TO BE ELABORATE
icial Music and Sermons Will
Feature In Protestant and
Catholie Churches
SERVICES IN THE EVENING
'Betel' church services will be held
TOW, waster fj """ cl"""
nresrams.
irfa the Catholic churches of the city
will be a solemn nign mass, wun
rdl Bermeiu, In addition te the
1 low masses. In many of the Fret-
1st churches there will be mere than
ie morning service and In the majority
! ,Ctbellc nnd rretestnnt churches
. will be services tomorrow evening.
Uxhe Episcopal churches of the city
observe the Easter festival with
ettl services and music appropriate
, the anniversary of the Resurrection.
Bithep niiinclander, head of the Die-
of Pennsylvania, will preach at the
i:80 o'clock morning service in the
..Cathedral, of St. Mary, at Bread
id Seuth streets. In this service the
Biihep also win emcintc at tne Messing
f tee soiie-hohi mumenui Dnptismai
fishlened from the Jewelry and
fcmily belt looms of the late Mrs. Annle
iuden Vnughan Watsen, wife of Cen-
resimsn vtaisnn, 01 mucks ueunty.
Pl.hnn (larland will officiate at his.
rlcOd Christ Church. Second street
love JlarKct, wnerc ue win preach the
jitter sermon at the morning service
I Administer confirmation te a class
Kwented by the rector.
'RUIinn Heur, of Alaska, will nrenr-h
Lt the 10:.'IO o'clock service In the
Utmermi uimrcn 01 mc Advocate, at
Eighteenth and Diamond streets.
The Easter music at 8t. Peter's
rimrcli. (iernmntewn, rendered bv the
Choir under direction of Harrv M. Stn.
Ien, organist, assisted by Jeseph Tes-
rme, barpisi, nnu j.cenaru Epstein,
flellnl.'t, of the Philadelphia Orchestra,
L-tll Ih.Iiii In flm ' 'Tl T)nnm " lt ihI
ITIII llll.."'..; ." - V. "IIIIUI,
lachj "Aunc wimittis, K Hat, J. E.
rest; "Hesannn," Granier; "Halle
ifah Chorus" from the "MesHlnh"!
Snetus" from St. CeclIIn Mass: "Avn
ilirln." Bach-Gouned: "When It Wn
ft Dark." Weedman, and "The Lord
nien," by Sullivan, will be sung
if Mrs. II. M. Stilton, contralto.
'm i?ifi i..tin r.i m.i a . .v
ninct- ieu.' iwna Ljci iiriu awmips i
31iurch lins observed the custom of held
ing a service ei special music at (J
j'cleck en Knster morning. People
Irem all eer the city have made this
nearly pilgrimage te attend this Easter
lervlce.
At tbc JiiMU services en Kaster Day
setting will be dedicated In memerv
bf the late Priscllla T. Llpplncett, a
taember of the Simpsen family. hln.
builders, who for many years were
nemeers et urn veucs .
The offering nt the Easter morning
wrvlce will be for the endowment fund.
le endow a sitting in memerv of thn
late Rev. Charles E. Rettlcher, .Tr., who
r tnrce years was assistant te the Kev.
r. Slmes. The rector, the Uev. Percy
. Stockman, will preach at nil serv
ices.
The Sunday Scheel carol festival
nrrlce will lie held In the afternoon at
::JV, at whicii time the annual offering
ir missions win ee presented. In the
nt tnenty-twe years the Sunday
tool or Old Swedes' has given mere
in $25,000 te missionary wert
hreujb Its Knster offerings.
Summit Presbyterian
The choir of Summit l'ri-shvtpi-lnn
E lurch, in Gcrmantewn, willing Man
x's "Resurrection." Mr. Itawdcn will
pirect the choir and will also ploy the
4tuic w,i-mri- ijl uubsvuci.
The choir of the Episcopal Church of
be Annunciation. Twelfth nnH nin.
toad streets, will sing special Easter
DSlc at both ni online nml nftitrnnnn
Irrricfs. Farmer's Mess in It flat
rith the anthems "Hail, Festal Day,"
r iuc nry. .iiunt-s unuen iawen, Will
flung nt 10:.-.0 A. M., nnd Stnlner'B
Jgnitlcat and Nunc Dlmittls in A with
t anthem "Alleluia. Christ Is Risen."
'H. 1. DnnkK. nt -iV M Alh n
fells, cheirmaster: Helen C. Wells'.
ipprane; .Jnnc II. Delan. contralte: E.
Hsll Downey, tenor; Russell Delan,
a; Aen.unt Shlppey, organist, nnd
lielr of twenty-five voices.
"TELL TALES" AT SHORE
k and Wig Club te Put en Shew
Tonight
f One hundred members of the Mask
"I Nig Club of the University of
(ennijhanla left Chestnut street ferry
t II o'clock this mornlner fnr Ailn.,.;
rii' mi U nftcrnoen nnd cvenlnu
r.V..SIU ?r,'ent their show. "Tell
Jls," at the Apelle Theatre. Atln..H
air. '
HeSCllkOl Welherlll rrn.l....
fc. ------. niuuuuLC uiniini
ripi t (haJ'iIC 1f ,he nnrt.v- which
IJ fr"'" i.amien t Atlantic City
mi cosines.
n f.jr.M, . ' ifwrr man
'On., i re ,,,"u!". including the
i,i, ...viuuh-b j it joy nuaariiic
"Itn seven ntin,.wr,i t'i.iiJ." "".
Vn whirling dells; a Pege Dance a
"with1 15X1?. n,lmber callpd "'
111 tflP IMIbt nn.
k(s his third un
.T. II
:m his third appearance as leading
."i. '.'". (-uIh, who repeals his
rtw II .. "-" fc"
vmtdv ,mi;" '!.""" !vv1
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B Hn-V. . . l" .Previous years;
B. ., t llvu jirevieus
. Ilnrteimlpln n xi
vvt niii-i iiuu fw & .
"fnnlr' "i, and ILB "b"'
tatim i ..b0?k i?. by Charles Mer-
it Yft.... """"j uy "-nnricn Ol p n nnd
tTlne! lcsl'"ni- by Edwin M.
The Nth Nut
l Dill, (lie flPCPASniV linnnfl vea
lllSt lint.1., ..I ,. i., . , ... ..
beksd i r;:v""" '" " l",s "'"; v6
Bpdi7i """ "'' nnu (irciuea sne
TOl(l ft n(1... unnnfl.i..me ,l,,.....l.
Mf... - ! .....111 ic , IIKJllKll
Uin hnOW)3 n univmAt.. ..m.tl.l l.n....
n mere appropriate..
.And then Hill gie her a clock se
Mt i we,,,,,,-l - feel as though she
And
- uu mi me running,
."en lllll Installed an electric
lilfhtnr ii. , ...,i. .. i ..
temnil i ...V ..."..";" c'.v"v "" ""
tin nV, ."""" ir NwnDeing en me
M?(,i,,ust wh,1 "' motion"
I inCIl p took n ilev ,.fF ..,.1 .,... e
w nenKlii.i ni.. i .L" ."'....".".
in inr uruKPM nnu
. u automatic oiling system.
u , S xJm. ,!0'1''K en the running
H. SO II KllHf ..nvlllnn.. .,,.,7
Lnn.':. "!!!! ""H ..n the ether.. A
'w out in '..1 : f" ",v K"u"1'
I Wli: mi-,
R TI1IK time (he car was getting se
lckVn.u!,bl l!1" l,n'' whelR '""-t of
VvKS Dut nn ll r.. i .1.. . i..
lther'H?","":r tl,e transmUslen, an
lw he Ignition, another the gas.
r wh.i a l0 en the rel,t nnl1
Ren C' ,,uui" en tne spare anu
ytfflft,1,1" ' bonnet.
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Renowned Gloucester Fleet
Down Frem Northerly Demain
for Mackerel Run
BRING TALES FROM BANKS
Bv a Staff Correspondent
Cape My. N. .1.. April IB. A ferct ,
of masts, rising from the wind-swept I
flats of Celd Spring" inlet, betrays the '
presence of the Gloucester fishing fleet I
-thnt renowned company of deep-sen
fishermen and their sturdy craft which
has come down from Its northerly de- j
main te meet the summer run of
mackerel.
Twe hundred and fifty strong, they
lay last night at sunvet In the shelter
of the Inlet, packed se close that their
crews passed freely from one te an
other, while outside tne white-crested
surges came in endless ranks, te break
with a heavy rear upon the bench.
With some the work of unloading the
cntch had net yet been completed, und
the sliver bodies of the lisli. as they
were conveyed from held nnd ilpck te
the deck, flashed again In the sinking
sun. On beard ethers the day's work
was done, and the breeze carried away
the smoke of a hundred galley tires te
attest the proximity of supper.
Here and there en the shadowy decks
of the beats a sailor man sat working
ever the nets, while In the small fo'c' fe'c'
sles' ethers sat or lay In their bunks
with their pipes, which they replen
ished from time te time with scraps
pared meditatively from adamantine
slabs of chewing tobacco
.Most or tnesc men nau removed tneir
J0!!. W- .'.I? '."m0"1" -5,t
. .. ....
or se, but thus uttlrcd they were ready
for bed.
A flood of golden light, pouring from
the aft hatch of one of the mere dis
tant vessels, indicated the presence of
a harassed skipper whose "kicker,"
ns the auxiliary engines are called, ie
quired expert care. These heavy-duty
gasoline engines are the object of the
most solicitous attention. Their faith
ful performance of duty, when the wind
docs net serve, may mean success or
fallure for the voyage.
The fishing of mackerel is done by
net entirely, and net by line, us with
the cod and haddock en the Hanks.
"We cull it 'gill fishing,' " explained
an old man in the ice of a pile of nets,
who might have been the Ancient Mar
iner himself. "All them nets in spread
out in the water, one end made fast te
the beat, and the ether end just fleatin'
loose. The free end is marked by one
of them bandana handkycherfs."
"Nev the mackerel swim along," he
continued, "nnd the first thing they
knew they have run their noses into
one of them nets. Once their nose is
In they get caught by the gills and
cun't back out again, be there we have
em."
WHO IS THIsTnTROPER?
Women, Liking Him in Politics,
Then Learn He'a Football Leader
It's one thing te be famous in the
sporting world. It's another thing te
be of prominence In the political world.
William W. Itepcr happens te he both.
The trouble is, however, that the
Ptnchet women followers with whom he
is dally associated de net realize that
lie Is the Reper who yearly cenchas the
Princeton eleven te victories en the
football field.
The ether day. nt the end of Mr. Hely Trinity Presbyterian Is Leg Leg
Reper's address en "Getting Phllndel- .. ,.
phla Lined Up for Plnchet," one of the atee of Helen Shuster
most attentive women listeners said:. Hely Trinity Presbjterlnn Church.
"Mr. Reper is surely a convincing Legan, which wns recently burned, will
talker and I believe he will make njieceive $-1500 from the estate or Helen
splendid Plnchet leader here. Hut what N. Shuster, of Kansdew-ne, whose will
does he de beside serve In Council?" uns filed for probate today. The estate
Rut the women nre learning fast, and
It's a pretty safe bet that next fall the
majority of them will be watching two
campaigns Plnchet in Pennsylvania
and epcr et Princeton.
By J. P. MeEVOY
Hill had te put in new pistons nn.l
rings and carburetor and change the
spark plugs, after which he lustnllcd
a plant ter lighting and starting, -i
tire pump and a device for pulling the
car out of mud holes. I often regretted
that last one.
And then signals! First he had
one. of these red bands installed
en the back te prove te the people be.
Lind that he lied stepped.
Then he bought a system of rrar
lights. A blue one showed he uns te
turn te te right. A grecu one te the
left, n white one that he was going
straight ahead.
Above thcbe he had slogans lettered
in electric light bulbs:
"Hafety First," sold one. "Step,
Loek und Listen," nld onethrr. Hut
you didn't hnve te step or leek either
te hear Kill's Lizzie, And then there
was "Slew Down I Am Coming te a
Step," What Town Is This?" "E
cuse My Dust," and "Hew D'ye (Set
That Way?"
,gt'
Hut uetlilng came of it. Eerv uierii
Ing the nurse, coming in, would find
Dill attaching shock absorbers made of
cotton batting te the bed springs or
else he would be under thn bed oiling
the casters, With csster oil, I suppess,
(1 In Continued)
FRIENDS of the family had Hill I fesser of surgery in the Jeffersen Medl
sent te n sanitarium after this. ' i-al College, has tempeinrily left his
rr - V Y
FR RAID ON MACKEREL
Gloucester fishermen are new at Celd Spring Inlet for summer fishing
run. Photograph shows part of fleet. At bottom Is Captain Celin Derey
en "Alice Wilsen," getting nets ready, and Harvey Slnnet, of "Hemer
II.," climbing rigging
OLD CITY HALL
MAKES IT A
Werk About Complete and Plans Are Being Maile for Dedica
4- ,. ., en i ,. s ,a i
tlOU May President May Attend
Philadelphia's first City Hall, at the
southwest corner of Fifth nnd Chestnut
streets, which Is being carefully re
stored, is about ready for the ceremonies
of dedication, which will be held May !!.
This beautiful old building, in all the
simplicity nnd dignity of its Colonial
architecture, is fresh from the hands of
tlm nni,,i.. ,i.i.. i . i i
MniS
i t....4j" - .... " ".
?? ' Mncc"' e ine nuprcme i;eurt of
It ia rnnftitler.i.1 fUtlnt Hml !. T..e.
inp f 7, ..... "r -"i-leeeij scraped and oiled. Around the
lMlt,-,l L iS Pn il01!1 f ,h'lw' the original wainscoting of
rnnnili ti nC'1 ""A cctt'. I)lain beer,IN about four feet high. All
he r;,lte,ltiftnSt na1"?m (;"rt "f woodwork is white enameled, except In
Moerew 'inv .h JS5 L & & ?! mahe "and - en
in? .r"'?r "?IL Lc.B.?e" SL r.nfMlarBe stair halt is the first apartment.
and bar of this and nearby Common
wealths.
A meeting te arrange details of the
dedication ceremony will be held in
Mayer Moere's office en Monday after
following committee.
A special committee of lh Plilln.
llnlnMn Pknn.A. n .1.. A I. T
uwa.fu.u . I UULl'l III I III JlllllTll'Iin III
Bl,tu,e f Architects several years age
'" ' -klg plans for the' rUpS-
ueh et tne building. Herace Wells
Sellers heads this committee, which
presented tneir services and experience
i.inT..r?hii;n" &- Y.C" '
-.i li ' i.n: -u"i i""'" I
for inn pnfirn nt.iii.i .l...l.. Hn... mil
that had been discovered by Wilfred
Jerdan, curator of Independence Hall.
In brief, all the unsightly "Improve
ments" that hud been installed from
:r : , ,' '""''. "t. "" .'""
D. A. R. FIGHTS CITIZENSHIP I
OF ADELBERT FISCHER
Fermer Head of SrhuHe A. Knrfinn
r.n w.. 7.;'" n7..7' .:""'
co. was interned Ourina War
,.w . ...a ..,,
A resolution pretestlnc analnst nd-
ml,.ln . ,.l.l..l.l.. .. 4.I..II 1
mission tn citizenship of Adelbert I
r Ischer, interned during the war as an .
enemy alien, has been passed by the
Philadelphia Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution
The resolution, signed by Mrs. Wil
linni Henry Haven, of Wnwie. re
gent of the Philadelphia Chupter, has
uecn sent te Jehn U. r (ieidin, chief
naturalization examiner In the Federal
Uulldlng.
llbchcr filed an application for cltt
After extensive investigations bv the
Government secret service. Fischer wns
arrested uh a dangerous alien and was '
Interned nt Fert Oglethorpe, (Je., iu
February, 1018. lie wus released en
parole in December. 31)111.
CHURCH TO GET $4500
amounts te 50000. A bequest of S'MW
Is made te Anna M. Hemier, a niece.
Other wills filed for probate ere ; Jehn
K. Muller, 4020 North Seventh street,
S7300; Susannah Williams. 1.108 North
Fallen street, .$7200; Sarah A. Yeung,
Presbyterian Hospital, If 1400. Habe
llancreft. Atlentic City; S30.000: Max
nium, 1320 Wagner avenue. ijinOOO;
Charles Itrecher, Mcdicn-f hlrurgicnl
Hospital, 810,200; Richard Dengler,
Methodist Hospital. .$(1000; and Pat
rick J. McKeown, 5217 Sansein street,
915,201).
An Inventory filed today of the per
sonal estate of (Jeergc .1. Stniubinuller,
of 2155 Hest Yerk street, head of Jeseph
S. Straubniuller and Sen, brewers,
showed a total of $100,(110.51.
Other Inventories were: K. Matilda
McCulley, $11, 21.1. II); Jeseph W. Non Nen
neiiberger. Stl.2.15.50; and Minnie M.
VJOlser, $0,182.74.
Letters were issued for the adminis
tiatinn of 'the estates of Dr. Maurice L.
Malliis, (T051 Catherine street, $25,000;
and Frank J. Xcrbi, Iliead and Race
streets, $1)500.
DR. DA COSTA IN HOSPITAL
But Temporary Heme Is for Con
venience, Net Illness
Ilr,,.!. Chalmers Da Cestn. chief sur-
nn.m Hip .Ipffersen llnhiillnt nml tu-n.
home at -111." Walnut street, and laken
up his lenidenre at the hospital, us lit
is crippled with rheumutlsni, und is
unwilling (e give up his urgicnl work,
Ue is continuing his lectures and con
sultations, and .his physicians expect
seen te effect n complete cure. '
ZPllsnin two IlinnthM nun A Imnr in. nn
,;. i F ,, , ," out in ie- wan organized ey Nicholas
the petition will be tielcl in a month. HeWermii. a man of manv trades.
hen this country entered the war BIIMmK whlch was the manufacture of
fnCiML'", hcml ef,,,?0,8.c,i"n,e, ceffi8- "c sold the privilege of burj--Kecrtlng
Company, which obtained im- ing a body for $0. but no title te the
wh uuiiiiiiii.iiL ii'iiiiMii-'i ttiftr tt'iiki int'd ttmi iiiti
vt
'
...if
RESTORATION
COLONIAL GEM
time te time have been ripped out nnd
the structure restored te its original
calm, simple beauty. The front 'deer,
which had been- heightened and dis
torted out of all proportion, has been
brought down te its proper height again,
and a new fanlight constructed ever it.
The ugly center staircase has been tern
i"ul """ " c"'r i uoienini iiesign emit
the. exact lines of the .original
.- ..-.. . .B..v ,...., ,- K VVI iimvc
iuv niitirt'UBVH,
vow. as tin- hiill.llnir 1- pnir.,l .
I In the rear, through a doorway, Is the
vi .njvi b i-uuruuuiii, I'lirruHUunuiUK
te the nrcsent-dav "Central Htntien."
Upstairs, directly ever this room, Is
the chamber of the first Supreme Court.
The first session of that august tribunal
was held there Monday, February 7,
L701, and the final session Augus't 5.
1800.
In 1854 Councils moved te Independ
ence Hull, where they met en the second
fleer, as they hed mere room. Mayer
milium d. Biiiiin wns tne last Mayer
!?..!PW kM SK . "." Mayer
Kuwin ii. uier. ener ins inauguration
. - .1 , l . .......
n ueuncn cuameer in jnucpendence
Hall In 1887. went te the new Citv Hnll
at Itreud and Market streets, being the
first Mayer te occupy the Mayers' suite
there.
OLD CEMETERY TO MAKE
WAY FOR PLAYGROUND I
- .
! c,-t r.i,.-uu a... . r.
7.:","":?:0,"oury-,ynner.heur
na Greuml 12s v.3P.
A rpmptprv i.ins tn i.-. ....u i,i
established in the days when "bmving
ground" was the term accorded 'the
. . ' .. . '" -T" ""'" "'"
icstlnc nlace of the denurted. is tnltreuble, ready te kill if it comes. He
give way te a plavitreund. A fund from I
the city und permission from the Heard j
of Health are all that lire necessary
for the next step in the trnnsferma-
tien
The plot 1 en East Columbia ave
nue, bounded by East Thompson street,
Enrl and Livingston streets. Fer manv
years It was used as a free burial place.
J.eii.i .i... iti it..' ,. '.", .. ,. ue
plu,iV, und it is estimated that te (lute
;ttKK) ncr.sens have been laid te r..Kt .,
the property.
Later purt of the property was sold
le the Vnlen Wesleyan Chinch and
later still a section te the Kensington
Methodist Episcopal Church. The orig
inal company remains In existence,
under the control of William 8. Hel Hel
versen, of (Ml) North Tenth street, who
today showed many old records con
nected with the history of the place
onesslhlo relntivPH nf th.'uuXL I
i.fgui nonce mis eeen served the
!".;.... - ...... u in iiii-..he
cemeti-rv inur iiipv innv ihihhi .......-. i
and claim their own, if they desire te
plnce them elsewhere. Otherwise the
company has been directed by the Court
of Quarter sessions te procure lets in
Fernwood Cemetery for the transfer of
the bodies.
Ne data has Isien set for the start
of work en the new playground.
i ,
BOYS FIND RIFLE BARREL;
ONE IS SHOT IN ABDOMEN
Were Inserting Cartridges and Fir
ing by Use of a Spike
A shot from a detached rifle barrel
which boys had found whlle at ploy'
seriously Injured Mitchell Mareka ten
years old, 4300 Kermudu street, lute
yesterday. The shot was tired by Clies
ter Nerwieki, thirteen jeurs old, 1S130
Duncan street. The injured boy wns
shot in the abdomen. He wcy token te
the -Frankfort Hospital.
Bejs found the rllle barrel yesterday
at Church street and Frankford Creek'
The gun had no stock, and the hammer
was gene, but they found that by in
serting ammunition In the barrel and
striking the cap with a spike, the shot
could be discharged.
The injured boy was operated n inu.
night. He wns considered out of dancer
this morning. The Newlekl boy dl.
nppeared alter the accident. He is a
brother of Policeman William Newlekl
Of the Frankford station, l.icuti-iinni
Herrett today told Newlekl te find the
boy and bring him in te malte an ex
plamitiuu. note
iff'VXlSiV V m,'h""-"v.0.!'" SMH&
i&imitBn .'lu.CIj ."! "I"-I"" WH1C
xrmi'..'eSXMrhr'is,i! &ist
frpiiqTtDea.. -M.W ff nffit.mXIS7
w
EX-BURGLAR GIVES
ADVICE TO PUBLIC
II m - . .
Tells HemeOwner What te De
When- Confronted by
Criminal - ,
HERO STUFF- ALL WRONG
"What would you de If you woke up
and found burglar r In your house?"
asksi Jehn W. Gray, "reformed bank
burglar." writing In the current num
ber of Physical Culture.
"What would you de if a held-Up,
man stepped you, stuck a gun In your !
face and told you te threw up your
hands? !
"Before you can decide wbnt you
would de eti must knew first what1
the burglar Is going te de, hew he,
thinks and acts under certain cendi-
tlens; what effect certain actions )m
On him : hew be views resistance and
what different kinds of burglars will
de ir you resist them.
"Let me classify the different castes.
In the underworld, as In -the upper,
t;here is a se-called aristocracy. The
aristocrat of the underworld la the
bank burglar. In the middle class are
the confidence men and gamblers.
"The se-called 'peer folks' ere the
pickpockets, the sneak thieves and the
night house burglars. Let us put the
'dinner-hour house burglar' In the mid
dle class.
"There are three kinds of held-up
men: the bank held-up man, the train
robber and the thug who operates en
the streets. The first two belong te
the underworld aristocracy. The lest
comes under the 'peer folks' classifica
tion. "There is an intctcstlng psychological
phenomenon here in relation te the
degrees .of underworld nerve. ! or in
ciantA ttia nlnlnAitrel rtattnt ttnnTma O '
ninMVi 111V HIVHIIV.nCL IICICI ulvifuh n u
cpuiu a neuse Durg ar ue pcrsuaueu te ,
lLl" .& iB.fM:,!."S 3fti
mc en a bank burglary. When he heard
the explosions he nearly collapsed with
fright.
The Dinner-Heur flurgUr
"The 'A Xe. V house burglar al
ways works nt a certain time, and
that time is the dinner hour. While
you are at dinner he climbs up te your i
second-story window, nlwnys in the
rear of your home. While yen eat he
works. 'He works very cleverly and"
leaves everything as he finds it. se
that If you were
pectediy you
would arouse
hears you coming
your way until
dinner.
"New let us suppose that n burglar .
Is In your house, working upstairs,
while you are at dinner. Yeu leave I
the dinner table te te upstairs for
something. The thought of burglars
Is the furthest thing from jour mind.
Yeu go te your 100m. While there you
hear noise in your closet, see some
body behind n deer. In a word, jeu
have seen a burglar in the room.
"Doesn't the fact that the burglar Is
hiding imply that he has net come
.. a ....ilj imuv .. ... ..
into your house te kill or mulm jeu;
tnat he Is trying te avoid you, tnet ne
lias come te 'rob you and go away,
without a personal encounter? f
course, it does.
"Well, what should be done? Sup-
pesc yen nre a man and you give him
a battle. Yeu may be killed In the
battle. If you area woman you will
probably scream and dash downstairs,
You're All Wrenr
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"Beth of these decisions are wrong;
Uiese aVe the th i rigs you should net de.
The really sensible thing te de Is i this:
Leave the room immediately. Ce tn
jour phone. If it is downstairs, and call
up the neurest police station, explain-
ing in detail just what happened. Ot
if there Is a key en the outside of your
deer close the tloer qulclcly nnd loes
It; then de your screamlug, shout te the ,
rest of the family that you have seen
fl htli-irlnf. In vml. .nntn Ttnfni-f. till.
cba ' "" words has died away the
burglar will have gene.
"Alwajs bear this la mind: the
burglar' alwaja tries te
finish the job nnd eet nwav without
disturbing you. Unlike the desperate
night burglar, he does net go into your
home loekinir for trouble, antlclnatine
w"l net sheet unless he is cornered
nless you stand between him and
liberty.
" nave known many geed house
(Durgiars tuui never carried a gun, tei tei
lews thut were net addicted te drugs.
If you were te run up against this
type of burglar in the dark, the type
tuat is nec easily rattled, tnat doesn't
use drugs, you would have a chance
for your life. But since jeu de net
knew whOjt type of person you will
have te deal with, whv jeopardize ettr
life?
Watch the Night Thug
"The dinner-hour burglar is the least
dnngereus of nil house burglars. Drug
nddirts among this class of prowlers
are rare. The fellow from'whem you
may expect anything Is the fellow who
enters jour home In the dead of night,
the one that prowls all ever your neuse
with the stealth and cunning of n tiger
in the jungle. He is the Individual
with murderous Instincts the wild,
hungry, drug-crezed burglnr.
"If veu de net abide tn the udvlce
that I urn going te give you nbeut this
leuew, jeu uu uui-annua mucti value
te jour life, ter .here is u criminal
kll s en tne hllcntest niovepinli.n
He gees Inte jour home armed. loeL
"" . r - " -
ing for and expecting trouble. A life
means nothing te tins drug-craei
thug. I have never known one et
these thieves who wasn't a (euurmed
drug nddlct. They nre without doubt
the meanest, the most bloodthirsty and
cowardly class of thieves in the under
world. "What is the sensible thing te de
if you nre in ueu arid neur a Imrgln
downstairs.' asks lirey. --If there
is e nhene in jour room and ion
can reach it without getting out '
bed, call the police. If you must get
out of bed, be very cautious, because
If he gets he Idea that you are phoning
te the police he will probably come
up after you. If you can't get te a
phone, close your deer quickly, lock
It, raise your windows, sheet your
gun, have your wife scream. Fer
nothing se tcsslfies a burglar as tile
weird, hysterical scream of u seared
woman.
"Every home should hnvc fuearms,
but never seek the burglar with them.
Don't Try the Here Stuff
"Keep out of his way! If you see
him crawling in jour window or forcing
nn entrance, blaze away ut him. I'nder
these conditions lt Is al right te de
se, but don't go looking for him in
the dark just te convince jour wife
that ou are a hcie.
"When jeu sit down te dinner draw
your shades. The first thing the dinner
hour burglar docs Is te peek in the win
dow te see if 'everybody Is present.'
Leck all jour windows upstairs before
jeu go down te dinner. Leck all the
doers te jour rooms. He sure te de tilt
latter it is very Important. Few burg
lars carry skeleton keys and will jtavc
your home Immediately when they find
their entrances blocked.
'If a burglar Is working in the room
where you are sleeping, lie still,; If
i.l,nTnnpLT,?.Cl of ,l10 ,h"K' ,,,,' KnKtrr. the dope
h!$A Mn bePiffi 2 P Hrt..m&rpiS ,,,,,,,l . If " nK'et n "f ,uw M'
lM,?fcM?.!E-l.-V.?.J!.?l'0,' 'Wt " " '""' " ut
te go upstairs unex- , ' . "'."" ,''', "'"' "'u'V.'"'iV.".'. ?"erter tnen tne rigut, uut tnat ine mi--
would see nothing thnt " " : ' "' ;,'..""" , ,l "'. " """" nap uid net uiministi tne nerse s i.peeu.
veur susolciens. If he I?"1"?"1'. ' l,e.-'1.'vrr "aPPer dinner- fOVer isn't lame, he said, bcoeii'c il.e
he hides, gets out of i . - J"1,r","',.t:,,V..V".l".,"" 10,r. for" ".oet."n.s ?rewu "ienuj v, y
you return te your , ". ,. ; L i ",,'""""" inane up tne men.
lllece lV lllpc.1' frnni ntir tiinf.l ih.l, If .. ' . . ... r r "l"
IS?
"Get Inte Politics"
Harrli I Kwlnc.
mks. medili. Mccormick
Such was the advice given Phila
delphia Republican women by the
Chicago worker en her visit here
this week. She told hew Chicago
women defeated the forces headed
by Mayer Thompson
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jeii are a woman, don't scream. If you . ''Clever is n tine old horse, a re
nre a man, don't get up. If you have merknblf horse. He is a dark boy.
n gun nnd nre u geed Kliot. blaze away , stands sixteen hands high nnd is of
Hint N. If tlici'i- ntmi'i mif cliltilren in TTnmbleteninn stork. I beurlit him in
the room. Don't jeeimril'lze thp live
of your children. Id-member, your
family iippi1 jeii. thin nil the jewelry
In the world iMi't werli jour life.
ci. . ! r a
street I hug Desperate
"The held-up man of the streets is
. . . '
a tiHil ennnutpr. I am net speakliie of
tlm linttl- lmlil.titt ein.
i nm speeu- i
.,10u. ,0 , -,, , t wlth .ih
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The
easiest way is the. best. If I met one i
nf tliem t i nitl.l ,1. tun. nu lm .r.1.1 m I
of them, I would de just ns lie told me
te de without any ceremony.
"New for n word or two te the em
ployers of servants. Don't permit
servants te hrlng their .friends Inte
your house l Knew dozens of profes
sional house burglars who meke a prac
tice of culthatlng the acquaintance of
servants. 'The dlnner-.heur house bur
glar of today works with n woman.
She gains the confidence of servants
ft0." J '"" ' ' "Mv rl?" ""'. f t,,r I
i,Xiii N rle",s. ,el)u"e'1 ' "-
"mmltte.l In this way.'
TO ANNEX HARRIMAN
Bristel Will Absorb
....- l
UOVernmentl
Settlement May 17
;uicMi may i
lent settlement of Harri- -
,,.,, , ,i, .,-., ,, ,
inexed te the borough of
The Gevernim
mmi u-tlt tin nti.
fJ . - .
"nstel, Pa.. May 1i. according te u
...... ..a.. w, iiMtiMMi ii. , i, i- uijiuuiiii iji
resolution passed unanimously bv the
i nrq0 borough (Council last til eht The
. i,f .... ir '
, nniuxntien was sought by llnrrimnn
residents, because nfter Mny 1 they
cease te he under Government ndmlnls-
.(ration and want better fire and jieilce
protection and educational nnd ether
uchiintuges.
' ','"'' l '"""n"1" op main-,
,M result of the annexation The mev-
B of the IlrMel High Scheel te Hnrri-
man ,H MuK (011Hi( ( rellv,.r, ,,
present building Inte another school
There Is ulse a movement en feet te
linunce and icepen the Harrimnn Hes-1
pttul for the use of the entire com-
, munitv.
The annexation was
delated until
.May 17 se im hoi t
i iiiavt .. i.i.
plans ler th primary election Mnv 1(1
Harrlinun has about LTilKl mu.ie,,...
(MM) houses, fcw-ral hundred acres, ,-'t
iiiiiii unii run iuikc industries
Anglers Fleck te Trout Streams
With tieut leperted plentiful in nil
sections of the State, thousands nf i.n,..
lers will visit the streams tedaj , the
. . '. -I Tinill llliriTIHI lf trtttn unan n ., ah m. . . .it .
... .. . . ...-, ja mi- ni-.il ei tne read, when another diiren lv I
hnreahU:,elVHle,The0,fe,;1NISt1l, " W. ' AslK
!.nve.", '."' . ,'. ","' 11T 'ce Is 51. ,m crashed into t 1'ppl.Iprii.ii ,.....!
j.;::!"'t. " e.,, tm-head ! sheuw;;; -i
t..v. ... w. .... . fc.. J.....V.V nuu lliu tillllM i I Inn intr nf mnm.nV, :.. .. .. i
wardens In Keeping tab. lishermen nml c,l te the arests.
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WEDDINC ClFTS OF CRYSTAL
Old Colonial Blue
Charming old ccJer, iut new
ui Crrscal
Flower Centerpieces - Competes
and various ether articles
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Automobile Accessory
1310 Pacific Ave
77 Bread
2601 Atlantic Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY
804 Cookman Ave.
ASHURY PARK
RED BANK
45 Broadway
HAYONNE
l....l.Hj:en L3a ,.. .....
.Y,,0,,ulBs1,,,rV,MurCB' A" Ee.uties. Ready te Onen In
hxccllent Locations Seven Stores for Sale in Xe Jersey P
In He Sold Before April 24th
H. Collin Minton, Jr.
Ancillary Receiver, United Aute Stores, Inc.,
District of New Jersey,
M West SUtrBt.Triitcm, N. I,
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47-YEAR-OL
M
FRISKY AS EVER
Clever, Owned by the Rev. Uriah
Myersv Catawissa, Pa., Is
Deuble-Gaited Nag
HAS BEEN A MILE IN 2:17
Clever, one of the eldest horses In
the world jind still able te step out
briskly often raced along the famous
Wlssahicken drive in Falrmeunt Park.
The pedigreed animal, owned by the
Hev. Uriah Myers, of Catawissa, Pa..
I Is commanding attention because of
' his age, which a former owner places
I at forty-seven jears.
Rdwin .T. AValker, 100 West Tiega
street, bought Clever in 1884, his
pedigree showing he then was nine
yenrs old. Four years Inter he sold
I Clever te Mr. Myers, his cousin, who
premised the horse n home for life.
I "I often drove Clever ever the Wis-
i snhlcken drive, either te n sleigh or a
one-man wagon," said Mr. Walker.
"After snowfalls I wen six or seven
bottle of wine by being the first te
reuch thn old Falrmeunt Inn, an honor
that was hotly disputed back in these
1884. from Leu Henl. of Camden, who
.had bought him two ears earlier nt
, Bridgeton, N. J.
"Seal, new dead, pnld $7fi0 for
' Clever, the eriglnnl name of the horse.
j pa,l $38.1 for him, making the pur-
chose at Develin'x stnbles, Crertkey
street and Montgomery nvenue. Phil-
nuelpliia.
"Clever was nlwnys 'babied.' n
wan kept 111 n padded stall and alwuy
had the best of cure. I suppose that'
e
ys
sunnesu that s
..I... l.n utltl litiu t.lu .Afitli utwl lirltv llf
Ih still as fine ns silk. His eyes nn-1
geed and he recognizes me every time
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I Tlf-lL .ir, .MJITN ill. WHUWIOWI.
Seme Stepper! j
"Clever Is what is called a 'double- j
gaited' horse. He trots and con swing,
easily Inte pneing when en a track. He I
tins' muJe the mile en the old Belmont i
track in 2.17. When he was forty-two '
j ears old I drove him ever the quarter- I
mile in .10 seconds. '
Mr. Walker said a blacksmith twisted '
Plover's left foreleg, making it one. Inch
$100." Mr. Walker
wunted him te have a
tlrtiiulljr mode him a
r went en. i
geed home and se
gift. Mr. Mjcr
Is a nntural-beru horseman nnd has
given Clever every cnie possible."
Mr. Wnlkpr said he hnd Clever's
pedigree but lest it seen after he bought
, ,nru. Tr trU.I lnnr In .. n rrnv
'from Mr. Seel. but Seal had died a nil
irem my, reni. mil rpai nau uiea unii
"'''' relatives could net supply the data.
Mr. Mjers. Clever's owner, is seven- .
ty.fi,p eI(, ,, , (or Pmi,rtu,
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t,.-..,. ,.t-..T mi. unit .n j.ii-iiii, nuriliui
of St. Mntlhew's Kvangelical Lutheran
pusiiir pmeruu-i
Church nt ntnwUsii. Tne retired pns-
tel' llis wlfe nni1 " dependent relative
nre living en n small pension Mr. Mycu.
recehes from the church.
It was a recent appeal from the mln-
isler for aid in keeping the horse which
brought Cleer's record te the attention '
of many hoi se levers,
Already responses arp coming in te the '
minister irem tliesp who want (.leer te
"Ihe in oleier" while life lasts
. nielMCDO lltprcn
JM" OWNERS JUGGED
"
Aute 8maih-up Causes Arrests en
i i-..- -u
Liquor Charges
-1 meter smash -up en Old Yerk rend
carlv tednv revealed u nuantltv nf llmmr
'" "'"' of '"-' machines. The occupants
of the wrecked car me lieinir held In
''' Dguuta police. chatge, with the
tianspert of Iliiuer. They gave their
names as 'lenj- aleunki, owner and
driver- of the automobile, et Me' rose
street, l-'rniikferd, and Leuis Dallas,
of Hrideshurc. A third member of the
p.irn escaped.
ilie machine wns standing at the side
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COLONIAL
CWCOPfc
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FOR - -". ML
EVEN s
DADDY- MOTHER
BOY 3L GIRL
SALE
and Supply Stores
St.
2.-i8 Hnlsey St.
iS'EWARK
17.1 Patcrsen St.
PATERSON
TRAINING CRUISEf ENgl
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f Mill,- 7
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Schoelahlp Annapolis Pimu ;',
M?i
ueiaware i nil niern ma ;?
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A wireless rpnert frnni flip Innal. ?,
vania nnutlcal schoelsfilp Annapolis .
says she Is behdlne for the Delawnr "fc
Ilreakwatcr and passed up the rlyer Q
ieih morning. t;
The Commissioners of Navlrallen i-J
pect the Annapolis will deck nt Pean '
Treaty rarK this afternoon. Hlie left Ban
.luiin, Perte Hlce, en April 2, after a
winter cruise In the West Indies, which
Included visits te Itarbndes, Martinique,
St. Themas and Gundaleupe. Hhe haa
about ninety-six boys en beard.
McClees Galleries
1607 Wnlnnt Btt
"VUwi of Old PhiUdelphi"
1V FRANK It. TAYLOR "
Sold flppsrsttly or nn Folie
Nellrn Collection Displayed In Window
frtmlnr. nllnln. Hfterlns
Jewelry Remodeled
w up rlslls In nil klada
or . pistinnm meanllnr
nnd Jerrrlrr rrpulrlns M
menpr-MiTinc p r 1 1 1 1,
HutUrnctlen (unranteed.
Novelty Jewelry Ce.
33 Se. 9th St.
ROAMCRi
V.&ny te Drhf
lUntful te Illdr In
KIM nrlhtrtd I'lillaaVlplilk
Hbowreoin Oiwn F.trfnlnsn
PHILADELPHIA ROAMER CO.
S4t NORTH BHOAI) ST.
Special Easter Family Dinner
$l.SO 12 te 8 P.M. $1.30
GREEN TREE INN
West rlimler, I'll.
Htadqnarttrt for the Teariit
l.l'hTAVK 1'. .H'NCKnt. Msr.
Atlantic City New Jersey
Furnished Apartment
Apartment luxuriously appointed,
consisting of drawing room, dining
room, It'tchcn and bath, three bed
rooms, Inclesed perch, sleeping prch
and earage. Fine location, three
side exposures, l-'or summer season
$1200 00
4301 Winchester Avenue
Owner en Premises
"SEE US FIRST"
FOR LADIES'
HAT FRAMES
VII Ullh a Teiuh of Samrtliliuc
Diffrrrlit. l-rlrn 4Sc.
STRAW CLOTHS
Our stock of shtct
Insii anil hair cloth
for 3 i r I n g Mil
llnery ranee In
erlen from S1.00 tn
B.-..-.0 a yard;
Silks Flowers Ornaments
MILLINERS' SUPPLY HOUSE
DAVID GOLDSTEIN, Prep.
Wholesale and Retail
Ce te the Mlnnt
"Ceaw tttly mi ttt tht httt IttMim"
62 N. EIGHTH ST.
SECOND FI.OOII
Omn L'atll 7 P. it..
iDRRy-KIKME
SHOES
Give Twice the Wear
Men and women wearing:
small size shoes have found
that they can be fitted with
our boys' and girls' shoes.
They save from $2 te $4 per
pair.
ANS'JSmRY:.H0USE SLIPPERS.
RUBBERS, SHOE REPAIRING
FOR THE FAMILY
, G$2kwmmGx
I 9cerE' 9th & Chestnut
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ESTAURANT I
PASTRY SHOP
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT!
Vip want nu I. !etn. i anf) s
a- iu,ilnieil a.l mer ai,n with tlir . (
shop utitiei nw niHinrcriini
Uraaanahle I'ricri
Heal Viennese, Danish and
French Pastries ulse
Birthday and Wedding Cakes
Retmnnably J'ricrd!
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Iiraxenablr I'm en
llrraKfiikt, l.iinrlipnii (llnilrr
T&c n '"" .. Sl.OO
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Our CeflV Ckc Are the Tnlli nf I'hlln!-
248 S. Bread St.
Husband "And Jane don't
let your luncheon keep you
after two. Remember we have
a date for a Moen demonstra
tion. Just want your O. K. en
that car before 1 order."
Open Cars $1785
Closed Cars . . . .$2785
Diiplay room open wvningi
Moter Cars
Tht car of thm Un prevtn unit
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