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OBVLES KILL
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Tell of Easter Accidents Claims
Trie of Youngsters Hurt
by Swerving Car
FIVE PERSONS ARE HURT
Vniir ilcnd ami fic
injured win the
.-it nf nulamnblle nnll meter
rip ni-rl
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Kntler Sunday.
m..A nf Hip ilwid were
children net
-ere limn leu yrew old.
Mary Coed, l ynrs 0,(l ,,4,'s
Emersen street, wns killed liWnnlly
when flu rnn i the pntli of nn nnto nnte nnto
keWIc, driven by Steiilicn Murphy,
clhitttreur for Mrs. Walter Mnssey,
Terrrsdalc- The child wns geihs with
iVrfethr-r te buy nn Easter egg.
i,nn Pittpattlck, ten years old. .'JO
jLltiMrerN nuc' Chestnut Hill, was
.track nnd killed by nn nutomeblle
JHH ,v Mrs.. E. T. Stntesbury. nnd
SriJcn l!v (Jrec McCarthy. 20!) Eimf
FrMfrce'ii evenue. The accident op ep
Jnrrcil near tin" child's home when she
Jin fro'" I" l"u'k et n Ocnnnntewn
luniic trolley car, into the path of the
lu(omebile.,
Killed in Collision
TameM Levlngctene. HGt-i Seuth
Franklin street, was killed when the
Motertruck en which lie was rldins
rellldcd with an automobile at '.twen
tieth nnd Arch strcctn. Lcvlnftstenc was
thrown en his head. Frank Dennelly,
i'l"3 Cherry street, who wns nlse en
the truck. siHtnlncd miner injuries.
Kilwnrd Karl Hemy, live yenn i.n.1,
ef "SliS Kpccc ulrccl. was found lying I
In the strccl at Sjlxlli street nntl l.u-
hit I UIMIUC Ul 0MllUi(, till, I IMIl'll,
knriiii? been struck by nn iiutoineoilc.
He win) rushed te the Episcopal Ho He
tiltnl. where he died sheitly nllerw.ml.
Police are looking for the dilvcr of
I truck which was seen speeding uwny
from the M-cne of the accident shortly
fter the child was struck. The boy,
wliec father is (lend, wandered trein
his home nnd was seen plning in the.
Tlclnlty by lielghberH immediately be
fore he was run down.
Jehn lb. -"2 North Sydenham
rtrcet, was Injured when hi' bakery
uncoil wii- struck ,ly. nn nuremnbile
drlrcn bv William McDcvitt. McClel
Ian street near Twenty-third. Erb wis
)Lrn te the T.nnkennu Hospital. Mc
Dcvitt was held in $300 bail.
William Miller, twenty years old.
J133 Eincrffld street, was arrested after
his motorcycle crashed into n trolley
or t Frnnkferd avenue and Orthodox
ttrrct. MIHcr suffered slight injuries.
He is charged with reckless driving.
Twe Beys Injured
Druiil Hatty, fourteen years old, and
M brother Geerge, sixteen yenrs old,
4G32'I.clppr street, were injured when
their motorcycle collided with an nuto nute nuto
eoblle. driven by Dr. ,T. II. Oeschwlng,
128 i:nt Allegheny nvcniic. Dr. (Jesch
wing anil the elder boy were arrested.
The jnunger brother was taken te the
Frnnkferd Hospital.
Catherine McMcnamin. nged nix, her
hretlier ICdward, 'two. and her sister,
Anna, i-even. of 2.T25 West Firth street,
were knocked down and bruKed at Krend
itrcct mill I.ehlgli avenue last night by
an nutomeblle driven by I.oe Harris,
521S Paikside avenue, who swung up
onto (lie curb In an attempt te avoid
hiintlier ini T 1
The three children -were waiting 011 '
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CHILDREN
the coiner te cre-s Krend street will. I le, w ft , , d f , ,
fer Pfe I,:.,..lh,:,r 'nil'rtu.nt of minions of the EpNcepal
Bread, suddenly swerved and ran onto
k curb, knocking them nil down. Their
Iniiws wen1 treated by u nearby phy
liciiin nnd they returned te their home.
Harris was given a healing this
morning before Magistrate Kcicher. in
the I'nik and I.ehlgli avenues stutleu.
nnd was lined .SlU.iiO nnd held under
WOO bail for court for reckless diiv-
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CHURCHBUYS LOT
lywoed
M. E. Trustees Begin
te
Beautify Property
The Kywoed M. E. Churc htrustees
fcave jn -t purchnhcd a let of ground
adjoining the church property and
fronting en State read and Sellers uve-
Bit ft ffii n iiii ik.rtiwifm 1 ti iiiilfii if Iiiki n -
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ttty the preiiertv Hie trustees Have just
itnrted te grade the property uud plant I
It with several trees which have been .
contributed by Mrs. Grew F. IVnne.
ti,,. m.vi nf tiu. ,.i, i. i.u
planned te lay out nnd tix n number
of tenuis courts en property ndjeluing
the chinch. The boys of the church will
take (lie gmund nt the rear for base
ball recreation and hsve formed n base
ball club.
KtlNNICST I'FOl'I.K ON KAIITII! I
ThafH uiiHt everyene gn Hlfut 'DODI
PADS." You'll "av no. tee' Hccaun i
"1)00 DAIh" nfe neteil fur thrlr mlrth-prn. '
Veklne pinclltllleH. Arcli Dale. fnmeuH
ctrtoenlst. trcatnl Hip whole "1100 DAD"
population, cxiire.'ely te ilcllKljt eins felkK
nd elil felWH he wnnt te utiy eunu Hee I
th "j)oe DADS" "rry ilay en imse oppeilte '
COMICS In thi Kvbmnii I'm t ie I.Euasn.
"Mdke It u Habit." Adi.
Cellins New Service
The big things of life
come te these who keep brain
and body "hitting en all six"
and that only requires real
recreative rest along the lines
of Nature's laws
Cellins
mjf.c w S e r v i c e
has been
this pur
M. te 1 1
K'rtuueu iei just
Pese. Frem 7 P.
A. M. (except Sundays),
consisting of electric and
steam bath, massage, shower,
alcohol rub, etc., for $2.50.
And an all - night sound,
sweet sleep in private room
"desired for $3.50. e tip
ping. .Cellins institute
01' physical cultuke
219-25 North Hread Street
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COLONIAL
CHOCOPICS
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C. L MeKEEHAN iMAY BE
NAMED NEW U. S., JUDGE
Name Urged In Congress for Addi
tional Eastern District
Charles I; MeKcehnn. n Phllndclphln
lawyer, mny be named United Millet
District Court Judge for Eastern Penn
sylvania, nccerdliiR te llcpubllcan State
leaders. Fer the western half of the
State, It U nld, Judge Jehn Q. Van
Swearlngcn, of L'nlontewn, will be
named.
President Harding Is expected te arc
neuncp the appointments shortly. Ik
nccerdnnre Mrth ip Additional JutlgcH
Kill recently. pns-ed by OengrcM, the
J'-ajterir nnd Western districts get an
additional Judge each.
Senater Pepper nald today that Me
Keelian s name hnd been strongly urged
for the place. He said )ic is quite will
ing thut the selection of the Western
Judge should be left te Senater (row.
lie In wild te have selected Judge Van
Swearlngcn.
McKcchan In January was the ehelet
of Governer Sproul for" the appoint
ment te the bench of Common Plena
Court Ne. 1, as the successor te Hie lute
Judge Kregy. He declined the place.
Mr. McKeelmn, who W a member of
.? J.nlen league, was a leader of the
old City Paity and was advisory coun
sel for the Town Meeting Party. He
Is secretary of the State Ueard e( Law
Exnmlncrs, an authority en constitu
tional law and formerly Wes a pro
fessor in the law department of the
University of Pennsylvania.
"GHOST" QUITS" BUSINESS
AS ARMED NURSE APPEARS
White City Park Spook Vanishes
When family' Is Ousted
A brave ilurse armed with a re
volver routed the Trenten ghost last
night and nNe its discoverer.
The ghost's conqueror Is Mrs. Hcn-
rleltu Kplscope, owner of the home
0C(.C(i by Mr. and Mrs, I
Kebert Wil
liams at White City Park,
The Williams family has gene. Mrs.
EpNcope is holding the fort alone.
According te the nurse, the ghost in
question was a vcjy strenuous spirit.,
She said that since its visits were first
announced u gasoline engine, two top
per tanks. and ether articles hud dis
appeared from the place.
Mrs. Eplscope said another fumlly,
who occupied the house some time age,
sold that a headless' man was walking
around the house. He ceased calling,
however, when .Mrs. Eplscope spent u
night In the house.
She is n widow nnd only ecciinies
the house when net out attenilini: ceses.
Mrs. Eplscope snys the Williams were
several months In arrears In rent.
LENTEN OFFERING $7133.82
j Contribution at Hely Apostles
Church Thought te Be Recerd
The Lenten offering presented yes-
I terdny by the Sunday Scheel of the
, Hely Apostles' Episcopal Church in
accordance with the old Episcopal cus
tom, is believed te have broken all rec
ords for similar offerings lu any Sun
day school ill the United States. Frem
n membership of approximately 800
came a total contribution of J?71.'!.'!,S,',
which will be turned ever tu the Gen
eral Missions of the Church.
It is certain that the total sum fur
the Hely Apostles' Sunday Scheel Mir
posses all previous records for the
Pennsylvania Diocese, and since t lie
Pennsylvania Diocese always has led
the rest of the United States in the
amount of its Eenteu offerings, officials
bcllevfi they arc justified In including
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,, hiifpli. nni!t'fw.pil rlw I'niriilni. vrwk nn
of the Sunday school ycsteidny, e-pi-esslng
his nppreciiitiun for the
iiiagnanimeiib offering.
SLASHES TWO WITH RAZOR
Man, Apparently Rum-Crazed, Is
Finally Arrested
A Negro armed with a iazer ran wild
n lien tf 11 o'clock lust ntghr mi Seuth
Twenty -first street and slushed two
white men w'lie attempted te Intercept
him. He started en his rampage ut
Twenty-lirst and l.emlmnl hticets nnd
ran south en Twenty-tim stiect, ter ter
reilzinc muiiy.
At Seuth -street (jeerge Downey, of
2(U.r, Kalnbridge sticet. and William
Hnggerty. of UM'Ji JJuinbriilge street,
-i...i ;..i.i. n. .., ii....... ti .'.
jsmii ;- :" 'j
" '" f,l,:,, a,u slashed Iluggerty en
H"" f'"T- 1'nn,'H "" h'- IIl5,)"' ,l'n
were taken te the Polyclinic Hepitul.
Arrested, the man told the police he
was Ephrnim Kirkpatrlck, of Hicks
street be'.ew Spruce
The police say he
was crazed by liquor,
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
TEE ROSENBACH GALLERIES
1820 Wiilaut Hlrt
Huiband "And Jane don't
let your luncheon keep you
after two. Remember we have
a date for a Moen demomtra dememtra demomtra
tien. Just want your O. K. en
that car before I order."
Open Cart $1785
Closed Car $2785
Display room open evening
Moter Cars
The car of the ten proven unite
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vandergrift, Pres.
855 N. Bread St. Phene Poplar 7586
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DEMOCRATS 1
JEFFERSON'S
HONOR
BIRTH
Commemorate 179th Anniver-
sary of Statesman's
Natal Day
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK
Commemorating the 170th anniver
sary e the birth et Themas Jeffersen,
mere than 1000 Democratic men and
women will dine tenlsbt in Scottish
Rite. Hail.
Candidates lnuercrt by ttic Commit
tee of Seventy-two nt its u-sslens In
HarrUburg ure te bf thceipcnkcr. Out
of the orators Is expected te come some
thing In the nature of Democratic prin
ciples as they will be enunciated during
the.cainpalgu. Mazing the trail in this
direction will be Jehn A. McSparran,
who In without opposition for the gu
bernatorial nomination.
Democratic harmony in the State has
taken en added significance because' of
the bitter fight in the Republican organ
ization and the 1 niggle for leadership
that Is beinz waged simultaneously with
the contests for nominations.
Montgomery. Chester, Delaware and
Rucks Counties will have large delega
tions at the Democratic festival Judge
Eugene C. Rennlwell, chairman of the
Dinner Committee, who will net as
teastmastcr, stated that the allotment
of tickets presaged one of the biggest
Democratic meetings in Philadelphia in
cers.
In addition te bearing from Farmer
MrSjiarran, the nssemblcd Democrats
will have an opportunity te give the
"once ever" te Judge Samuel E. Shull,
of Streudfcburg, and Colonel Fred Kerr,
of Clearfield, candidates for the 1'nlted
Slates Scnnte; Charles I). McAvoy, of
Norrlstewn, candidate for Lieutenant
(loverner. nnd Dean A. Mnislinll
Thompson, of I'ittsbursh. candidate for
Secretary of Intcrhal Affairs.
McSparran, McAvoy nnd Judge Shull
nre wen Known te uemecrats lu Knst
ern Pennsylvania, but Colonel Kerr and
Mr. Thompson ere newcomers te the
political field. As a candidate for the
Senate in tlip fall campaign Colonel
Kerr, a former soldier, will be pitted
against Senater Pepper.
' BATTLESHIPASTARGET
Once Powerful Iowa Will Be Sunk
by Fleet
The battleship Iowa, in her nv the
most powerful ship in the navy, left the
League Island Nnvy Yard at 0 o'clock
this morning for the Virginia Capes,
where, she will fulfill her last duty ns
the target of the Atlantic Fleet in bat
tle practice.
Without a man aboard, the Iowa will
steam about off Cnpe Henry, controlled
only by the wireless system which has
been under process of development for
the last two years. The fleet, cruising
north from Guatanar.aine. will find her
and sink her with gunfire.
Dies Frem Heart Attack
Jehn E. Wnlli-. of Williamstown.
X. J., fell dead fiein u heait 'attack
this morning at the home of his son.
Jehn E.. Jr.. lUit Xeith Nineteenth
htrcut, where he had' leme te spend
Easter. He was sixty jenrs old and a
farmer.
flAMCKMAGEECe.
Spring Display and ;
Sale of Fine
Oriental Rugs
We have assembled masterpieces from, all the
rug centers of the Far East in a magnificent as
sortment of unusual designs and raijc colorings
and in all desirable sizes. Our stock has never
been se replete with beautiful offerings. As a
stimulus te early Spring business, we have priced
many of them at
One-Third te. One-Half
Less Than Actual Value
And they comprise only these weaves that our
experience as. specialists has proven practical and
dependable in every respect.
The following prices will give you an idea of the
extraordinary values:
Feraghan, 12.1 x 8.10 $175.00
Savalan, 11.0 x 8.2 185.00
Serape, 11.7 x 9.6 225.00
Serape, 11.8 x 8.5 265.00
Feraghan, 11.10x9.4 175.00
Savalan, 12.1 x 8.6 225.00
Turceman, 17.7 x 11.3 475.00
Sultanabad, 17.10 x 10.5 550.00
Kherassan, 16.9 x 9.9 . . ... 450.00
Serape, 11.11 x 9.1 295.00
Kirmansha, 11.10 x 9.6 475.00
Serape, 18.8 x 11.8 575.00
CHINESE RUGS OF HIGH GRADE
6x9 8x10 9x12
$165.00 $245.00 $285.00
' Very much below usual prices.
HajlwkMagkCe.
Fleer Coverings' Exclusively for Almest a Century
1220 MARKET ST.
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ONE KILLED, 5 HURT
IN EASTER BRAWLS
Man It 8tabbed te Death at Ninth
and Slegei Streets
One man was killed nnd five ether
persons, including a woman, were In
jured ns n result et Easter affrays III
various parts of the city. . ,
Mrs. Deminic Taimfelcne, bride of n
dav, and .her husband, were shot at
their home, 4032 Redmond street, ac
cording te the police, by he wemnn s
brother, Lulgana Celanerra. The
brother, It Is said, became angered en
learning et his sister's marriage, ami
going te her home shot her aud her
'husband.
Celanerra, who lives at 40.-.0 Trenten
nvrnue, waq arrested.
Sebastian Alesl, Ninth and Slegcl
stieets. was stabbed te death by Themas
I'Habifinl, Ninth and Slegcl stitcts, yes
terday nltcrnoen, according in iuc po
lice. During a unrrel Ronsrle Oaniblna,
810 Carpenter strcec, was shot in the
chest by Ignnuie Spcne, his son-in-law.
Mrs. Anna, (Iredy, eolerer, shot her
husband, Raymond, nnd her brother-in-law.
Clarence Grqdy. at their home,
Twelfth nnd Ogdcn streets, according te
police, during n fight. She was ar
retted. Held as Drunken Driver
M. Nlcmerewskl. 1541 Rewan street,
was fined $7.00 and held under ."jyjOO
bait for court this morning Jy Magis
trate Belcher In the Park and Lehigh
avenue station, en the charge of oper
ating nn nutomeblle while under the In
fluence of liquor. Moter Traffic Police
man Wlntcrbottem, who made the nr
rest, testified thnt he saw Niemcrow Niemcrew
ski's car going north nt Ilread nijd Le
high avenue last night with one of the
front shoes wrapped around the axle
and the bare rim running en the pave
ment. He called Nlcmcrewskl's atten
tion te It, nnd when the Inttcr get out
te examine the tire, found .that tic was
intoxicated and arrested him.
Men with an eye for value
are strong for Rogers Peet
clothes.
Quick te see the high
quality of fabrics and tailor
ing. Nene finer!
Nene mere fairly priced!
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes
Chestnut St. at Juniper
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Easter Crowds See Pollcebeat
in Thrilling Rescue en
Schuylkill
HALTED 3 FEET FROM BRINK
Twe men were saved from going ever
Ihe'Ealrmeiint Dam In the' Schuylkill
Hlver in n rowueat at. ! e clock yes- i
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11'IUH.V IIIITHUUII, M.V IIIU LTV 1)1 lllf.
pollcebeat Rescue. The men nre Frnnk
Merped. twenty-two yearn' old, 1)18
Dudley street, and Jehn Cooper, twenty-one
years e'd. 1018 McKean street.
Thcyiifld been rowing and lest a
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PLUNGE OVER DAM
The Polished Girdle Diamond
Aaa permanent ieauy tyj'iJi an
intrinsic value and 'is wertly of
careful consideration
Exclusive with this Establishment
The "Reter" Heel
An exclusive
Qreund Qripper
advantage
Makes Yeu Walk Naturally
The scientifically designed Reter Heel en the
Ground Grippcr shoe tends te make you walk
with tees straight ahead as you should.
A patented rubber insert en the outside of the
heel encourages the feet te exercise its natural
grasping action. Keeps the center of gravity of
the body exactly where it belongs in relation te
your feet. Yeu walk mere easily, mere grace
fully with
Ground Gripper
SHOES
1502 Chestnut Street
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Old Seuth Church
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, BOSTON
is warmed by American Radiators
Old homes can be equipped with Ameri
can Radiators and an Ideal TYPE A
Heat Machine at a cost which is small
considering the comfort they bring.
And because the Ideal TYPE A Heat
Machine pays for itself in the fuel it
saves, the cost comes back te you.
A telephone catl or a card will bring you (inelr
Illustrated booklet about the IDEALTYI'E A HEAT
MACHINE. Have your secretary aiL us for it.
AMERICAN R&DJATOR, COMPANY
Ideal Boilers and Amerjcak Radiators for rrr.ry healing nee J
1711 Chestnut Street
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HAVE no RETAIL STORKS
in the United States. Mv
creations are en sale at all
high class Department Stores,
Drug Stores and Specialty
Houses in America. .
XOTICE
Genuine CeTV Perfumes are nude-only
a: Swresnes, France, by Franceis J. de S.
Coty. Ne ether Perfumes arc en
titled te be called COTV IT.RKUMF.S.
D. E. LEVY
Silt United States tyfevt
711 FIFTH AVENUE
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rowlock. Their beat drifted tewanf the
breast of the dam. Try as they might,
they could net control Jt. Frantically
waving their arms and shouting for
help, the men nppenled te the Easter
crowds along the bank for assistance.
Throngs steed helpless, watching the
btrtigglc. The rowbent drifted tewurd
the west bank where the 'current is
swift. With one ear the men tried te
scull away from the dam, but were un
skilled In the use of ears. They were
being drawn closer and closer te the
brink, when the police beat Hectic ap
peared, coming down the river at full
speed.
The Rescue appieachcd close enough
fur Piili'elinen Snnkcv and Furmaii te
reach out with n beat' hook and get held
of the lowbeat when It was only three
feet from the dam.
Dr. Spencer Tretter te Lecture
Dr. Spencer Tretter, librarian of the
Academy of Natural Sciences and nn
authority en nnlmnls of the Old and
New Werld,wlll lecture nt the Acndcmy
tonight en "The Domesticated Ani
mals." s i"l (n
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Just remember this. It will save you
money dozens of times. Our Super
Value policy applies te every article in
the store everything horn a pair of
separate trousers te the finest obtain
able suit. We are confident that any
thing you purchase here proves it.
Perry's
Yeung Fellows
Coming Inte
Leng Trousers
Yeung lads get right start-off into
manhood with our Junier suits (sizes
14 te 18 years). Leng-wearing, finely
tailored garments like big brother's,
and sold by Philadelphia's favorite
man's store.
Light, medium and dark colors (every
one handsome) in snappy tweeds,
attractive cheviets and cassimeres
net te mention plain blues and browns.
Every variety of pock
ets, pleats and belts te
warm the cockles of a
young fellow's heart.
Single and double
breasted fronts, plain
or Norfolk.
Don't forget our Super-Value prices
for Juniors are $20, $23, $25 and $28.
Try te match them if you can. But
we'll tell you new they're unmatch-
able.
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
WWmSk XrW kwrkw. mfk
feeing well dressed is
merely a matter of
knowing where te buy
your clothes
1 Well-informed men realize this
and naturally come te Reed's
te make their selections in
Apparel.
CI Spring Suits ami Tep Ceais el a Quality,
Type and Character obtainable only here
are moderately priced at .10 and upward.1
Particularly strong values at $40, $4. and
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JACOB REED'S SONS
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boy alright, when he
dens one of these ; Dad
is tickled with the price
and Mether is proud of
the fine, man-like appearance.
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