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liilER BLAMES I
'SPURNED7 WOMAN
l' 'Accused of Having Drowned
His Wife, He Attributes Charge
p to vengeance
WERE BOATING IN LAKE
Kan .low. Cftllf.. Auk 2-. A
"fnurnP'l wmnnii" ! llnmi"i by tlir
Tfv John A. Spencer, former Hntitn
n,,,-, pronrhcr. for cnusitis hi" nrrpst
en ft wnrrnnt charging wife murder.
Mr. Snenrrr, in nth miring Mils tlip
tof'r ngnin nssrrtorl hr wiih Innocent of
m nttpnuit to do nwny with hl v.'lfp.
Mm Sppnrer was rcporti'il drowned
in Clcnr KiiKp. Inl;e County. July 27
H8t Thirty-six hotirn Inter lipr body
ltd buried. Tlierenflcr certniti roprnts
anrl rumors icachrt T.nlce County nu-
t llioritie''. Tlie nony wns rxnuinrii nun
follOWillC in liuiojisy. u wniriuu uinirK-
ln2 the minister with murder was Is-
fllOU.
' The Ito' Mr. Spencer .vpstrrtlny
Mtnwl tl'P "spurned woman," its lie
' termed lier Ho wiid lie and liiH wife
lad lived for n time in the borne of tills
v'omnn at i'nnta Hon. and quarreled
"wllli her conrrrnlnjf un nrcounl. Later,
he said, the uninnn made overtures of
affection, which lie spurned.
Spencer insists Mrs. Hponcor was
drowned .lcridentnlly wIipii vhc fell from
tliclr boat at nlgbt in (Tear Lake. lie
rprlarrs tliat in niiHivr to bur vi earns
h( plunged into the water n?id dived
for her untfl exhausted.
Upon coniitiK here, following the
dfatli of !ii wife, the accused preacher
made arrangements to purchase a bun
galow occupied by Mr.s. B. I). Harber
and It was the plan of Mr. Hnrher
.and liiuielf. the minuter t-aya, to take
in roomer".
Mrs. Harbor expressed a desire to seo
tlie former minister before he Is returned
tn Santa Hhmi, but, nccordliiK to Sheriff
Ljrle, of this countj, this request will
not be grnnteri.
Property of tJio minister and his ,ln" to ff,"Prnl Sebouh tomorrow night
wife was 'put in escrow at his wife's!"1 Moscbaeh's Hall, Thirteenth street
request, Mr. Spencer said. Throe par- I'""1 (,irard avenue. .
rfls of prnnortj in Santa Kosa. amount- I - -
jne to halt the entire joint property was
fcn to Mrs. Spencer, he said, anil he
rrtained a ranch near here which has
a value of ;?D000. The ranch wa leased
last May.
Mrs. Spencer was alone with her
hifband when she died. The clergyman
wa quoted as saying they bad been
boating when their craft overturned.
Ills efforts to snvo his wife were futile,
lie faid
A Coroner's jury brought in n ver
dict of death by drowning.
Friends of tho preacher's wife asked
tor further ie-tigation. nnd thovlmdy
was exhumed anrl nn nulopsy performed.
Issuance of the warrant followed the
report of the autopsy surgeons.
What discoveries were made has not
been mealed.
MARCUS HOOK OFFICIAL'S
THROAT SLASHED BY THUGS
Third Attack on MacDade for His
.,,,., .
Activities Against Vice
Councilman .1 (i. Hlalnc MscDado. of
Jlareus Houl. a brother of State Sena-I
tor A. I. rncl):i(lc. n. m,il.,n.l,
... ,' i i,i V """""""Ji
ouuiKi-u mill- mi, nomo in t ncstcr I)j
two men Satuidav night. He is now
In the Chester Hospital with a stab
vnuml in the throat which just inKsud
the jugular ein.
Thtuttiick is the third which has boon
wailo on him since he opened a cam
ralsn axaln-t Ico and gamliling In Mar
cii" Honk seiral months ago.
After iho attack at Third nml Mnrlin,
riiiTi-iinin men escaped. Several hours
Jaiep .Il)i Cnllctn wn. iirinf.xl K..H.. i I
to he nnn (,f his assailants ' I
fp. , ,
llie I (Ullicilmau Wits returning hnniP
from n ci-lebrtition at Kighrh and (ireon
strnntu I,, ii. ., f..:...i ..i . ' "
streets with a friend when two nun
Jeapetl from a dark doorway. MacDado
dwilleil ll succii mm inn.ln l...i ..!..
rfel.ltn 1... 1. 1.. .1.. .1 . . J.
.... ,1 i.itio -in mi in me nirnai trom
the other
The Conncilmnn was taken to the
On-ster I lo-pita I, where It
was found
mm a noiinil. si- lncncs 0111! nu come
wltl, ,,,, f. '. ''""'U''K. ,""" come.
Wllliin a rt.ietmil of nil inch of severing i
" ju.uuii e,ii .-s,.xiecii siiichos were
yeeilcjj to sew ii lie was resting com
fnrtnhli hist night, anil unless infection
devclo.- he i- expected to recover.
About a week ago .MacDade was at
tacked hi a man who alighted from nn
liitninnbde near the scene of lust night's
sttnek and be.iten with a lover. The
Itrrcnti.i a man went into the Coun
cilman's hoiuc brandishing a knife nnd
mwrted that he had been sent there
to "cut out his heart." The man was
Buh.eriientli arrested and sentenced to
mty dais in jail
hlu ,,... ... . ....
All 2-Piece
3
To make
goods
marked
J ALL HEAV
HEAVY-WEIGHT WINTER OVERCOATS
Appeals for Aid
Bl' tr-x-,'y
KF
GKNKKAI, A. SKItOl'II
Armenian nrmy officer here Iiojk's
to obtnln Culled States loan to re-
linbllltatc army
ARMENIAN GENERAL HERE
Appeals for Aid to Rehabilitate
Army Hopes to Get Loan
rieneral A. Sebouh, one of the few
Auncnian army officers able to escape
fiom that, couiitry after the Hnlsiieikl
overran it recently, is in this city
making an appeal for aid for his native
land. The general wlnhcs. If possible,
lo negotlitc a loan by America to Ar
menia. Jieneral S.'IhuiIi left his wife and four
children in Constantinople, where about
lifty survivors of tho Armenian nrmy
lire awaiting the turn of events. More
than 2000 Armenian army officers hnve
been exiled to Moscow and Siberia. If
the Bcnernl obtains the loan he is after
he hopes to rehabilitate the Arineniun
n nu v.
i.ocnl Anneninns will give n rnccp
HUNT WOMAN'S BODY IN SEA
Waters Off Coney Island Searched
for Mrs. E. S. Cheatham
New York, Aug. 2U. (n.v A. P.)
The waters at Coney Island were
searched today for the body of Mr.s.
K. S. Choatam, of Walls, Miss., mother
of Mrs. Hoy A. Mayo and maternal
grandmother of little Chnrlotte Mayo,
who has figured in kidnapping at Walls,
Memphis. Tenn., and New York while
mutual divorce proceedings have been
pending between her parents.
Mrs. Cheathnm's clothing was found
in a locker in a bathhouse nfter all
other bathers hud gone. Mrs. Majo
sairl her mother left her yesteniaj at't
einoon to go to Coney for a 'swim
Cbar'otte Mayo is understood to bo with
her father, who is a New Y'ork broker.
I TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
wiuiam Hheimn. mi.-, jimokijn street, nmt
I NnntMie Kent. .14.-, N. Md t
Irlront K.Ford. IHOI' N Warnnck st . ami
' ivieTati. F$ttrs '"roVy7'5i "nn.l Aim.
' I!n"""nl 1M3S s LMith st
I Leprsc . A . Heekmnn. . HIpomKbur. I'h. nnd
.tmrKaiem , Klmu.ill
tloruli!.. I'm .
Jnmos II fharltj, 72H H. Isimlngor st . Hnd
MarRurrlta Urnwn Norrlstoun i'a
Clnrenro J) HnKle, Media, I'a , and .Mary V.
Jissx. nam Hansom st
Loop lllhnor. Now fastlo. Dol . and inobin
Onrnunka 37Sia Chancsller t.
r'harloa N Kdw.irds. X S. Nnw Yard, nnd
Mnry rj l.lod. lsli Jit. Vermin 'i
Itufus Ronlck. ILM7 ()li. st , nnd .Minnie M
Ituhlnsnn, 7iU r.issjunk no
rllentwnrth Srh'pnnes 111,'. I.lndlev ne . and
I'laudla t Cohen. 111., I.ti.'lley avn
i.inHrii niiiiej. ii-in .. uin st . ami i
A.n1l,. Cln. limit u n... ... '
John 1. I'restnn. His s. until nt
t: lt'rri. il-L IVrniiril si.
r.iii.'iu. ri'i'iiiMMi. 1 1 . i '3 o. i.iin m
ami JlnbI
mf!'. ,.Tr,H.c"r ,, 1LMN .o l.!.a,,"n, "
and
HIIVIMll .ll.iriKllllll !'". I ilBKI'l SI
'""'"r Peters. Nnznreth J'n nn.l J.-nnle
! , ''" .N'lV"th ,'".., . ,
Jiicnli S (irnflinwiik! M071 Siilmon st nml
sm.hy WalosUevlc. JliiTl Salmon st
Fmr.-k .smith. ni iretnn st anil Annie i:
.. MeKnlBht. 3S.V1 Mellon I" it . .
Mnrcnret T. Martin U'Sl N 11th st.
Davl.l A .SnTltli. iJile. J'a . nml Ncttlo K.
Ilahn Vi'W York Cltv
1 Wllll.ira 1' IVrklnii r'amilon. N J . ami
Mailaif I. fiordon. lll.'lll Walnut st.
X'lneent It Helancln. -Hal Winter st.. and
.,,, MeKeeier. L'lml winter st
William Harris, S7L' N. I'nth st , and .May
William I) Andersen, Kid fhrr t . and
rnill i n-i ,-.. .'Mil hi
Jessie W'rlBht .'101 s rnpital "t
Carman lilmpulardo 7ia .s sin st . and
HeKlnnliln Krlschettl 712 si I'mrner st
fi.mlel Hamilton. I.akewmd X J . and
Mni Hankh.'i. l.aKewund X .1
Willi. on Woodland. Allentimn. I'a . and rjer
trude r' Grasu-r AlUntiein I'a
William It. Telii i'llB.'. S. Siirtnln st.. and
Mary F 1'lne. ill.- llninhrldKe at
llnram Watacm. MIL' I'ndvvalader st . nnd
Cora It Andrew i 1124 X I"i out st
Ifarnld H Taylor Hot Preston 8t aisl
V.n II. Howell mil Preitun st
ndwunl .1 Mnut, s N st lliTnard st nnd
Jennlo Kratlns- l.MI Wallnie st
Itandnlph Costello Wllmlnulnn. Pel . and
Theresa I.onsn 71? Miintnn st
I.nls An her lo'.'3 Mi vn,mcilnir ne, and
nuth H Ilnltnes I lie X Park a.
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IrVINDSOR ROOM 1204 Chestnut
11 SOUTH 15th ST.
Founded In 1894
Midsummer
xactly
1-2 Price
room for new
now arriving. We
all two-piece suits
price. Palm Beaches, Mohairs
and Cool Cloths.
$18.00 Suits 9.00
20.00 Suits 10.00
22.50 Suits 11.25
25.00 Suits 12.50
30.00 Suits 15.00
EVENING PUBLIC
WOMEN LARGER, NOT FATTER,
CULTURE 'EXPERTS DECLARE
Participation in Sports Has Turned the Trick, They Say Have
Higher Chest and Waistline
They're building 'em lilgger. I
Dressmakers nay so. corsetleres agree
there's sometliing In It, and now along
f1,,.n, ..nlll Alllrtlllnfll.M ..nl....A In n V a '
. uihd iuiu i mi uiiti m n irin i ii. .i
plnln why women weigh more than they
ever did before.
Women are not fatter, say the phys
ical, culture cxpprts. The) 're simply
Inrger, and here's the reason:
The women of today are one and a
linlf inches taller (is a class than forty
years ago. Thpir chests arc larger,
their waist lines have widened. Their
muscles hnve hardened. All this makes
thorn weigh more.
The changes, according to thop ivhr,
hnve made a study of flip subject, are
simple enough to explain. Women,
especially during the last twenty years
or so, have gradually been converted
from the clinging vine type to robust
persons who are proud rather than
ashamed of tho physical fonts they can
accomplish.
Participation in sports has turned
the trick.
"Time was." explained William
Herrmann, a physical training expert.
"when a woman tnougnt tno most no- .
criming thing in life was to be a do I
pendent creature. It was stllsh to sit
and embroider, and vigorous mo of the
bodv and its muscles was unlad.xlike. I
All 'of that has rlianged, of course. And
, I. -..-l....t a.n a. 111..., , I . M nf U'limflh 1M
tV :illlllll. liuilvimvi"n ... "FM. I,
sports and various forms of cerclso
has actunllv brought about a change
in her height and her figure
"Tho change In height is not .Imply
a case of athletic having taughl n
woman to stand straighter. It is an
actual change that can be measured.
Dr. Dudley Sargent, famous phj-doal
director, lias boon very much interested
in this, and gives figures compiled from
thousands of pxnmples ns proof.
"Not so long ago nn articles appeared
in one of the physical training mngii
zincs which was titled 'Will the Amor
ban (tirl Outstrip Her ItrotherV Of
course, she never will. In getting this
extra height she is nioreij . ..mug ini
-T . " . . ... ..!.. . .
jirr own. ii Mi mi- !. iM "'
'sports and the tom-1 my pursuits of her ,
brother that stunted the girl.
In commenting on the clmnge in tno
i foniinine pbysiqiic. several I .nlnil.lp na
dressmakers said the change wus prin-
cipnlly noticeable in a Higher cn.-st ami
larger waistline, but thnt. perhaps, the
change in waist line wits duo more to
tho dictates of Paris than any actual
physical change.
Mr. Herrmann, however, holds that
there has been actual shifting in the
figure linos.
"The old-time hip girth has disap-
poared," he stiid. " This, of course, does
not actually mo.'tn that Hie hip girth
has grown smaller, but the waist line
hns actually grown larger and gives
that appearance. Chests have b,ccu built
up bec.iuso exercise lias taught women
to breathe properly nnd slowly. It will
SHORE FLIER STALLED
Atlantic City Train Sticks on Bridge
and Has to Be Pushed
The Atlantic City-Philadelphia bridgt
train duo M I'.roarl Street station at
It'll this morning stalled on the ap
proach to the Delaware Hiver P.ridge
and had to be pushed in, foity-six min
utes late. In a Wildwood exprtss which
came up behind it.
Just ns the nose of the engine sol on
the bridge it stalled and could in t got
started atain with 'he load of clown
heavy steel cais pulling behind it on
tin hill. It was not possiblr to buck
down to the foot of t'n hill Mild get it
new tart because tlie block was
against it.
MOTORCYCLIST BADLY HURTln. ....... t high,. ground Tl ,?"
!ulo later water entered the fit. i..-
Companion Merely Scratched as Ma
chine Drops Down Embankment
Mabanoy Citj. Pa.. Aug. L'L' -Speeding
nlong the State highway on a motor
cycle, to which was atttaohod a sideiar.
fleorgo I.oucks and Peter Lexnuckas
veered from the roadwaj to the s,de.
striking a stump, and were hurled
fwcntj feet down an embankment mai
Lost Creek
I.oucks sustained internal injuries nnd
is probahlj fatally injured, l.eouckns.
who was steering, escaped will,
scratches of the face
One Slightly Used Edison
Diamond Disc Phonograph
Model A inn r,rr,,erl Sl.lil now tn"
I.A-V ti:ims
BLAKE AND BURKART
S. W. Cor. 11th and Walnut Sts.
St.
uits
Fall
have
half
AT HALF PRICE.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
Women and Fat Men
Arc Champion Floaters
You've soon 'em do It. those nice
fat tnpii.'l. rutting easily nlong just
outside the breaker lino, their bald,
shiny brads pillowed comfortably,
back on their crossed pudgy arms,
anrl their expansive stomaches pro
truding from tlm water like great
woolen watermelons.
And you've wondered why they
could flont so ensllj, while you, a
fairly good swimmer, couldn't lie on
jmir back anil keep from sinking un
less you jmddlod a bit now nnd
then.
The answer is this: the muscles
of the fat men. and of a majority
of women, arc soft, which increases
the body's buoyancy nnd mnkVs
floating easy. Hut jour muscles arc
hardened by exorcise, and jou lack
just that bit of buoyancy needed to
keep jou floating without movement.
arid to the years of their life. To breathe
slowljl is to live longer. The tortuise,
the slowest breathing animal of all,
lives a tbousand years."
No ideal height for a woman is ruling
in this doendo, Mr. Hcrrman pointed
out. The ideal height for anv woman,
be said, depends on her weight. All
women have different ideals, tno. Some
wnnt to bo like Venus, and then again
some want to look like Juno.
Hardening muscles was also ndvanced
as n reason why woman's weight hud
increased.
"Yon will notice." said Mr. Merr
nian, "tint it is very ohm fur a woman
to float in the water. The same can be
en, il (. n tut mult If u tili.K.Ll ...i.
'"I'! "' .1.1 ' Hllll.FI llll-
,l(,ssiblp for nn nthlete in th pink of
f mum Ion to limit: Dp litis to move
),,! n ntt(, tn j.,,,,,, lp Tis (s
because his muscles are hard: it takes
.nu,v ......... ,.,, ijUovlim,v 'pln saIn
tliinj - hnppens to the muscle- (1f women
u1(, jjIPV (,rc developed
Milton I'llborstciii. another phvical
,.1,ro PXpP1.ti tn commfnting on the
, ,nnK,. j height and weight.
M1i, .
"There is no doubt nt alt that women
nrP ,nP1. nnw ,) PiK, mr,. fhnn
t,py Pv,,r ,ii( before. It is becun,. of
the widespread tendency for all Ha-ves
nf women to indulge tn some s,t of
rxer-'isc. Working girls who a decade
r so ago would never hnve dreamd of
t,j., f,ort of thing now insist on il It
1M,.t possible for them to pla golf or
perhaps even tennis but there Mie manv
other forms of exorcise they can and do
participate in."
2 FEET OF WATER IN ROOM
OF ARIZONA'S GOVERNOR
Flood Slowly Ebbs After Damaging
Capitol to Extent of $300,000
Phoenix. Ari-.. Aug. LVJ. - t p.- A
P. I Flood waters in (lie State Capitol
Hiiilrling ate slowly recoiling, after
leaching a level of two feet in the fit-it
floor nllices of the Governor nnd hU
chief assjhtants. The damage to the
I'fiiiili.l 11 mi ....!.. ....n. I ... ji,ij .w... .
.. r,,.M .in- i-i IIIIIUI'II III S.HMI.Uini l
II. M. Alexander, custodian, in addi
li ion tn the lues jn the bnsenicnt store
I looms which were Hooded.
! Two companies of State troops were
.ailed out to guard the Hooded area
jUesidenrs of Northwestern PhootiK
eie allien n tne Micriu
ing eui its nay through the Crand
Canal, one of t ho latge arteries of the
irrigation system, two and one ,af
nines noun in tno city, tins
canal had
withstood Iridaj s Hood
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
THE ROSENBACn GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street
xtraordinsry
SWflc in fliii
y M
WM""6W " vui
m Nsi im.j.u i-' -ii. iiV
Aygyst SaSe
Fine Fyrnltyre
If you Will onlv como in voti will reJihzo
the extraordinary value.s, the tiuality anil, above all,
the unusual savinRS which nre up to one-half of rcp;ular
Como in, inspect and compare before vou decide
Wo save you money ami undoicll other stores because.
e own our own handsome four-atory building. x
v- w uui jl Li l; inun-i I'liL
(listunce from Market stieet.
Wo sell for cash and are not compelled to add 10 or 13 pes
rent to cover bad debt.s.
We buy in tremendous quantities fiom the best Gr.md
Rapids manufacturers and sell direct at wholesale price-.
Just One of Thousands of Bargains
iifsWfcfs.
?fflSfs
ygBfoyi.Ji2&t. tkmairmfmirmiussi
1 Sfti ft6?5-s- r4!2S-- T--rSfsi
S1S86 10-Piece Mahogany or Walnut
Dining Room Suite, Now st if s
Jlultt illuMtatnil ( hiviundaU j.. null
' ' '" 'nun uiiu briii i'(i mi,! i,-.
nt linil,lPHin,ii th, ragu, ,(,,, s l (
Ihe ilMMli'iil fij'uHiif, of tin lio.,
tfltlt h, lath UltlJ.t. Si mi It ,s.i i.'y
uhlonj l.ifi.liloil Tiitilf, .( Slit,- l in, n
.sullil fiiu'uitiniif, ii ltd , rot. h imiiils ii
Aii i:coptiotial Offer Made Possible by the Manufacturer. Who
Appreciating Our Ilig Order in Fine Furniture, due 1 a
Special Price on This and Maui Other Suites.
$300 10-Piece During Room Suite now $198.00
$250 1-Piece Bedroom Suite now $161.50
Open Evcru Hvvning Kxcvpt Friday
ROSENBLUM & JAFPE. BROS
MAN DIES SAVING
ING WIFE
Jesse Baldwin, 523 E. Lippin
cott Street, Lost at Pleas
ant Hills Beach
WOMAN IS HYSTERICAL
A mint snn the life of his wife at
the cost of bis own nt Pleasant Hills'
Men eh yesterday. Jcso' linldwin. thirty-three
jcors old. .Vi'J Knst Mpplnoott
street, is tho dead hero. Ills widow.
Rlsn, Is under the enre of physicians,
suffering with hjsterln from the shock
of her terrible experience
Shortly nfter noon the couple went
to the beach, where they wblled nwaj
some time strolling nbout near the edge
of the water I'inallj. Mrs. Unldwin
walked toward the end of the bench,
where a deep ledge, loading townrrl the
channel, invited bor nttention.
It was low tide, and the water wa
kneo-doop In most plneri, P.utnt the
ledge tlw depth was approximately
thirty feet Followed af some distance
by Hnlilwin. the woman missed her foot
ing and stopped off.
."Save mo, Jesse, save me!" she
soronined ns the water submerged bor
And the man, instantly intent on
tosettlng her. tore off his coat and
plunged In.
In the meantime th" attention ol
Life fitinrd An hie Jlnjd had been at
tracted, and be made bis way to the
tcene. where he saw Haldwin rllvuig
for his wife. She had gone down the
second time Hotweon the efforts of
the two men Mrs I'.aldwin was half
diaggcd. half-c'irried to the shore.
In tlie struggle, however. Haldwin.
who liad been exhausted by his efforts,
collapsed and sank. Hoyd tmde brave
efforts to reach him. but twentv min
utes elapsed before he eijubl find the
body.
Sergeant Woebr. of thn Tacony po
lice station, meanwhile had arrived, nnd
he and I'.ojri worked with energy upon
the tasj, of resuscitating Haldwin
Their efforts prong fruitless, they bail
the man returned to tlie Frankford Hos.
pltal. wbeie plnsiuans pronounced the
victim dead
Mrs. Haldwin. taken to tho snme hos.
pitnl. was found 'o be suffering from
severe nervous -.hock. 7nd she i be
ing kept at the institution until her
loiidition imptoM's.
Girl Fatally Hurt While Playing
('nates-lllc. I'a.. Ans L'J. --Harriet
Fisher, four "av old. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Amo Fisher, of Towerville.
received fatal iniuries Inst evening when
n hay lint about which she and sev
eral other chibhni were plnjing became
ovet balanced and f. II upon her She
. .,rr,,l ,i fi-ni t oreil st.oll iinii died
three hours bu.r
The Mnnnnu '! I leaps
ahead at the traflic oflicer's
signal, distancing other cars
which arc not so sensiliic
to the throttle.
'H?3
THE HATCH MOTORS C?
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7?0 N. DUOAD ST - PHILA.
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AUGUST 22, 1021
YOUNG, BUT A PLUGGER
Little Miss Farmer Pleased With
Her Free Bicycle '
Ddrothy K. Fanner, seven jmrs old i
Mcrrbantville, N. J., now has her
Ulaek Hcauty, for which she worked so
hard getting subscriptions to the Morn- i
ing livening and Sunday Ledger. The
fust time she licnrd of the contest she i
could Inrriij believe hi r eje- were
functioning jiroperlj. Hut the disbelief1
passed and she wa nmre certain there's
nothing wrong with her sight when the
express rommnj dolHertrl the wheel nt
her home Dorothy's riding it around ,
now showing her chums and plaj mutes i
the rev.nil of lier efforts. j
Deaths of a Day
William Gilmour
William fJilmoiir. of V2T2 ITiImnre
street, n life -long resident of Frank -
ford, riled suddenly nt Ocean fiitne,
N. J., on Saturday He as a Civil
War veteran and a member of the
James Ashworth Post, (. A. It.
Oscar D. Boyer's Funeral
The bodj of 1 1 iir lliwej Hover, a
Philarlelphia hoi who was killed In ac
tion in the Argonno Forest with Com
pany C. of the IlOtb Infantry, was
buried with full military honors jes
Icrday in Chellen Hills Cemetorj .
Funeral serxnes were held under the
(inspires of the Henry L. Schmidt Post,
No. W, of the Ameritiin Legion, and
Hamilton KM, Post, No. 1M, of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Hojer lived at LtW.'t Nnrtli Darien
street.
Sergt. J. A. McOuckln's Funeral
One of the hit got milium funerals
in Camden -Itee the war was that of
'tunnery Sirgennt Jnino-. A. Mctiuck
in ftom the Chinch of the Immaculate
Conception in Camden jetordaj after
noon. The body in its llag-ilrupoil
casket and re-aing on a raisson was
escorted from the home of his widowed
mother. Mrs. Mary A MoOuoklti. 1 017
Iladdon avenue, to the church b a do
rnchmotil of Marlnej, from the Phila
delphia N'nvy Yard: HuMier Post, of
the American Legion, and the Knight
of Columbus.
The Hi. Father f Jem go Welsh,
who was n ehnnlain In the armv during
the war. delivered the 'rrinmi The
body was taken to CnKnry Cemetery
for interment.
Sergeant Mcfluckin was the first sol
dier from tho Immaculate Con. option
Church killed in seruc who was bur
ied from the church. He wis a mem
ber of the Forty-ninth Compnnj. Fifth
Regiment, C S M. C , and had been
III tlie service five ears before he was
killed. U' was wounded on June II.
1 1I 1 S. hut recovered and returned to
the ranks, receiving his fatal wound
the following October.
Negro Boy Drowns In Schuylkill
William Foster, Negro, nine -ears
old, 1--0 South Patton street, was
drowned -osorda while swimming tn
the Schuylkill River at 'Ihirtj first
street.
NK$6
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K UIANOND
Specializing in
Poliilied Cirdlo Diatnotida
An inspection will provo
instructive and interesting
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A little nook, just otF the dining room, with two attractive si-ttcs
and table, where you may breakfast in to.;.- privacy. A tiled bath
room with two windows, two, mind you; luiiit-in tub, shower, exposed
plumbing, medicine chest. Two-donr linen ilosrt in the hall, clothes
chute to laundri. Rain spouting and guttr rs of all-copper. A kitchen
that is most complete. A leal joy for every v oman.
PRICE, $8850 ONLY $1500 CASH
i;iVO Iiril.l' NOW thi'.so tn-u stcn.f-r'iin. s ,,, . . 1 i ,m.' ,iro on; 16
nilnutrs to i ' t. lull , oiu fnro , no tint K ar
I'omp to our nt4.!".:- GUI, SUirt, olpn-.',' I1. .Mi'm' ' F'.,i fit
IVrtnltiiil, at, I K-' .1 n .rt int,,t,, k'i.,,i ou t v 0 la r -h.,1 i . rue
OltU-c 'iien fi Ti ' A M to n I" M
John H. McClatchv
The House that HeDDe built
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown
This is our annual Summer Sale of used
nnrl OVdllQ 1 crar lnpfunmni-if.i TM,,., .,..
M,4u s,rtwuiu6v,u luouuiucuts. tueif uie iiiaiiy
excellent values. Each instrument is gnuiran-
SummeF d forlfjve;vears and is ex-
uritaaiiiiaaE'c.ji changeable free within six
Stfll months. Rental payment set-
tlement may be arranged.
Call, phone or write for full particulars.
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DECKER BROS. QlAC
Park case-good tone O I I O
HARDMAN t1d(
Full size- fine tone. iU)
CHICKER1NG tfj99A
Darker, good to, UM
dlLKLING H!17C
Dark en c-sood tone V I J D
RUTLEY (jja
Rosewood case, small P 1JJ
size
BAUS & CO.
Mahogany like new
$240
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Citizen Soldier Organizations
Seek Honor of Being Best
Drilled Unit
N N E R
VIRGINIA FIRST W
.Sprrlol flut'Of-a tn r,w,s 1'iihlt I "la'r
Citizens' Mllllary Trnlnlnc Cump.
Camp Meade. Mil.. Aug '.'2. Today
begins the final wool: of training for the
men here in the Citizens' Mllitan
Training Camp, nnd little olv; besides
real work will occupy the attention of
the men until they nrc mustered out of
service on August .10.
With every one on his toes for the
final tests to determine the best -drilled
company and soldier in the camp,
things arc gotnt; 'r, be humming during
the week T'o v'lrglnln Compnnv I.
which captured the honors Saturday, is
determined to continue to.bold Its posi
tion, while e;rr other organization is
striving Its best to displace (he men
from the o'd Dominion and gam their
place In the sun
There are sti'i two demonstration"
bv the field artller to be held, one of
them being slated for this afternoon, but
these will be the only bronkn In the reg
ular routine, unless .sumething unex
pected turns up.
Not until fie final dance next Frl
lay night will there be a break in
schedule, and S-iturdtn will hnrdlv In
more tbnn a mere workout, as it is a
half-holldiij , and tho men will bo pre
paring to make th-ir way to their re
spective homes The final champion
ship baseball game will be played that
afternoon.
Having been reviewed tiy two of the
highest ofhoiaU of the War Depart
metit. Scoretar Weeks and '.eneral
John .1 Pei'hing. chief of staff, tlie
men feel thnt If thc Inue gained noth
ing in am oi.nr manner It Is some ills
tiuetion to h,io had these two men
look then, on i. and thej are not going
to lot up any because no more such visits
nre planned Tie i are determined '"
learn all thn uin while tbei are bore,
despite the fad that the actual drill
period for the month amounts to oiilj
thirteen dais.
One of the nciM rcmniknblo things
that has been noiieul during the s,tny of
tho men here i- thai dniJio; the entire
three weeks there has not been nn acci
dent, nor hn there been any sickness
bejond a negligible iUHiitity, and this
niostli from colds and similar ill", and
the effects of tin inoenlat Ions of serum
which were giien to them when thej
first arrived in the an, p.
If a census of the regiment wen
taken, there would undoubtedl.i be a
large majorlt). in fact nn almost unan
imous opinion, in favor of having more
training, for the men feel that thoi
'have been greiltli benefited hi it
MADE
NA
WEEK OF TRAIN
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Merchants h
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Inaugurated the One ;r.v s,-stem in
ED0UARD JULES tf9CA
Ret.nuh.-J, t.;,e tor., p.OU
BRIGGS dio-
Apartn T.t j.ze, pl..,n lOD
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BEHNING fr-iir
I urge s.ze, plain case. Pl i 0
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Wheelock Pianola (PJQA ,
KS note Player good VOU !
codltln
CECILIAN
PLAYER-PIANO
88-note gftid tone.
$360
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RIOT FOLLOWS AUTO MISHAP
Mob Stones Car That Killed
Mao
i and Inlured Four Others
Albany, N. Y., Aug. 1!'-'. -11.v A V.)
-Morr1'' nubln, of Chelsea, Masa,.
was killed and four compnnlou Injured
wnen tno auiomooiii' in wtiicn uiey
wrre riding nnd a trollcv enr collided on
the Troy rond late last night.
Some time after tho accident, whllp
several trolley cars wire stalled at the
scene, a large crowd which hnd col-
lectori quickly begnn stoning the cars.
'I his was the fust llsordor nlnee thv
I I nited Traction Company resumed nil -
t.tghf sort ice on tlie Troy line sinco
' fom'or employes struck last January.
Begin Right!
Start the week well by se
' lecting your Suit today! In
the matter of Fall Suits,
! they are coming in steadily,
and already have been sell
ing. Clearaway of
Woolen and
Worsted Suits
$33,$38,$42,$48
UeRiilar Prices, $45 to $60
Got a Boy
going away to
Prep School?
Our Perry Junior Fall Suits
will hit him about right.
Yokes, belts, pleats, outside
patch pockets, single or
double breasted.
; And $24!
Perry & Co.
I6ih & Chestnut Sts.
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We guarantee TEMi'LAR cars
not to esreed $50 in repairs
the first year. The owner of
a small car owns a cheap car
epensite to operate.
There has noier been built in
America until now a superla
tively good small car inexpen
sive to operate.
It is a fact that TEMPLAR
owners get 20 miles to one
gallon of gasoline 15,000
miles to one set of tires.
Templar Motors, Inc., of Pa.
822 North Broad St. i.'l"
"1 ul
6th and Thompson Streets
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, Mahogan- eMv. Kood $aLO
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CHICKERING ClQffc
; 17' cn,c' ',,atnIi0U
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Uark .use, full size Ou&jij
' HEPPE tfOAC
' Mahogany case, slight t)fc473
Iv llnnrl
C. J. Heppe & Son
l)ontow,lin.9 ChMlnnt nt.
I'ptown flih and Tliomp.on fit.
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