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A large wind -stone heultler, which
fell upon the tracks in n cut near Allen
lane station, tfcrl up traffic en the
Chestnut Hill branch of the Pcnnayl
vania Railroad nearly half an hour
early this mernlnjr.
The rock was discovered by the en
gineer of an electric train which wns
leaving the station at 0 :40 A. M. He
hurriedly applied the brakes bringing
the train te a step within a feet of the
boulder. , ,
Train crew and passengers gntlicrcrt
around the obstruction, which hnd se
fallen that a larpe corner of it lay
across the track. A gaping hole In tlw
sloping bank of the ait nbevn shewee'
the spot from which it had rolled.
After combined efforts failed te bulge
the rock It wn decided te try te cut
enough of It nwny te permit passage of
the train. Keck drills were Improvised
from the tools of the train crew and
passengers nnd crew seen had chips
Progress was slew, however, until
some one thought of a section tool-box
n short dlstnnce up the line. Recourse
te this Testified In the acquisition of a
TOtsv old nilze. with which the offending
j rock was lustily attacked.
In a short time enough hnd been cut
'away te clear the steps nnd running gear
of tun train. Trie lntter wns cau
tiously edged up te the spot, under the
close examination of the crew nnd
associated nniHcnaert'. It wns found
that a few additional strokes with thet
trusty weapon were necessary.
Ther were given with a will, and amid
the prolonged cheers of the assembled
multitude the train moved en te the
city.
FAMOUS MUSICIAN DIES
CLASPING HIS VIOLIN
Hans Tledge Calls Wife at End and ,
Thanks Her for Her Help
1 Hans Ticdge, a musician widely,
known In this city nnd in Europe, died i
Wednevlny at his home. 0S "rt
Seventh street, after a lingering Illness. (
Death was due te lliiWe. Mr. cdS0 ,
was formerly a member of the Ehllu
delphta Orchestra. I
After graduation from Leipzig fen-
servntery. and n short musieul careet
in (tcrmnny, t' land of his birth. Mr,
Tledge came te America ut the Miggcs Miggcs
tien of Fritz Schcel, and was one of
the original niembers of the Vhiladel-i
ji''la Orrhpstra. He ilaed first vle- '
lln, but was proficient up n many ether ,
instrument". He resigned from the Ct -1
chestrn i-Lnrtly after Dr. Stokew&kl be- !
came its dlrei'ter. , I
Thre" years age he wa taken ill,
but told his wife. Suznnne. he preferred
te "die in harness" nnd refuted te
drop his music. He made three trips
te Europe, partly for concert tours,
y In an eaert te regain ins
e was heard bere often In tue
nls. !
Death came nulctlr. a few moments
after he had finished nlaiing n selee-
1 tien of operatic airs for his wife. He ;
usked for his violin te be handed him
I in bed, and, after censing te play, he
looked at his wife and said: "I thank .
' you for all that you hnve done te make I
' my musical career successful. Yeu hnve j
been a wonderful wife." His eyes,
, leed and he quietly passed away, '
' clasping his violin In his arms. He Is
, survived only by his widow. I
, The funcrnl will be Saturday after-
neon at o'clock from an undertakbig
establNhnieiit at 182ft Chestnut streitt.
Services will be conducted by the Ex- ,
celsler Ledge of Masens. He will het
burlpd In the Dunkard Cemetery ad-
I joining the Oermantewn ISaptUt Church
ut eiaiv-m;vvjuu aucL'L niiu uuruinu
town avenue.
my feet all tbe way underneeth the
bentch and Mmry Watklns asked the
shoe man for Iter mothers shoes and
then she tented erreund ami saw me
setting there with eny one leg In site,
saying, Helle Ucnny, wats you doing
heer, my soednlss what are'yeu setting
like, that for? Have you get a cramp
In your fett?
Yes, I sod. Sounding Ilka a geed
ideer, nnd alie scd, WTell then wy dent
you held it In frunt of you and kick it
out all your mtte, thats wat te de wen
you get a cramp.
I tried that, se new Im trying this, I
set.
Wy don't you try it agen? scd Mary
Watklns, nnd I sed, Ne, Im trying
this, nnd she scd, Thats a crazy way,
well 111 jest wait a wile and see. Wlch
she ut down te de, me thinking, Heck,
geed nlte, nnd I scd. Yeu better net
wait, Its libel te take 2 mere hours, Ive
had these before.
Well 111 wait a little wile enyway,
she sed. Wlch she ntarted te de, keep
ing en ndVlslnj me te kick my feet out
In frunt of c and me keeping en net
taking the advice, nnd nhe waited se
long my feet under the bentch dldcnt
have eny feelings left In It, and as seen
n he went I eulck pulled It out nnd
Wnt did it have In It but a reel cramp,
and I quick klcKed it out in irunt et
me all my mtte about 10 times and It
get all rite.
l'reving sne was rue.
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EFFORTS TO SAVE BOY'S
LIFE IN CAMDEN FAIL
Street Noises Banned, But Geerge
Pend Dies of Brain Fever !
Traffic was diverted from the street
i in which he lived and every effort was I
, made by the city authorities te alleviate J
i the suffering of hvc-ycar-eiti ueorge
I Pend, who died this morning at the
home of his grandparents, elt) WbbIi
I lnu'ten street, Camden.
i The boy wns stricken with brain
fever several weeks age. He was a,
1 great favorite net only with little play- ,
i mates in the neighborhood, but also ,
. with tlie grownups.
On hearing of the boy's Illness a city ,
fireman living near him heard that the ,
I rnttllng of traffic Increased his suffer- i
' Ing. The fireman made a request te the ,
Bureau of Highways thut vehicles be '
' diverted te ether streets. Thl was I
done about ten days age. The boy im- '
proved somewhat, but lafct night took a
turn for the worse.
Several of his little companions were
at his bedside during his last moments. I
FIND MISSING MAN'S HAT
Conshohocken Insurance Collector
Believed Victim of Feul Play
The hat that was worn hy Frauclfc
Serchle, Insurance collector, who dh- I
appeared from his Conslndieeku home '
Monday evening, has bet-n found along .
the Uiver read In West Conshohocken, a '
short distance from where his papers, I
books ami rubber ehees were found
previously.
I Relatives; of the missing man state '
, that the hat bears marks sueli as could i
i have been made by a blnekjael;, nnd foul i
play Is suspected. This mernlns ac- ,
i ceuntants were put te work en Ser
oliie s books.
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
I went in the shoe plac te get a nalc '
took out of mie shoe this aftlrnoen, nnd
I took the shoe off te give It te the man '
and I had sutch a big hole In my stock
ing my heel stuck rite out n if it
thnwt that was wat the hole was for,
me thinking, Geed nlte, that wascut
there this morning.
Proving you never can tell wats going ,
en behind your back, and I sat there
looking at my heel out in the air and j
some man wan settlnj there waiting for
his shoe te get fixed he he could put
them en nnd go out, and jest then who
did I see wnwkina in but Mary Wat- '
kins, me thlnkln;;, (1 n'.zz, holey
Miienh-s. And I grabbed u held of u
newspaper en the bentch next te me te
cover my feet with It, ami I lie man
waiting for bis shoes grabbed it rite
mci sieu sajinr. uar. wats tue wl
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Complete March List .
NOW ON SALE
Columbia
Records
Dance Records
Ty-Tee (Tahiti). Fox-Tret
Eddie CTWnV Orchetlra I A- 3S2S
When Buddha Smiles. Fox-Tret ' 75c
EeVif Elkine' Orehettra
Maris. Fox-Tret Ted Lewie and Hit Band-
Down the Old Church Aisle. Frem GVfentrieA A-3538
Village Follit of 19SI. Incidental talking 75c
by Mr. Lewis Ted Lewie and His Band
Granny. Fox-Tret The Columbian
She Leves Me, She Leves Me Net. Intre: I A-3S32
"A Dell Heuse," from The Perfect Foel, i 75c
Medley Fox-Tret The Columbiana
Dapper Dan. Fox-Tret Knickerbocker Onh4tra
I Want Yeu Morning-, Noen and Night. ( A-3533
Intre: "Little Partner of Mine." Medley ( 75c
Fox-Tret Kntcfcer&ecJkw Orchestra j
1 Stealing. Intre: "I Held Her Hand and She) a. 3531
Holds Mine." Medley Fox-Tret TheHappvSix 71.
Why Don't Yeu Smile Fox-Tret TheHappySisi
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Remember the Rese. Fox-Tret. Piane Duet
Frank Banta and Cliff Jitse
Rell On, Silvery Moen. Intre: "Glew Little
Lantern of Leve." Medley Fox-Tret.
Piane Duet Frent Banta and Cliff Hen
A-3535
75c
Seng Hits
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Give Me My Mammy. Frem Bem be AUolten"
My Mammy Knows (Hew te Cheer nnd Cem- lA3,?0
fort Me). Tener and Baritone Duet -1 75c
Cners Hart & EUieU Shaw)
Wabash Blues. Comedienne Delly Kay) a. 3534
Get te Have My Daddy Blues. Comedienne f 7e
Delly Kay I 'ec
Delia. Tener Sole Frank Crumit A ,e,n
In My Heart, On My Mind, AH Day Leng.
Tener Sole
Frank Crumit
When Shall We Meet Again. Tener and Bari- 1 .
3S29
75c
tone Duet Charles Hart and Elliett Shaw
JustaLittlcLoveSeng.TenorSoloJowardJlfnnni
WhJ'. Miami Dreams. Tener Sole Billy Jenes 1 A ,-
There's a Down in Dixie Feelin' (Hanrin' Ae
'Round Me). Baritone Sole .Artiur FiWdsJ c
Which Haiel. Comedian Al Herman) A-3536
You're Out 0' Luck. Comedian Al Herman) 75c
The West Texas Blues. Comedienne EdilhWUten
and Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds
I Don't Want Nobody Blues. Comedienne
Edith Wilsen and Johnny Dunn's Original
J azx Hounds
A-3537
75c
Opera and Concert
Scenes That Are Brightest. Frem ilfcrftana
Seprano Sole Resa PeneeUe
Ship 0' Dreams. Mezzo-Seprano Sole
Barbara Maurel
One Fleeting Heur. Mczzo-Senrano Sole
Barbara Maurel
Ideate. Baritone Sole
liiccarde Slracciari
La Traviata "Un di felice eterea" (Ahlme'cr
forgotten day). Seprano and Tener Duet
Maria Bamentes and Charles Hacketl
a a a
That's Hew the Shannen Flews. Frem
Macushla. Tener Sole Chauncey Oleeil
m Mis3 Yeu, Old Ireland, Ged Blesa Yeu,
Goodbye. Frem Macushla, Tener Sole
Chauncey Oleett)
Somebody Knows. Baritone Sole Gypsy Smith
Who Could It Be? Baritone Sole Gypsy Smith
49982
f$1.50
A. 3524
$1.00
49971
)$1.50
49622
$2.00
A-3525
75c
A-6204
I $1-25
Instrumental Music
Pelenaise in E Majer. Part I. Piane Sole ")
Percy Grainger f A- 6205
Pelenaise in E Majer. Part IL Piane Sole ( $1.50
Percy Grainger)
M A A m a
A-3527
75c
(A) Limber Up Reel. (B) Oaken Bucket
(C) Speed the Plough. Fiddle Sole
Den Richardson
(A) Hull's Victory. (B) The Quiltin' Party.
(C) College Hornpipe. Fiddle Sole
Den Richardson)
Wedding of the Winds. Accordion Duet 1 . ,--
Marconi Brethers fAl3"6
Skaters Waltz. Accordion Duet Mateeni Brethers) 'Sc
Willow Greve March U.S.h'asal Academy Band ) A-3S23
Lights Out March U. S. Naval Academy Band J 75c
Ntm Celmmhia rarer!,
en Sal al all Columbia
Daalmrt fA lOlh and
30th of eemry month
Did joy knew ih.t el hli irmwrtil Tata
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It will jolt the jaded,
urprite the aephieticated.
win te wonder the world
wise. What? The differ
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Kelt, Coated, Sanitary Wrapper
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The Franklin
new model
Coupe is en
exhibition
at our show
rooms. Franklin Moter Car Ce.
C. C. Heck, President
314-22 Market St.
Drep of 10c a dozen!
00ey
Eggs
B
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twelve
Fresh Eggs dez 35c
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Regardless of Fermer Prices, the Following Groups of
Coats, Dresses, Skirts
" a a - . -.
Street Dresses
That were up te $35.00, Reduced te
m
Street Dresses
That were up te $55.00, Reduced te
$25
Afternoon Dresses
That were up te $65, -Reduced te
m
s Dinner Dresses
That were up te $135, Reduced te
Spert Skirts
That were up te $13.50, Reduced te
$65
$5-75
Spert Coats "tSZJST $9X
That were up te $75.00, Reduced te
Fur-Trimmed Coats Sg $QQ.50
That were up te $89.50, Reduced te trts
All Purchases Billed April 1st.
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YEOMEN'S Imported Fiber
Silk Scarfs in new and at
tractive color combinations
$6.50.
DRESSES
for Girls .
$2.50
Bleemer Dresses of plain or
checked ginghams in attractive styles
for girls of 6 te 10 years. Yes, they
will launder perfectly. Dresses of
the same grade selling last season at
$4.00. (Second Fleer)
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MARCH winds will seen blew
and Veil will be neces
sary. Saturday at Darlington's
you can buy geed Veiling for
only 38c a yard.
f)ARLINGTON Hair Nets
are larger and stronger
than most ethers, yet the price
is only 95c a dozen. Yeu will
find them at the Handkerchief
Section, just inside the Chest
nut Street deer. Mail and
telephone orders filled.
TWEED SUITS
$22.50
An exceptional price for such smart
Suits. One model is sketched and there
is another equally geed. Several popular
shades, such as sand, brown, orchid and
peacock blue. Women's sizes en1y
(Third Fleer)
DRESSES
for Women
$22.50
Tricetines, Canten crepes, taffetas
and crepes de chine. Several styles,
all smart and new. Every Dress in
this group a special value.
(Third Fleer)
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will leek better if fitted ever a
Gossard front-lacing Corset. We
have them for every type of figure;
prices $3.25 te $18.00 ,
JJUTIL March 1, we are taking
orders for re-ceverjng Umbrellas
at special prices.
MILLINERY
$7.50
We claim a great deal for' these
Hats. Every one is an exclusive de
sign no two alike. Medels for
sports, ( dress and street.
(First Fleer)
t,
yHE new TWEED-O-WOOLS for
, Spring are ready in both women's
and misses' sizes. Ne garment you
can buy will give se much real serv
ice and satisfaction as a TWEED-O-WOOL.
Prices are moderate.
DRESSES
for Misses
$27.50
A sample line made te sell at
$39.50 te $75.00. Very finest ma
terials, such as Kashacleth, crepe crepe
rema, Canten and crepe de chine,
A small let, but with that indefinable
air of distinction which is found
only in dresses of the mere expensive
kind. ' (Third Fleer)
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