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MAGISTRATE
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B
GUT ON SPEEDERS
Dugan Fines Man Limit of $10
and Says Others Will
Get Same
WILL PROTECT CHILDREN
Mnjslstrflte DiiRtin, slttliiR nt tlm
Thirty second street nnd Woodland
uremic pelien station tills morning, de
clared war en automobile speeders, cit
ing the fact that three We-t Philadel
phia children's lives had been sacrificed
e motorcars in the last three days.
pjnciiR Mlclstcin, traveling et the
rte of forty miles nn hour en Cedar
avenue, was stepped nt lxty-sccend
ftrMt by Tinfflc OfTiccr Middlesten nnd
"I am sorry that the law docs llet
nllew h"' '" hc n'0,,fi '"'ver' w"h yu."
mM Mnsi'trntc UuKfin. when Micl
cttln was arraigned. " nm fining you
$10 nnd costs, which is the limit thnt
the law allows.
"Ynu and men like you are putting
i lives of nil the West Philadelphia
Khoel children In jeopardy daily. Three
little ones have died In as many days.
"I will chnnge that sltuntlen out
here, if' it is humanly possible. Frem
new en I issue this warning te nil
fpecders that I will, regardless of who
their friends mny be. punish them nl
vnvs te the full extent of the law."
.Tust after he had hissed his mother
in rxchange for pennies for candy.
Charles Lawrence, pight years old. Ilrt
North Fifty-first street, rnn In front
nf an nuloinehlle nt Fifty-first and
rtnee street, nnd was fatally injured
He died last night nt 10 o'clock In
(he West Philadelphia Homeopathic
Hospital. Ilis death waB the Med ro re
wltlng from automebilo accidents In this
city since January 1.
Madeline Hummcrle, seventeen years
old, Flfty-ecventh street below Glrnrd
Rtenne, driver of the car, was ar
rested although wltncsses say phe could
net have avoided the accident. With ber
In the automobile were Marlen Silver-
.1 Vfftv.KAVfltltli ntrepf hplnw f.lr.
ird avenue; Annn Putt, Ilace street
nbeve Fifty-first, nnd Eleaner O'Tlrlen, !
Fifty-third street below Master. All arc I
wen teen. They wcre nn their way from
the West Pliltndclphln High Scheel,
where they nre students.
The uppnlllng tell of lifer taken in
street, accidents In Philadelphia can
only be blamed en insufficient traffic
control outside the central sections of
the clt.v, nccerdlng te police efliclnls,
investigators of (lie Corener's office,
churches nnd schools.
Director Cortclyeu snys thnt net a
dny passed for weeks without bring
ing te his office delegations or commu
nications from tcctlenal organizations,
schools or churches asking thnt police
men be stationed nt corners where no
cldcntn occur almost dnlly. A mass
meeting of pretest Is being plnnncd by
residents In the vicinity of Sixty-first
nnd Wnlnut streets, where n boy was
killed Tuesday night.
GUNS FOIL SPRINTER
Medal Helder Decides te Hand Over
Cash When Held Up .
The sprinting ability which wen him
two geld medals for 100-yntd dnshes
proved of no value te Gilbert A. Xahtn,
1110 Duucnnnen nvenue, early tedny,
when five nrmed meter bnndlts held him
up nt Thirteenth street nnd Wlndrlm
nvenue.
Nnhm, who la twenty-seven yenrs
old. was wnlklng.heme nt 12:fi0 A. M.
when n big touring enr drew nbrenst of
him nnd the five men leaped out. All
hnd guns. Nnhm meditnted n cham
pionship dnsh, but changed his mind
when the pistol barrels were pointed
nt him.
The robbers took $7"j, n geld watch
and two geld medals which Nnhm wen
In 1010 at athletic contests.
TROLLEY HALTS ON
R. R.; 14NEAR DEATH
Many Children Just Escape
When Train Crashes Inte
Stalled Car
PASSENGERS CUT BY GLASS
Fourteen passengers, most of them
children returning from school, were In
danger of death when n trolley csr in
which tluv were riding late yesterday
stalled In front of n train near Seuth
Woodbury.
The car was en the Public Service
Company's line from Cnmdcn te Mnntua
and was crossing the tracks of the
Pcnnsgrove Branch of the W. J. and
S. S. Jtnllread. The trolley conductor
had run ahead and signaled it wns safe
te cress, as a bend In the read bid the
train from his view.
The trolley was In the middle of the
tracks when the pole enme off. Hy this
time tlntrnln was in sight. The pas
sengers snw the enrushlng train, nnd
mndc a wild dnsh for the doers te cs cs
cape before the Inevitable crash. Men
and women en the car unselfishly shep
herded the children before them, waiting
te sec thnt nil the youngsters wcre
safely off.
Fortunately, It took but a few sec
onds te empty the cnr. The engineer
of the approaching train snw a collision
wns incvltnblc, as seen ns he rounded
the curve. He used nil his skill te step
the trnln, but though he reduced Its
speed greatly, thereby prebnbly saving
the lives of nt least some of the pns
sengcrs, he wns triable te avoid a col
lision. The trnln struck the trolley with
sufficient force te damage it badly. One
pnsscngcr, Wllllnm Harris, n Negro,
wns thrown violently te the fleer nnd
suffered nervous cel'apic. He wns taken
te Urcwcr's Hespitnl, nt Woodbury,
ivhcre he wns kept overnight for obser ebser obser
vntlen. Others were slightly bruised
or cut by Hying glnss. It wns neces
sary te drag the damaged car, te the
barn nnd get another te take the pas
sengers te their home in Mnntun.
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AT WirOIBSAI.K COST
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Th correct CAr for Secial Ug.
Manufactured In France.
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Tea encfDinnef Services -After-Dinner Coffee Services
Knives, Fera"" Spoons
Uaelbl appreciated gifta
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Guaranteed
Oakland Moter Car Ce.
918 N. Bread Street Poplar 0407
Open Eveniiigi
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FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
Till: ROSENBACn GALLERIES
1350 Walnut Street
REWARD-NO QUESTIONS
IF THE 2 young men
who borrowed a.
FORD SEDAN
y. 3. License Ne. 220480)
AT 1940 N. 13th ST. YESTERDAY
Will retnrn car fe the owner,
8. C. IIecer,
rebllc T.edger, flth S Chestnut At.
Advertising paves the way
for a quick and satisfactory
ale when you or your people
meet the buyer face te face.
The Helmes Press, Trinttn
131S.29 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
V.
HAVE you found the
big idea that should
be back of a successful
presentation of your
product ?
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency
Every Phase of Sale Promotion
North American Bldg. Philadelphia
A Charming
Setting
The surroundings alone con
tribute greatly te the popularity
of Strath Haven as a permanent
residence fine old trees, green
lawns and weeded hillsides what
a playground they make for the
children! And the kind of service
you would expect from such a
place is exactly the kind we main
tain for your comfort and well
being. Why net come out for
dinner some evening? Telephone,
and a car will meet the train.
Str&thH&reii
Swarthmore, Pa.
Tiuenty-ene minute from Bread St.
AL UE is the Only True Yard-Stick
J
f Men who buy price alone run
the risk of making a great
mistake lets of things, that
are low in price are actually
very expensive, because they
are neither serviceable nor
satisfactory.
f Value 13 the only true measure. When a
man buys a Suit of Clethes, Tep Ceat or
Overcoat here, he is making an investment
in clothing which will prove profitable
because he has bought something which i
of real value and net clothing which has
been cheaply constructed te sell down te a
low figure.
And this season we arc gratified te be able
te sell clothing of Reed Type, Quality and
Value at prices much lower than in recent
cars $30 te $75 for Suits, Tep Coats,
Overcoats.
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.329 rfarket Street
HARBYSTEEL
v equipment;
Lockers. Bins, Shelving
Cabinets. Lcttcrfilcs
Wire Werk, Wire Cleth
Sieves, Brushes
EDW. J. DAJIBY & SON
520 N. 3d St.
Phene: Mar. B6t or Spruce 999
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JACOB REED'S SONS
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Old bait won't land
1922 fish.
Your business catch
will depend largely en
the. newer kind of ad
vertising and selling.
Phene LOCust 55-40.
Tiir ruciiAne a.
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for you!
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At all our Stores
i BTOBCS CO. tJ
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This business has forty
four years of satisfactory
performance behind it.
The plant and machinery
arc new and represent the
last v e r d in modern
methods.
It is the largest plant
for the construction of tine
woodwork in the East,
occupying 23 acres.
Architects and builders
realize that we arc better
able than ever te handle
any sort of fine cabinet
work in quality as well as
quantity.
in Niiiwiraira,''!' u',i,ii:!,'..;i,iiiiO':,i.uaii!aiir
Gee. w Smith
& Company, Inc.
492 St & Grays Ave. Phiia.
A SavingsFund Department
with a
Checking Privilege
Beginning October 18th, we will
open accounts in our Savings Fund
Department, allowing each deposi
tor the privilege of drawing six
checks per month with interest at
7b the
People of Philadelphia
we announce the
ACKIN
OTORS
834 N. Bread St.
,J. JAY VANDERGRIFT, Pres. WM. B. RICHARDS, Sec. J. W. MACKIN, Vice lv
as distributors for the Philadelphia territory ; mbracing Eastern Penna.,
Southern New Jersey, Delaware and Eastern Shere of Maryland for
es.
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Saturday is
the big day
te bun your
Fall Clethes
Get YOURS
at Perry's
Tomorrow !
OUR SUPER-VALUES
TALK FOR THEMSELVES
$28 $33 $38
WE COULDN'T SAY MORE
,jf we wrote a book.
AND WE'RE READY te make
your trip a mighty profitable one.
Everything here is in your favor.
The styles and fabrics you want,
the colors you prefer and the
prices you want te. pay.
PERRY'S
THE VOCABULARY of a
Shakespeare would be necessary
te tell all the geed things about
our new Fall suits. Just te whet
your appetite though they are
herringbones, cheviets, worsteds,
tweeds, hemespuns of the most
pleasing designs and patterns
imaginable. It's worth your while
te give them a leek. They're all
SUPER-VALUES.
P h R k V ' S
THERE GOES THE ORCHES
TRA. Hew "easy" you feel in
your snug-fitting Tuxedo as you
hurry for your partner. Perry's
evening clothes are always cor
rect. Feather-weight silk linings.
Satin Duchess facings, fancy and
conservative trimmings. Prices
start at $43.
E K Y ' ?
WINTER is just around the cor
ner. Better get a big. warm coat
before the snow flies. If you could
see the luxurious ulsters we have
here you would be enthusiastic
about them. Made of the finest
fabrics loomed with richly de
signed plaid backs. SUPER
VALUES? Yes. Sir. every last
one of 'em.
PERRY & CO.
16th & Chestnut
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NOW
MOTOR CARS
JL 7 e5
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The Tcfi Prove v Units
The usual 4rr interest will be
allowed en regular Savings Fund
deposits ndt subject te check.
National
Bank of Commerce,
713 Chestnut St.
Nathan T. Felwcll. President
National Bank with a Savims Fund Dep&rnt
1. Continental Red Seal Moter.
'. Dclce Starter and Ignition,
a. Timkcn Axles.
.. Spiccr Universal Joints,
ii. Ilrewn-Lipr. Transmission.
6. lit-fi & Beck Clutch.
?. Ray field Carburetor.
S. h'xide Battery.
!). Fedders Radiator Xivkcl-Sih-er.
10. Ccmmcr Steering (hur.
Has Your Business "Persenalit "?
By DR. BERTHOLD A. BAER
Tht. a:.i '11 cmnpr i-. ib- iimik ri,-t im tiw the meit
l""r""1'1"1 "- "l'f'unn!ity." Ui ..,- n. v,.. , un hitflu'i than
their Miuivev
Thr Bread Spect Uia).-1. l.'JOU X..ith Hreuil Stn-et
brent lies the p r-i.tinhty f Mi. A. I.. A-lit'i. Perhap- it '
b.vnu.-r l. A-lii i;ivfs his entire unu- anl n'tentien te the
Bread Street i i;iie;.
-Such attPtitn.ii te detail a. util.ii..wi te me," hai
I c u-hi 11 1 n.el 1,'in M,. nttendinir the funem' s, r-.
u-es of h.., wife. Hew .an one man ie -neli eseellem
er 1 1 e ?"
It i! net 'In wuM ..I .im- man il i- ; he eiviee of all
.nipl..er .embit.ed. men and weniu. lint n is the '-,,,
..(( f' of e,r man whieli makes the Serviee noem pa fable
'tie personality i,f M, .hii.
At the Heur of Death. Call: Penkr 7890 ....!,.
Temporary Location at 834 N. Bread St.
Pending erection of their 4-story building a t SOS North Bread St. te house their com
bmed bales, Service and Parts Departments.
MOON MOTOR CAR GO. of ST. LOUIS
Entire Territory Open for Dealers
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