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2 HELD IN FIGHT
OVER BABY'S FARE
Father Refused to Submit Child
to 31 -Inch Test on
Trolley
ONE MAN IN THE HOSPITAL
el ipii t r nrn irllm far demand
ct fnr mi pislitriTi-iii mtli-"M linlu lnt
niRht reMUtrd in tiw Injur nf twn mrn.
the rolhps' "f llii- imithi'i "f tin' child
nnd the nrtct f tlir cntidnrtm and
two pnwiws.
Tlic Iniuri'il im'ii !' I '!i Kniifl
innn. TIimikIii" strvt iwnr Pnuphin,
father 'if tlif lull", uli"--!' ih'"!' i- ntil tn
br fractured, nnd ivnimie T"lnli. !W
Qunrrj Mtort. lm i m tlu Whihoh'm
llninnipitllii'' It'i-tiltnl mIuti' i'lii'lmi"
tn Iii'h .-kliM mni l frnrtiircd
'Mr Uijiiffinnii fin ii I ! ilnriiik' tli'
frrc-inr-nll llsht "ti i Kidc aiotnip
trnllev cur Pi-nr Tlnrli -Qrt strivt nnd
SiiMjilidiaiiim iimmiiii'. nml ! "" lit li'r
homo iiihIit tjc car.' nf n plnoii'inn
Tho-r nrrvl','l 'Ti' ( fi I Imrr.
2ft 41 Sergeant (.' rei tin' wliirlur nml
Abraham PntUm l.M". ILi'nei tte.-t.
nnil .Mm K IMI. Oi Ilin i.nm ...-.I
etrcrt. ihmmij!' r Th- iv ,iiriits;tii. I
today before Mnjrl(rn(r Oswald In the
Nineteenth nml Oxford fdrrct etntlnn,
rimer nml DiltUIn were lirlil In $100
ball each for it farther hearing nrxt
Mnmln Hill wn discharged.
TIip argument began when I'liner, In
charge nf n jiny -nd-you-lcave car. went
to (lip front to collect fares ni the rnr
npiirnnrliril tin- end of the route. KmilT
timn gnic him two fare, one for hlni
elf ami imp fnr lib wife, who vn
cnrrjlng ttm haliy
The rnniliiptor ilemandpil n third fare
for (Iip child Tlir father tpfif-ed. as
erting the rhlld .ns not old enough.
t liner Informed hltn If the baby vn
thlri -one incite In height n fare had
tn be paid, no mutter what its nap.
Mr. Kniiffninn told t 'liner the child
was ns'epp. and that -die would not
nwnk'ti If for the tesl. According to
the conductor Knnffman then punehed
liim lie sfrueU lini-k, hitting the Irrnte
piis'i'iicer's nnso.
Tolnll iolned the melpp. according to
the Ipotlnioin. and I'lmer xtrtirk hltn
over tin- head witli thp lccr ued In
opening the ear d"nr. Toakl fell nn
ennieinits tn the lloor of the ear.
Piitkln is alleged to have hurled n
bottle at the enndueior. who tetl(led the
bottle Mrnrk hi pup Mill. lm wa
with Tolnki. dragged his friend from
the ear as the poller came.
Another ia-eni:er. .lohn Sherman.
TJ17 Uidse ineiiiie. n witness tmlnv
(entitled lie could nnf ny whether Kaiiff
man or the conductor struck the tlrt
bin" .
S.itmicl Uamborn's Funeral
rmiernl spruces for Samuel l.mn
horn, wlibdj kiioun tn the llthogrnphie
ind cnnimeri'lal printine trade, who
jid l"iida at liu. home. Mill road and
him iienne, Melrose Park. I'a .
will ! ltrM at J p in . Wednesclnx
ASK APPROVAL OF
Philadelphia Delegates Will Ar
gue at U. S. Chambor of
Commorco Convention
MEET AT ATLANTIC CITY
Philadelphia delegates to the ninth
annual- meetlnu of the I'nlteil StnteM
t'hamber of Commerce, opening In At
lantic 'It Wedtie-din. will miiKe a de
termined effort to haxc the clmmber In
dorse the sesiptleentetinlnl epo.sltion in
Philadelphia in lltl'H.
ArKUtnents tn favor of the expojii.
t ion will be made b reiresptitatlves nf
the Itoiirsp nnd olbee local orcnnlr.a
tlonn before the uati'uial eoitnoillorr 'if
the chamber tomorrow .
The llourse proposal to the national
chamber reads as follows:
"Wo npprove the stic;pf Inn that the
celelirntion ,nf the scipilrpntPiinial of
the Deelnration of Independence take
the form of nu internal lonnl exhibition
to he hold in Hip jenr IP'JIi. to partici
pate in which nil nations of the world
should lie ItnilPil br the federnl Gov
ernment: that such i elrbrntloii am e
hibitlon should be most Inglenllr and
nppropriatelj held in the city of Phila
delphia, the birthplace of our nation;
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The modern office uses Purock
to safeguard health and
assure efficiency
cor thirst and health
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Purock is a distilled water
absolutely free from all im
purities. Drink Purock regu
larly in the home or at the
office. 'Phone, or write, for
our water or cooler service.
Bell 'Phone, Spruce 3643
Keystone 'Phone, Race 1887
THE CHARLES E. HIRES COMPANY
Purock Dept. 208 S. 24th Street
PHILADELPHIA
'Phone, or ask our driver, for a sample of
Hires or Hires Ginger Ale (carbonated).
Our trams deliver at our door.
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Downtown I 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
Heppe's New Extended
Rental Payment Plan
enables you to buy a
VICTROLA
Victrola No. 80 $100.00
fhPCln llk 'r tntrlrn AV!nu'
Mhinft TS in t" ' "ll 1 inPh.
til'J 'J04 til- Ii pt l-'-n-h i irolahl.
Nu Wel plat'1 i' I'll ' - kihii'I lox
new imrr"i'l ' '"' M 'rug tPiic nn
wait !4rinB v -. e T)ii't l'i tuh
AuiouuOe lirxlq nn I .i"! r.C'il.r. r unl
lUl'IIUlll' M f t mil Iter Nwlv
illicit m'piiII nivt fnit rorpil ito'ihlf
irins . rnl rtilw. motor nan l wmin1
uhllf plujini'
( . J. IIoppc & Son
powiviuwn 1U7 10 (.'heptnut St
with loss rash outlay, small monthly payments and
therefore a longer time than ever in which to pay for
it. In short. Heppe's have brought back pre-war
terms.
Heppe's Rental-Payment Plan enables you to rent
a Victrola with all the rent applied to the purchuse
price, yet leaving you free to buy or return the instru
ment at any time.
nnd (hnt Ihr- Congress, the frdcrnl nml
stnto iftm'ri'um'MtH, nml nil romtncrclnl,
ImsliK'yfl, civic nml liUlorlrnl orgnnlxn
lions be iirsnl tn inki' hiii-Ii menmircM n-
li.v i-o-oi)0rntl( offort will tniikc n nut"
ci-SH of this nntioiml imdcrtnkiiiE."
The nipolltifj will Iip of vllnl Inipnr
tnni'P to lnislnOM IntrrcstM In till clt.v
nnd tlio I'lillndcliililit Clmmlipr nf Com
tnorop Ims niipolntPil u dplC2ittinn of
foitrtcpti mPinbpr.M. Iipndcd by Albn It.
.tohnion, its prpsidpnt, to rrproscnt It
nt dip convptitlon.
'I'lio dplpyiitlini will inrlndo C. 1'.
VnitRbnn, Iinvlcl Klrsclibiittm, Hnrtlpv
.1. Dnylp. X. It. KpIIpv. H. J. I.nffrrty,
Howard II. KrPiieh. t'linrlos ,r. (,'olirn,
Ir. Wilnipr KriiPti. W. P. Knrlin, 1).
i.. wnni, nrorpp i. Miiinms. t. S
Rplnlinlc rtnd K. T. TrlRis. former jirpil.
dent if till" rlinmbpf.
An ndvnttPP mortlne will y IipM in
tlif IlntPl I rn.Miiorp. tlu nntiotinl In'nd-
qtmrtprsf nt 2:80 tomorrow, when the
secrctnrlPH will ninke nrrnngpmeiits for
the oriclilng Fesulon cdncsilay.
TW0 HURT IN CRASH
Man and Wife Injured When Bus
and Jitney Collide
Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip jfnlitmnl. of
tiSJIS Ilneo strppl, were sliglilly injnrert
nlmnl tnfiliililit. when nn nntn Ihih enl-
nnoiir miiiniRnc. wiipii nn nntn ihih coi
llded with n jitnpy nnlr the Ke)leral
street ferry. C'ntnden. They were (nken
to the Cooper Hospltnl, the former with
injuries nf the hrtniW. the Intter suffer
ing frmrt shoek. Ilnth were Inter dls
elinrRpd. They were oceiipnrtls of the
' The nitlo bus wns driven by John Mc
I Donald, 73H Cnmnn street, nnd the jit
npy by .loeph Colin, Hnddon rtnd Wild-
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What's Your
Message?
The mail-carrier delivers a bagful of messages:
messages of weddings and deaths, of goings and?
comings: messages of joy and sorrow, of vital
interest and of no interest whatever. The great
baronial envelope and the flimsy trade circular
may go to the same house.
So the advertising columns of magazines and
newspapers carry messages of great interest, little
interest, or perhaps of no interest at all.
The postman faithfully delivers the messages
with which he is entrusted. So also the publica
tions deliver the messages they carry.
But what of the message itself?
Will it command attention?
Is it interesting reading?
Can it be implicitly believed?
Will it "get action"?
Some people find advertising more interesting
than the editorial text.
There arc men who can make advertising inter
esting and productive.
We know who these men arc ask us.
Blltterick Publisher
The Delineator
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Tlve Designer
(fS.on a Year)
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Loose Leaf Binders
in Stock
ULANTC DOOKB
Bound and
Loose Leaf
LiTHoaRArniNO
PRINTING
ENQIUVLNO
OFFICE
Stationary
ana Suppllta
an nun in nt .'2T Mirket Mrrrt nnil
t Ju-t wlini miu want rlRht from nur
en u without th ii.iial lla!
I. novo l.rnf lilcrrit nnd l-iiif". rnit
lllnrtrr Kin Mrmftrnndum nnd Itlnc
I'rlrr llok Ilocord and Mlniilr IKipUii.
Miimlniim lluldrrn nnd hiti lloldrrn.
nur xIiwIn tncludcn n romrlrt" llnr of loojo I'nf
i-iiint". from thnjo of tin- IohchI toil in tn
inon plntmriit.' Tour n-oiln will w courtouun
Hud ltinnipiu .ittpndPd to hrrc.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
New York Offices: C61 Broadway. Founded in 18iS
DOLAN'S FIRE LOSS $1&,000
Main Line Family. Loses Barn on
South Carolina Estate
Th liirun bafri fin (h Alkcn, H. C.
estate of Clarence AV. Dnhui, of Hose
inont, was burned yesterday nfternoon,
nccohllhg (o n telegram frrtm Hie BitWr-
Intcndcnt received Inst n'bt The Do
lana, who nre iimon the. Main Line's
wealthiest dnd mott prominent fiimlllOH,
hnve n winter hoh'ic nt Alkcn nnd n
diimmer villa nt Newport,
They had jnnt brouglit north all their
saddle librae but orte, nnd that, together
with nil equipment nnd otlict stock on
the first story of (he big bdm, Was
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saved. M. tininn ..i.i .. . -
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-wf ofrfdt, limit; ,:;"';,
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onu story, supposedly In . . " 'V"c
mm. mo wm is est mated n7. ,"".
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11 17-11 lJ Chestnut St. Sixth & Thompson Sts.
Please send me full partirul'irn about the llcppo Victrola J
outOtH auii tbe ilepne KxtendcU Hcntal 1'ajiuent l'lan.
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C. J. Heppe & Son, Philadelphia
-II IU Chestnut St. Sixth & Thompson Sts.
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Statement by the
Motorists of
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Pennsylvania
i or a number of jenrs moloi trucks licensed in I'critib.vl
v. nt.ia have used tln liij,'lmyh of the State upon paying a com
parntixfly low fee.
It i- now propoM'd bj tlir WoodrufT bill (II. Ii. ;1G7) to
.i I ancc thi's-o fees upprnxiniHtcly fiCr. Under the new
'rhedulc (he truck owners will pa a fee smaller than tlint
charged in inanj oilier states.
The truck owners, m opposing the increase, contend that
it there is to ho nn incieaso in truck fees thorn hhnuld likewise
be nn increase in the fees on pleasure cars. There would be.
imnt in this contention if the tracks were now churned on u
Iiiimv correspond i np to the ilnninc they do the loads. Hut
iliev are not.
Today trucks lirensed in I'eniisyUania arc not licinu
(.harmed commensurately (and ecn under (he new schedule
contained in the Woodruff hill will not he charged comnieu
Miratcly) with the I'liuishment they administer (he roads.
The increase in size, weight and number of trucks has
,ule the old type of road obsolete and hns made ncccsBary tlie
i xpenditurc of millions of dollars on the expensive modern
tpe road.
The heavy -ton foundations of sections of the Lincoln
Highway in this State have been pulverized under the weip;ht
nf trucks beariiifr heavy loads.
Unads fioin which trucks aic excluded, such as the Itivei-d-
Drive, in Fnirnioi'iit Park, tell n iliffrront story. AHIioukIi
l'Minnjr an enormous volume of nasbi'iigor-ccr trnfllc, and
.tlthnuKh the road is not of the most modern type, its niain
' nance requiremenU aie so small as to be practically nejr
Viblo. A road of thi-. type open to trucks would be shattered
i' pieces in a few month.
Proportionately, pas-onper-car owners liave been paying
mnrf than then fair share of load upkeep in this Stnu foi
years, measured by the dnimiRe they do the roads as compaied
with that done by the trucks. We believe that the truck ou,
ers should pay a feo that approaches, nlthouRh it does not
reach, the true extent of their obligation to the State.
We are unqualifiedly in faor of the Woodruff bill in it
pii ,ent form.
PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR FEDERATION
Uobcrt P. Hooper. President Paul ('. WolfT. Secretar
Philadelphia PiKsburKh
.1. Ilorton Weeks
liairmuii dood Itoads tommiilce
Philadelphia
He traveled only
three salesmen I
Wc were telling him about the Ii. B. Sales record.
"That's fine for the big business," he said, "but I'm trav
eling only three salesmen."
For answer, the L. B. representative told him of a num
ber of concerns in his line using the t. B. Sales record.
"Suppose you are traveling only three salesmen. Why,
that's all the mor6 reason why y6u need an t. B. Sales
record. You want to grow, don't you? How in the world
are you ever going to get business if you don't actually
go after it? And how are you going after it if you don't
keep an accurate record of your sales and prospects?"
That may sound like rough talk but it's sound logic. It
helped this particular sales mdnager to find the only real
method he ever had for keeping in touch with his business.
Yes, Sir! We'll be glad to help you, too to find the
sales record best suited to your business.
Write for sales record folder No. 6tS,
Library Bu r eau
Card and filing Founded 1876
systems w MONTGOMERY, Manager
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Filing cabinets
wood and steel
Salesrooms in 49 leading citiei of the United States, Great Oritnin and Urtnce.
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WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE
The Mo-lyb-den-um Car
'ilk litt and bud J in fatynitf
A motor car that is fundamentally new in design, In the
materials of which it is constructed, in the precision and pro
prietary pride of its workmanship
That is the achievement of Mr. C. Harold Wills in th
Wills Sainte Claire.
Wc who build the Wills Sainte Claire in Marysville, have
each one of us, put into this car the fullest measure of our skill
and loyalty the best there is in us. Therefore, it is our
obligation to you, as well as to ourselves, to bcc that that best is
exceedingly good.
It is with such confidence in our accomplishment that we
invite you to see, ride in and for yourself experience the Willi
Sainte Claire.
WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE COMPANY
of-FViz'arepiifl
W. J. FOSS, President
2033-2035 Market Street Philadelphia, Ptinn.
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(Uli auil Thuiuiiou Sts
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