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ON OLD YORK ROAD
TWo Woman and Man Violently
Thrown Frdm Motorcar.
Autoo Aro Wrecked
OTHER TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Thrcf porKOn were Injured late lart
nijht In a rolll.iloti between two auto
mobiles at Olrl York rnncl and Meeting
House rond.
The cars wore Rolng in oppoeite dl
TCCtlonn. nnd mnf tvtfli ir foA n.iu
machines were badly damaged in tli"
'UnAKnun,
Those injured are T.nul nerjr and
viola Berg. 0740 North Eleventh utreet.
and Mlra Margaret O'N'ell 0702 North
Elorenth street. All were taien to tie
Ablnffton Hospital.
Berjr and Mlra O'Neill received eevere
jut and bruises of the head and body.
viola Berg suffered bodily injuries and a
possible (racturo of Uie skull.
They were thrown to the rondside by
tbe Inipnct. Dr. Edwin n. Miller. KW1
Curaberland street, who was panning,
took the Injured to the hospital in his
automobile.
A boy la in the Ablngton Memorial
Hospital not expected tn r over, a
Philadelphia wom.m was palnfullv in
jard at Atlantic City and a Ove-'yesr-old
plrl was hurt in other automobile
accidents sinee Saturday.
The injury ti tbo boy, Tloland
Roberta, seven years old. occurred laf
Saturday nijjht in front of his pirents'
homo In McKlnloy. Tho b?y. with sev
eral companions, attempted to run
acrosa the ctrect and wa strurk by a
ear driven by Samuel n. Morrcll. 2431
South Front street.
Bmll Roberta, the boy's father, wit
nesed the nrcltlcnt and attempted to
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attack Morrcll, but a restrained.
Later when Morrell was before Magis
trate Williams In Ablneton, tbe father
again became excited and attempted to
strike Morrcll, who was released In
bonds to await tho outcome at tbe boy's
Injuries.
txses Tortlon of Ear
Mrs. D, H. Shepp, wbof'e husband Is
In business at O'JH Chi-Ktuut street, van
painfully Injured while riding on
Abseron boulevard on the outskltta of
Atlantic City. The Hiito in which t'he
was riding ran into the rear of a ear
owned and drhen by Frank I.nhosco.
of Atlantit- City. The shock threw
Mrs. Shepp throujh the windshield and
n piece of flying glnss cut off a portion
of her ear, taking with it n diamond
earring.
Min. Shepp was treated In Atlantic
City and later went to her home in
FrauMinville. Others In the cars were
not Injured. , ,
While ciondnc the street In Oak
month Ruth (Jledbill. five years old. of
10 lllllciest street, was knoeked down
bv a car driven hy I.. H. Campbell, of
Ltryn Mawr The child's injuries ere
not f-crtous and Campbell was not ar
retted. H. M. Setter, of Noble, driver of
the automobile which struck that oc-
the Cheltenham polh-e. Ho will have
a hearing this morning before Justice
of tho l'eace nellcrniati.
Enroll for "Plattaburg"
The recruiting office to enroll the
Pennsylvania fontlngent for the
"Platt'burg" camp, ttiat will form a
r.n.t rtf fA n!t l?inu' mllitnrr frninlntr
camp movement at Camp Meade, Au-i
gtift 1. has lven opened nt I.'IOO Com-1
mcrclal Trint Uuilding. Horace H. '
Hare, chairman of the executive com
mittee, is in charge,
I Five delectable blend3 fj
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ORANGE PEKOE
INDIA CEYLON
OLD COUNTRY STYLE
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Several Are Prominent In Suburbs
North of City
Twenty-four women have 'been
drawn for Jury duty nt the .Tune term of
cotirt In Montgomery County, and
among the number are several well
known women from subutbs north- of
this city.
The list includes: For Orand Jury
service, Ruth T. Helnkley. of Jcnkiu
town; Ruth D. Fish, of Wbltemarsb;
Itebecct W. Sinnickson, of Lower Mer
lon, and Chnrlotle T. Thoma. of Con-shohocken.
For petit Jury service: Mary N.
TlnggH. of Ablngton : Iilanehc I.. Itacr.
of rottvtown: Sara N. Uullock, of
Fnxwr Merlon: Ornce M. Cornelius, of
Jcnkintown; Lillian R. Cromnton, of
Nnrberth : Mnryaret Fearuside. of
West Conshohocken : nilrabctb Olnther,
of Norrlftown: Mane WMson Hlgbley,
of Conshohocken: Miss Annie Ileacock,
of Wyucotej Ho'en Hansc'd, of Lower
lerlon ; Klb.nbi'tli lungerlch, of Ilrjn
Athynj Florence Kriebcl, of Lansdale:
Aene? .1. H, Kernor. of Springfield :
Vernle Morrell. of Upper Moreland:
Ruth K. Treacdtt, of Narberth ; Emmft
H. Sellers, of Lansdale; Florence D.
Bpajdlng, of Cheltenham; Maude Tur
ner Wagner, of Lower Mirlon; Edith
D. Whltten. of Hprfngtlold, and Ada
Wennd, of Poltstown.
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The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co.
427-433 North Broad Street
"A Short Walk Along Automobile- Row"
upmobile
PRICES REDUCED
$200 to 8
Effective immediately, ' Hupmobile prices
are reduced $200 on open cars, and $315 to $325
on closed cars.
The Five-passenger Car and the Roadster
are now $1485; the Sedan, $2485; the Coupe,
$2400; all prices f. o. b., Detroit, war tax to be
added.
What this reduction actually means is an
increase in Hupmobile value that is worth far
more than the revision in price.
The truth is that at its new price, and with
its well-known economy, low repair cost, long
life and high resale value, the Hupmobile
stands forth today as the best buy in the
motor car market.
This revision represents the rock bottom
figure at which the high quality of the Hupmo
bile can be maintained.
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