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PRAISES PARKING ORDERS
Mayor Mooro today complimented
Director Cortrlyou of the Deportment
ot Public Safety on hi "clenr tnte
jmt" to the Uvenino 1'mMO
JjKDOEII yeHterdny In resard to vice, In
tthich the director Fnld "there Is to be
no lifting of the lid In Philadelphia.
It Is clamped on tight and is steel
bound and riveted."
The Mayor fit Id :
"I have complimented Director ( or
telyou on his clenr statement of the
purpose of the administration to keen
thrt lid down on all forms of protected
Tlce. ,
"There are certain fellows around
certain of our prominent hotels who do
not yet understand that we intend to
drive the gambling and vice fraternities
out. Hut they will understand If they
persist In their efforts to open up.
The Major olo said he had compli
mented Director Cortrtsou nnd Super
intendent of Police Mills for thoir ex
cellent execution of orders issued a few
day ago to top the parkins of au
tomobiles in tho middle of llroad street
and around City Hall.
The Major snld he had made n per
Ronal Investigation of this situation to
day mid found the orders regarding
parking had been carried out.
VICTOR R. CAVANNA DIES
Retired Fruit Dealer Was Former
Camden Education Board Member
Victor It. Cm anna, a retired fiult
dealer nnd former member of the Cam
dert board of Kducation. died yestcrdnj
at the home of his son in Ogontz. He
was (teventv-live years old. His home
was at SIR North Fifth street, Camden.
While Mr. Cnvannu had been sick for
about two weeks, his death was unex
pected. . ...
Mr. Cavnnna was in the wholesale
fruit business for more than forty jcars.
He retired nbout two years ngo. He
was a member of the board of educa
tion in 1000.
Mr. Cavanna was a member of Trim
ble Lodge. F. and A. M He is sur
vived by his widow, four -ons and a
daughter.
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Elkton, Md.. July 14. Couples pro
curing marriage licenses here todav
were Edgar A Haw Kins ami i.nznoeui
Leldor, Carlmor In in and Iluth C
Hessiugs, Flout Harnett nnrt I arne
er. Hobort M roacn ana unie ur-
KCEtlnnril L. Snratt. and Nellie I.
DiiBcas,. Raymond A Gee and Naomi
Shelly' and Albert Distroth and Helen
Lindsay, all of Philadelphia ; .lames L.
Bailey and Kttn C. Sawick, Trenton;
Chester S. Jackson, Woodlawn. Md
nnd Frances Morris, Ilrookl) n : Forter
Nance nnd Marion Griffin, Port Deposit
Md.; Henry II. Husted, Camden, and
Mabel Trumbull, Carncys Point: Kd
ward Cole and Olwen Krans, New Tork ;
Joseph Flick and Margnret Demora,
Lancaster ; Samuel II. Hardy, Bristol,
and Lillian A. Cornell, Lnnghnrne, Pa. ;
Joseph Duffey and Uop Stafsky, Glou
cester, nnd Paul .1 Henry and Cnther
. fne Ledgar, Wilmington, Del
Scores Short-Weight Dealers
Dealers who giu short weight were
""severely Mored by Recorder Stack -
house, In Camdtu today, in imposing a
tine of $'J5 on Wesley Guenther, a
huckster.
Harry Redding, of the weights nnd
measures department, testified he pur
chased a basket of potatoes from
Guenther, took them to his office and
weighed them Redding claimed that
instead of weighing thirt pound, us
he had been informed, the were lie
pounds short Guenther llxes on North
Twenty-fourth stieet, Camden.
Frank Suaman, 2100 8. 4th at.
Kiacncr, S3a sndr nve.
Itoy Kcnvrqrthy. 182A S, 2d at., and Kdna
llnuachlld, 1UD Allftlln at.
rul Stulr, 2021 N, Hutchlnaon at., and
MAdelln Carle. 4S17 N. 18th at.
Alfred Johnton. 4002 llaltlmoro Ave. and Ann
Harper, 4B0J llaltlmore ave. '
William Connelly, 1S1R OlnnnJo at., and
Kadle Merman, 181H Olnnoclif at,
NRtnle blflevla, Bwarthmoro, 1'a , and Itoso
Oulrtrr, TOO Maraton at
William llyrne, llalleton. N. J., and Lola
tal. O30N mains Bun ave
William Hwunc, lsau Kater at nnd
Amanda Hhorea, 181N Temberton at,
Itamond Halnea, 3410 N Howard at and
Nora Marra, 37R3 Oermantown ave.
Jamea Joynea, A8S4 Filbert at , and Itoaa
Jonea, 13a N. n7th at.
Kaatanllnoa Nuetla, 107 MoKtnn at , and
Anna Adomaltla 20(1 Uaaklll at
Edwin Carry. 1045 N. 20th at , and Alice
Oltmnn. 1S41 Maraton at
Jamea Koberta, HatHeld. 1'n , and Hannah
. Martin. Clifton Helihts. Pa
Cliarlca llenneraon. 1413 rcmberton ave.,
Hand Cmma oJhnson, 724.1 1'aachall ave
Stephen Vance, 134U H Juniper at , and
rthoda Colwett, 1843 K. Caldwell at
William OelKer, 3241 N. Newklrk at , and
llertha lloblna. Umehlll 1'lke.
Olive lleaaler, 4827 Wallice at and Eliza
beth Htruenlnir. 4327 Wallace at.
Wlllta Wllllnaton, ml N 10th at , and
MhrrIo Heat, 1104 I'nrrlah at
Oeorgo Naltuahlan, New York city, and
Mnry Uwoyak. 834 N 24th at
William Itoscrn, Mlddteton. 1'a and Maude
Mitchell. Lnrraln. O.
Chrlatopher Del Hoaa. 732 Monlroae
and ArRellna Moore, ln2U Tanker at
Stephen Antczok, 110 Chrlatlati at
Lurn Mai'KUWlcz. 180 Christian at
William Kelah. 3020 Ilrandywlne at
Laura McCoy, H2o N. ISth at
Warren O'llrlen. 8040 W. Lehigh nve
AIlco Toner, 220 N. Vodgea at
Frederick Koater, Jr.. 63t N. 33d at
Katella Hernman. 830 N 20th at
Abraham Welalwrir, 1800 S, Kith at
I'aullne Kandel. 81. Heed at
Charles Douglaae, 24J4 H 20th at ,
at
and
and
and
and
and
and
Ida Keller, 1322 W. Cambria at.
Joeeph Ltpera, 8841 Irlnceton ave. and
Anna Hlmone, 1420 Unity at.
Andreas Lalaen, 83U De Lancey at., ana
Anna Nlelaon, 3013 N. 0th at.
Edward Ilarnea, 2030 , Morels at , and
Neather Waahington, 2030 Morrla at.
Charles Mealkonla. 312 N. Darlon at., and
Anna Wolaltle. 333 N Mnrahall at
Frank Jlyer. Jereey City. N. J., and Har
riet Myera. Jeraey City. N. J.
John Morrleey, 1030 H 17th at., and Ella
Prend-rgnft. 131 Dudley jt.
William Qululry, V, S H Forter. and Anna
Schell. 060 N 11th at.
Joeeph Corlelty, 2J10 H Deachwood ave.,
and Anna McConnell V'JIO Deachwood nve,
John- Kubrak. 2310 Caul at., and Karollna
Koput. 4111 Main. at.
Ilenjamln Alaton, 1331 Kimball at., and
Fannie Faeaett, 1321 Calhnrlna at.
Harry llooz, 0042 lxwuit at., and Joaephlne
Sharkey, B012 Locuat el.
Erneat Armatrong. Canada, and Marlon
llrown, Wilmington. Del
Theodore Wright. 3121 Walnut at., and
Lena Orter. 3012 Lanadowne ave.
Charlea Oulatl. 2031 Urrchlua at., and Helen
Orailane, 2018 Ilrechlua ct
William Fleming. 1838 Spruce at., and Sarn
Simon, 1310 llreen at
John Chrleha. IIS N 18th at . and Janet
Hendrlck, 1833 N. 30th at
Nloholaa Toanera. 818 N. 18th at,, and
Eleanor lllackburn. 023 I.uray at.
Tate (lelchrlat, U02 Mvrtle at., and Marie
Younr, 1213 Falrmpunt ave.
nirhnrd Thompaon, Hprlngflela. Maaa,, and
Maude Morrla. 1328 Alter at.
Joae llarrlonnevo, Areiitlpn Peru, and Lu-
clle Hrlghton, 1820 N. Park ave.
PanamaHatSf"
BtfoetMd. .Tttttkt Lfc-J
an4 TriJ ! " v
atyla. at HpgVJ
aM to Injur r ( -.
hat. V r
JEFFERSON HAT CO. 135 S. 10th
Tho soft, subdued lights the lazy hum
from the street far below the jrcneral air
of quiet the daintiness1 nnd simplicity
nil these things combine to make the Rltz
Roof a very different sort of a Roof Garden.
Its appeal is as distinctive as Ritz Service
and Cuisine.
BROAD and 0iSaaSi
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WALNUT STREETS
TOI'BS
Toi'im
It differs in taste from
ordinary iced tea as no
ticeably as its clear amber
differs from ordinary
tea's dingy brown
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drinks
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jonn
Ainaon at.
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and
1810. Moclultaln,
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ill
PMNBAHtA
Carhnne. 19tn
Joeaph Ingram. 1407 Pemberton ave,
Htelar JnhnMtv 14flT P.mh,rt(M ftv
Henry Walter. Florenca Apt., and Ethel
Taylor, Hotel Waiton.
Mott Little, Dreedtn, O., and Katharine
Smith, 23.14 Oxford at.
William Fetter. 80S TO, Madlaon ati, and
Earl Nowman, 803 K. Madtaon ave.
Albert Detulllo, 1330 H. 18th at, and An-
tolnetta Santarnlo. 1322 S. 17th at.
John Jackaon, 04J Oraya ave,, and Annie
Hell. Charlotteavllte Va.
William Wychoff. 1023 Naudain at,, and
Dlanchn llowlea. 1143 B. 28lh .at. , ..
William llcnch, 3127 Wayne avo nnd Eliza
beth Morrla. 1003 llelmont ave.
Robert Daltzar. Wlldwood, N, J,, and Emily
Kehler. 2828 Stlllman at. .
Max Brian, 2811 N. Franklin at., and Eather
Margolea. 717 Tree at.
Chrlatopher. Farley, liiltl Church at., and
.tine Fnwery, 2l".3 Wnkellnr at. . .. ,
Willis Sadler. Fennagrove, N. J., and Helen
Heath, 3IU0 Drown at.
Timothy M(.arcal, 1723 S. 10th at., and
Anna Shanley, 2344 H, 12th at.
William Lnnfer. 1421 8. 41at at., and Hea
ter Henry. 410 N. rtoth at.
William Chavera. ail N. 38th at., and Ad-
lalne Toole, 0810 Filbert at.
John Itodgera, 1823 Llndenwood at., nnd
ciara Pitts. 3032 nuth at.
William Johnaon. Hover. N. J and llertha
O'Faraw, 1103 Mole at. .....
Nlcolae Dca Couaiu, Tlumanla, and Helen
&;; W, .. -i
mlra Seargle, 3081 N. Bth U'
alter Oenaer, Irfarue laland Navy Yard,
and Gertrude Erbrinjr. 2420 N, Howell at.
William
Tanhef
Edwanl Ou
Jacob Havalakey, ' 403 Noble'
Huckworth, Camcbn, N. Jh
Ouaelcy, 1020 Orlatina at.
lnr.r HM1 K. Kit, - ..A t
Jnwit tfal M nr)(n.w . '
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rnnlca Toth. 834 N. Marshall at.
and
Emma
and Ve-
DR. T. J. BUCHANAN
Francesco raoolla. .1J2 tlov at., nnd ItO'
aina uraaleua, aaiT Uoodman at.
John Hegel, 2483 K, Dauphin, at., and Anna
Waterman, 1030 Marlborough at.
Th,in?" ",Jl'.,.,,U,,.J,,.r' t., and Anna
Wlltlami, 230 Catharine at.
Agaatlno Aldaat, 3028 Mailer at., and Emma
and Lucy
at., and
and Mary
and Eliza-
iiiiiinui.i .av LniiiniinB g(
.gaatlno Aldaat, 8028 Maater at., i
1)1 Kanoaltn. 4034 Kerah Jt
Joaeph llonoflglla, 884 Leaaer at..
Oallo, 4808 Woodland ave.
Oeorgo Taylor. 2813 Mt. tVernon
Fannie Pruor, 2012 Olive at
Atvera Knowlton, 4945 Odgen el..
Charlea Jennlnga, 3443 Irvlncr at., i
beth Wlaalccen, 3000 Willow at.
British Conaul Mlstte. Mayor
Gerald Campbell, newly appointed
nritlsh consul general at this port, made
an official call at tho Mayor's office,
City Hall, this morning, but Mr.
Mooro was absent. The consul general
was accompanied by Hugh Alexander
Ford, new British vice consul, nnd
Colonel John 8. Muckle.
Noted Physician It Victim of Xrty
' Experiments
Dr. Thomas J, Buchanan, formerly
of this city, died at Toms River, N. J.,
yesterday of X-ray burns received in
experiments fifteen years ago.
sixty-one years old.
Doctor Uuchanan was a pioneer in
such experiments to discover the effect
of the rays on mallgnhnt growths. He
was the first physician In tho Jefferson
Hospital to conduct such experiments,
Doctor 'Buchanan practised medicine for
forty years.
Constant exposure to the rays caused
a breaking down of the tissues, com
monly caned -v-ray burns, thus do
volopinjf'n growth that was the direct
cause of his death. The ailment first
affected Ills fingers, first ono and then
others being' amputated, ho becamo
weaker and died.
Doctor Buchanan graduated from Jef
ferson College in 1880, devoting practl
colly his cntiro time to work In the
bospltnl, until about five years ago,
when ho established the Toms River
Hospital, i
He was born in Philadelphia January
12, 1800.
Jamet C. Peaaley
TI wad.. u"M"i. .., juiy it.- .laracs u.
110 waBtreaslcy, sixty years old, "for many
years treasurer or the Chicago, Burling
ton and Qulney Railroad, died at his
homo in Chicago yesterday. He leaves
two daughters, Mrs. P. A. Deland, wife
of a former president of, the Wabash
1 .
L ' ' ' (5
wlfo of J
Railroad, and Mrsj Burlln,
Chlcajgo attorney., '
IVtr. Elizabeth 'U.'warUd'Iff
Washington. .Ti Hi JLS.! V. Vj
beth Lyons Swanson, wife: o7'kS.!Sn
Bwanson, of Vlrglnlo, died lasti
In tho Bwanson home la wJaH.,,!rtvl
Bhe had been ill moiMhana've'a
R. R. Brakarhan Crushad to De.i
Caught betweeri' a locomotive I
freight car, Samuel Hajitechthlrtl kM
years old, a Beading Bai wav Hj8tJ
man, was crushed to tSeath alio SS1
last 'night. The accident cVchrtd10
tho freight yard at Broad BUr..
hill streets. Hantsch IWed in Reading'?1
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Unexcelled equipment. Including Obiervatlon Cara, OleepUif Cari, Dlntaj Cara, Tourlit and Colonlit Care and tnoat modern coache
For all Information. Farce and Sleeping Car reaervatlona, apply to A. B. CHOWW, Pen. Att. Paaicnger Dcpt., 1370 Oroadwar. N. Y.Clty
The Muskoka Lakes
.
The Mptt Delightful of All Summer Retort,
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mere is no more cieiigmrui spot on tho American
Continent than the Muskoka Lakes District The vat.
tlon-eeker na well M the seeker Of rest will tlnd comfon
health and ono bt nature's most beautlfurplayirroun.i.
Fish and game In abundance, 1000 feet elevation
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Ja the Ideal Houto to tho Muokoka LaW 112 miles north of TomA ..
Information, Illustrated descrlptlvo matter, maps, rates, eta. ma.v h? 2'.A11
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MONTETTH HOUSED?" ,
and cold running water: steam heat! 1"
trlo llghta. nooklat. J. O. Btrathdee, Mgr.
Mllford Hay p. Q Ontario, Can.
rrrtAD Wit r Mllford Bar. Cap,
wna ""' 12B iooklett $12
to 2Q weekly. IlAltRY J. nAWYEll.
Ilnla P. P.. Ontario. Can.
New Windsor Hotel, ggVSi
plica. Direct route C. P. II,.' from Toronto.
Mnakoka, Itoaaean P. P.. Ont.. Can,
Rav Vimv Attractively altuated
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Boat-
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Ferndala P. P.. Ontario, Can."
Femdale House Sf'w'cltr.JS0
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view.
Lake
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Bala P. P.. Ontario. Can.
Rose Lawn Lodge By wj.
Mortlmer'a Point P. P., Ontario. Can.
Wingbery House gg"gKftgffr-
Mortlmer'a P. p., Ontntlo. Can.
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Maxon. Manager. rour,,l
Information, Booklets, Etc., Apply Public Ledger Travel
and Resort Bureau ,
AN IDEAL VACATION TOUR
THOUSAND ISLANDS, MONTREAL A CRUISE ON THE
SAGUENAY RETURNING VIA LAKE CHAMPLA1N
AND LAKE GEORGE
Leave Philadelphia by convenient train on Mondays. July 19, Aug 2.
16. 30 to connect with 9 30 P M New York Central train Arrive
next morning Alexandria Boy Thouaand lalanda Spend the day
Pullman berth provided Leave next morning for aall through the
Thoutand lalanda and the Raplda of the St Lawrence Dui- Mon
treal same evening tranafernng to cruising steamer "Cope Eternity"
for Saguenay River crulae.
Then a alx day crulae on the Saguenay with ehore excursions to
Quebec and other points Due back in Montreal Tueadaya, July 27.
Aug 10. 24. Sept 7
Leave aame eenlng by rail for Plnttaburg, tranaferring to Lake
Champlain steamer and sailing from Platteburj the following morn
ing for delightful sail through Lnkes Champlain and George Due
Albany 7 00 P M leaving by night line ateomer for Nw York,
arriving inursaaya July if, Aug li, lb and Sept. V. Return
Philadelphia ts convenient.
to
ELEVEN-DAY TOUR. Inclusive fare, $157.00 up.
$20.00 deposit secures reservation.
THOS. COOK & SON
225 South Broad Street
Philadelphia
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AThousand Thrills of Hesisure
IN this unique all-water pleasure trip every hour has its revelation of
beauty, grandeur and historic interest. Leaving Niagara Falls you cross
Lake Ontario to Toronto; thence to Rochester. Next morning you begin
the journey through the fairy
like Thousand Islands, the
thrilling descent of all the
marvelous Rapids, arriving at
Montreal about 6.30 P.M.,
leaving Montreal at 7 P.M.
The following morning you
behold the ramparts of
Quebec, the most interesting
city in North America.
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down the romantic St. Lawrence
towards the sea, stopping at
charmingly situated Murray Bay
and Tadousac at the foot o'f the
Laurentian Mountains, where are
located.Canada SteamshipHotels,
with golf links, salt water iwim
mingpoo!, etc. LeavingTadousic
you begin the journey up the glor
ious Saguenay with its stupendous
Capes, "Trinity" and "Eter
nity," higher than Gibraltar.
.The return journey is via the
same route, stopping at .all the
points visited on the trip from
Niagara.
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at the important points,
without having to worry
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TORONTO!
Have you seen Quebec?
Have you stood on its ancient battlements beneath the shadow
of its mighty guns ? Have you gazed down the glorious old
St. Lawrence from the beautiful DufTcrin Terrace ? Have
you wandered among its narrow streets and historic houses ?
In these same streets walked cowled and sandaled monks,
gallant men-at-arms, swarthy voyageurs, and the grand dames
of 1760.
.THE RAPID'S
The early voyagcurs ran the rapids
of the St. Lawrence in their bark
canoes. What was formerly a
skillful and dangerous journey is
now an exhilarating and safe
pleasure-trip, because palatial steel
steamers have replaced the bark
canoes of the Indian and the
route is through the same historic
and'picturesque waters.
Look at the map. You can be
gin your journey at Niagara Falls,
Rochester, Toronto, Alexandria
Bay, Montr.'al or Quebec, and
return the same way, arranging
your trip on the steamers so as to
stop off a day at the important
points, without having to worry
about hotel acmmmodation.
July is a glorious month en
the St. Lawrence.
Vor full information cull or
telephone
J J.DALY, Gen. Agt., Canada
.fttenmalilp 1,1 n fa.
34 Whitehall Hlreet, Jfcw York
(Teleph, llowllnr (Ireen 7800) or
Rond two Cents In ntumpH for Il
lustrated man nnd Kul(le."NlaBara
to the Hea," Including rates, etc.,
JOHN F. PIERCE
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Canada Stenmnhlp Lines, Ltd.
lift C. S. L. Building
Montreal, Canada
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