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Commissioners te Take Advan
tage of Ninety-Day Option
en Proposed Site
SECOND SET OF TWINS BORN
Atlantic City, April 7.-ThP first
ten tennrd cciirlii2 n mnnlrlpnl nth
Irtlcaml fhlns field wbi tnkcn here yes
trtdv. At tlielr weekly meeting the
an ConunlsIencr8 decided te tnke ntl
TtntaKC of nn offer for a ninety-day op
tion en the Ms tract nt the Albany
iTenuc ditrntice te the city. The ground
AfTercd Is "bout n ml,c square and Is
Sanded en two sides bv water, giving
uctts te ipaplnnes.
The trnct. which Is about a mile
-mire, Is the largest, plot of ground
rJmalnlnjt here, mill Is offered for
iiincxm The nctlen of the cemml)-
Stene'rs has the Indersement of the
Cbtmbcr of Commerce, Klwnnm and
Jletary Clubs and ether organizations.
Atlantic City's tnx rate for the year
fll be 93.0S the $100, a reduction .of
twnty-slx cents from last year, ac
cording te official announcement made
ywterday by the city rulcra.
nr. Charlei B. Kelgn, busy at his
bice at 1)05 Puclfic nvcnue W cdneslay
niiht. received n telephone call he had
ug expecting for some hours because
th stork us hovering ever his home at
8402 Winchester avenue. With the
ring he was quick te take down the
'Vell. wns it a boy?" he inquired.
"Ne," came back from the nurse at
tlit ether end of the wire. "Just two
it the loveliest little girls."
"Twe girls. I'll sny the stork is
guiereus." he replied, harking back te
four ph"s age, when .the stork en his
frit visit had left twins, both girls.
Blmen Fnber, who has tried te ro re
(brm politics nnd politicians en ihe
Tae nf once n year here for the last
decade. Is peeved because he snys the
Ministers of the city de net give him
uppert. Several months age he cir
culated petitions seeking the recall of
Mttrer Kdwnrd h. Under and William
g Cuthbcrt. Safety Director, alleging
they had failed te take action against
amblim: places he enumerated.
"I blame the Ministerial Lnlen. leu
ttn't tell where they htand," he de
clared jesterday in announcing he was
through with reform wnves.
Mere than 200 merchants arc sub
jects of warrants issued cittrdey by
fowls Muthls, tax collector, nctln? under
instnirtlnns from the City Commission
ers for failure te meet levies en pcrpenal
tues. The storks will be seized nnd
told nt public mictien te satisfy the
iiMsements unlets the merchants meet
the levies.
TESTIFY MRsTfRADY HELD
REVOLVER WHEN KILLED
Husband Cites Wound en Index
Finger te Support Claim
Miami. Fla., April 7. (Hy A. 1'.)
Testimony te show that Mrs. Dorethy
Irsdy. prier te receiving the bullet
wounds which caused her denth, firmly
lekl 11 revolver in her right hand, was
submitted nt the hearing yesterday
iftcrnenn en the petition for n writ of
habeas corpus te release Edgar C.
Frail . of Chicago, held en a charge of
murdering his wife, from jail en bend.
Frnd, who is ilmrgcd with following
lis wife heie f 1 0111 Chicago nlid shoot sheet
ing her after a twelve-hour struggle in
his suite In 11 local hotel, recently, did
net appear dining the hearing.
His atiernejH presented n physicians'
certificate te show that his condition
was siuli that he could net be moved
nnd tliev intreduied ether testimony te
prove that his piesent condition 10
GIRLS ROB GALL'l-CURCI
OF $45,000 IN JEWELS
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Flea With Case Left by Singer's
Maid In Cafe Reet Roem
San Juan Caplstrane, Calif,, April
7. Madame Oalll-Curct, opera singer,
was robbed here yesterday of jewels .and
valuables which she said were worth
$15,000, when two girls fled with a
jewel case which had been left by the
singer's maid In a cafe rest room. The
singer and her party had stepped here
for lunch. '
The singer, her husband, Hemer
Samuels, nnd the maid departed at once
for Les Angeles te aid in the search for
the girls.
According te Mr. Snmucls, he,
Mndame (Jalll-Curcl nnd the hitter's
innlil, Mrs, Mae Hendricksen, were
traveling by meter between Las Angeles
and Han Diege and stepped here for
lunch. The Jewels were intrusted te
the maid. She stepped Inte a restroom
In a cafe here, he said, laid the Jewel
case uewn ler a moment ana then,
realizing what she had done, returned
te get It. It was gene.
The 'jewels Included one seventeen
carat diamond en a platinum mum,
one pair of diamond earrings, two and
one-half carat diamond in each drop,
w..- u.t....M..i. iiviiwuiii, re 111 iiiuilliuiu,
one pendant containing .ten large dia
monds set in a row of sapphires, one
pair of large ornaments, each containing
rows of diamonds set In onyx (about
100 small stemes in all), one solitaire
diamond ring; one emerald necklace
with geld chain, two small .diamond
rings, one pair of emerald earrings te
match, one vcrv large carved single
emerald in geld mounting, a number
of small pieces,
San Diege, Calif., April 7. (By A.
P.) Madame Amellta Oalll-Curcl, who
arrived here yesterday for a concert, de
clined te discuss the theft of her Jewels
at San Juan Caplstrane. Hemer Sam
uels, her husband, said he could tell
little mere of the affair than already
was known.
Samuels declared that Mrs. Mae
Hendricksen, his wife's maid, lind been
with her for five years nnd that her
honesty wns net te be questioned.
"The jewels were simply lest," he
said.
REPORT S.P.C.A. HAS ENDED
PATAGONIA MONSTER HUNT
Orders Forbidding Capture of Beast
Perturbs Director of Zoe
Buenes Aires, April 7. I'ref. Cle
ment Onelll, director of the Buenes
Aires Zoe, who ergnnlzed the expedi
tion which left for Patagonia March 23
In search of the reported plesiesaurlnn
monster, wns disturbed cterdny by
dispatches from Trelew, the principal
town of the Province of Chubult, saying
Governer Frnnzenl, of the province,
had given orders ferbldJing the capture
of the beast.
The dispatches said the Governer
acted en Instructions received from the
Minister of the Interior in Buenes
Aires, who had decided te prohibit the
hunt at the behest of Dr. Albaraccln,
president of the Argentine Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty te Animals.
Nothing has been heard from Vhe
expedition since it plunged Inte the
wilderness after arriving at UariUche.
Pass1, in the edge of the Andes Moun
tains. Yesterday's dispatches said Gov Gov
ereor Frnnzenl had given Instructions
te pietpst against the order "In the
name of science."
Prof. OXelll called upon Minister of
the Interior Gomez .vesterdey afternoon
te pretest against the order 'inn the
name of science." v
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JAZZ FATAL TO MUSICIAN
Veteran Cellist Commits Suicide
After "Swan Seng"
New Yerk, April 7! Fellow ledgers
tnid estetday jazz was responsible for
the denth of Melville M. Wilsen, seventy-two.
n musician, who committed wul
ilde Wednesday nlht. Wilsen shot
himself with 11 pistol. 1'lndliiB that he
had net lutlhted n mortal wound, he
laid the weapon down and lnhnled gns
through u tube fastencil te a jet in his
suited fiem in Junes received dining the . room.
fatal clash with his wife. A note, evidently printed with the
Defense attorneys lned their con- I utmost core, lay beside the chnlr in
tcntien that Mis. Iiailv held a revolver' which he was found. It read
in hei haiiil en 11 small wound en her
right iti'lcv, linger, vvhlih they declared I
as iaii-eil hj the tilggir when Fradj
attempted 10 wict the weapon from
her.
DR. ANDERS IN ROCHESTER
Phlladelphian Warns There Are Toe
Many Specialists
Rochester, Minn., April 7. A plea
that the medical profession p.ty greater
attention te the development of the
ene1.1l iii.ictltiener was made at the
Keetlnc of the American Ceng! ess of
Internal Mediilue .vcsteidnv bv Dr.
James Andeis. of Philadelphia.
He ii dared that speculation has
wen curled somewhat tee fur In thnt
it Is iitttnitlii'.' the best of the winger
men and leaving n deaith of general
practiti. neis, especially in rural dis
tricts. In his opinion, tjie best special
Ms are rln who have nt least ten
years' gencial puuticc nnd urged that
period umie te he icgarded by the pro pre pro
Jessien ,1., n pie-ieipilsltc te specialization.
"When I am dend notify Hnrnle.vs.
Akren; O. Melville M. Wilsen. I want
no funeral service. The Church will
please kceji its bunds off."
Wilsen for twentv-five or thiitr jears
had been 11 cello pilfer In various res
taut ant orchestras In New Yerk. He
lest his job when lie icfused te piny
jazz. Wednesday nljrht he pln.ved his
last music alone in ills room.
FINEGAN ANSWERS CRITICS
Scheel Head Says He Would Wet
come Investigation
Iiloemsbiirg, Pa., Apill 7. Themas
K. FInegan, State Superintendent of
Public yifctrurtlen, speaking befeie the
Columbia Ceuntv Directors' Associa
tion .vestcrdaj, stated that If the pub
lic had started ten .vears age te make
the "noise" ever the delay In securing
Its school appropriations from the
State it is making tedn, it would
have secured lesults long age.
Dr. FInegan nnsweiid critics of the
department en his expenditures, say
In; he would welcome an investigation.
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Te Outfit Every Man in His Easter Clethes'
and Help Him Save Many, Many Dollars!
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Tomorrow is the day! Tomorrow thousands and thousands of
men will fleck te the HILL CO. te buy their new Easter Clethes !
And Mr. Hill says, let them come we are ready for them ready
for them with an assortment of clothing that will make every
man marvel at the vastness of the variety and wonder at the
lowness of the prices.
Never in history of clothing selling has such a grouping of
clothing ever been known te be gathered under one reef at such
popular prices prices that assure every man of a saving of $5.00,
$10.00 or $15.00.
Hundreds of
Styles
Patterns
Colorings
there isn't a style, a pattern ei
Sports Suits
Single-Breasted Medels
Deuble-Breasted Medels
Ferm-Fitting Medels
Conservative Medels
1 and 2 Butten Medels
Stout Men's Suits
a material that any man could want
but that he will find it here at THE
HILL CO.
And sizes a size for every man,
whether he is tall or short, stout or
slim and plenty of' regulars, of
course.
The Bey's
First Leng-Pair-of
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Oh, yes, Mr. Hill has a special section
for these. Just the snappy kind of suits
that the growing boy will like SPORTS
MODELS aplenty, as well as all ether
styles. Bring the young man in we will
make him feel proud in his first pair of
len trousers.
THE HILL CO.
Js Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive
Men 's & Beys ' Clothing Stere
Just think a 5-story building carrying nothing else but clothing.
That is just what Mr. Hill offers you here! Is it any wonder that Mr.
Hill's values are better when he can buy such large quantities?
Come in today, tonight or tomorrow GET READY FOR EASTER
and come te THE HILL CO., where you KNOW that what you want is
awaiting you and at the lowest price it is possible te offer.
Beys' One and Twe Pair of Pants Suits
Reefers and Topcoats at Big Savings
Cnmp tn the I.aroetf Rnvtf Clnihma Dpnirfmpnf in the fliv!
Parents, just see the stock and you will realize what it means te buy here. Ne ether store can show
the varieties the assortments of everything new for the boy. And prices why Mr. Hill guarantees a
saving of $2.00 te ?3.00 en every purchase. The finest quality materials in all the new styles most of
the suits with two pairs of lined trousers. Every boy can be iitted up te 18 years and plenty of STOUT
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