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VranK H. Llnthjcum Married to
olyn Hope &
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hHw Evelyn Hope Sparling,
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SHfDrcxr Institute. nn1 MUh
Drexel iDean Weds
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jiKWlt .anI other
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mT dn prominent merchant of the
jgfSdlrrand Is -ell known Ju.o.
Str circjes there. J
w ;.mony wni performed by the
JM Sol 8. MnrauK flic
MS-wS'y decorated, pink
mm Mng the general color wkeme.
!&. rtVnSaX each MippnrtlnK n vivo
WtIJJ llnod the main nlwlc, and
tbhdwhllo roses also benutlflcil
EKrnWi. o thobiRcdinee
"Se brido wore a gown of white satin
JimNl with rose point lace. A Ion?
P1,? ll fell from a coronet of laco
ta,ienTnrlS Her gown was fashioned
SiAit lines8 and had no girdle.
JdrSperyof laco hanging in foIiN from
i Shoulder. She carried a shower
tJaquct of white orchids and sweet
Th brido was attended by her two
Mtrf Mr. Lou "rt. Jr.. 08 matron
5 fcBBor. and Miss Mildred Sparling ns
M of honor. Lou Burt. Jr., was
7a 'nceDtlon, which was largely at
wAfTwTa fceW at the home of the
ISttfuWweddlni. Following the
SSntlon Mr. and Mrs. Llnthlcum left
Mi three weeks' motor trip through
SUT England. They will be entertained
ft Dr. Hollls Godfrey, president of
ftexcl. nt his summer homo In Dux-
, hey will mako their homo In Rid
to Park, Pa.
i BOTH LEGS FRACTURED
JTrolley Conductor Hit by Auto at
'Sixty-third St. and Lancaster Ave.
."While changing tho trolley pole of
tijear at the end of his route, Sixty
ttlri street and Lancaster avenue, lant
eTtnluK, Mark Warren, forty-one yenrs
tii, of 1430 North Alden street, u
Itrtet car conductor, was struck by an
lutomobllo and had both legs broken.
Tho motorcar, driven by Hownrd F.
Smith, thirty-three years old, of 1314
North Sixtieth street, was going north
in Sixty-third street, when Warren,
ippearing from behind the trolley, ran
bto Its path, Ueforc Smith could stop
the man had been btruck.
After taking Warren to the West
Philadelphia Homeopathic Ilospitnl
Fmith reported to police of the Sixty
Jwt and Thompson streets station. lie
vij arrested and will be given n hear
ing this morning before Magistrate
Price.
' Wills Probated
BequestH were made entirely to rcln
tio in tho following wills probated
with the Registrar today: George A.
Backus, 1C27 South Seventeenth street,
13000; Anna 13. Embery, 1131 Foulk
Mf street. $1)200 ; Katrina Hnrtranst,
4005 North Darlcn street, $20,000:
Hm T. Lucai, 218 South Fiftv-thlrd
Jeet. $18,000 ; Anna M. Robinson,
49)4 Mrigspwiing avenue, ?7u00; Solo
tea C. Self, 312(5 West Columbia nve
joe, $4000; Clura Weber, 2128 North
Woodstock street, $01500. Inventories
t the personal estates of the following
Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
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EVENING , PUBLIC LEDGrlKr-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY JULY 15, 1921
FRANK II. LINTIIICUM
Dean of Drexcl Institute, who mar
ried Miss Kvclyn Hopo Sparling,
of Dctiolt, Mich.
were filed: Clinrlotte Vidwcll, $.'487,
and Helen F. Urewstcr, S13,(118. Let
ter weie granted to administer the es
tates of the fallowing: Giuseppe
(iiieniiNKo, who died in l.ewistown, l'n..
and Henry (S. Seybcrt, 1007 Christian
street, $'4000.
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1 Cooling and healthful
Iced Tea made with
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Pekoe
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Renovated, refurnished
made spick, span and inviting.
Outside rooms, cool, cheerful.
Pick from these:
Two Rooms and Bath.
Thrco Rooms and Dath.
Four Rooms and two Baths.
Rittenhouse Hotel, 22d and Chestnut
USSSSSH;
$3.00 Baltimore
$3.50 Washington 1
and Return
War Tax, 8 Additional
Sunday, July 17
GET TICKETS EARLY
Special Train Leavei 24th and
Cheitnut Sta. Station 8.00 A. M.
ftlnUnni.n.B Leavc Waahington
6.00 P. M., Baltimore 7.00 P. M.
Baltimore & Ohio
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We carry all typea in stock. See them
on display in our store. Prices are Right
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ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE
1715 Chestnut Street
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Keytloue. Haca 1SJ1
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MOTHER-DESERTER
DECLAREDjNSANE
Mrs. Musick, Who Abandoned
Children, Is 'Feeble-Minded
Women's Lunacy Body Rules
IS ORDERED TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. Mollle Mustek, the wninan who
wno convicted by n jury of hnvlnf?
abandoned her two children, wns dc-
clnred to be of feeblo mind today by n
snceial lunacy coinmlpsion composed of
women.
IMiq enso wns unusunl because this
una the .first time in tho history of the
courts that n lunncy commlrMon coin
posed of women linn been nppollitcd.
On the coniinlHflon were Mts Tlllio
H Thompson, a younff wninan member
of tho bar; Dr. Maud A, Uoer, a phy
ftlclnn connected with, the Municipal
Court, and Adeline II, Turner, a woman
probation offlcor.
Tho conimlnslon wan appointed re
cently to Inqulro Into tho mental con
dition of Mrs. Miifdck, nfter tho jury
which convicted her had recommended
mercy. Physicians who exnmlned the
woman unld they believed her mind wa
not Hound. ,
.ludge Ilnrr.itt in nppolntliiR the com
mission pointed out that women could
do tlie btntc a grout service under the
suffrnpe law by t,ervlnR on sueli bodies.
The three women inquired into the
woman's rnmlltlnn nn.1 htnA merttcAl
testimony.
'llio verdict returned to Judge Uar
rntt today was that Mrs. Mustek was
"a woman of fi'pbie mind and needed
treatment In an institution."
Judge Itarnitt lind suspended sen
tence on Mrs. Mustek pending tho re
port of the commission. When lie re
ceived It today he ordered that the
mother, who has wept almost from the
moment of her conviction, be trans
ferred from Moyamcnslng Prison to the
Xorilstown Ilospitnl for the Insane and
to remain there until such time ns sho
irf sufficiently recovered to be given her
liberty.
LAUNCH BATTLESHIP IN FALL
Washington Will Leave Ways at
Camden In September
The Washington, the third American
battleship with electric drive installa
tion, will be launched nt Camden, N. J.,
early in September, the N'nvy Depart
ment announced today. It is tho fourth
ship in the navy to hear the nnme, tho
first three being sailing vessels, built in
1811. ISM and 18. The new Wash
ington is a sister shlp,of the Mnriland,
which it is expected will bo turned oer
to the nnvy early in 'August unci the
Colorado nnd Wet Vitglnii, iiijwili
course of construction, nil mounting
sfxteen-iiR'h guns,
Mlf-n Jean Hummers, daughter of
Congressman J. W. Hummers, nf Wnllu
Walln, Wash., will be sponsor when
the new cinft is lniiueJied.
. The Washington, which Is being built
bv the New York Shipbuilding Corpora
tion, has n displacement of !2,(i00
tons, is (124 feet long mid 1)7 feet in
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Strawbridge & Clothier
Closed All Day
To -morrow Saturday
The extra day's rest and recrea
tion will better fit our helpers to
efficiently serve the many customers
who will take advantage of the
attractive economy events we have
arranged for next week.
Strawbridge & Clothier
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The daintiest, -coziest, most intimate noof you ever
saw. Very different, very inviting and where Ritz
service and Ritz cuisine make even a Summer meal an
occasion. Come here for Luncheon, Dinner, Supper.
Dancing Daring Supper
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I GREATEST FILE BARGAINS
in Philadelphia
$35.00
its- 20 olvl u?,r2.xI"i ltllUr ,i" "rtlrnl stel file. Tapnc-
IIAlimVAItr ct!ii iunn. on 1,111 IIUASH
i& hlfh-fTnile Dlo that
last a lifetime.
Kprrlnl price for July, ond
Regular price, f 4 1.50.
Compltte Line of Transfer Filet, Filing Devices,
Index Cards, etc.
We Are Philadelphia Hoadquarters for
Blank Books I c to $30.00 each
Loose Leaf Ledgers $3.25 to $40.00
It Costs Less on Arch Street
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stationer 702 Arch St.
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Open Saturday
Until 6 P. M.
You Have Been Waiting
tor a Sale Like This
Now it your opportunity 10 own handsome jewelry on
the most convenient terms in history mammoth bargains
in Watches, Uiamonds fit Jewelry act quickly as this
otter may be withdrawn at any time come see buy
pay only 50c down and the balance 50c a week.
Hurry Hurry Hurry
Remember You Pay Only
50c Down and 50c a Week
597.50
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TO ALL
HONEST1
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BE SURE OF ADDRESS-LOOK for NAME ON Wiunnw
M" 1 OUR. ONLY .STOREfl
39 North 13th Street
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Sharon Hill Fire Comriariy jtf
Against Dangerous Trials w
The Klinron Hill l-'lrp Co, hn jiitcnecl
rc.iilutlmi rnniloninlii iiMck nnd
cIpjigoroiiH teti nt tin nppnrntiix by
I'niupnnleic in tirnrli. ImriiiiKhH,
The tcKolntlon N nlmnl nt hiicIi teats
ns the one which a week ngn reiiltrd lay
the Injury of clRht llrrini'ii whrit on
riiKlno of the Cnllingilnlr Klrc Co. was
upset.
Open Tonight
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Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. a?
Another Shipment
Just Arrived !
Today & Tomorrow
Another Wonderful Sale
That No Store Can Equal!
10,000 SUMMER SUITS
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ran wmmPws
Hit
White ill
Flannel El:- 11
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Irousers pa W&
$6-95 hp
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Hundreds of Styles
Patterns and Colors
There isn't anything a man could
want in one of these feather-weight
suits but that is represented in this
wonderful sale.
Every man can be fitted, whether
he is tall or short, stout or slim.
Know real comfort over the WEEK
END and on your vacation trip by
having one or two of these suits with
you. And MAKE A BIG SAVING 1
jHEOISTCaCD u.s."ptnt omec
Fine Cool Cloths
Summer Crashes
Rich Summer Flannels
Light-weight Home
spuns and many others
$9 J(V SOS 17SMA Cttll. lffL
uu iimcsi un iTiuiiair
Palm Beach Suits
That Are Custom Tailored Throughout
And Highest
Grades of
These are three wonderful groups the identical suits you see displayed
everywhere at double and more Mr. Hill's special prices. The kind of suits every
TiinJlkf ? ,wnT:f0r they arc perfect fittin and taiIrd to hold their shape
All the wanted patterns every coloring. And every man can be fitted
Mr. Hill Says You Can 't Match This Sale!
1000 Men's Blue Serge and Fancy
Worsted 1 and 2 Pair Pants Suits
FINE BLUE SERGES
WORSTEDS
HERRINGBONES
HOMESPUNS
SCOTCHY TWEEDS
MIXTURE CHEVIOTS
RICH FLANNELS
Boys' 2.00 & 3.00
WASH SUITS 4
Entiroly different kinds than usunlly sold T
nt tllln lnw nrtxn Mnrlo nf flnncf nimli't.. - .. I
terials in styles that are delightful. Plain
colors nnd two-tone combinations. All sizes
up to 8 years.
See The Homesnun Gnlf Knie nf o 7
in this wonderful value-giving sale.
Boys' Two Pair of
Pants SUITS
i This, ll ?, remarkable valuo as every suit
is worth fully double our special price. Fine
quality worsted mixtures in neat patterns and
colorings. Pants are lined throughout. All
sizes up to 18 years.
Open Evenings
Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive
Men's and Boys' Clothing Store
Store Orders Accepted
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Men's and Boys' Clothing Store
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