MEOTNg ''ptfkrJXT tEb(SEiMffiEti''lilir,'M(iNDAY, AMttti'iL 1921
V
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MS WIFTS'ASHES' n
Banker Is Dead
Husband Cremates Body, as
She Asked, but Delays
Scattering to Winds
HER SUICIDE EXPLAINED
r if l.nnlM Shnttuck
Th "'":'' ir,iin.1Mii1iln roflrtj
Adm '"' ' utcl .nlflfln nt Ln
Wllitll. """,,, ColUnrnln vie lit
'J"' T" r. .. ot Vnttr- 0(1 to 11.0
!'', ":."' .i,r hml rr-niteMr.l of lior
tin? -
'bnni1.. -niin,.p. the jmiiiB "Mint- to
"f;;ri. Wnllnrr
Itli.v
fll.Il.l.ildlilnti tl'HM
.. ..aiiin - ii i ill 1 1 r-I 1 1 II I 11 1 1 ni
.Imtii tl" "."."' .,".'. i ,.!
.b."-;,1' ',,;:;;, -MinV,,,;:
m. kin I II-"'" . . .i it '
'"".i... In ii n i n nr til" rnn
h" l'0 M '";.... .. innr. nr until
lIV VIM
!ferwi'-
cremated .w " ; . f ... )Ip
.J.r'Vlint Mr Wnllnro nml other inetii
" I the fnnillv. Includlnc Mrs. Wnl
K'tMhliVn. l.n.! k-ft San DIoro
t.,.(i'ii two nniii'j ......
Stnriln for the Lnst.
WAlltloiinl Iteht lid
- dm rmnutirr of tl
iwn the roinniirr
nlso
fell
tells of the
in love with
MAax,
CAIN
PARENTS
BACKED BY FRATS
Greek Loiter Societies Engage
Counsel and Will Support
Suspended Youths
LEGAL RIGHTS ARE INVOLVED
4& BILJlr 1 LEAVE PHILA.
iosy Enough lo Take Them Apart, but They Vow It's Soma
10 GREET CARDINAL
IMnco. CMtj
Job to Put Thorn Together Again
Mjx&LiAit4&.ii?s..xxeuxtutia
HOWARD N. (SKAHAM
Hunker nnd rliiliinan dies at
ChrMnut IIHI IIoiiip
been thrown
ho I'lilliiuVlphiii
.i i ....mitn .inittir innni'
lilniY nin tllf iinmiiim- ...", r. .....
Wit"1" .. f ..Invnll Illil'IIW tvllll'Il
by tllP UITOl-i. " '
l'VMIni'p natnl hit verses in n Htrnp
. V"",,.i,ri Went Murine tiln nnvnl
"'. "" ".",. ,i' .nr l liiin ho
Wn vr "oi ;.. ..ior .i... .mo.
I'A Sailor I.OR.
m peroniu mm.
manner '"". .,w ,,. ...i.i,,.. ,)f
Mm .UIIIll" " , Vi... ..I
.ilium .,., until iiftoi.
Another. entttlel "To 'i. ,,.nV1,,',".s
fohate been liwplwl V halluces
Slwnlnit U.vp for the older womnn. It
'""a iim I in jonilfr flr.
A Hondtr flKiiro utmutlnB theie
tvitti oftet ey
., th sofint hair
Who ilirei the nnmen rexenglnit fire
Wnllaeo n n lirotese of Mr. AiImiiih.
ind Hte.1 for time In tlio IiIb Ailnins
Some nt Nnvnhno nveiuio and Mermaid
lane St. Martlii.
llrr relatives diniprovnl of lier
nnrrlaee lo Mr. Wnllnrn is .U to hate
fiwl Mr-. Wnllnrr'f. sulrlde. She
as much older thiin her sim- hus-tind
HITS "POLITICAL BRAINS"
California" Declares Business men
Should Run Industries
Hie imlilirnl brain vol; iopulnnl .
Iliirefnn n mi. not properly iiinnilRo ur
(l.n lo llier Male .-.eillliur nenrm-
Cnr'Ki iclii i anioinir.. ihm i .
anniMre--liefo'i the I'ri-liyt 'linn mill -
MeralliH i 1 Willi1 Woimuj ineeuiij- in
Willier-p lull .Mr. aiiwriKiii
Hicke ur ' lioil's .n of fnnipensa
tion ' , , , .
Pi iiiinii.ss liriiui si'"U service.
he 'inn anil lieriiue o dial it tin run
lii'Iti-tr pioperl " The speaker said
Hint vie'' I' a In 'be l.esi-dnturo lie
Ma in fin or oi piiiuiiK noun me inin-
tah-i nnd ii Kins M'si-taiion iiivoriiic
lalni Inn sinio then his mens lime
ihans''il
TEXTILEJEN TO DINE
Jarr$ A. Emery Will Discuss Laws
Pending Thrdughout Nation
JHibi r i.f Hie I'hiladelpliin Tevtilc
JlinufniiiiM i Assiiplniiun iill nttend
the Miniiiiitniiil d'nner of tlie nuiiintinn
t. le lielil in tlio Mnnufaetiirers' Club
inls I'leiiin f'liarlt's .1. Wobli, presi
i 'n ni llu ii puliation, iiill preside and
Ja.,i s Linen, of Washington, will
in. u, t . lecislittive, adiiiiniMrative
lud 'thin li mil lii-io- of the da .
I nin ii.iKi ulio hnic been invited
t .Tn .li V loiilnei. eliuirinan i
I' uiii. nnd meiiiis I'jinmitto" of the
lliiu.e ul 1!. i leseutiilivi i-; Colonel .tolm
1' Wen I i'iili nianiifaetiirer : lien
era V Atterbui.l. vieo president
' in l'i iinsilinnia Itnilroad. ami
Cliariv- ( n'vi.'ll piesideiit of tlie Corn
l.v iiani Han.
Deaths of a Day
HOWARDS. GRAHAM
Banker and Clubman Dies Suddenly
In Chestnut HIM Home
Tlownrd S. (Iinhiiin. Iinnker and
broker, died earl.i yeslerday moraine
in his home nt 'Jfl.'l West Chestnut nve
mic. Chestnut Mill Death mine with
out uni'iiine, ns Mr. liraliam was np
p.yentl.i In tlio best of health.
As senior member of the firm of
(irahaui, 1'imons & Co , 111." Chest
Inipoitant developments nie exported
oilnj in the ease of the Camd'ti IIIrIi
Sehool students Mi'iieniled lnt week
froui all veluiol aetlvilies. sate study.
I by their principal. Miss Clara Stoitnrl
i Itnrroiish, beeauo of thelt membership
I in (Jreek letter "frnts."
The parents of the sis)ienin,l jouth.
lho delivered an ultimatum to the
l principal last Krldni demandine the
I lostnrnlion of their sons lo their "full
riehts ami prixlleces' in the sehool.
! hate not reeeiveii nliy .eplv to their let
ter nnd plan a meetlns tniKlit to take
iii'tion on the flintier.
KinleniUles Kitp i,te Counsel
A committee rcprescntine the nllied
tireek letter ttaternltios of Philadel
phia, incensed at the iemnks of the
principal, terming nil fraternities "im
moral and vlt'intiH," has retained eoun
sel In tlio ease and expects tn join
hands with the Cnnulon families at the
conference. Mloomtield I .mint. IMtt
fterlilev street. srcrellilM of the Temnb
t'nlverit.v Alumni .'.ml n iiipiiiW of
main "fiats," as cliaiiiiiMii of il
minimi too. has ileninnded a reirnelion
oi lier stateinenls from Miss ItiirroiiRli.
The eiiinmitleo Iiih retained as louiisel
llenrj I.. Selilmpf. .Ir . an alloinei in
tlie Comuiouivcnltli 1'iust Itiiildine. and
Kdiilii t!. Scoiel. of ( 'ninileii. a son ot
f the pleas of
lTrnnris Itoean. nn assistant road i
foreman of etiRlnet) tor the ItondliiK
Itnilu-ny, nnd .lolin Miller, iisslstnnt
roundhouse foreman, said today thnt n
inrlond of horse( eould he taken apart,
but thnt putting them together again is
Mimelhlng olfo.
tloftnn dlseoverod thai one of twenty
horses in n box enr in transit at the
yards nt Second stmt mid l'rle nve
lino Inst night li mi t fallen nnd was being
trampled li the uimtien otlierf. Ho
asked Miller to aid liliu in reselling the
fallen horn1. The two men opened the
car nnd led nineteen noises out. They
then summoned a veterlnnr.t and the
twentieth lior.se wns trented nnd put on
Its feet.
"Now we'll put I hem linck
1 lot-mi. He led the horses one
Into tlie car. It took unite a while
but the enr wni finally as crowded n.s
the ontrniico to it movie house on Sat
urday night.
"There, thnt' done." aid Ilngnn. '
Hut It wnHii't. five horses wore,
looking anxiously from him to tlio box
enr.
"You hnven't had experience nt this
fort of thing," said .Miller. "I'll put
those horses together again."
So tlie fifteen horses were led out of
the car once more mid Miller began his
demonstrnllon.
Miller won. lie got all twenty boiscs
in the i nr.
"Shall I close Ihe door'.'" aked
liognn.
Miller wns about to ny yes when he
iIIm ovoroij thnt ho wns in the car, nnd
Hint the hoises. in milling about, had
made him n prisoner.
Huslness of lending snternl of llie
" said i horses out another time followed. They
l)j one were flnall.i stowed nwn.i. nnd llognn
nnd Miller decided thnt in tlie future
thei would hew to their engines nnd
roundhouses, e (he horses fall
I hey inaj.
Prelate Scheduled to Arrive
Wednesday in New
York
Kernitn, Dr. Ifrnrrt t.a
Solicitor Smyth, .lanies
Joseph F Donovan, .li
Inglier. M A Kllker of (llrnrdvllle
.mini I'arren Thomas tl'Nelll, I) V
Diiikiu .Ir Joseph I. Iluikiu. .lolm
I' ttalliiglior. Thomas 1 Slntloiy. John
J Siillltnti. John II. Comber, John
l.onoignn nnd Chnrles I'. Dolinoll.t.
Among Die clergymen who will leave
this afternoon ate Monslgnor Jnines P.
Siniiolt, II. J ril.mniii ice, Ciigiue
Miiiphy. ,loseih I, J Kn lin. Hie ltd.
Dr Joseph M. Corrigan. of I liirbrook
eininiirj . the Hot Thomas J. Mi -
l Nnlly, Catholic High Si liool . the Itci
I I'miicis Dris.sill. piesiilent Vllhitiot'ii
College: the Itcv. Dr. Joint E. Tlooil,
P. Hoylan, (tliperinteniletit of Cntliollp jcliooi. nun
hti A. (Jul-' the Hot F a. Wntl, director ut
illocesnn cliiirltlcM.
Longshore Street Homes Robbed
Dining tlie absence of the families
thieves entered the homos of (3cm ce W.
(iebhiiidl. .'till. lAiiigshurc street, and
Joseph W. Powell. .'11(1.'! Longshore
street, last night, and stole jewelry
ui.iicl at .'sl.'ll Knell house wax ran
Milked from tup to bottom and every
thing not desired hv the visitors tv'nn
ciillered nbout the rooms I'ntrnnee to
each place was gained through a tear
window
VAUCLAIN MAKES TRIPn
i ...t...
where ' niiuee
As
GIBBONEY'S BODY HERE
nut street. .Mr. i-ralinm was wen ' the forinet proseeiiloi
known in tlie tiiiam lal life oi tue cuy. Camden iiiunti.
'IT. ...l. I t .l. rt T ..-
i in- inner ineinui'is oi me nun an- i.. , "Tn. sum hi I his ease s over
constitutional and legal rights."
H. PaisoMs, II. P. Vnux nnd A. 3. !.
Steel. Mr. (iriihntn was one of the
lenders in the war -chest rnmpnigu.
He was a member of the Philadelphia '
Club and the Philadelphia: Cricket
Club.
The funernl will tnl.e plaee on Tues
day afternoon nt !! o'clock from St. '
Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill.
MRS-. FREDERICK STOVELL
Prominent Resident of Haverford
Suceumb3 After Lingering Illness
Mrs. rrodciiok Sloiell. of ''(iuii
lord." Haverford dieil bisi night al
lier home after a lingering Illness, llei
husband died two .tears ago. 15"fore
her marriage n Frem rick Stoiell lie
wiih Miss Kiuiiui I.ewi". iluughler of the
late Chnrles S. and r.linlir th Lewis.
Mrs. Stoiell is sii.tiM'il In her sons.
Chnrles Lewis Stoiell ud .Mortis Lewis
Stovell. runenil nrriiiiReiiients bate not
been completid.
Mrs. Frances Lehman
Mrs. Frames Lehman, wife of Dr.
Josenh Lehman, a phjsician at the
Jefferson llo-pital. illei. jesterday nt
I her home. I.l Mnin sticet. Mmiinunk.
She had I i HI two years nnd was
ortt-fivr .wars old. Mrp. Lehman was
borj'i nnd liml lived all her life in Mnna
tuiir.. She was the daughter of Dr.'
Joseph V. Kelly, of Mana.Mitik. lier
three btotheis, .lames. Alojsius and
Thomas Keilj . me also pli.isieiaus.
Abraham Lower
Abraham Lower, a veteran of tlie
Civil War. died yesterday at his home,
I'.Ol." N'orris street, lie was eighty -one
tears old. He was a member of Kear
net Sheridan l'o-t. No. 1. . A. H..
of' Newark. N. J., and Washington
Lodge. No. !. K. and A. M. The fu
nernl will take place tomorrow after
noon nt - o'clock.
Mrs. Helen M. W. Merrill
Mrs. Helen Mosininn Wilson Merrill.
ft wife of Dr. William .fneUson .Meiriii.
'of Hi-- ii alinii sireci, nun in uc-
Laiikeniin Ho-pital. nt S :.itl o clock jei
terdat. Tlie body will be taken tn the
lioine'of her parents. (Irand Hapids.
Midi., where the funeral and interment
will take place.
our
de-
lined the iinrrnt in n Ktiitoment to
day. "Ale we parents to be allowed
the right to pursue 1'ir haipiness and
ibat of our children 'ititHido the school,
oclalii nnd otherwise, or is tlie school
to dictate these nollci' . to Its? We do
not claim the right to .norride the rules
of Ihe hoiril of edticirtou. That dues j
not ontof into ibis tl.ht We are pie
pa i oil to prove before au.i tiibunal tliHl i
Ihe boys siisiiendo'l held moml)orsili I
only m fiaiernities outside the school i
at the time of tlieil suspension. '
rantcl.'ii Chapter Ab.itiilnueil
"The one Camden ihnptei. errmi-
ioiisIj confused in liii- ninlier. was
never leuilj formed and nils stopped
voluntarily by Its pniilout on .March
!ll. et llteso bo).s weii' susjiemled April
I iirid ". Theie wet.' but Ihe members
of this chapter, the Sigma Kappa, but
linee youths not members of the Sigma
Kappa or any otliir Camden chitpto"
wore given the nmc punishinent. These
hois, members only of the Sigma Delta
Chapter of Philadelphia, are I feed Veu
nel. John Crate and Frank Kepnedt
A gross .iijii'tiee is being done flir-e
lads In ant event
"Kennedy, of the ehtss of lfl'-'L'. whn
never belonged in li Camden ilmpler.
and Dniigliis C i.te. ot the ola-s of Itl'-'l.
who was n iiicmhc" ol the disbmidod
ibapter. me Ihe tcspeethe presidents of
their c'as-es. This ims mean I a -ni'i"
Injury and disgrace to those liois."'
F. R. Stevenson's Funeral
Funeral services for Kiank'll. Slot -enson;
one of the oldest leal estate
couteyain ers of this dry, who died
Friday, will be conducted tomorrow
fiom bis home. I.'il" North Nineteenth
street. Mr. Stevenson was prominent
in real estate circles of 1'lillnilrlphln
more than forty yenrs ago, when trust
companies- bad not gone extensively
into that line of work. He was re-
1 tired. For the Inst eight yearn lie suf
fered from paralysis, which caused his
, death, lie is sttnived lij his widow.
Mrs. Mary A. Steiotison; a daughter.
Mithel F Stevenson, and n son. F
Kussell Steietison. ,lr I'.iniill will be
in West Laurel Hill C eleij.
Remains of Lawyer, Drowned In
Mexican Bay, Brought Home
Accompanied by two representatives
of a Philadelphia undertaking establish-1
melit. the liodie-i of 1). Clarence (31b
boney nnil Frank W. Shriver. who were
drowned in tlie hay of Cnmppche. Mex
ico. December US last, arrived last night
in 'this oil-.
i t ..i-niiefiiiicnts me licint? mine today
Ira' , ' ,i,i i.llri.,i. uhleli will take nlaee
prolmbh Thursday from the under
taking establishment of Harold II. Mul
ligan. 'J.VJII North Tenth street The
limit of Mr. (Ilbbone) will be buried in
Arlington Cemetery and that of Mr.
Shriver in West Laurel Hill.
Detail of their 'rip mid the manner
in which thet Identified the bodies were
given Inst night by the representatives
of the undertakers. They made posi
tive identification of the bodies through
.a.nrtu nt (he teeth of tlie two men
furnished by Dr. William II. Collins, of
...... r. 1 Al M I"? '1.1. ,..,... u .1(111 .
lino slnnreo street. Mr. (3'bbonet h den
lis", nnil Dr. Norman L. Jameson. MU'.l
Spruce street, dentist oi .nr. .-snrivei .
A pair of eyeglasses that belonged
tn Mr. Ctbbnney were still In the pocket
of his wnMrcnt. The bodies were burled
In plain boxen nnd the graves were
marked with plnslor of pails s(1ls, uju,
the names Inscribed
FRIENDS PROSELYTING
Break Old Rule by Meeting In Out
side Hall In New York
The Society of Friends departed from
it.s custom of generations yesterday in
leaving its meeting house to conduct n
mass-meeting in Town Hull in New
York to acquaint tlie public with the
principles and motives behind Friends',
relief woik in liiirope. j
Wairj iidOfl persons attended the
meeting' mid heard Klbeit ltussell, ili
lectin of the Woolnian Sehool of
Sttni-tlimore. sneak on "The (Jualier-
(
ANTI-FLY WAR IS ON
allonge to a World of Force." llufiis
M Jones, chairman of tin American
Fri" nils' Nerviee committee, presided.
Similar meetings, outside of the so-'
deli's meeting houses, probably will
lie held now thnt the precedent has been
established.
Wr. Jnne.s expressed the belief thnt
spiritual forces would succeed when
phjsienl force, bnte nnd national selfish -noss
failed.
"We believe that Ihe .solutions of tin
problems which confront us in .Inpaii
and Mexico me not in recourse to nuns
or the show- of force, but In the sen
ice of the missionary iitnl educator '
Mr Jones declared.
WOMEN MAKE DEATH PACT
fine I iimireii hitmen, repiewntins .id
denominations, iitnl 100 priests wil'
loin PliUnileliiliin this lift el noon for
New "k . i K to attend a meeting ni Hie
Hotel I'l-mi-t Ivtmiil tonight, when in
inugemoiits will bo ninde lo meet Cm
dliinl Dougherty,
The cardinal nnd the cleigtmen w li
ncfoiiipanled him from Home, are ex
pected to nrrlve on the stcarnslm,
Olympic Wcdnesilat. Theie Is a tins
slbilitv tlie ship nil reticli New ny .
Into Tiiesibn night. The greeting torn
will make arrangements tonight
soon as the lirsi wireless is i,
fcivoil llial the ship is nearilig the hn
lior. tlie lominittce will speed down the
'harbor on the tugboat John F lit Ian
Theie niP he no intorfuroiioc with the
plans made for the cntdlnal's icception
lin this ntt Tbtirsda.t night On hi,
niiival in New York. Cnrdina' Dough
erty mid escort from Home will be
RiicsN ot Arclibisliop Hayes. Tint tit'
i m it i ii ihete it ii I II late Thui'sdat nl
eriioon. leaving in time to greet td.
tl'ioigs whidi will welcome the inr
liliinl on llroitd street .
(ieneiiil Wil'lniu (!. 'n il I.
giand iimishal mid Dircilor Curl' 'you
1 assistant iinir-hnl.
' Aiuone the laymen who will Ionic fm
New Yoik this afternoon nn- Saiiniel l
Yam bun. Judge John Mntinghmi. A
I. Fil7iiiilrn I. . William I Shields,
.In nn's .1 Itian. Ingatius A. Horst
inn i ii .Insipli C Trainer. Herman (
Vetlerliin lalwanl J Duince. Peter F
All
DIVINE LAUDS CHRISTIANITY)
Rev. A. H Fisher Tells of Influence
of Christian Spirit on Art
''liu-illili.lv li'is w hided n strong 111 -
fun ii" nn nit ni tiling to the ldi.
I 11 I i-liei i, Phoeniwille, who
tiil"' ai 1ml. n s iiifctiin,' of the l.iiln
CUII I'.isiiiinl Assoi illlioil lit the Cell
I'll
'He Inn si iMitupli's of scilptuic
fauiiiii" iinisn mnl poetn hnic I u
in.lllliil ti llu, stunt uf I '111 i-t iiilill '.
I Mr i'l.hi r tin hiti'il ami Itlltliciil i lull
('tw linn I n leeienti'd in liio nuts-
It"!'"" f the at ts
Young Woman Run Down by Auto
Sibui Miiholxin twenty -two years
M 'I.Y: Ninth Seventh street, nils
ItiiHui dnun ht an automobile at
1" ''.'I ni :n, li lust nijjln m Itrond street
iiiKniiiiil ni.nue Her tight hip was
Wi'Ull n ml site nun hi, iiiloti',1 luli.e.
"Hi S.ie lids taken to St. Joseph's
Uo'iutnl il i in ti. ti, I, n, ,(,,,, ,,c i,..i.
'"" MM ci iiholt rown. i her
uimiliinil
trate
Mrs. Rachel Jeffries
Mi-. Itachd .lelt'riis il'nd rh - ui'O-ii
;ng nl her Inline, I.TJ K.iighn r.tenue.
Cnnulon. following nn illnes iliitmg
from tlie death of her son. four mouth
ago. She was fifty -four ynn nhl
Mrs. Jeffries tins the widow of lal
wmd Jiffries. an undertaker. She ha I
condiiitnl the umlertiikiii'; h.isims
since Ids death, nine years ago Fu
ll nil sen in is will 111 held lit the ln.il
nt - n i loci, Thursday afteiiinou with
iliterinent. in Ilarleigh Cemeleri
I
Mils hclil tniltli
Mi f ti'H f In I itil1
,-y ' ' it IMMll
w" ua.l tor a fiuthei'
of the
by Mnis
Station in
tearing.
VOUNG MAN would like to connect
ilh a reliable automobile con
l"n as salesman; ftrst-class refer
c. Apply A 126, Ledger Office.
J- AVE your selling
and distribution
methods kept pace will
fte improvements in
Production?
REFINISHING
24-HOUR SERVICE
Tor h limited prrleil ne trill
npply Three 1'oitl uf 'Slnifrn" to
cum of slie of t'or.l. Touring or
ItonilHter, at one linlf "( our
f.tul.lUtircl tirlce of $50,00.
Tills meniin J'iS.UO cost for n
daralilr, ui'iil-proof tlnlnh ut lilgh
lustre In any color.
The Clias. W. ScliatTer Co.
8'.M4 Cllfntnut Bt.
Turned slat-lacl arm
chair. Six slats,
, cabriole legs
Pennsylvania Type
1725-1750
Unique Specimen of
the rarest sort
$500.00
From the famous
J. P. TEMPLE
COLLECTION
THE KOSENBACH
GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street
Preparation Week Starts With
, - j
Health Agents Active i
Philadelphia's Itiirean of Health has1
anticipated the state Health Depart-l
nient's campaign against the hon-elly.
Today starts "the week that makes
the summer snfe." which is a state
wide campaign to eliminate the house.
Ily by swatting him out of etistenie.
For the Inst two weeks. Director of
Health Furbiisli snid today, his in-speitor-
have ben on tlie job piepnr
ing for the coming of summer's myriads
of Hies. Dr. Furbusli's idea is to
eliminate the Ily by abolishing its breed
ing plnces.
Truck Damaged In Garage Fire
A leaking gasoline lube, which fell
on the engine of the machine, set fire
to ti motot truck in tlie garage of IM-
ward Fov. llllfll Noith 1 raiiklin stteet,
and seierdy damaged it. A number
of other machines in tlie place wore
saved hi the iiuicl; work of tlie em
ployes. The burned truck, owned In
(iei'nler lliolbors, iroduce meichauts
nt I'-H North Delaware avenue, iwis
damaged to the extent of .?!!U0
Mrs. Dora Kinsey. This City, One of
Pair Who Took Poison
Two women. Mrs. Horn Ktnset
tn out i -three years old. of this city . io
refused to gne her street address, aim
I Miss P,esc Fields, seventeen years "Id
cit Itlue Diamond. Ky.. are In Booth
I Memorial Hnvpitnl, Covington. Ki .
I suffering from poison, which, they sav.
they hud taken in a suicide pact Mrs
lKnsey said sin. swnlloweil n tnblet
Miss Fields smd she took n drug in
llipiid form. Antidotes were adminis
tered, but I lie condition of both is se
rious. The poisons have not been iden
tlliod. Mrs. Kinsey told nurses she took tin
poison when despondent because she
was separnted from friends. She was
nrrcsted Friday with two women and a
man nt n soft -drink stand. Miss Fields
had been arrested on request of her par
ents to Juvenile Court authorities.
5TR1KEJ;
Cigarette
To seal in tho
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor.
It's Toasted
fats Jfm44. tjuC-f
For a Few Pans Morel
A Sweeping Clearaway
of Medium-Weight Suits
Fine quality Suits, just right
to wear three-quarters of the
year 'round, in a Sweeping
Clearaway Sale at Prices that
don't cover the initial cost of
Production!
Three Special Prices!
$29
for fine $50 and $55 Suits!
$33
for fine $60 and $65 Suits!
"Here's for another good j
whack at mv work !" That's i
what a Collins man says
when he tumbles out of bed
Not, "Huh! another
of grind."
day
A demonstration
ment awaits you.
treat-
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Engagement Rings
Polished Cirdle Diamonds
When Jieecttrji llm important Jen c
tlie integrity and experience oftic
fctvefor should bo considered
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
COLLINS HI.IXJ WAI.M'T .-l AT j 5TI I
for finest $75 and $80 Suits!
Sold them fast and plentifully all last week
but, started off with 1800 suits so that
we are able to continue the Clear-away for
a few days more! Plenty of patterns,
plenty of choice in fabrics, plenty of super
lative values in Finest Quality Medium
weight Suits that can be worn nine months
out of the twelve now at savings of $21 to
$38 on each suit!
Time is now the vital question.'
Come in time to choose the best!
Perry & Co.
Sixteenth and Chestnut Sts.
WML.
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your
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency
N Xr PhAe of Sale' Promotion
ggftAm.rIc.n Bldg. PhiUdelnhit
1921 Premier Touring
Run 1100 Miles
Tut
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PI t?C"T-ii X r "'r N'eclnl
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Iniisuai chance to secure
Sr nriel,,r,i,ih8n"
iln;."crrw,t "ndition. at liB
B- L- P. MOTOR CO.
" IlKOAl) ST.
Some of your friends
Bank at "The West End."
Why not open a checking account
with us, yourself, and experience the
same pleasant business relations?
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As clothiers we set a high
standard.
Our furnishings and hats
must measure up to it.
The kind we like to have
worrti with our suits and
overcoats.
All silk is our standard
for neckwear same as all
wool is our standard for
clothing.
A most remarkable col
lection of scarfs in good
taste at $1.00 and $1.50.
It will be to your advan
tage to look in our win
dows where we are continu
ally showing remarkable
values in shirts and neckwear.
know
west End Trust
COMPANY '
BROAD STREET AT SOUTH PENN SQUARE
Pays
.dealer.
to
you
Ferro & Go.inc
Clothiers X- Outfitters
Kxrluilve Airtnta for
Rogers Pcet Clothes
Chestnut Strxiet at Juniper
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Wfi 'T$$K 1 !l T The New-F ashioned I
$$k& .iM) Lighting Fixtures & Lamps
I IJBlraflaK ' VSC ' i'K-'M j i ' Jl create a glow ot soft, restful iji
QrvBHR '''W' x ? IdSw 1 ' SlTTO? beauty and richness of our
I wkMW" I MV The JIorn & Branncu Mf(J, C(K j
fi 'frolfMlM'ilsl f 110 Il '' ''7 1'til Fi'ie"'' " Short alk long Autanwbilv Hon" I
. 1 rftJIAHUH BK'.' ... 'V:,:i'SSpV.i a
i lfT ZV10 arc wcll''niformll I
I -Lt-L regarding correct and proper u
I form and style in dress arc ardent i
I patrons of Jacob Reed's Sons. 1
i V Thar influence, advice and Mtinnti'jn hi t
I V our home to their friends are daily additui to fi
our steadily increasiiu volume of satisfied and jf
n it el l-d rested customers. If g
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I f Sprint Suits and Top Coats are $.)0 and Jl '."
, j upward. The values at $5 and $50 ate cipc- I j
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The American Art Galleries
Madison Square South, New York
ON EXHIBITION TOMORROW, 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY EVENING OF THIS WEEK, APRIL 12
AT 8 O'CLOCK
The Magnificent Private Library of
MATTHEW BAIRD, JR.
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The Complete Works of Notable
American, English and French Authors
, IN SUMPTUOUS BINDINGS
One of the fincit privnte libraries to be offered for tale in recent
year, practically every book being in levant morocco, including
Ainsworth, American Statesmen, Aldine Poets, original issue;
Burroughs, Carlyle, "Carroll," "Alice's Adventures in Wonder
land," First Edition; Conrad (collected 'et of First Editions);
Dickens, Dumas, Eliot, Emerson, I'iskc. Goidsmitl,, Ilarte
(author's autograph edition). Holmes, Hiiro, irting. Jam-i,
Kelmscott Press Publications, Exhibition Bindings by Rhiers;
Kipling (printed on Japan papc-', Lamb, l.evnr. Lowell, Msre-'
dith, Surtees. Stockton, Scott, Stevenson (r.dinlmrgh Edition),
Thnckernj, T.u Kington, Books on Napoleon. Moore, I nl! 1 "ookh;
tvith ciglit miniatures on the -overs, end unit others.
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