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AFTER VACCINATION
Fatal Infection Starts When
Child Falls and Opens Wound
v Made by Doctor
SERUMS ARE GIVEN IN VAIN
f Edward Anderson, five years old, 810
.Morgan street, Cnmdvn, died rnjly to
iJay'In the West .Tcney Homeopathic
Hospital from tetanus (lockjaw), duo to
a infected vaccination.
The boy was vaccluatcil about three
weeks' ago. The wound was healing
nicely when ho fell while playing and
truck the vaccination, causing It to
open,.
He was taken to a physician at mire
and for a time It seemed that no bad re
wilts would come from the fall, but later
the arm began to swell and then blood
poisoning developed,
Edward was taken to the hospital.
There, for almost n week, the doctors
fought the advance of the dread ailment,
nerum bein'r injected In large quantities
when the dleasc did not yield to the
first treatment.
But he grew wottc steadily nnd yes.
terday his condition became critical. He
was conscious und brave up until the
last hour. Then he became unconscious
and died without speaking again,
Laurcta Anderson, the boy's father. Li
an employo ot tho New York Shlphulld
ing Co.
SAVES BROTHER FROM FIRE
Blaring Pot of Qrease Severely
Burns Man
To tako the chill off hU house at 4711)
Tacony street, Frnnkfortl, Adam
Hutcckt started a fire at 3 o'clock this
morning, and half an hour later he
was in the Frankford' Hospital with
serious burns of the face, hands and
body. mm.
Itutecki and his brother, Tony, re
turned from work before daylight, chill
ed and hungry for some warm food. A
not of grease caught fire, and the flames
spread to Adam's clothing. His brother
beat out the names, or he would have
been burned to death.
GIRLS FLEE FROM HOSPITAL
One Young Woman Climbs Fifteen
Foot Wall In Nlohtg'own
Two girls left the Philadelphia (Jen-
eral Hospital early today over the
eighteen-foot wall, lining their lied
clothing for n rope. One nf them wih
clad only in her night clothing.
The girl who faced the chill uir of
early morning In this scanty garb was
Ifew!e WnlUirs, twenty-two years old.
of .Mansion street near Forty-seventh.
The girl who left with her was Bessie
Cappucion, of Dickinson street above
Twentieth.
The hospital authorities have asked
the police to look for both girls.
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2733 South Cleveland ft'vemie. Is the
commander." "-'-" t
"Tho Philadelphia county committee
will hold its regular October meeting
tonlghfln the Chamber of Commerce
assembly room, Wldcncr Building, Ju
niper and Chestnut streets, at K
o'clock, Commanders of nosts have
RESPONSIBILITIES HEAVY
Harry J. Ireland Post, No. 12&, lt
searching for an Amerlcuu Legion
which it -can adopt and-with whom it
can share its headquarters nt 1010 Arch
street.
Maurlcn Thomas, commander of Ire
land PoBt, said yesterday the members
had cdncluded it was udvisable to In
crease their membership Immediately.
This post has an enrollment of ap
proximately lL'o, and It ought to have
at least 2.10 to carry Its present quar
ters. It I) us fitted out one of the llnvst
clubrnoms of any post In the city, and
It welcomes visits by nil legionaries.
Weathered Storm
On previous occasions the post luiri
felt the plncc of n small membership
and large responsibilities ; but always
It has weathered the, storm and hns
placed Itself in n strong financial posi
tion. This time the leaders, Including
the commander, Ilobert C. Frcl, and
David K.' Mcnuekln are planning a
qnrnlval from which the post will mi
ia n,ia win, tohtot, tf will h carried
over the winter months. It recruits its
members from the Tenth ward J it is mo
recipient of a stand of colors from
Thomas W. Cunningham, who lives in
that ward.
If linn been uupirpsteil to ttlO PORt
Iah.iapu u. u tim-nt A Tnrtipr i
Post. No. 140. mlchl be Interested In , been invited to attend. It will lie nvxt
an nmaleamatlon. This post, at a re- to tno last gathering of the present or
cent meollng in the Salvation Army ganizauon
headquarters, Broad street and fair
mount avenue,' planned for a new home.
A Neighbor Post
Th Turner legionaries obtain their
membership from the Thlrtqcuth and
Fourteenth wards, which immediately
adjoin the Tenth ward on the cast and
north. William .7. Lupton is the com
mander of the Turner Post.
Beginning tonight the Herbert War
rlncr Post, No. 70, will conduct a cur
nival .which will continue for four days.
It will be. promoted by the members
of the post and of the Ladies' Auxili
ary, of which Miss Bertha II. Scott, of
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Pennsylvania, and Its members have
volunteered ,thclr services to convey
speakers to meetings and perform other
work in connection with'tbe presidential
CaK!l Rhvvn nunounccd thflt she had
nn'nolnteil Miss Helen Dougherty
West School lane
rind Mrs". W.-"Morjtn'.
Highland avenue, Chestnut
secretary.
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if Ten
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You Bought Liberty Bonds
To Help Win the War
During the Five Liberty Loan Campaigns
20,000,000
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To-day they arc just as good, in fact better
and arc selling on nearly a 6 basis. Lee
us help you buy them out of your future
earnings and savings on our Ten Payment
Plan.
Call, telephone or write for particulars.
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XMotorTrticks
The combination of Fidelity Motors, Inc., and Arm
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ever been built, and assures them of service that measures
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engineering and construction, combining 12 patented and
exclusive features that are essential to the efficient and
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You will be surprised fjt the striking advantages of
the Armleder. That is why we wajit you to come in and
look it over.
The efficient service we render our owners is equally
important..
Our service station, contains 12,000 square feet. We
employ only the best mechanics, who are expert as well as
courteous. Our service is prompt and efficient and our
charges are reasonable. Among high-class users the ex
pression is, "If you want your car or truck repaired right,
go to 4830 Market and you will get the biggest value for
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If you are looking for transportation efficiency you
should see us.
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FIDELITY MOTORS, Inc.
DISTRIBUTORS
4830-32-34 Market Street
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crj x is wiili ijou again. !
The famous friend of old
made bij the original
process in conformiixj
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Known everywhere -Bulj it
by the case for your home.
Writers cotdtalfyim'fed
to inspect out plant
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, SXLOUIS
WOMEN FORM MOTOR C0RP.S
Volunteer Gervlcet to Convey Speak
era to Republican Meetings
The Pnnyivnnl'a branch of tho Re
publican Women's National Motor
Corps was organized In this city yester
day, with Mrs. Thomas Langdon
Elwyu, of 70:J3 Lincoln .drive, as,
chairman. Tho corps Is affiliated with
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By GEORGE GIBBS
At All llonkxi-lltm
This Is An Applcton Book
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A Series of
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Eye Talks
By Joseph C. Ferguson. Jr.
Our?iextTiilk Wrd.. Oft. 20
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HHItK Is a mechani
cal as well as ft pro
fessional s I il o to
consider whenever
K I a h b e s nre proscribed;
Tho nculliit tho physician
who ejiecln)l In eye trpt
mont Is tire-emlnenlly iiusll
nd to dlngnono Hnd prencrlbe
any trentmrtit nrcsnry for
correcthiK eyo troubln or ill
ttttrn. or deftlvo eypslsht.
If' you need ulnoncm, the oru
lint en rreacrlbo the exact Kind
noeded.
nut whfn this hnR been done
the mnklnc nnd tlttlnn of tho
KtRMeit In of nn entirely dlffrr
cnt niUur from the profeintonal
worK ot tno uocinr wnn rutiuiu
sKiiieu in
such
pntifl to hands
duties.
The llipnlnK optlclnii not
only hue the wjulpment and
machinery for tnaklnit and
mountlnr the lenses properly
hut Is equalW skilled In (IttlnaT
p" adjusting, so that lh cor
ecl results nre assured.
When your eyes need attf
tlon ro to nn oculist. If glasses
arc prescribed, have the pre
scription rilled by a prescription
optlcjan.
Prescription Opticians
6, 8 & 10 South 15th St.
We Do .Npr,, Examine Evtf
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You'll regret It If you do, for
wc have "nomethlnp; up our
Blecvc" na regards prices nnd
values in
Men's & Boys'
CLOTHING
and wc will spring it when wc
open our new store next Fri
day. Walt und tell your wife
about it, for wc shall also have
a complete line for women,
misses, boys and girls. And
.we're going to make the buying
easy, too. There won't be a
lot of red tape, either. Jusl
make a small first payment
and we will open for you a
Charge Account
on the easiest kind of
Weekly Payments
No old styles here, mark you,
for this is a new shop with an
entirely new stopk.
FRIDAY
Yoii Have a Date at
DAILEY'S
COR. NINTH and MARKET
(Over Palace Jewelry Shop)
Entrance: 4 North Ninth St.
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HEATERS MIXERS ENGINE-SETS VACUUM PANS TIN CONTAINERS
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TANKS ENGINES AUTOCLAVES ALCOHOL UNITS AIR COMPRESSORS
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MOTORS DIGESTERS EVAPORATORS RECTIFYING UNITS HYDRAULIC PRESSES
ICE MACHINES
BOILERS
TP-1677 Three 520 HPB&W
Boilers for 250 lbs. pressure, 3 steam
drums 42 in. x 20 ft. 5 in., 21 sections
of 124 in. tubes, 18 ft. long. Steel
Headers with or without stokers
and superheaters. NEW.
'CG-410-A Four 600 HP B 8s W
Boilers, for 200 lbs. pressure. 3
steam drums 42 in. x 20 ft. 3 in.
long,' 21 sections of 14 4in, tubes,
10 ft. long. Complete with Detroit
stokers. A. S. M. E. Code., NEW.
CG-400-I Four 250 HP Franklin
(water tube) Boilers for. 150 lbs.
pressure. 1 steam drum 66.in. x 22
ft. 0 in. 145 3 in. tubes, 17 ft.
. long with rocking grates. NEW.
CG-253-A Three 230 HP B 8b W
Boilers, for 160 lbs. pressure. 2
steam drum 36 in. x 20 ft. 4 in. 108
4in.tubes,18ft.long. Good condition.
CG-294-One 5 1 7 HP Stirling Boiler,
for 150 lbs. pressure) 3 steam drums
42 in. x 17 ft 429 3 lA in. tubes.
CG-356-G Four 512 HPClass"5"
No. 26 Stirling Boilers Butt Strap
160 lbs. pressure, used two years.
CG-356-H-Four 600 HP Edgemoor
Boilers used two years -200 lbs.
pressure.
CG-356-I Four 600 HP Edgemoor
Boilers used two years, 200 lbs.
pressure.
TP-1678-AB, Three 333 HP Stirling
Water Tub.e Boilers, 125 lbs. pres
sure complete with heaters, piping,
breeching and stacks.
ICE MACHINES
TP-440-M Two 25 tonYork vertical
belt driven 9x9 in. with immediate
connections.
TP 1651 -A One 40 ton steam
driven Triumph horizontal 10x24 in.
engine 12 x 42 in., with high side.
DP-30 Five 58 Ton Frick, ver
tical 13 x 20 in. engine with im
mediate connections.
DP-31 One 90 ton York, vertical
steam driven, 14x20x21 in; with
immediate connections.
JK-3007 Two 250 ton York, De La
Vergne, horizontal, high speed, 18 x
24 in. Uniflow engine 23 x 24 in.
TP-1664-E Ono 200 ton De La
Vergne, horizontal cross compound
16 x 30 in; engine 21 x 42 x 30 in.
TURBO-SETS NEW
GC-440-F One 500 KW Horizontal
Allis-Chalmers unit, 140 lbs. pres
sure, 480 volts, 3 ph. 60 cy. 3600
RPM, direct connected exciter,
switchboard and motors.
CG-440-E-One 300 KW Horizontal
Kerr-Allis-Chalmers unit, 140 lbs.
pressure, 480 volts, 3 ph. 60 cy. 3600
RPM with switchboard and motors.
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If you require additional manufacturing
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cheap power and fully equipped with
neceiiary machinery for many different
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Address: Plant Site Dept.
TURBO-SETS USED
CG-397-C One 2500 KW West
ihghouse unit, 225 lbs. pressure 550
volt, 3 ph. 60 cy. 1200 RPM.
TP-897-C One 300 KW, 2400 volt,
3600 RPM, Westinghouse turbo
generator. Includes condenser,
vacuum and circulating pumps.
CG-299-1500 KW 11,000 volt, turbo
generator, Curtis. Complete in itself
but without auxiliary equipment.
CG-248-A One 2250 KW, 2300
volts.' Curtis gen. set vertical type,
900 RPM 3 phase, 60 cycle.
CG-248-B One 1,000 KW Curtis
Turbo Gen. Set., vertical type 1200
RPM, 3 phase, 60 cy. 2300 volts.
CG-322 One 500 KW Vertical
Curtis unit, 2300 volts, 3 ph. 60 cy.
Including Wheeler surface con
denser switchboard;
CG-397-B One 400 KW Parsons
Westinghouse unit, 150 lbs. pres
sure, 2300 volts, 3 phase 60 cy. 3600
RPM, with Wheeler Surface con
denser. TP-1 117-1 One 100 KW Horizon
tal General Electric unit, 150 lbs.
pressure, 2300 volts, 3. ph. 60 cy.
3600 RPM.
CG-387 One 100 KW Curtis unit
125 volts, DC, 2400 RPM with Le
blanc condenser.
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Diesel G. E. set600 volt 3 ph. 60 cy.
One Complete Sulphuric Acid Plant. 45 to 60
tons at 100. R2304, with 2 Glens Falls,Rotary
sulphur burners for 35,000 lbs. brimstone burned
per 24 hrs. A highly economical plarnv Volume
300,000 cu. ft.
Two Complete Pulp Mill Unit .8. With prime
movers, digesters, diffusers, etc., with steel
buildings suitable for Kraft or Sulphate pulp
manufacturer. New, never used.
Former Government Chemical Plant. About
400,000 sq. ft. floor area. Power plant, chemical
equipment, railroad siding, etc. Location: Middle
West.
Complete Sulphuric Chamber Plant. 150 tons
of 60 acid per 24 hrs. New, latest construction.
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