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liViiMiSli jfUBLll) iluJJUJi-U iHiLAi)J!LiJHiA, MONDAY, MAKOM ill, 19:51
DRIVER S BEATEN
TAXICAB BATTERED
Fivo Passengers Assault Quaker
City Employe and Slash
Car's Upholstery
THREE SUSPECTS CAUGHT
A taxlrab chauffeur wns benteu no
rely carlr twliiy bj five ratrnm, wlm
then Ftfllo hii nmohtn. Thrw ef (h
alltgetl flvnlliiiits tp onpturrd nn
hour later after iili(M IitI fired at
them.
Tho fip 'ncn ensnged a Quaker Clt
Tntlcnb Co.'h ri nt Rlnenth nnd
Vine strt-ftM nt 12.0." o'clock thU morn
Inr iifd lii'tuictnd (teorcc Itnlbow,
tmrt-t'o rar old, fil".'t Spruce
ttrec't, the oliniiffnir, to drive to Osontr.
avenue ami linings dtret
When 'lint point hih rcnebed one of
the men struck Hnlbo'v with a blunt
Instrument The othor bent the Phntif
feur with their tiN IPiIlmw wa
drficxrd into the street ant lett lyitij:
there, wiitie iin
the enb
icwerlntr the call, p.ied the stolen tnxl-
ran on i.imruun 'vikc. nniiioT "
tnken to the Hnnneinnnn lUnplul.
At 1 '.'lO o'clock tliN tnornliiB Street
Hcrgennt Mnhotier nnd 1'ntrolineli
Hhennnti untl MoNnlt) wiw tie men
nrnr it wroi'ked tnxirnh nt Seventeenth
nnd t'eurl treet. The wlndown of the
cab Inn! been onritdird and the Interior
uphoMer, hud been cut to ribbon".
The men tied when the police ftp
nroaebed The Merceant nnd nntrolnien
fired noeral ebot after the futflfhci
nnd iMliftht three nicn who described
themidvi as John (lallen. Callow hill
vtreet near Kleenth: .Wcph llrown.
Winter -treet tienr Tenth, and Ullll.im
Crawford, Clifton street near Vine.
The "tispertH were taken to tUf
Twentieth and Uuttonwood Mrecls. "ta
tlon, where n police "filer" had bwn
recelveil, deyi-rlblnK the nttrtek on ltfll
tow THe prUoners were taken to the
hospital t'olleo irtj the Injured chauf
feur identified tlm wmpecta. Th will
bo arraigned today In the Twetitj-m-ond
otreet nnd Hunting I'nrk inenuc
station before Manlctrnfe Trice.
llalbow wan cut neverely on the head
and face and haft Cuts and brtiJurH of
the bod) He whh able to ro to the
ulntlnii house to teatif against the ac
cused nun
Patrolman Prevents Suicide
.Inhn Delink en,
THIEVES GET $850
F
ROM GARAGE SAF
E
old, of llMll Iloone street, jumped into
the .Mannjtink oftnnl In nn effort at huI
clilc Inst nlsht and was rescued by l'a
jallants diose ofT with I tmlmnn tllll. of the Mnnjiytnik Htntlon.
l)e Haven said he had been drinking
f i.i tnrnin, M,..in M,u, wf'nnil wiisii t resnoiiKible for IiIk actions.
the Itranchtown station, heard the He took Ills dip Into the canal nt Lev-
chauffeur s ian lor neip aim gnu open 10 't"k miwi
the injured man tSmltli sumnionul tnc
Itranchtown patrol which, while an-
Strong Box Blown Open With
Nitroglycerin and Con
tents Rifled
CLOTH THEFT THWARTED
Yegnmen entered tho garage of the
Olrard Motor Service Co., IW North
1'hnenth street, blew open the safe with
nitroglycerine nnd escaped with 30(1
early yestenla tnornlna.
The service station Is operatcl bj
Abraham V Hell nnd Samuel llarabiim.
It Is directly ncros the street from
Alnclitrate Neff'rt oflicn and 1m in an
unusually frequented neighborhood.
I'ntrolmnn Klslirr. of the Klalltli and
.lefferson streeta station, pahslnif the
I'uriiitc. notlccil the dnor was open.
twenty-eight years Switching on the electric' lights. 1") M
In n moment that tnc sate nnu ncen
"crnekeil.
The proprietors of the plneo were
Miinmnnrd. Tlie told the police fhey
bad left the almp nt about lOiHO o'clock,
leaving tho week's collection In the
snfe, together with some money raised
to meet n note which was about due,
N'o nttempt hud been made: to tamper
with nnv of the motorcars stored In the
xitrnge, but the thieves had tnken time
to go carefully through the opened mfe
Three rticn were captured lj the
police rarl estordaj morning piling up
bolts ol' cloth and handing It to one of
their miinixr outside the windou of a
tailor shop at l'J'Jf) West Mnj.itncndng
nxonue. Tlie prisoners gave their names
as .man .Alcunrvey nnd tleorae iloyiitou,
Thirteenth nnd Shtink streets, and John
Mornn, Thirteenth street near Wolf.
The tailor shop Is owned by Jamfa Oen
tlle. The capture of the men was made bv
l'ntrnlmcit Mcl'loske.v and Jordan, of
the Fourth street nnd Snyder nvcntie
station. An automobile standing n
b'oek away was Identified by tho police
as belonging to the men arrested.
The home of Nathan Hcliletslnger,
S'i7 Heed street, was rilled by thictert
on Saturday night when the family was
out nt a motion-picture house. Cloth
ing and Jewelry valued nt ?3."H) was
tnken.
Twenty automobiles, valued In the
aggregate at .ViA.flflO, were reported by
the police n stolen In this city between
hours of H , in, Kiiiiiiiiuj i i' i
p. in. jestenlny, 'iweie nnii nctn re
tins linnrs of H
n. in. trslorilnv
covered by midnight Inst night,
MAN CUT AND ROBBED
Two
8U8pccta Arrested and Held
Without Datl
Joseph Campbell. Negro, thirty -Vlx
years old, (17(1 Ilalley street, was
slashed about tho head nnd neck with
a rriitor wielded b) two bandits who
held him up nt Thirty-ninth street nnd
SLICK
HER UP
all over (or tile
K.on H.ne 3, our
boat start out looking her very
Nothing will ilo It llkn paint.
thing tor a. Uoat
F.VANDERHERCHEN'S SONS
7 V. Water Mrrrt. I'hlliidrliihls
Mi tht Styn of the Holt"
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Any-
COAL
Do we serve you?
We Handle Only the Very
B
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240 Lb. to Every Ton
For 35 Years
'Vs Serve You Right
OWEN LETTER'S
SONS
A Yard That Hat So EifVti
Trenton Ave. and
Westmoreland St
ndl rrnnUford ItM
Rfyslnnr E(M
JOIN GEO. KELLY'S
EASTER SUIT CLUB
NOW FORMING
$1.00
A WEEK
will droit yon in
fino Hand TU
lored Suit for
EASTER
Thi . Advertise
ment ii the only
introduction you
need.
Join tomorrow
on your noon
hour and save a
$5.00 Bill
en your
Easter Outfit
j-ou cannot call, tvritm u;
U' will call at your home.
Your Credit's Good
GEO. KELLYS
12th and Walnut Sts.
2330-32-34 N. Front St.
1816-18-20 Atlantic Are.
Atlutie Chy, N. J.
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Curb That Cough
nllh HpUtn' Cnrtii lOi-inrcK.
lilrh iirmnpll rtml rttnrtrtt
rrll"c ihiIO In th tiinl. An,
ohrnnlc or ttitAffnul i nurtUn ami
nfffiMlnns of tli thrnnl sn,1
il(. A llniff-Ualril formula,
which him urnun Jusll ruinous
'JSc ti. nnrt mini only b
LLEWELLYN'S
I'hlliJtli'liU'n Stnn4ird Drue
Wore
1518 Chestnut Street
I'nsttMld to aT A4rtf.
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MAURICE SPECTOR, Pre..
1310 Chestnut Street
4,iifB?
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WmFi yMnS JLf
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JkmTfTf i -4fm lhi,rK.,ilMt
mr I Drawn J fj
f Li frotn the LI r
fa Frocks El
f on Bate 1
w Tomorrow v
An, Eastertide Sale
of Frocks
For Tomorrow, at
34-00
I I ! .MlfcSll.
Every Individual Garment Worth
49.S0 59S0
Daytime and Street Dresses of TJco
tine and new Picot Twills, heavy
Crcpes-de-Chlne, Taffetas, Canton and
Pussy Willow Crepes. Also Dinner
Dresses lacy and filmy. Embroidered as
is the mode and embellished with true
artistry. All sizes and a fine host of
styles.
None C. O. D. All Sale Final.
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The store of MaePonuld & Campbell, Kt34-36 Chestnut Street,
is one of Philadelphia's leading haberdasheries. They have some pur-
t I l-. Al.te . S. lnrh4
tiouiariy liueresuin; inmgs iur uiioHii.
&Z&rrymhs g&cpim, i
HERE of late I've met many of
Philadelphia';, fair bndes.-t.o-be
at the atoro of .1. Frunkhn
Alilter, lor i-nesiiiuv oum.. .,
teem to have diritovered that the
easiest way to furnish a kitchen is
to turn oneself loose in a house-
furnKhlnt: store that has succedea
I In securing all the newest and most
i useful kitchen utensils and labor
saving devices that one has pictured
t ,i, I-.- ....tutii.tr fvttm in nnn k imiuem iiiiy-uiuinun. um; v
Vttrth the assurance the most -tisfactory thing, about
that eerv detai of us uniform purcnasinir mu a '""' """". "'
m ho rnrr,,.t. This lepartme.it Miller's i, that price, arc no higher
enjoys a gieat and eer increuing
patronage among the most discrimi
nating owner.-, of tars. You will
find chauffeurs' suits and top-coats
there, ranging in price from ?35
to ?60.
ERE'S h rorking suggestion for
THERE is rettll no necessity for
having our ohauiTeur', outfit
tailored to "measure when he can
obtain such ,i remaikaWy well-made
and perfect-fitting suit and top
coat in the department devoted to
automobile apparel at the btoro of
MacDonald & Campbell, 13:14-36
Chestnut Stieet. It Is such a relief
to feel that one can end one's
chauffeur to MacDonald & Camp
- I Ihnn ..1..,. uliot P TnilfHl 1C ' Tlt'II
found things rlunper inert .him iney
nil cinl, rcllabli' nrtlelen wlil'h n
oven- bride-to-be knows or elioulfl
knoM, urn tho most economist an
wa end to Miller's for the HrUle'n
I.lRt of Kltrhen KurnlshlngM It In full
of helpful Bugjcstlonn.
H
ATT
kets of Fruit' Have you seen those
on exhibit this week at their store
on Broad Street, below Chestnut?
I know you'll Hgne with me that
they ure truly exquisite, thesn hand
painted baskets with their gor
geously colored fruits so artistically
arranged. Such a eift. even aside
irom its appeal on account of its propnatc gifts.
ITER one hn spent many
eary hours cudgeling ones
brain for suggestions as to new
and original wedding gifts, one
usually decides quite naturally and
quite properlj upon silver. B rea
son of its usefulness, its beauty, its
it has earned for itself
permanence,
lusiiousness, is certain to please aH
well by its beauty For, where else
would you find the most perfect, the
most luscious, the most colorful
products of the world's orchards
nd vineyards than in one of Hal
lowell's Glft-Raskets of Fruit? Per
feet delivery to nny point within
1000 miles of Philadelphia
a place at the top of the list of ap-
natc gilts, iicro oi late we ve
adopted the safe and sane course in
buying wedding silver that is,
we've ascertained in some way if
the bride-to-be has a preference for
a certain pattern of flat silver or
for a tea or dinner service of a par
ticular design. Then we've asked
Bailey. Banks & Blddlo Companj to
keep a list of tho silver purchased
g
a mirir.
anteed. Prices runge from ?5 to $25 I foi that particular iirKie-to-be so
nH nnwnrH th"'t duPlloatlon Is avoided It n a
anu upturn. i moBt natlnfactory way of buying ucd-
IF YOU'RE contemplating the
purchase of silk stockings or
socks, either for your own use or j
for Easter gifts, I've particularly'
good news for you today. Scott A:
Hunsicker, 108 South Thirteenth
Street (just below Chestnut), are I
having a sale, beginning todaj
which vou really shouldn't miss. 1 1
can vouch for the wealing quality
of their silk stockings and I've found '
the storo a really delightful plate in
which to shop. I enn assure ou, .
too, that these are real bargains. I
Mn' muimlrnst rotton wwks In black, .
white and colors time been rediutd
from to centM to 2S iento a p.ilr,
$2 86 h dozen Mens imre silk and
!lk and lialo ti from $1 to 5 'J eents
a Wlr, 3 IS Vj dozen WomUl K
11 76 silk Ktoeklnirs .ire nou Jl 4u a
'ding slher
THIS matter of dressing on n lim
itcd income involves, as many of
us have discovered, careful attention
to the preservation of our clothes.
A gown, which seems hopclos-sl)
stained after one's otherwise charm
ing partner has accidentally drop
ped an ice cream fork upon it, re
vives wonderfully under the gentle
ministrations of a reliable cleaner.
I can safely recommend to my
readers the work of Barg, cleaner
and dyer, 1113 Chestnut Street He
will call for any article which you
desire to have cleaned or ded, and
deliver it to you when the work is
finished. You'll be glad to know
that he cleani kid gloves very cure
pair, S IR n.eii iin.1 women i a , ,.,,.., toot,e way 7ou like to have
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VL I1 -55 rZ v1-; TDT Priced
X tfs- "J? $150
Victrola XI
c popular
models
ti
Victor records are a part
of Victrola instruments
Just as much as the sound-box and stylus and tone-arm.
Each separate part combines to bring about the perfect
result, and the records as well as all other parts are speci
ally made to be used on Victrola instruments
Victor records and Victrola instruments are scientifically
coordinated in the process of manufacture. In making
records the great artists give unsparingly of their time,
and efforts, working together with the Victor scientists and
craftsmen who are thoroughly skilled in the art of sound
reproduction.
The result is fully evident when you play Victor records
on Victrola instruments. It is only by using
them in combination that you get such life
like reproductions which meet the approval
of the artists themselves.
Victrola instruments $25 to $1500.
Vi ctr ola
RCO-U.0. PAT. OPT.
HIS MASTERS VOICE"
raauiPATorr
Tills trademark and the tradematled
word"Victrola"ldentlfyallourproducu
Look under the lldl Look on the label j
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO.
Camden, N.J.
Victor Talking Machine Co.,Camden,N. J.
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l.nnrnsler nvrnne eiirlv jestenlny. The
lilahwnvinon. who were Necrors, ioolfij
Oiimpbell's uuteli nnd ?5 nnd esenpnl.
'Die victim was taken to the Prcsbj
trrlnn Ilopltn1.
Patrolmen Farmer nnd ltrns, of the
Forty-first atreet and T,anontrr nvcntie
slntlon, yrstrrdny nrrcslrc) l0 NVi,.
glvlnic their namcH us Arthur MuV,vI
nnd I-ron Mlddlftnn. Haverfor.1 mIZL
nenr Merks street, in roiineetlnn WlN
the holdup. At a lienrlnR before M
Istrnte Ktevenson tftc men were Vii
wlthoiitbnli for a further henrlng.
"Atmosphere"
When words cannot be found to convey certain
intangible or subtle ideas, the national advertiser
turns to the artist.
The artist may be necessary for involved tech
nical illustration, but his highest value is in creat
ing "the proper atmosphere."
In the absence of a Charles Dickens, words may
be lacking to convey tlie eager relish that Cushman
Parker brings to you through the faces of delighted
children.
The grace and elegance of a certain silverware
may not be easily expounded, but Franklin Booth
creates for it an atmosphere that is compelling.
There is a world of opportunity as yet unrealized
in the art of advertising.
When you start start right. The cost of the
very best artist is so infinitely small, divided among
so many readers as to be wholly negligible ; while
the effectiveness and profit in each case, multiplied
by millions of readers, is enormous.
Acfvcrfififii sxjee in the Buttorick publications
fa for sale through accredited advertising agencies.
Butterick Publisher
The Designer
($2.00 a Year),
The Delineator
($0.60 a Year)
be
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8TKAMHHII' NOTICK
BTKAMBHIP NOTIfWI
VISIT EUROPE NOW
WHITE STAR LINE
fciiw tobk trvEnroor,
Marantic Apr. Il
Celtic Apr. SIApr. SOJMnr 28
.All. IB Mr 14 untie II
NEW VOllK .ClIKIUIOfJItn SOUTHAMPTON
Crdrle
AdrlMlr Apr. OlMny 4Olympl Apr. 30My UMnn.1
NTiW TOKK ami IIOHTON AZOIlfcH (J Mill ALT An NAPI.K8 (1KNOA
Canopli- Apr. SOH'retlc .-. .- Mar 11
rillLAIIiri.l'HIA I.IVKM'OOI
Hitrrrford Apr.22Jun 3 Jnlr 1
AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE
Philadelphia ItambqrK
Triumph Mnr. St
Ileranof ..Apr. Ii
X. T Plymouth, Vherhonrjr, Antwerp
l'lnliinil Mar. JdlApr. .11
I.aptanil pr. 2Mar 7
nrnnnland Apr. llMar It
Zetland Apr. lMa7 2I
NEW YORK TO HAMnUllO
nlllKCT rlHRVICK
Mlnnehahda....Mur. 31 (lid cl ontr)
Mnrtrhnrla Apr. HIMny 20
Mongolia Apr. zn 4nne u
New Trlplo Screw 17,200 Tons.
rniiniieipmu i.nerpooi
Weat Tni-nok Melt
TMln,1elnliln 41lnilKOlT
Went Taeook.Mnr. 2flOatfchaJ . .Apr. IB ' Hchledyk. . . .Mnr. !t(lfioeldli Apr. t
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARJNE COMPANY
Paenjrr Offlee, 1310 Walnut St., Fhlla,. Freight Olnre, IO-414 llaume lllile., Vhll.
l'lilln.-llnnihnrr-Danililt T.lbaa
Hamlanil . . .Star. 2AUoth!and ....Apr.)
Philadelphia Antwerp
Maeldiinw ..Star. SUA Hfrnmer ..Apr.St
ATLANTIC TUANMPOHT MNI5
Philadelphia London
Machlnair ..Mar, 3lMnhnpMe ...lpr.lt
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Plfir.ADKf.PHtA JtOTTHItnAM
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., INC.
"Ship By Water"
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND, SEATTLE and VANCOUVER
S. S. WILLSOLO (ex Cajacet) March 29
S. S. WILLFARO (8000 Tons) April 18
S. S. WILLI'OLO (8000 Tons) May 8
8. S. WILLHILO (11,000 Tons) May 33
Receiving Pier 31, South. Phila.
Tor ratea and particulars apply
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
Hi Drrtrl flulldlna;, Cuiilom llonne l'laco
llell I'lionei Ixmbard MRS
y71vy
f fit ilVBa
tniw
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Regular Express, Passenger
Freiflrht Service
N. Y. lo Rio it Janeiro, MonteJea, Boenoi Aifl
H. S. Ht'llAN. 17,000 Ions (a) J'Ml 1
H. K AKOf.tH. 21.000 on (a :,,A.rr" i
b. H. MAOTflA WA8I1INOTON. 15 000 ton (b) Mnr t
Bleoiiicr. of II. H. Hntppltia Roan!
mi itrst, sreonn ana intra eiaas.
(01 i'lrat ana sccona class.
Tor rate and nirtleutara BDDtr
lo any Paanrnaer Airmrr or to
Munson Steamship Line
82-92 Beaver Street. New York
.:. Drexel Building, Philadelphia
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CUMMINS LINES
U. S. Shipping Board Steal Steamer
Reg-ular Fraljht Servlca
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
SS "SHORTSV1LLE" March 25
PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM
SS "BONNIE BROOK" .Loading
For space and rates apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th St., Phila., Pa.
Lombard 4127-4128.S467 1 Main 1348
UNITED AMERICAN
LINES
INCOni'OKATED
JOINT SERVICE WITH
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LINE
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG
SSKERESAN April IS
SSSUDBURY April 26
TJIKOIXIIl H1LIJH OK f.AIlMl VIA
1IAMI1URO IBSlltni TO AM.
Scandinavian and Baltic Port
BATKH AND TOTITIIKR I'AnTICO-
1VNRH OV AI'PfM'TfON TO
INTERNATIONAL
FREIGHTING
CORPORATION
Ufjtte Bldr. Tel. Lombard 3633
UNITED AMERICAN
LINES
INCOHl'OKATKD
Freight Traffic Department
30 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
TKLEl'llONKl WHITEHALL 10t0
327 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
CHICAGO
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA to
Gothenburg, Copenhagen,
Chrlitianla, Reval and Stockholn
U. S. Mall Steamer
U afl.B.3. a Marg-ufl. About ' Mr. Jl
AT HlllPI'IMU IIOABD RATES
Throuah Illlli toanwlu
Dlrret aalilnis for all HcandtnatUa ail
lliilllo rorta ai earao en'; ,
SEAGER STEAMSHIP CO., la
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
nilLA. AOBNTfl
308 Chestnut St . .
Tii,nr,l IS17.T..9 Main lLi
-as
Papor Boxm
and Mailing Tube
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam
Am.S S "Kametlt" Now 1?
Am.SS.'"Che.ter Klw.nii ..y
About Apr. '
(A Steamer to Rotterdam & Ant
werp about March 24.
aufllclent cargo olftnh
W. J. Grandfield & Cfc
Phlladelphtu "" '
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H0ETTLBC0.
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H c?oen , tnee
ll I'uir, u r '.- - -
done.
BBliiilinliHilnllMhiiii
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