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'HEARS AT GRAVE
Children Grief-Stricken at
Burifrl of Mrs. Minnie
Warrington
SEPARATED FOR XMAS
I,ltMc MnrieliiiP AViirrlngleii. h
rears elil. mid Imt Tirnilirr Karl, twelve,
Mtoed fednv, fVirt-tinns Mvp, nt tlie
erntI(I1 of tlirlr nintlicr. Afi-N. Minnie
WnrrlnRlim. who wns nlml te ilentli
teft Wcdncdnj, In her home nt fi50l)
Market street, by CeriiHItiM C'iiH". n
My Indzer in l'"' house, who Killed ntieiner
nemnn nnd tlicn liiin.elf.
One of tlie elilldren wns tee young
te rrnllze llie extent of lier lei, mid
the etlier tee lirnve te cie in te tlie
jean which trembled In IiIh eyes.
Mndellne, or "Mnry." n hIie Ik
rallril. only known tlint uinlher will
net be home for ClirNhnns, nnd lie N
piirzled unil troubled by the eentliuied
bcnee. Slie fours, tee. tbnt Snnbi
Clnui will forget te vhit be- tbi c""
Knrl. en tlie ether bund, knows only
tee well llw terrible thing which in Htlll
Mddrtl from bis ulster. lint the nherk
of his mother's denth bus robbed him
of nil power of cxtuciilciii. He seems
(lured und 1ms little cncccli with nny
one.
Madeline cried throttpbeiil tbe burial
services in Hely Sepulrhre v('emrtcrv,
nnd pulled her small blue hat down ever
her fnee te hide from the ethers. Iter
only selnee seemed te be her tiny white
muff, which Mm Ptnnetlied und patted
..from time te time.
Her brother steed by her ide with
Ms eleth cap twisted in hN Iwmls try
Ins manfully te repress the sobs which
were very new the surface. Without n
father te comfort him he felt keealv the
full force of the situation. lint be
bravely put iiaIiIp his own crief and
turned his attention te the c-mnfertiiij;
of bis Rister. As they enteied the ear
after the service lie patted her en the
shoulder
The children will be separated for
Christmas, one reIiis te stay with Mrs.
Jlury Suhers, 017 Daly street, and the
ether te Mrs. Suber.s' sister, nt IKitI
Seuth Heward street.
William Tripple. an atternc.i of Ibis
City, who admlnisleicd Mr. Warrltic-
ten's estate nfter his death, siv jeurs
' ape, has been appointed cuardian of the
two children.
FIRE IN HOMEDRIVES
2 FAMILIES TO STREET
Man Returns te Irnperllcd Heuse te
Carry Out Helpless Invalid
A fire nt I o'clock this morning in
the home of Staulej Usual. .'Il.'ll IMgc
nynt aenue. a tuo-sterj brick build
Ing, imperiled the llvei of turlw per
sons, among thorn an luwilid. all of
whom were rescued. The tin: tlirent
cned fur .1 time te spread le heu'cn
In the immediate neighborhood.
Mlu Zewskl, a boulder at the I'snai
home, was awakened in the night by
fmeke. Me dashed (e the slieet in blV
nlgltclethes nnd turned in an aim in.
nt the -nine time arousing the Usual
fuiailj
Mr. and Mrs. Umi.i1 and their chil
dren. Virginia, live, and Cannier, four,
managed te escape from I be Ihiiim- by a
lenr stalrwnj 'before the tl.nues cui
tlieiii off. In the meantime, (lie neigh
borhood was arciiscd by the arrival of
the fne mgine.s and occupants of the
neighboring house weie warned te leine.
1'iaiik (.Jeriss. 'AVJtf Kilgenieni ave
nue, eicipuiit of the beuse, nssisled by
nflglibeis. cnndiieted bis wife Agnes',
ami bis three children le the street, anil
returned te canj out Matthew (ieiiss.
nil liiMilid, who Is unable te wtilk. The
lattir was taken te the beuse of n
friend and the ivmeal of valuables wns
begun
In the leeantime Usnal's beu'e was
In Humes, into which the firemen weie
directing tluee stieaius of water, .In.
ncnli Kurls, u ladderuian, attached te
Truck Ne. 10. emerged from the binn
ing building with bis rubber cent en
fire, and it was necessnrj te turn a hose
upon him. Ills burns were net serious
nnd be returned te the attack.
The Humes were finally extinguished
and the Usual family obtained shelter
for the night in the homes of neighbors.
The damage is estlmutcd nt 1300.
KILLED BY SUBWAY TRAIN
Man Believed te Have Committed
Suicide at 15th Street Station
An uulilcntliletiil man was Instantlv
killed about 11 :30 last night b a west
bound subway (lain at the Fifteenth
and Market streets station before the
eyes of dozens of persons.
Whether the man threw himself in
the path of the train or fell cannot be
determined. Police bellece he Intended
te commit suicide.
The man fell upon (be tracks just ns
the train was drawing Inte tlie station.
The motermnn, Cieerge Fex, jammed en
the brakes, but the first truck passed
ever the man's body, crushing his elicit
nnd upjier uriiiH.
Trullie en tlie wpstbeund tracks was
suspended for twenty minutes, while an
eniergencj crew jacked up the car and
Timecd the body.
'L'hn victim web about tb'rtv veins
old live feet sU Inches tall, bad black
hair and -weighed about 110 pounds.
Tie were n dark suit and tan shoes. The
Initials "T. M.." tatoecd en his tight
inn are the only clues te lib ldcutily.
Ooener Brethers te Be Heets
Fer the fort -sixth censicutive veur.
'he Doenur Jlrethcis will be hosts te WW
old people at the Little Sisters of the
I nor Eighteenth n.id Jeffersen stieets,
"a t'hrihtinas D,i. A dinner consisting
'it tuikej and all the trimmings will
'e strved at noun. The icpast will be
followed by an entertainment and tlie
distribution of caudi's and ether sweets.
PUBLIC PARKING SPACE
I i'".n 50" "!,n ilewn tuwn te Clin
jiiruir in uncut luirk jwiir cur lit
THE PARKING PLACE
11. N. I!lllf Hlltirre
lliwn HA. M. la yi V. M.
I'urkl'iE CliurcrH, fine
Newspaper Advertisements Written
uri'u.,.!lrB frewrnt. IwikletN compiled
Kii.''J(,rB '""'I'eaea. ndvtrtllnB et alt
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v. uui, i.i.wtir.H ill I nil
TURKEYS
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finest Quality in City
BEYER & CO., Inc.
235 Callowhill St.
Open Evtnlnn Till 10 o'Cleckz
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RESCUED FROM FLAMES
These three rlilldrcn wcre trapped en tlie third fleer of their home hi
C.miwjcI last night. They Mere saved by their father nnd a. patrolman.
Ix-fl te right, William .1. Feet, .Jr., the; Arthur, two nml ene-half
jcars, nnd Wnller, thrce nnd one-half years old
3 SHOT IN ROW AT DANCE.
Police Take Them te Hospital, but
Later Battle Ends In Riet Call
Three men were shot Inst night at a.
ball In Lithuanian Hall, Meynmcnslng
avenue below Cliriutlnn street. They
were net seriously hurt.
The three nrc under police btirvcll
lance nt the I'ennsylvanln Hospital.
They arc Abe Yezbclt, 1737 Seuth Sev
enth street: Jehn Muldowney, an
elghtecn-ycar-eld boy, 224I5 Seuth I.cc
sircet, ana .Merris .mcuiij, a..u s.ui -
penter street. I
A second tight at the ball after mid- ;
night brought u wngonlend of police
irem uie Mevcntli. aim carpeiucr streets
station, who cleared the ball and' ur
icsted eight men for disorderly ceu-
(Ill( t,
I he police believe the first fight I
started during an argument in the bnr "corned wllllc," "geld fish" or ether
ever who should pny for drinks. Yn- army fare. Instead there will be tur
bclt, the police say. drew a revolver j key, mince piee nnd cranberries as the
and fired twice, hitting Muldewney In hcadllners.
the right arm and McNulty In the left Incidentally the girls nrc en the
hip. Seme one else, whose identity the ' lookout for jobs for these men, nnd if
pence inn net icnrn, nrcu in turn ui i
Yii7.be! t and hit him In the left feet. !
The three men. pale and giennlng, vcre
sit ting en chairs when the police nr
rhed. At 12 :.'!." o'clock the row flared up
again, the police believe ns nn out eut out
gievith of the first fight, und this time
a riot call was turned in. The dancers
' were ih'iven from the hall by the police
; anil the place closed
The ball was given by u downtown I
social club. I
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nurrn rtCTAIMCn AIICMQ
enncn UC I MIIMCU HLICIMO
Gloucester Immigration Officials,
Provide Gifts
t-reviuc unit.
Te immigrants detained for various
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I station willenjey as merry n Christmas
I flu flm f ifiiriift In iiiii nltln ii t.if it Trn 1
'" "itiMiiin iiiv, uiri-0 v iiiuiiiiv iui
them. ,
I There will be n big Christmas tree. ,
a bountiful dinner, gifts, and an enter- I
I tail incut, te make them forget for a
few hours the fact that they are net
I neriliitted te ieill their ile.'lr ones in this .
,-eiMitrj. I Seigeunts Jehn I!rightiiiayer-, Wll- "V1"" ,"1 ''" i rieun leu the uijcl.
i Twe of the immigrants, who would i;ii Scull Jehn Mnvcr. Sam I.ntta. I "efnrc-hc cculd he taken be ran toward
i have been detnlned except for tliP.Tnmes Mc'Micbael and eiald Finns nn npprenchliig fast freight train, leaped
I Christmas-tide generesitj of Secretary nided Lieutenant Ilosten in the dibtrI-en V,1"" .!' cars,1"ml J"''1 "' AV,
i of Laber D.uls, bine gene te their button .cording te the police. Mrs. took said
ifaiiiilles for a tbiee-nienths' visit. These that while she was at work in the gie-
wre women aliens held because the , iCery store she had noticed a man let -I
quotas for their countries bad been , F,re Damages Pawnshop
exceeded. i
i Mrs. Kntaiina Faretska, twenty-
three, n native of Hungary, was pcrr-,
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niltted te join her husband, Xllcela
F.uiitsKu. who lues in this city, llcnu
Herei.ke.ics, twenty -five, n I'ele, was
allowed te ke te a cousin In Harris
burK. HERO'S FUNERAL TODAY
Bedy
of J. W. Trost Burled
Ferest Hills Cemetery
The bedj of Jehn Trost. an Ainer-
soldier killed In action in the Ar-
L'enne lercHt, was burleil today in
I Ferrebt Hills Cemetery. Previous te
the burial there were funeral RervlceR
I at bin late home, .&Ki North Twelfth
Istieet. Memberu of Themas II. Falcs,
I l'est Ne. 10S. American Iwegien fur
inlshed the firing Mpiad. '
I Qirpeinl Urnest 'A. Stead, nlbe killed
in the Arsenne, was burled In Orccn
i mount Cemetery after funeral hcrviccs
at the home of Ills mother, Mrs. Isaac
, K. Stead, 'JIKKi North Hancock htrcet.
The funeral was attended by sur
I vivers of Headnuarters Company, 31fith
Infantry, the American Legien and the
, Michiiel ,1. Joyce l'est of the Veterans
of Fereicn Wars.
I A third tehller, whee funeral wns i
held today is the late Corporal Jehn i
Irvln, of ( empuny ai, iilltn infantry, i
Corporal Irvln also was killed In the
Areennn offensive. The funeral wan
from the Turnersvlllc Methodist Kpls- i
ceiial Church. '
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As our Stores will be
closed all day Monday,
you will have a splendid
Opportunity
i
te lest the remarkable
"keeping" qualities of the
delicious
Victer
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Bread
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Bk Pi Mu . I
S Bi r ' 5Sa 1
I II carton fpa C h
I Buy enough today (e last you i 3 of twelve Wj aW '
j I until Tuesday. It stays fresh.
Sold only in our Stores Strictly fresh 1
' llTPrtlllU 1 Sold only in our Stores pi.
I tflmsft II mevm I
Oarileits mill be open tonight until 10 W 1 llrlJLdlllVlIlI
il 0 "or ,'D,M "'" P" tonight until 10
LEGION GIRLS FEAST VETS
100 War Heroes, Out of Jobs, te
Find They're Net Forgotten
One hundred men, all heroes of the
World Wnr, who thought they hnd been
forgotten In the holiday rush, will be
guests of honor tit n Christmas dinner
tomorrow nt (Sreen'H Hetel.
Their hosts will be girls of the Amer
ican Legien, all members of l'est fiO,
who have net forgotten the men who
suffered pain and misery In chasing the
Ucrmnns out of France.
The men who risked their lives In
working for Uncle Snn find themselves
,., f ,i,ln, ., -,,, i,, f .
istence. Their prospects for n bright
Christmas were decidedly gioeniv. Thev
found tbnt few ' persons remembered
much about the buttle of the Argenne,
the light at Chateau-Thierry nnd etlier
death-grip struggles.
.Mess cull will be Founded promptly
nt 1. o'clock. There will lie ti lienns.
j en knew of nny one wlie wants n real
American, ambitious and industrious.
let them knew.
POLICE GIVE XMAS CHEER
Llbut. Bosten and Aide? at 32d and
Woodland Donate Turkeys te Peer
Police of the Thirty-second street nnd
Woodland avenue Mutten gave Christ-
mas cheer te the noer of the district !
this afternoon in the shape of eatables, land avenue. She was en her way home
eandy mid toys. I ut 10 o'clock last night. When she
Lieutenant Oergc Uosten was the 1 rcncheil Fiftv-sixth street and (ireen-
official Santa Clans. He purchased, out Unj. nvenue 'she was accosted by n
.f, l"Is "" l,'0,'I(,,t' -00 turkeys nnd , mnll WM0 ni,ne,i n sun at her. She
chickens te give te these unfortunate M.realm.,i for help, nnd Patrelmnn
enough te be without them. . , .. ..,:,. -,.,. i,.
In addition there was distributed;,'' U '
"nn 1.. -e . .1.,-,.. . - , TUtl UP.
- Mi - Mi peniius ei iiuui, iiunj -bix iinms,
twenty-five pounds of sausage, seventy
n.i,iMin.t Kain. .. f ll..iH 4ltHn Jn... ,.P
i vtif-iiuiii c Ukl 111. lltllll. L 111 IT mil ft ill
coal, sixteen crates of canned goods, i
thirtv bushels of notntees. nn.l n nuaii-
tlty of cnudj nnd tes for the children.
contributed by storekeepers In the dis-
triet and members of the Phlleiuuslnn
rMnT,
Fire damaged the two-sterj brick
dwelling and pawnshop of I him .Tab-
box, at 7111 Seuth Second street, this
I ... .!. . . . -f en,tn .. r.
merntnj; te the extent of !.'00 after an-
eerheuted Hue hud ignited the upper
tery. T.he owner wns in bis stoic when
the fue started and ran out and sent in
nn alarm. The stock of the pawnshop
was slightly damaged.
Heads Seuth Philadelphia Doctors;
11m T 11 Ar,..c..n.... (! ,.n;.,.. ..!ff
president of the Seuth l'hlludclphla
iruncli et tlie county .Medical Society
!,"8t,"iBl,tin,t a ,0!,"fv,n'.H,,L!n tIl(l Kast
Knd Republican riub, 10.T! Seuth llreud
street. Dr. ArmstreiiR succecda Dr. F.
V. Ualdl. Dr. Alfred Gorden delivered
an address en "Rental Discuses as u
Secial Problem."
McCLEES GALLERIES
1S07 WAI.MJT ST.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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uinitens
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FramUiK u Spcilaltr
riiintliiEN Urxtureil
Come See Our
BOOKS
GAMES
STATIONERY
XMAS CARDS
AND UNrJBUAT. OIITS
yen Will Find Thtm Attractive
nd Moderately Priced
Open Evenings Till 9
The Library Shep
15 Seuth 13th St.
Philadelphia
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BANDITS GREET MEN
WITHIERlrtAS'
Rifle Cash ""Register, but Leavo
Customers Alene Because,
'They're Broke Anyhow'
SHOT IN ANOTHER tiOLD-UP
"Merry Christmas," enld a bandit,
ns lie removed .$05 from the cash reg
ister in the drug store of W. S. Itlcc,
nt -1020 Market street. Inst midnight.
I Illce nnd several customers, while
(this was going en, were siandlns in the I
irciirei ne: eieie Willi iiieu- minus huuvv
their bends. A second bandit had them
covered with n gun.
1 Ne attempt wns mnde te rob the
customers, ns one of the bnndlts re
marked they hnd probably finished their
Christmas shopping, nnd what was the
use?
A mere serious affair occurred when
three bandits robbed William F IJejd.
grocer nnd Ice cream dealer, of $."0 last
night about 10:30 o'clock. Heyd's
place Is nt 1001 West Allegheny nvc
nue. Ileytl was shot In the head by
one of the bnndlts.
"I wns standing belilnd the counter."
snld Ile.id tcjday, "dishing out a pint
of lee cream for n little Negro boy
who comes In nt nbeut the same, time
for lee cream every night. 1 felt some
one grab my arm from behind, and
I turned te leek. A ,eung man about
twenty -one years old, was standing
there. With nn oath, lie told me net te
move. lie held me with hK right bnnd,
In his left, ns he brought it up. I saw
a revolver. lie lired and I ducked.
"The bullet cut through my scalp,
went through two supports of shelving,
hit n dish and smashed it, and was
found ljing en the edge of the counter
this morning. Just before the bandit
fired another young man ran in as he
enlled. 'Hurry up, we have no time te
waste.' A third mniir I nut told, snt in
the automobile outside, in which they
escaped. My wound wus treated at the
Samaritan Hospital.
1'ollce of the Twenty-second street
nnd Hunting Ferk avenue station later
nt rested Jeseph Hill, nineteen, of .'1720
Calumet street, en suspicion of steal
ing nn automobile tire. They sent or
lteyd who, after looking at the prisoner,
said : "That leeks very much like the
man that shot me." Magistrate Price
held htm without bail for a further
hearing next Saturday. Hill dented he.
wus implicated in the held-up.
A crowd of men in West Philadel
phia surrounded the lumber yaid at
Fifty-eighth street and Woodland no ne
nue, in which a man accused of having
fried te hole! up Mrs. Mary Cook, of
2101 Seuth Cecil street, bad taken
icftig" after ii iluise. The man
escaped.
Mrs. Cook Is a cashier in the Anicr-
lean store nt Allisen street and Weed
,.,- ,,n(lif ht., ,,i1,inp ,,. ,.,,
the woman. lie ran, the patrolman
.
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''?" !' reached Ilfty-clghth street
and Woodland avenue be darted Inte the
lumber ard mid wns seen lest te the
nellccmnn. The excitement attracted
the residents of the neighborhood, who
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
TUB R0SEM1ACII GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street
HEADQUARTERS FOR
WATERMAN'S IDEAL
FOUNTAIN PENS AND
"EVERSHARP" PENCILS
Christmas Cards and Art
Calendars at Half Price
902-906 Chestnut Street
Open till G P. M.
Your
Christmas Meney
Vhy net save
it get inter
est en y e u r
money, watch
it grew, add te
it a little each
Week? Deposit
it in the
First Penny
Savings Bank
21st and Bninbridge Sis.
Branch, 1343 Chestnut St.
4rV4
Interest -
JOHN WANAMAK13K,
President.
Deposits Received Up le $5000
Tfe&ftim-
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Exiled!
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This collie pup of .Mrs. Kmmu Kmmu
Tlterpe Is tahlug a l.i;t peep at
I'lillndelphlii from her home In
(Janiet strcel. near Perler. 'I'lie
clog lias been exiled from Philadel
phia h elder of .Magistiatc Hen
shaw 011 complaint of nciglilHirs,
who said they could sleep after the
clog left
tcring near the store nnd that she sus- I
peeled that be Intended te rob her.
When she went home she had S10 or I
.$PJ with her. J
FALLS FROM PIER
Heek Slips Frem Paper Bale
Man Tumbles Backward
and
Minimis Lelt, lift j years rtld,
plejcd at the Haliiuiere and
em em
Oble I
wnart, nearly drowned tbii, morning
when he fell into Hie Delaware rim 1
He was helping lead a barge nt Pier'
78 when a book he was lisinir en en tier I
bales slipped" and he tumbled backward
into the water. I
ISecause of the coldness of the water I
he was unable te help himself and sank
three times before being pulled from the I
water by Frank Coppellno, member .if
the linn of Matthew Coppellno ami 1
hen. I oppelluo threw a rope oier eier oier
benid and looped it around the drowning
man's body. He was pulled from th"
water unconscious, but was revived.
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You'll Enjoy Your
CHRISTMAS DINNER
in The Palm Roem
'NEW YEAR'S EVE
Special Service De Luxe, Complete, $7.50
Fer Reservations, Call WALNl'T fi80f)
THE HOTEL ST. JAMES
Walnut at Thirteenth Street
Gemery-Schwariz Moter
Salesroom, 128-140 North Bread-S ervice Station, 2400-14 Market
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GIVES BLOOD NINTH TIME;
' READY FOR TENTH GIFT
Albert E. Jacobs Makes Real Christ-,
mas Present te Sufferer
Although only two weeks hnve passed
since Albert K. .Tacebs. 2030 Cleveland
avenue, gave hi. bleed for the ninth
from bin veins te these of the recipient
nnd four hours Inter he was home, none
the worse for ins experience.
.Jacobs bns nlrcndy made hrrnngc-
nicnts te give mere of his bled te nn-
ether case two weeks from today. He
receives
nothing but thanks for bin
reward
MA FOR MGR K ERAN
,,..ww -
Cardinal Dougherty Officiates at
St. Patrick's Church
A helemn petitllical Mass marked the
funeral services for Monslgner William ,
Klernn, D. U., rector of St. Patrick's
Church, who died Wednesday morning. ,
The mass wns said nt 10 o'clock this'
morning In the church. Cardinal Dough-
ertv officiated.
Ilefere the Mnss there was a reci
tation of the divine office beside the
body.
'J'lw body of Monslgner ICieran will ,
be Intoned in the crypt of the vault of
the church. '
I Arrested en Drug Charge
i Nicholas Cahlll and Harry F0I7.. who
j lie near Second street nnd Kaigliu
I nvenue, Camden, were nrrcsted last
, night It in alleged tliej hull a large
I (inutility of narcotic drugs In their pos
session. VfrimnniHnjiiimii!!unmiHDmTifuimiiniiii!iTrjiimminiJiii;i(!iiiiUi,riTiiLiiiiuuiu.iU!3
Fer these who prefer a I
nice, tender duck M
I
I Seft-Meated 1
Ducks I
B
33
lb
At all our Meat Markets
!BM1,
STORES CO.
Our stores will be open tonight until 10 3
iniiu in "ni"iu.i i"-,M""' ""i nuiriinr Biinp 01 lnuni -"mii'hj fi,tn tiirM,tffi, n ii n7 iiir room te rscflDQ
submitted ngnin te the operation yes-I American and Cnllewblll streets. S.x tr', tV,e house"
tcrdny nt the Mount Slnnl Hespltnl te were tnken from thp "hop of Htnrifpy J T, ))rr. wn, , ,hc helne e Wllllare
savn the life of another. Ncdzlnskl, 2.1 h Lnst Clc-nrnehl k J-r f t ;((),- Parsons nvenue, Cynwyd,
sae tlie me 01 nneincr. 1( cg)ll fr()n tlp establishment of I ,,' .....rei,,,,,., nn,l Mr. loot mnde
Almest two quarts were conducted , Uel(f,rt VlcMHt iXi Seutli Flfly-clghtl. , ., '.''" ' ."JK ,Y. L , ..niimi iVT...
u.k i n ivniiuriminti nitnrfliinn i...t t .1 r a ...1.. r. iu...iiu ! "
Anne
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Lew
er
Effective December 24th
Prices of all Essex Medels,
including the New Coach,
are reduced as follews:
5-Pass, Touring Car
5-Pa8s. Coach .
5-Pass. Sedan ....."
F. O. B.
TURKEY THIEVES'GET 80
Chrtm Feaat8 ,n certain Circles,
Likely te Be Extra Fine
T,..,..,',..nf t,.uu fnw rM.MttC rnn In certain
circles 'in this cltv were oensldernbly
I advanced Inst night with the theft of
I eighty turkeys from various butcher
J $eyrd Jna the
street.
At the American Stores Company
store at Wakefield and Ashmend streets.
, thb-ves made off wih J.0 pounds of
turkMS. Il;rnard ( annen. a butcher
let -100 West .Nerrls Mreet. lest nine
I turkeys, .and one geese. W illiam Hrl
man. -.tiw 1.11st 1 amur a street, was
robbed, of fif ecu ttitkeys. nnd. Albert
' Mil7-.'!,' , "" ' 'S , Klr,' ', "ns IC
onriee cue ius-m ei lwcivc oires
.6WU6'w.
V The Gift
fuSt!!!)Lfrn
Illustrated and Priced
will prove of great assistance
in we selection of
Christmaa r Wedding Giils
The Gift Boek contains several hundred illustrations
of. Jewels -Watches-CI ecka - Silver- China
Class and Nevel lies carefulr selected from the
nevrestproductiens and importations of this Establishmeat
Will be mailed te any address if desired
WW
The &lb pubteetser
Formerly 15th Si. bel Market
TICKLE YOUR HEART, PLEASE YOUR EYE AND SATISFY
THE STOMACH UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE
E Roast Turkey Platter Qfkc
WITH ALL THE "riNISHtNGS" JJ
nVCTCDC Ruw, fried, steamed, punned & from tlie
U I 9 I E3 . i grii) :BAKED,KOASTED or BAKBKCUED
LOBSTER : ) i iuily from MAINE, as you like it.
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Ne Holidays
INTEREST never takes a holiday; it
works 24 hours dally. Teu can ha c
this faithful -ant, INTEREST,
working for ou if ou ill open a
ratings Fund or Checking Account
with this Company.
DOUBLE Your Savings
It CAN Br Dene.
COMMONWEALTH
Title Insurance and Trust Company
N. W. Cor. 12th and Chestnut Sts.
l.M.ibllilifil 1H80
L
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JL JL Jl'tvfM
. $i)95
..u . m, b 1345
., . m 1895
Detroit
! FATHER RISKS HIS LIFE
TO SAVE THREE IN FIRE
, Dashes Inte Cynwyd Heme With P-
' a.i.m .ntriii ChlMrAn
I .i.n.i.... i i ,,i,a.
i . ;' ' c" , tncr ,em0 n Cynwyd
j rnr ()ih mernlng t.re Bnvcd from
I burnlny.e death by their father and .
te the third fleer, where William. Jr.,
two yenrs eld: Walter, four, and Ar
tliur. live, had been sleeping.' They
1 fem(1 ut 0w ol(est f ,le beVH I)alJ
,llrr,., tle et,crH le frnt window,
' uIl,re ti,r. wcrc gasping for ulr.
- 1 .M,iwhllc the lliuues. which Marteel
from ,t.feCtive flue, had spread rapidly
i ,i. thlnl fleer. Picking un the chll
,dren. the men wrapped them In bed-'
'clothes nnd dashisl te the hallway.
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Boek 1922
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