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Orange, per gal. . . 2.75
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B. FRANK SHINN
32 S. 52nd ' 21st and Seuth
Belmont SO08, Sprnct 4;n
Deliveriea Everywhere
N,Ye
BTMMUTES
Flying Yacht Service Will Be
Established Tomorrow Be
tween Twe Cities
CITY TREASURER WEDS
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SUNDAY
OUTINGS
Fhem Market, strect Wharf
Ererr Sunday, At!ntJcClty
Anjslcea,
Andraws Annul
Ocean City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Coraent Inlet
StoneHarber
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Sundays, Barlnnlnr April 9
I1.8Q Tem' fcrw, Sask PiA, Bit
haasd Trip Hetd aid iatenaettute tttlieBt
lO.lO Sm Girt, Aabury Park.
Kmt-i Tria tarmadlat. stations.
92.00 "a"
Market Street Wharf.
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Frem Bread Street station
$2.15. READING
$2.75. HAMBURG
$3.OO;cP0TTSVILLE
$3.50 SHENANDOAH
Round Trip Sunday, April 2
Bread stray 7 JO n west Phlla. 7.25 i
nftr-neoed Sirtst,. ;ji
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$3.50 Washington
$3.00 Baltimore
Round Trip SliNDAYS
AprilZ, It, SOfay 14, 28. Jun. 11.
Bread atreei TMti Wen PWla.7.654.
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tSfa HACERSTOWN.MD.
Round CREENCASTLE
Trie SHIPPENSBURC
CUUJSU aas aUCHANICSIVBfi, PA.
SUNDAY, April 9
Bread Street e.IOfc West PMla. 6.3 J a;
J3;
S2.70 Dever. Del.
UI3.00 Delmar. Del.
93.215 SALISBURY, MD.
Round Trip SUNDAY.. April 9
Stepping at Clarien. Wyoming, 1'eiuin.
Uamosten. Cireenwoed, Hrldjetllle,
deaierd and Laurel.
Bread Street DM M West rMla.A.55 K
Cbesttr...' 7.171
.OONEW YORK
$3
SUNDAYS
April 9, 23. May 7, 21
ReanJ Tri
teril 9. 23.
Bread Street 7.40W1
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Pennsylvania System
The Reuto of tha Broadway Limited j
Atlantic City. Mnrch 31. Fer the
benefit of the elite tleslrlni: te trnvel ex
peditiously between Atlantic City nml
New Yerk, n flylnc bent service will be
estnblltUied tomorrow.
Through nn urrancement with the
Amerlenn Alrwnyn, Inc., fiVe-i1i'"enKer
flying bentd will be used tt carry
lns.enter nleng the const line nt a
speed which cannot be nppreached by
meter or locomotive. The arrange
ments include n tie luxe service, with a
l.efiiltiK Hying yacht, owned by David
MeCtillech, formerly idiot of the NC-.'l.
The yacht, which has a top speed of l.'l.'i
miles an hour, will be scheduled te make
the journey of 103 miles In nbeut fifty
minutes. The ether ships will net be
ipilte se speedy. The rates will preb
ably be $.'13 a passenger in tne regular
service and ?e0 n passenger In the dc
luxe.
Flying beats will be used se that in
ease of mishap they may glide te safety
en the water. The planes will travel
clone te the coast line nnd at no time
will they assume great altitude, It was
said.
News leaked out today that City
Treasurer Charles Parsons, missing
from his desk In the City Hall since
Tuesday, Is absent en his honeymoon.
"Captain Charley," as he is popu
larly known, had been a widower for se
long that his single estate was taken
for granted. With the exception of
Albert Ueyer, Commissioner of Finance,
and Alfred Glenn, who has charge of
the Department of Vital Statistics, none
of the city attaches were in en the
(.ecret. Beyond stating that "Captain
Charley" was married te Miss May
Fackenthal, of tills city, en Monday
night, even these two could furnish no
Information.
I'arsens. who in a irrnndfathpr hv
I an earlier marriage, is sixty-four years
j old and created considerable amazement
in tne early part et tne year wiien ne
refused te accept nn Increase in salary.
stating thnt he was then getting all be
was wertn.
Twe men were taken te the Atlantic
City Hospital within a few minutes,
buffering concussion of the brain, as the
result of different accidents here yes
terday. .Jehn Cellins caught his heel
at the top of a stairway In his home
and fell te the bottom. A few minutes
later A. 1 Price, In another part of the
city, was struck by a t.ixleab. Heward
Moere, the chauffeur, was arrested and
Is held without ball te await the out
come of Price's Injuries.
A census of World War veterans In
Atlantic County was determined upon
at n meeting of the Executive Commit
tee and athletic officers of the county
Legien pests. The move followed short
addresses by five Mayers, who with the
legionaries were guests of James Har
vey 1'est lu entner last night, and is
for the purpose of finding jobs for the
unemployed. The Mayers pledged co
operation. The first pest-war military organiza
tion te be recruited In Seuth Jersey was
sworn Inte the State service here last
night. The unit, which will take the
Federal oath next week, is a sanitary
nnd automobile company consisting of
sixty-five men and officers.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the annual meeting of the
Y. W. C. A. in Vernen Hall tonight,
filrl Reserves, high school clubs and the
business girls group of the association
will form a precession In costume
singing.
Correcting nn error In nn earlier or
dinance, the City Commissioners yes
tcrday fixed the last Sunday tn April
as the date en which the resort will
change te daylight-saving time. Through
a misunderstanding the first Sunday
laid been designated.
Special Agent Harry Sands yesterday
led his second raid en "damn spots"
nbeut the resort. IIi "guestsT' ranged
from a hotel keeper te the "presiding
officer" of n bootblack stand.
I The detachment of Investigators in
command of Sands made a descent en
the Campus, 010 Atluntlc avenue, tak-
1 Ing Lester Welk, the proprietor, nnd
Henry Mittcnmyer, u waiter, In cus
tody, along w'ith senys very choice
liquors. Later. Donate Innelli, pro
prietor of InnclU's Hetel, Hadden ave
nue; Henry Stelnhnuser, of "The
Inn," 15 Seuth Delaware avenue;
Henry .Tames, grocer. 2401 Pacific n ve
nue; Itlley Lewe, 1.111 Baltic ave
nue, n bootblack, and Andrew Hill, a
bartender employed by Jeseph Keclcy,
artested en Monday, were arrested. All
were taken before Hiram Steelmnn,
United States Commissioner, and lipid
,ln $1000 bail for the Federal Grand
Jury.
mrhanv' Learfar Qlaa' tn Raaeh
N Y. AW tlni Vaoatlen In 28, Vru.
(New Yerk, March 31. All this
trnvM stuff is "bunk," In the opinion
ei "Big Tem" Feley, formerly Sheriff
L !l lit a. a .a. ..
arm n "nenp Dig injun" in the Tarn
mfcny wigwams, who returned ycntcrday
tfim a 1-MMlO-mlle trip te Italy,
ltrance nnd ether' lands en the shores
flt.the Mediterranean.
Pbllttcians met Feley nt the pier
nnd 'nsked hewi he enjoyed the voyage.
Mrs.l Feley replied enthusiastically nnn
milled "Tem enjeyetl'lt. tee." Svhen
she became busy with the bnggnge in
spectors he took his friends aside,, and
this In what he told them:
"Don't believe her boys. All this
travel stuff is bunk. Give me New
Yerk from ne,w en. Traveling is nil
right for some folks, I guess, but leave
mc out Hereafter. ' .
It was) Feley's only v&catlen, In
twenty -five years.
BIRKENHEAD TO TAKE .REST
Lord High Chancellor's Action Ad
vised for Benefit of Eyes
- Londen, , March 111. Lord Ulrkcn.
head, the Lord High Chancellor, yester
day wus grunted a mouth's, leave by Hie
Heuse of Lords. In making his request
for the leave Lord Birkenhead said his'
physicians had advised hinir owing, te
truublc with his eyesight, te take a
complete rest frpm work.
Lord Birkenhead 'recently -iins been
mentioned an one of the possibilities for
succession te the British premiership
should Lloyd Geerge retire.
9 Convicted In Bootleg Conspiracy
Trenten, N. .7., March 11. Nine
men who had been operating near New
Brunswick were convicted In the United
Stntes District Court yesterday nfter nfter nfter
noe.n of n conspiracy te violate the
National Prohibition Act and were
sentenced by Judge Betllnc te terms in
the Federal Pcnitentlnry.
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DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTEd
.
San Francisce, March 31. Carmt,
home or writers nnd artists., nnd softie
plain, ordinary folk as well, who take
n personal nnd intimate Interest in tne
"Bohemian Colony." an thev .call1 it
Is new a town divided against itsc1(ever
the fistic battle of 'Inst Saturday be be
tween Harry Leen Wilsen,' author, and
Theodere M. Crllcy, nrtlst. , ,
A Cnrmel play started all the trenble'
mere thnn six months nge between Wil Wil
eon nnd Crlley. Wilsen wrote the platf
"Perannder Walk," it was named, and
pretty Mrs. Wilsen . took the. part' of
heroine. Crlley was the here ,of It,
Wilsen nnd Crlley were' friends' then,
After the performance they ceased te
"0. , . ,
According te the best-lnfermedvln
Cnrmel who nrb net afraid te talk
Ma " -.'iTSlt W M maffKtBBBV l ' i"amJ
tim, 'mujmmSim
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.ill. . ! ntAVMIM .tlf
sthb. -m ttiiit
a stage ievemninn e ,wv
liL a Wil harm kwr la-
Mtcd'in and the whole tMMl&iM W
WSmlS beli1evth) Pacific Ocean 1
tW men met nnd went at it according
1 men's conception of .Queeisbfrry
WWilsen is fty'ii,srlMi .ll.!t'
drtley forty-five. ,Wllsen Is !
than Crllcy, but difference In weight
wall mere than made up by the d ffer
wee in yenrs. Beth men are said .te
bevln the pink of physical condition for
Swir ages. Frem the :tnest authentic.
eurcesplt Is learned, that the fight, was
mere or less of a.'draw.
i The two inert' who witnessed the scrap
somewhat ns seconds witness a regular
'duel arc net talking about it, but both
contestants, it Is. wild, were somewhat
bruised, and n draw, would have been
declared lmd the bout been pulled off in
public. . ( ,, J: ,,'.
, The princlpnl trouble seems .te, mv
according te Cnrmel folks, net because:
there was a fist fight between, an artist,
and n writer, but; because the,fignt has
net clarified the ntmosplierent'alt. The
men nppenr te be still bitter enemies.
Living net 'far from each ethllrand
about six miles outside of Carrriel, Crl-
ley, it-Is stated nt Carmtd, ' Is ,afraJd.
that Wilsen is going te carry the "war
rt.fct into his MinD. Wllaenltes at Car-',
mcl miv that this is air'neAsente and;!
... UMlann wnnld net faVe'advhntitffei
of anv one. Hut they aW say the fight'
has iiet ended the feud.' . '
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went te Carlsbad
last year
And they came from all ever the
world te partnke et the. natural
curative properties for atemacli
trouble, liver nnd kidney dlieases.
rneumatlHm. conatlpatlen. etc., con
tained in Otrlsbad Sprudel Springe
Famous for centuries.
New you can TSbtaln these natural
remedies nt.yeur drusralat.
ASK FOR THE CEHUINE
Ctrhbad Spredel Water and
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PLAN TO TRAVEL' ON "THE READING"
t
neon nnir. avkit. u
Atlaatle City Leave Chestnut Bt. Ferry CIO, 8.00, 9.00, 11.20 A. U.,
6.00, 0.20, ll.OO. 8.80. 11.40 P. Jl.
Oeeaa City, Wlldwoed, Cap Kay Leave Chestnut fit Ferry 8.60 A,
o.eo r. M.
Bm Isle City Leare Chestnut Bt Ferry 8.60 A. M.
Stene Harber Leare Chestnut Bt. rernr 8. (50 A. 5f., 4.20 F. M.
BAT1JRDAT, APKIL 1
Atlantle City Iare Chestnut Bt. Ferry 6.10, 8.00, 0.00, 11,20 A. VI., 1.00,
a,w, i.w. ew, e.vj. o.eu, ii.iu i. ju.
3.00. 4,00,
M., 4.30,
2.00,
Oeeaa City, WUdweai, Cap May Leave Chestnut Bt Ferry 8.60 A. M 12.40.
M. - i ,
(10 A. M.
SO A, M... 12.40, 4.20 P. M.
ATB1I. 10
ttrr
smrrJA-r.
-Leave Chestnut Ht Ferry 6.10, 7.30, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, J.s.20 A.
M.,
4.20. a en p.
Sea Xsla City Leaves Chestnut Bt, Ferry 8.
Dieae jiaxoer lte cnesinui gt. rerry 8,
. .. EABTEH
atiastie city Leave c
2.00. 6.00. 8.80. 11.40 P. U
Ocean City Lesre Chestnut Bt Ferry 7.10, S.C0 A. M. ,
6 00 rnM ' Wlldwoed' """ " Leave Chestnut St Ferry 7.20, 8.60 A. M.
o'nnLt?Tr',rit,S,UetC,t' 7A?0, 8,S?V 100 .'.. 2.85, 4.00. 6.03, 6.1R, 8.00. 7.0O. 8.00,
2na' J'iS0!.1-.?1, ,ITe 0" City 4,18.'6.28 P. M. Usee Stena1 Harber 8.21 A. M.
4.08. 6.15 P. M. Leave Cape Hay 6.15 A. M 4.10, 6.18 T. M. Leave Wlldwoed 6.18
A. U., 4.(X, 0.15 P. M.
t... a.i 4i u T?5?'IN0 H0HDAY. APRIL 17
snLTA.t,MtlCit, 5;001 7v22- Wj ". -80. "80 A. M.. 2.85. 4.00, 5.05, 6.05,
A itUfnnP,iJa '. 0?Ml0 0,m9-0' A-i i I". M. Leave (Japa KaV 8.60
Hartats'is'A'M inn wlMwoed fitf A. k. 1.00. 4.5 P. M. Leave Btena
P,fllm.nA.,.A.4.i0!! r Ji'- I,!T ? Uit O'ty "I0 A. M.. 4.00 P. M.
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Philadelphia & Reading System
ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA
.50
Kvery
iHundej-
LaaTa'-TJaattnut anil Sattth M. Paertaa
for Atlaatle' City 7.30 A. M.
Fer Oaaan City, Stene Harber. Wild Wild
weed era Caps My. leave Chestnut St.
Terry 7,fU.A. JI., Seuth St. Ferry 7.10
HeturniairUiVe aU points 6.16 P. X.
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BURCH JURY CHALLENGED.
USE SLOAN'S TO
EASE LAME BACKS
)U can't de your best when your
I cyery muscle a
Apply Slean's
freely without rubbing, as tt ptnelrala
atrOl
back and every muscle aches with
fatieup. Annlv
fatigue.
Liniment
atnd a aulclcelew of warmth and com
fort wilrpucthe "pep" back into you.
Geed for rheumatism, neuralgia,
lumbago, sciatica, Bprains and strains,
aches and pains, bruises, stiff joints,
bad weather after-effects.
Fer- 40 years Slean's has been the
(standard liniment In thousands of
bemes all ever the world.
You'll find it dean tee ler.ving no
Ida stains, muss or cleggtd pores.
Its very odor healthy and s.'imulat
Ing suggests the geed it will de.
Keep a bottle handy for you never
fiaew when, you, -.will need it.
At all lrug2ts jec, ty, i.w.
lea
iniment
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Defense Alleges Tampering With
Entire Panel In Murder Case
I.es Angeles, March 31. The entire
panel of jurors in the trial for murder
of Arthur C. Burch was challenged
yesterday afternoon by Paul V.
St'hi'iick. chief defense attorney en the
creiind of alleited tamnerlne.
The first Indication that persons were
attempting te Investigate prospective
iiirnrs came Thursday, when .Miss Zoe'
Rutherford stated that a man represent
ing himself as from the District At
torney's office (tsked her mother whether
Miss Rutherford was In favor of capi
tal punishment, and then, she said,
proceeded te tell why he thought Burch
was guilty.
N'Ine ethers stated. In response te
questions by the defense, that their
homes or theln neighbor hud been
visited by persons seeking information.
Judge Reeve announced he had called
a new jury panel for his department.
"MIRACLE," VILLAGERS SAY
t
Canadians Awed by Statue Snatched
Frem Cathedral Fire
Quebec, Sfarch ,'il. Villagers who
gazed yesterday en the ruins of the
basilica that sheltered the famous shrine
of St. An.ne de Beaupre, destroyed
Wednesday by fire, pointed with awe at
thrf woeilen statue of St. (Sreger Thau
maturgiiH, or miracle worker, which
escaped unharmed.
"A miracle " they whispered, even ns
they had spoken when pilgrims who had
come te the shrine nhd cast down their
crutclies nnu ueciarcu tnemscives neaietl.
The Redempterlst Fathers, te whose
care the shrine hnd been Intrusted, in.
spurring tne initniui te reconstruction
of the .cathedral, also pointed te the'
statue, ;. dedicated te. the memory of
Gregery of Cnppadecla, te whom the
WOrKing. tu urw;i " Hwvea,!
.1... i,i.A anhiM Tha (aVatiuvwa)
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Guaranteed Used Car Sale
Fer Twe Weeks April 1st te April 15th
We will have en display at our salesrooms, 911 North
Bread Street, the most attractive display of geed
Rebuilt, Refinished and Guaranteed
OAKLAND CARS
in open &nd closed models, that we have ever displayed.
The spring rush of new business has been se great that we have taken
in trade a large stock of OAKLANDS and ether makes in exchange for
new cars. This will net be a price-slashing reduction sale, but instead a
collection of geed used cars, each one representing real, honest value for
the price we ask.
Oaklands from 1918 up have all been REBUILT and REFINISHED,
and our regular GUARANTEE OF 30 DAYS FREE SERVICE AND 90
DAYS ON PARTS will apply.
OTHER makes of cars have all been reconditioned.
Never have we been able te rebuild se geed and put our used cars in as
near perfect condition as this stock will show upon your investigation.
We de net expect a profit in these cars, our price merely covers our
exact investment plus expense of rebuilding.
We Will just say there never was or never will be shown in Philadel
phia a mere attractive, mechanically better, mere thoroughly inspected
value in REBUILT, REFINISHED and RECONDITIONED used cars
than we will offer te the public from April 1st te 15th, inclusive.
Our only thought is a satisfied OAKLAND used car owner. Seme day
you will be in the market for a new car.
We invite you te visit our salesrooms. Inspect these jobs. Take a
demonstration and see for yourself the real. DOLLAR for DOLLAR
VALUE we have te offer. We will then leave it te your own judgment as
te the purchase. t
Remember, this is net a price-slashing reduction sale, but a DOLLAR
for DOLLAR VALUE SALE IN GUARANTEED USED CARS.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P. M.
Oakland Moter Car Ce.
poplar 40? 911 NORTH BROAD ST.
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from various' digesrive disturbances by eating
Fld8ctenann's Yeast-
It is human nature te want te find eat "why." Safar
as science can tell us this is the reason:' ' "
Reischrnann's Yeast h a feed abundant in certain ele
ments 'which are necessary te health and life, itself. It
promotes, the flew of .bile and of pancreatic juice,' It has
a remarkably.beneficial effect' en the whole digestive sys
tem. It cleans a coated tongue.
Try Fleischmann's fresh yeast in orange juice or, if
you prefer, in milk. Men like it in milk shakes and malted
milks. Women like it spread en bread or crackers.
Keep your digestion in the pink of Condition and your
tongue clean and healthy by eating 2 or 3 cakes of Fleisch
mann's Yeast fresh every day before or between meals.
Get Fleischmann's Yeast fresh daily from your grocer.
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WILLIAM H. WANAMAEER
STORE NEWS
1217-19 Chestnut Street
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Chevy Chase Check Suits. Silk Lined
Anether Exclusive Creation of Our
Own Designers
$37.50
'pHE Chevy Chase
Check Suit which
bears the William H.
Wanamaker label of
exclusive design is well
portrayed in the
accompanying i 1 1 u s s
tratien. The pockets are
patched en and have
inverted pleats.
The cloths of which
they are made, are the
new tartan checks se
much wanted by young
men and there are
hundreds of them
ready today and to
morrow in this much
desired pattern.
The call for them for
Easter wear will be
unmistakable and while
you will find ordinary
checks you will net
find any fashion te
match this in Philadelphia.
Yeung Men's
Tuxedo Dansant
Suits
$35
We mention them
because they are selling
with such rapidity, which
is explainable for the
reason that they are the
finest suits in the town,
regardless of' the low
price which has made
them se popular at our
Stere. .
Last Shipment of Aquascutum
New' English Spring Overcoats
Fer the Meney
$35
Imported English
Aquatite Topcoats
are the best overcoat buy
in town.
They sell as fast as we
can land them from the
steamers.
Scotch tweeds (genu
ine) coats, Londen made,
with the English style se
difficult te reproduce.
All sizes ready for this
week end.
Cbnnemara
Hemespuns
Te Measure
$55
'They are hand-woven
in little Irish huts en
looms that were the
fashion before Queen
Victeria came te the
throne of England.
After they weave them
they spread them en the
hedges'and this exposure
gives them the life and
vitality that 'knowing
men recognize.
There is a 'special,
display of them in our
window.
passed the custom inspectors yesterday and today are
ready for customers who have se patiently awaited
their arrival.
Wonderful
English
Entirely new wcaVes.in typical English Coatings . Broadcloth Shirt:
in snaqes ei Drewn, tan, gray ana a new snade of
blue cadet. ,
$50 and $55
which U less than usual for Aquascutym Coats.
$5
In crays, tans and.
wriitr. Rir and away
the ,most fashionable,
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