CeniBe W Kile 2IMI2 X Hhiicnrk si and Helen II. Crns9Broe. 2221 X (Irknev si Frnncls C Sabol I 131 P.irrlsh st and Sophie ,M Penlland ISM Pnmsli t lllllisrl n C.nrslde. 1221 Penn st and llallle MJ Mills 17.1.1 nic-hmnnd si Wllllnm II Kawiuh. 131 Knlas t nml KlUnheth McC'learv. 1221 S 22d si Willis K Hnwers. 1017 Frnnkrnid a.e and Ami' 11 Chnmbern, IHfl Hutchinson si Henrv '. Schneider 1712 X Warnock 'I . and Cnrolino J Wlrland JlfinN Sth 11 James J McCIuIrhii 1711 W Huntingdon st nnd .MarBaret H. Kspenshade 212 H. 111st st I " "- "My hnby will Iip rpturiied snfe nnd all palpable frauds of persons so per sound'." 1 verted the! thry would prey on the Sits, (ipnrep 11. Coughlin. mother nf I licnitm hi of a mother. ' IhirtPPii-mniith-ohl Itlnkclv Coughlin. I "Tbo mnl abduclors need onlv send BLAZE'S ORIGIN NOT KNOWN kidnapped .lime 2. U-pt ippeating this I phoiomaph or other positive proof 1 viiimiii iiui imiuii n( n i(niv ()f !, ,)llrini: n m. j ,js,.f. in carry Hip ransom t.i j lerview tit Curran Terrncp. uenr ir- whatever spot Hipv iiultcntp, at what- K,,il;i!0,0,,,,nck. ,hi" :"nrnlnB'riT'hH-idu caused 510,000 damage tn thp home nf , timP, KllVp wllv in hint of de-ldreti in Vorri-town yesterday nflernoon Francis A. Lewis. .Id. on l.ells Milljpnir. but Hip litany flint Is steelins bns caused a general senre in Hip com rond. east of (icrmnntnwn nvenue, in riientniit Hill. i Deputy Coroner Doubts Oxalic Acid Was Put in Salts in j Drug Store CHEMIST MAKES REPORT A the rciilt of n continued investi gation into Hip ijpntli of Mrs. Itosc Mr her through 'the days of angiiih never munity. I' -M' ' --. """ """"l h Mrp" eluingpil. The police weep informed of jester-'"ho .lied jpstenlny from tnking nlK 'N'o oiip would bring linrm to I'lnkc day's ntlcmptei) kidnnpplng liy ten- which Imd become mixed with oxalic Mr. T.Pwis. his wife nnd mjii. tn- ,,- ,. said. "Up would win the cold jear-old .Inhn Foley, 'J00 .lacoliy street ' ni.(, Hcputv Coronpr Seller- pxnies.od gpflmr with the servants, wen; nwnkpned et heart with his warm little smile nml eight -ycar-ohl .lolin Hogan. i'Ui " , . . ; by the smoke nnd hn.l timi In dre.s N" one could rcsis, ,.p appeal of his Fast Km. .st.ect. "" M"' "" "'"J " p - "r w....- ti. n,i t I.- !.... hig blue eyes, or hii rosy, dimpled I The Isiys arrived nt the police station inning thp poison with the nli was befnrp limy HpiI from the house. In tin Hip lirp wastliscnvpretl simuiiatieoul. , Mw I'oiielilin snl in the law n I lcslj . that two nipn. both well iIipssp. . , , by Mr. Lewis nnd Patrolman MiiIiIpii-i swine, where her liabv was wont lo,hnd been hoverinc nlmiit Klmwood Pnrk tlnrf. of Hip fJermniitowii stntion. Thp i ,,Hj Wt, bis nldpr brothers. in n large yellow automobile-, pntrolmnn snw tlnmos Imrst from the1 .'.s,-, tt tt(, permit nijsclf to! WIiIIp thp pliihlren were playing, iip roof of tbo iiontp. and gave Hip alarm. Imlii'vc' thai any harm has conn in cnuling to the boys, the inpn ran in the Mr. Lewis ami other members of the ni hoy. It must Iip that his abductors 1'iik and conxptl two small boys to Ipiivc faiully slppl on the s ind Hour. ; ,j,; IM)t' p-nst ltlakply's father and inc. the piny ground. When the boys He aroused his wife and child. Tim' "They evidently f'cnr n trap -el in be i cached Hie sidewalk the men tried to servants, who were asleep on Hip third spuing when thev nttempl to rpturn nn ' fone them into the car. The scjreunis of Moor, just under the burning ioof, bad lah and collect the ransom. I the cliiltlren nttnictcl others. I lie two ,.,, sllNi ..hemut at thtfl little time to save Iheir posesiuu. Hut. if tlipre Is a woman working ' hos -tuigglpil nnd the men Med in the n,.pics of Hip wliolesnle turn wliich Tlie spi'.tnts nided Mr.V and Mrs. with the kidnnpppi-s, slip must know that , iiiilninobile. ! nli the drug and n1o hy Dodoi Kobin- j Lewis in gathering some of their more I I could nexcr take miv nclion Unit. Chief of Police Filer, is trying to ' sou. citi chemist, has failed to brinz tn valualile persunnl belongings, wliicli might defeat the iPturn of my baby. lenin the nnincs of Hie Hoys vliom tlicj lu, a single trnce of the pni-on which tlicy curried frn.m the hniisp just as the i ' All I ipln from the nbduHnrs is' kidnappers nttemptcd to siiirit off. llc.auseil the woinan's deiith TIip -alts Unities licked their.wny down frnm the iili.nlule proof Hint -Ihey have Hlnkely . cxpiced the belief that there is an were bought for Mr. McCu-ker. bv her f to the third Hour. i There are liiiiulreiN nf letters whieli linld , orgaiuxeil gang of criminals working in sister. Mrs. Sara Seiillin. out hi- return fnr mniipy. bin thc.l nreltln Mcuiity not made in tlio drug store where the pin 'base wii mnilp. It wnyafter iiuestinnin a clerk in the stoic who sold Hi?1 sails to Mrs Me Ciisker, arid receiving a icpori of nnalvsis of the druggist's supply of -alls. Sellers expressed ins opinion. Analysis nf the entire Mock nf the was ion liy the tune hremen nrrnei wIioIp upper part of thp house alliime. TIip Hip was not conn oiled until it had communicated with tin sccnnil ui.d third llnnrs. Much of Hie los was caused by water. Mr. Lewis is a member nf the law linn of Dunne, Morris A: llecksclter. He is a sn.i nf Francis A. Lewis.lr.. whn was fno! ndministratnr fnr Pliiln dolphin during the war. The origin of the lire is not known. FIGHTS TO SAVE BOY Physician Makes Vain Effort to Bring River's Victim to Life Dr. .losp I). Limiiiico, u physician al Itoosevclt Hospital, worked fnr ninrp thnn tlirpe hours last night in a futile attempt to save the life of si-y rar-nld .John lloveek. .'DO Newmarket street, rescued from Hie Delawaie river. The boy fell Into Hie rhor ftnm a lumber wiv nt Vine street slmrth after .' o'clock, and was not found by divers until half an honr Inter. The eliild was taken In the hospital In he prnnnuucpil rleail w'heu Doctor Miiqiui-o uoticco a iiuttenng nl his en When Mrs. Scullin bought Hip salts. - . . - gjxen to her in two boxes one TO MOVE -DRY" OFFICES "HAM AND-" THIEF CAUGHT ZLlZ .,,,.. oi it , .. .. tiiinerl salts and the blue box. frnm u. i. i ax ana rroniomon oiant. man amits ne i ook uutttr as inc ,j,., .MtCiisker took lablespnnn Going to 10th and Market Sts. "And" Part of Robbery Cramped conditions in the federal tax After the acknowledged theft of r ,rav.:, , !,:'7 , r11: x" -... p'i-nn...u.T .....i ... 11-,.,.-. Ill III' itllllllUI ll (ll-IIIHIK ' r...i-....ri Walter " Kittle, twenty-six years old, was arrested this morning lind held in I'entli nod Chestnut streets, will lie alleviated on .lllly I. when these tie- partmciitM will lie remove., mine in.,.. s)( ,)( , , Alll(.js,nl,e Carson of the Hour of the an Dam Kiiildiug. nt ,,,.,.. , Tenth nnd Mnrkct streets, wliicli has' Park avenue and Lehigh station house been leased for u long term by the (,. ,, further hearing, government. I Kittle has an apartment oxer a The offices to lie moed to the new i ,t(.,Pr shop owned by Dellheim Kroth ipinrteis are: Sales lax division, nar-' (1.s , ;eriniintown nvenue and Tioga colics division, special m. un.s...,., , 11,.,.1.(jll!. .,, i. u .. neknnw le.lce-' fills nf the drug, enntained a mixture nf oxalic acid and eiiom suits. The drug clerk, who is a graduate pharmacist nf tifleen years' experience said it was not possible for Hie acid tn ' hci nine mixed with the salts in the store, us the poison is kept in another pari of the establishment hicf Held collector of inlcrnal icvcnue incut, last .Monday he foiccrl the door and ins stall, execiinvc -,,.,.. , , n,nnv., ,0 , , Hon cnforceiiiciit agents nml ti . of the prohibition enforcement director nl" - nml stuff, now located at Ninth and ,- Sausoin streets. . I Italy's General Strike Off London, .luiio 1 1. The general strike stiitiisHjit uS')Jo..l o pniojl eniid in sympathy with the strike of iiii.i.ia(s.iii .nl 10 iiojj.i.iip ."H .liuu j ngrjeulniral workers in the province of !io.w .Miiuossjiu uj .iltiiSn.! "i tnpiii I ,n,j tVi has been declared olT. ac- 10J :i'"'A '. """J A'"l' Jlinooj aim 1)()IE , Kouip dispatch to the Cen ins i! A-'MJ, t-"'l' "! .'.., trill News. Order has lieen restmeil ami German Gas Fatal to Frazer Man West Chester, .lime II.- William T. Fly nn. aged thirty -three yeais. of near Fruiter, died at hi- home today from the effects nf gas poisoning occasioned dur ing the lighting at Chateau Thierry. Me hail long been treated in a military jins pital and hail apparently it-covered, hut recently suffered a relapse. He weni overseas as a member of Company fi. 10,'ith Ammunition Train. lul.'-Tbe InVslehinVheniiomn:.:; ""' U dead. pAA o jasUAJ emd3pcmd PORTABLE INDICATING FLOW METER for sale, lienernl Llectrlr iTpe TS-3 isleam 1 sed hut twlre. ,n reasonulile nfTer ion. Iilered. C Mo. KUDGEK OF'FICE J' litre iae.1 I.Vi V,.,";,,l",, '. ' ersUSKOli, Oran"' I,! J5m' J Mullin "KSncf. 8 H 1,1? fV'i-' Koi ?0K,0nu', .'V.' WllllVn.: ft f. Mow. Vlnnl h?.l"sl,,i", "" ''nled malhe,r i,," ii,1?,?. L'!'""1 i "Ui'knall. '"" '1 Keni',,1 ii ii,.?.-' Vl,l,0't Jr. Kng. "- 'sun i iVvrv ,L;':,,:',f'"""ii ?-:tpv:::Lnv,S!,'';:: LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR auJ4s& w Zi:rfiSK United States and Canada Remittances Our facilities in the principal cities of the United States and Canada afford o u t customers safe and convenient banking connections. For ordinary business transactions, drnfts are n satisfactory means of inrik inrr payments. When more rapid, service is required, we remit by telegraph. Prompt Service is ussurcd either way. Brown Brothers & Co. KOUHTH ANH CHKHTNUT BTJHSKTfl PHILADKLPlilA Now York Boston i i The wear and satis faction which a suit of clothes gives are long remembered J Every n o w nnd then a customer drops in weaimf. a suit of clothes thar lie bought a long time ago anil s.ns: "'I'lierr's a suit I Rot- rioni ton ear before last and it looks first rate jet," and we iie him the time - honored pleaSi'iimya'Tlm's the tfoubTf' uith Reed's clothes, they wear too well." J Hut that is the rea son our business is growini; so steadily. Wp give values that people remember, and wc find that a much better plan thnn tn sell them clothes at some catch-penny price which is ap parently cheap when one buys, but very dear when the purchase proves unsatisfactory. 1$L Rcady-ta-Wcar Suita nf Seasonable WeighJa and Fabrics, $45.00 to $100.00. Custom-Tailored Suita, $75.00 to $120.00. JACOB REED'S SONS l$F Emeralds of Ohusua Cccr 'exqu3jtcr set inio Fi rider Rinrfs Necklaces Brooches Bar Pins Bracelets Che Most Beautiful Car in America Uho Moat Serviceable Truck m Amorica UNICM The wprld is very small when it comes to business transactions. Satisfaction o r dissatisfaction spreads rapidly. We prevent the latter by delivering' the former -to every customer. ' CUV A. UILC6V President Forget the H. C 0. L. and get in on the S. 0. I. V.! ! Perry's Great EMERGENCY SALE OF Intensified Values in SUMMER SUITS of $60, $65, $70 and $75 Qualities at the One Uniform Price $40 If you're as sick of that combination of initials H. C. O. L. as we are, you'll be glad to switch to S. O. I. V. just for the sake of novelty. Ever since high prices started we've been laboring to reduce them, and we'll put our regular prices for the last -five years against any prices in America,', for honesty of profit and of purpose. Economy isn't any over-night inspiration with us. It's 'a dajly task lik.e getting up and taking a bath. And this Emergency Sale of Intensified Values is simply another swing of the Perry pile-driver. At their original market values, these .Suits were great. At $40, they are positively phenomenal! Other Seasonable Items are .-i t fl Palm Beach Suits Mohair Suits Cool Cloth Suits Splendid Values at SIS. $18, S20, $25. $28 Single and double breasted models. Special Prices on Separate Trousers $5 Trousers for . ...$3.75 $6 & S6.S0 Trousers. $4.75 $7 & $7.50 Trousers S6.00 $8 to $9 Trousers for $7.00 $10.00 Trousers for $8.00 Golf Suits in Fine Tweeds' and Cheviots, $45, $55, to $70. Separate Golf Knickers, $10 to $1.5. A u to Dusters, $,', $3.75, 53 to S8 PERRY & CO., "N.B.T." Sixteenth & Chestnut Sts. MEN Latest styles in Summer Shoes from our regular slock at savin as of'3M to 5M a pair. 7.90 and 9.00 V &ce HI to $11 JIEDERMAN " . t 3 Jhirfc Distributors , 394 flORTH QR9A0 STREET, PHIIA0EIPHIA W 6T0RE ' V Uth and Chestnul 930 CliaifluU 2M A'. Wit -',S TV cs TSWd . . V? - ' v 1 lin i'ni 'ii 'I jl r An sWIkci 'V ' j (J3 ' .. 1 Wm; J'st 'J&r .' 'l i"t.
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