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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL' 5,
2PAT TO P.ANT AMI WHEN
'' who nan a nanicm or wne ren-
.lea nAVInr tins ehnilM .tart pAillnff
ttn QehIp." Thin Hmeiv featur.
tell ,"Vrmt te Plnnt and When." up-
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CAMDEN LAWYER
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
IReraeTr.Oandraa tnrlialrFalllnei
Rtr-. Celer and I
Beauty In Crar ant, Fc'c J Hatil
l Wi una ft iri jTliTl!. I
Swimming and Special Exercises
I.PMenw Ijv nrrntiizftnpnt
)!ttpr thiin "iirlnit teni
y.nrfi .uerfc-raff
JUDGE FOR 25 DAYS
James V. McAdams' Court Will
Be Abolished Last of
This Menth
Mevie of Man Buying Used Car
By J, P. MeEvey
.SCKNE: Man nml wife enter nut
n1i'rneni.
Veteran nlrsmati se,, car-hunger In
their eje'.
Ailtnni'iM lirlxkl, luliblnu linniK
Mnn nli te see enr.
Saleiinun benrnt.
Mnn nilds mljectlvc "iieil" le word
0 '&bS' JJJ.1T'H 'N 0OO CONDI
TION, ISN'T IT?"
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Emily F. Regert Left $37,000
the terms of the Willi ndmttted te
probate today'. Inventories were filed
of the iiorsetinl estate of Samuel Ham
Kky. $15,402.01, nnd Otte O. Nusa,
.1L857.47.
Preblnrj burch Jury Charges
liei Anretea, April R. (! A. P.)
Invcstinntten by the Court of clinrRes
.n, ... . nt iiirnrnrvn ter jrinur s, inmu, uu-
I'eii Ml? nJ 7,1? ,' i,,."Iy. '. "0K',", ?f cuwl of the lnunler of J. Helten I.i-
inn V. Iri mAVn,",,lltv',t'','),;,M"ln.,.,; nnly. Hint somebody had been Rullty
Ner r,i ,'h(?Pj--n lvy' " ('2 of contempt in tniiiBcrlns" itli the
''0 cl tlf '" "'"li' lMuretH. under iri, , Vgnn liw twlny.
Fir Men, Beys, Wern . r, a.id Girls- HE "APPRECIATES HONOR"
Srntl ter ntnrmnltnn
Wcat ItuitillUK. .TM nnd n.iiiheih m,
Nerlh lli-Hil iiv. Kin . Ulil'ih t,
Onlrnl lli'lldlnir l5l Arch st.
y'lrminii
mwtt Representative Wanted
fmem T'DAV IDAM
CASTINGS
An Inillililu il ii r cencrrn. Ilinrniighlr
fTni'rIpnr(il In .rllln:r imi frnn ..ti.
Inrt. In ninil te ufcr inllrr ilmrar
of lhi t'lill iiMptil i Irrrlleri for n
Trll-.iiiirishpil fmtnilri rtmn'nK full
tlmp 'mil pi innlnc l lnrrr.!"p ii
inaclli.
in ii (if
l'r lut I vint -li c dn .Inme V.
Mr-Ailnme, n jeuiir Cniudeii luuver, will
wt'iir tlm lionern of u Jiiilse anil
then Mop down
trnm tlip bench
until ome ether
dtni'.
II n w n ! ii p
pi luted by (Jov (Jev (Jov
erner lMwiirds, of
New .Ietm'. te till
fiwwiiHMBiii gCOffCEB' u an "t"
bj You'll taste the
g difference!
I asce
I Coffee
i 25c,b
1 At all our Stores
lilJiBiMlllilill1
N
w ?!)SSi
"Siileminu 1ii(" rnuple of benmn.
Sfrrs couple out tfi l-:iel: room.
I'ked enri flnmllnp in re, looking
guilt . , I
Salesman npprenciiPH one.
snt-riTi.ii: -New iikhi: is'
A UKAfTY." i
(!re.s rxnecetntien.
Hmmi the home factory couldn't sny I
that.
Mnn open deer of enr Rliujerly.
1'ters InMde, feels cuihlenn nnd clecs i
deer.
Wnlks mound car nnd kkki tire.
srn-TiTM:: "is it in ceed.
till'
II
iillulNlied I CONDITION'
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'Ci iiij i ii m njw wjrwmuMii, taji m iap
Your skin is
your a rmer
Protect it with
RESINOL
5oethlnq and Hc&linq
Derit neglect that itching
rashjScratch. or cut -a
break in the skin is
dangerous Apply Resinol
andstart the hcalinat
once Dees net smart
erstini
Resinol Seap
aids by preparing
thesktn ter the
Resinol
medication
jjgwwartfytfaaij
bUINUAY
OUTINGS
Frem Market Street wharp
Every Sund.y At.,ftRISS,t'
Ansleaea
Andrewt Aitnut
Ocean City
Cape May
Sea lale City
Coraena Inlet
StoneHarber
Avalen
Atlantic f itj ' c (irellnk M . 7 30A.
rer all etlirr rrsiirii . T iea,
EXP"Eailr SundaT. April 16, Ereurnen Train
far Atlantic Ct? Kill arnre it and dtpirt (ran
Gaerfia Aranic
Bsi -50
U I Round
M Trip
EAiTER ATLAM IC CITY TIME TABLE
Atk Tichal Af ant for .Special Eaitrr
Tlma Tabllhainf cemplata.rtgular and
atra train stmca te and from Atlantic
Citjr en Palm Sunday and Enter.
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Sundaa, Cei(lnrilnj April 9
ll.SO Tem'j Ruer, StJiide Pk, Biy
Round Tnp Head ind intermediate stations
Q 1 O Sca Gi,t. Aabury Park,
, Lng Branch, nml In-
Round Trip trrmedlnte alntlena.
$2.00 "IX1 Point Pleasant
Market btrci' Wharf 7 l
FROM BROAD STREET STATION
C5"l HAGERSTOWN.MD.
OU CHAMBERSI1UHG
Round GRELNCASTLE
I rip SHIPPF.NSBURG
CARLISLE and MElrUWCSBURG. FA.
SUNDAY, April 9
Bread bimi t 50. Weal 1'tilla. 6 J5
J3;
$2.70 Dever, Del.
$3.00 Delmar. Del.
$3.25 Salisbury, Md.
Round Trip SUNDAY, April 9
B'.nliulrg .it I lai 'en W em1ne, t'tltun.
Jlarrtiis'en .nv;iwi.Mj, liilaievllle,
Nuliiril a'lU laurel
Bread WrMle.SU A, Kelt I'Jilla A."
Chriicr . .... 7.17 H.
$3
.OO
Round Trie
April 9, 23,
Bniad hired . ,
Wcit Plilla. 7 43 V,
NEW YORK
SUNDAYS
Mar 7,21
. . . 7.40U
North 1'HUa. 7 88 2
S3.SO WASHINGTON
$3.00 BALTIMORE
Round Trip SUNDAYS
April 16, 30. May 14, 28. June 11.
etruad blretl 7.40A. Win 1'ella. 7.34,
e
.OO OXFORD, MD.
J3
FASTON. MD.
laund rrv... ..I..M ..
Trin uuttn Annt, mu.
.nppmcnnnn nr
' QH Plavtnn Hftl.
)' SUNDAY, April 23
iplnl at Kenten, llarller, S'a'tlhter,
IOl
at, llondarien, Coldikera, Rii
, tluipH ana I
IrJtrert 6.J0 a;
Ir.
na, Cluipel and Trf .
nnt ruiia.e jj im
7.16Ai
S.ileMiinn ndmlts It !.
erj 'ttniiBO.
.Mini npprenchea another car.
Optus deer, peerr1 Inside, feel cuib cuib
Iens nnd i'lees deer.
Walk ureund It and kick, tires.
Kit m blot with indlnter cup. rnises
heed, leeks at enifine scvirel.
Wife opens deer, climb In nnd tot
ties down in sent.
Iteelsters comfort.
I'nr three-fourths sold.
Sln-TlTU: "IS IT IN GOOD
Vli ait ubelMillltf the Count District i v ,'' ,,'n .Inn't rlvn rnr nnr fl,n
Wiis pusri nt the loot kCSslOH e ,,
of tii.. N,. .leisr, I.eKHatme. 1 h s M b, . k , k j,
uns l)ietilit nbeut chiiMl through the -j.,,,,1. ,f,i.,i
etfert of linrr.x Hewlnnd. a Ciimden ,,.,,,, V.teerlrlJC itf nm pes
lawyer, who w:is spenker of the Assem- fi,rnlli, uimUliieM.
I Ileiilts liern. t
Wife lmnks horn i
Het It climb out and wnlk around car
Mi APAMd
let m of ,IUil(te UU UU
delph S Ajers, of
tl i Cnmilen Coun
' DUtilct Court.
Thi'i teiirt uees
nit of eTlstuice nt
he end of April. '
Judge Ajers ie
signed te nccept
nppeintmeiit n n
.IiiiiRe of the f'mn
ilen Count Dis
trict Cem I
Court
Attractive Values in Our
Silver Sale
The silverware offered in
this sale is of the same high
standard of excellence which
distinguishes all goods of our
establishment.
An opportune time te pur
chase wedding and anniversary
gifts at greatly reduced prices.
S. Kind & SOUS, MO Chestnut St.
DIAMO.VD MnitCHANTS JKWKLKIIS SILVKllSMITHS
Goods jmrehaatd during tltui
vnlc may net be exchanged.
b! v.lien the net was passed
Mr. Kmvlnud II ed next deer te Judge
Mc.Vdnms' home nt 1111 Langbam ave
nue. ( nmden
.ItiilRe McAdnms i twenty-nine years
old After f-niduntini: from Camden
Hiilh Scheel lu studied law nt the Uni
erit of I'cnnsvlwitiia and then en
teied the law eflice of tlie lnte tJeerxe
.1 Mergiii who was nt one time Clt
Nil citer in ( 'nmden.
He wiv admitted te the bar in 1014
nml bieame a counselor In 1017.
Mrs, Day Relates
Story of Tragedy
pa Cflntimtel from Trier Onr
3 thin? seemed te dim before my eyes nne
1 laded out."
stxernl times.
Salcbmnn fellows.
Try te lese an auto nlemmi .'
Wife pulls husband off nwu.is and
holds inaudible comersatien.
Mnn slinkes licad enst and, nest. i
Wife shnkes head north nnd south.
North und teuth cts list hakc.
Man returns and walks mound enr
for lant time
Kicks nil tires
Hut her ieleus..
SUH-TITI.r.: "C.rnsS WE'I.I,
VIEW! ON- THK IlONCg.
WMfs eur7 The l'euplK'a rerum" In
rrlntlnir mnn lntratlni; letters en this nub
(ct llrp n an otrerluiilt te exnrea" sour
E elnt of . Read th- Lcttrrs te the
:diter In "Th- IVopIe'a 1'erum ' which np
ITr eerv ila in ti Ersise I'lnuc
Lidgci.. Muke It n Habit Adi.
'iie&. M
I-eed lficlt an u Uretlier
l.an nlRht Uay amplliied his earlier
statement and recounted details of the
Malted.
"Could anv red-blooded American de
nm thing eKe when hi confidence is
Melatul, lis home invaded und his
fa.tiiful wife insulted nnd ielently at
tacked V" he demanded.
lud m liou-eceat nnd slippers, which
i bumed-eut cisar between his tingeis.
Da -at en the front perch of bis home
:i!id calmlv related the details.
"Se help nie Sed. I never meant t
kill H.d.." he declared. "I loved Heck
ike a broth' r.
' l'e bad in complete confidence. He
had thf run of mv home. He wa at
liberty te come in unannounced for
'inner or a an eiernigi.t guest. H
had entertained us often at pei-t ti0d.
Ne man euld hae trutel a brother
ineie. He tame up la.-t nigh- ur.an ur.an
neinicid. He was fitting en the perci.
when I ilrew up at .':!!i' I". M and -aid
le was coming te ' all night."
After attending the theatre Mr- Da;
and Hci k. Day -aid. ngrec-d te p.W: um
uii later at the hotel where the had
itinc-d. lieeic nnd Mrs. Da returned te
the hotel and met Mr nnd Mrs. I. II.
I'lichnrd. Mr. and Mr-. 1 H. Andr Andr
ten and .Majer H. II. 1'addei k, of Kert
Sill. Tlie left a note saing they had
gene te I'rlchard's home and asked Da
te go there Judge Day went there and
the part danced.
InWtcd Heme te Dance
"It was midnight or after when we
left I'rit hard's home," Judge Da i-aid.
"I -uggested i hilt the nil come eer
te in house ami' dance and we rami.-.
It miiy lime been nfter 1 :!iU o'clock
when the I'richurds started fur home.
The Andersons hud no our. se I effcied
te drhe them home.
' Mrs. Day was tired and mil net
nceeinpan nie. Reik said he would
siu nml entcitain .Mr.-. Da. I ma
hue i' been gene hulf an hour. When I
stepped m car en the drlwwii I heard
u leinmandiiig elee femlng trem some
while. The blinds in front wrre all
up. I came up the side r-teps and suw
IlecV struggling with tlie purest, dearest
woman lu the world. lie uu- attempt
ing te us-ault hei, and as I hurrlnl te
the doei I could hear her liegging und
IiIendiiiK and trlng te shume lilm.
"I de tliingi methodically. Whn I
-:iw what was going en 1 deeid'd te
lrte him out of the house.
'Must befeie I turned the Ine'.i it oc ec
ii. i red te me that nrm etiuer ettin
go nriueil nnd that I had better get in
gun.
' iierk jumpeil up from the conch ns
quickly as a cat us I tame in tlie deer
and unit toward the dining room.
Wh'-n I get my reelver and mine
downstairs I paused in the landing,
looking into the living room, but l!((k
v. ns net te be twn. Then I turned
around and went down n s'leit (light of
-tep te the k.tclun. I thought I would
Hud him if I made, the ilrctnt.
' Ir occurred te ine that Heck had
left the hutiM' as I r-tarted through the
kitelien. 1 passed into the breakfast
nook. und. looking through Inte the
iinilirf room, I .iiw the portieres bulged
tegethei I wulkrd in and Heik Ftepped
out beldl; lie looked me lu the eje I
was just fnur feet from him
' I said, "New Jim get out of my
house, jeti our"
' His right hand was clrnchfc', nnd he
had held of his .Sum Hrewne belt, lle i
pulled that arm back. It may have
lieen for a blew I thought he might be
armed. I did net knew.
' I jumped in and brought my gun
down en his head with gient ferrr. The
iinpint dlschnigfil the weupen. I hut is
the truth " i
Iiuestifratiens Itegun
I'repaiatiens ere made teiiav te
Imincli thrie -.emirate Inipilrles into the
I'M-nts surrounding the t raged;.
A ihil Investigation bv leunty nu nu
tiierities will determine the i liargew te
h" filed against Da; . I
A military commission of three nrmy '
etDierH, bended by Majer Themas 15.
1, milliter, will come lure, according te '
an announcement ut Pest Field, nnd In- ,
Mstlgate the killing. The commission '
is expected te arrive Friday or Sat
urda; . '
A third iiuiuiry get under wav when
M. F. Meadows. IVdernl Prohlhltieii ,
Director for Oklahoma, began te check
up te ascertain whether liquor might
luiM! liud ii pint in the pam which
, riri'ceded the kllllug of Lieutenant Colo
nel Heck.
Count; officials today were running
down various angles of the trageth, hut
until the Corener's Inquest is held Nnt.
urdu; ufternoen, County Attorney Fer- .
test I higher) announced he would net
decide the question of filing charges
against Day.
"Inasmuch as I cannot Mv nt this
time what turn w Mirener'H inqueit
may URe, h sa peiuie that either
ler cnerge may
foiievting tuc
Alternsgi,
Write YOUR fjnflJ'n"!1! nnJ lmpertint
for crentft effctlveres
Legal Paptn : NOTARY
Aute Licenses
(EmrrBencj stmeTplile '.enlce Suniluj)
General Pres Comments
Ananu'naln t Eratst letter writer of
Eru h in w r . end ladlrK Jecuni"iitnr
irwi sj,..a'iZi ,sneKrai'iy of Wen.
d-r'v. Imp-s iT'sa Erlhln wrlttnn
a nfc-t-p Vesd in all Unej " ,-i;.
r a siiif-' s.-B nnd aalti txperlerce '
Prespectucs, circulars, proposal-,
etc.. perfected free. Cepj injc a spe
cialty. The lowest rates.
Mil. J. BiRNK
HOTEL VENDIG
Mm
AN N O U N CES
the opening of
the West Philadel
phia dealer, with
every B u i c k fa
cility for sales and
service. This will
be your home as
well as ours. Step
in and ask ques
tions. West Phila. Buick Ce.
4515 Chestnut St.
"Service That Really Serve$"
HamckmageeCe.
Crex, Deltex, Fibre, Rush.
Colonial, Japanese
And Other Standard
Grades of
Summer Rugs
There is such quality and uniqueness in this
Season's offerings really beautiful de
signs and color effects that an inspection
of the line will prove a real source of pleas
ure te you. Visit our exhibit and sense a
touch of Summer.
Then, tee, the rugs are priced se moder
ately, far below former Seasons, that you
may brighten your home or Summer cot
tage at a very modest outlay.
It will be greatly te your advan
tage te make your selection early
while the assortment is complete.
Let Our Storage Department Take
Charge of Your Heavier and Mere
Valuable Rugs During the Summer
IIarimckMAgeeCe.
Fleer Coverings' Exclusively for Almest a Century
1220 MARKET 5T.
Handley- Knight
Mare Car far Less Meney
Buying Handley-Knight en a strictly compet
itive basis, you find mere car for your money
than in any ether make at or near its price.
Ne ether car at these figures has a
solid aluminum body, with heavy
steel cowl none has the imposing
appearance of the Handley
Knight, secured by a lavish use of
nickel en radiator, headlights and
windshield, and the glistening
finish of the custom-built body.
There's a new and wonderful
experience for you if you have
never ridden in this fine car,
whose wonderful spring suspen
sion absorbs shocks like the sun
does water.
Fer these who must have econ
omy, the Handley-Knight Sleeve
Valve Engine is positively miser
ly in its gasoline consumption.
Repairs become a thing of the
past. The Handley-Knight En
gine, with no valves te grind,
and less parts, only improves
with use. It does net get out of
order. Fine car luxury at small
car cost you get it in the
Handley-Knight.
Phene for a demonstration.
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304 North Bread Street
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White Trucks
The most dependable
index of truck value Ls
the White price list
5-ten $4,500
3-ten 4,200
2-ten 3,250
-ten 2,400
F. O.K. Factory
r THE WHITE COMPANY
112 North Bread St., Philadelphia 802 French St
Wilmington, Del.
Factory and General Offices, Clcrcland
21 YEARS OP KNOWING H
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A New Medel
With 30 Quality Features
Net only is the price of the Gardner Car $400
less than a year age, but in the 1 922 new model
you get a car with 30 new features and improve
ments added such acknowledged quality units
as the Berg & Beck Clutch -Willard Threaded
Kubber Battery--Westinghouse Electrical Equip
ment Alemite Lubrication Timken Bearings
Genuine Leather Upholstery and Cord Tires
are but a few of the features that go te insure in
the Gardner a Better Car at a Lewer Price.
The Gardner Moter Ce., inc.
ST. LOUIS, U. S. A.
GARDNER
Gardner Division
LEXINGTON MOTOR COMPANY of PENNA.
W. A. KUSER, President
Lexington Building, 851-853 North Bread St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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