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WALSKAMAYWED
HAROLD M'CORMICK
Diva te Get $300,000 and
Paris Mansion in Divorce
Settlement
OF FOREST FIRES
Villagers in Twe States Teil All
Night Hazleton Ceme
tery Menaced
ALSO KEEPS COSTLY GIFTS
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New Yerk. May 3. Hy September 15
next, the second anniversary of lur ill
starred marital venture ulth Alexander
Smith Ceelirnn, Mine. Gnnnn Wnlka
Cochran, "daughter of n humble Polish Pelish
Itutedan family, mav become the wife
of Hareld P. McCormick, mistress of
lhl HllIVlSer ttltftf mMlfntlti nml tn-
mother of three of Jehn D. Recke
feller m KrundrliildrMi :
Coincidental wjth the discovery by n
reimrt'T of the nppre.tliunlr le'riin of
settlement In the Wnlska-Cechrnn
inrtiltal embroclle. it became known
that the recently divorced president of
, me jiucrjinuenni Harvester Company
nml the tall, blend, MimieuM Walska ex-
I j)ct te be married thiet Miinmcr or fall.
i The terms of this hettlcmvnt leave
C'nchrnn. iicwsiwfer of n fortune estl
mated as hifth as $70,000,000, prac
llrall tuiscnthed iinnnelnlly. The
tennx. as unofficially eutlinetl. follew:
Klist. C'echrnn will settle upon his)
wife a sum of net meir than .SHOO.UOO.
Second. Ceehuiu will withdraw it dl
ujivp (emulnint cl-ueil b hmi Inst
.March mid agree net te contest it suit
i te bi brought by Wal.skn In the frem-h
I courts en technical irruundx.
COMBAT EPIDEMIC
GAME FLEE TO FARMYARDS
JL
Safe
Milk
Fer Infants
& Irrralids
YW NO COOKING
JU-iTlfc "Foed-Drtnk" for All Age?
rtt.Qkk Luach at Heme, Office, sad
V. 'lWt.int. A.k for HOF.LICICS.
Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
SrtcM lihgaich te Ei-eitina ruhltc I.cdar
Lancaster, Pa.. May ;i. Four hun
dred residents of Browiwtewn, New
Helland and ether TltlftB" nt the edge
of the Welsh Mountains turned out all
night te fight forest tires raging in the
hills ever timber land In n belt tfln miles
In circumference. Farm building!) en
fifteen farms were threatened.
Dtirlnif the nlcht the flames broke
through te Cedar Lnne. threntcnln n
small i-ettlement there, lire reinpati.ts
from Xew Helland and Tllue TlnM
niiNwered an alarm nt 10 o'clock. Meref
than 300 acres, a portion of Its valuable
voting timber, has bn burned oi-er.
The Are started early yesterday after
smoldering since Sunday, and Is thought
by farmers te be of Incendiary origin.
Cnpe May. N. J.. May fl. Ferwt
fire broke out In the cedars along the
Delaware Buy shore jcterdny after
noon and for it time threatened the
UUbkcs. Men fdught the flames for
hours until late Inte the night before
the Hti' wns under control.
Ferest (ires lutve been raging for two
dnvs near Ilcllfpluln. twenty-six miles
north of this city. The lire iuis burned
This suit . eer many acres of woodland, doing
iuii be instituted Inte in .Mav. i theuands of dollars of damage. il-
Third. Walska retains title In two Ingers for miles 'around. nsslMed by
homes, one M xc- Yerk, a Ircucv from railroad trackmen, have fought the
her ci eud husband, Dr. Jeseph Kraen- ' flames. Tialn crews arriving here thl
kel . the ether, the former home of I morning ever the West Jersey and Sea-
James (iorden Bennett. In Paris, whlih i shore Kailread say the fire seemed te
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"5Jr tuVlAL INU 1 ICtli ' "' have no lemrrn with the troubles
", r. of Mr. and Mrs. Cochran. As te mv
Bosten Sailings Resumed Sug.1'1'"" ' c""' of ceur"e' ba'y
j-
rfflHE Merchant' sml Mm-rs Transper-
atlen et nasenccr srlce between
Philadelphia and Bosten, effective Ma
lit Steamers leae eiery Wednesday
anil Saturday nt & V. M , daylight
MTlnx time.
Full particulars en lequcst
a
IfinilmnJ 1000
lii linrler control.
Babbits and ether woodland fame
driven out of the weeds by the flames
have sought refuge in the villages, some
of them feeding with the chickens in
the yuids.
Hazleton. Pa.. May 0. (By A. P.I
A brush lire broke out yesterday
rAijnsissvisSSiL'Si
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Fire
wardens and Bey Scouts combined their
forces and prevented the blaze from
gdtlng beyond control and drove it
away from the Hebrew Cemetery.
Wilkes. Barre, Pa., May I!. ny A.
P.I Kire at the United States
artillery reservation nt Tebjhanna be
came s'e thieatcnlng yesterday thut n
call was made upon the 100th Field
Artillery of this city and Icinity te
turn oil! te tight the fpriad of the
flames.
the new occupies,
Fuurth. Walska will retain posses
sion also of the valuable jewelry, fur
niture, automobiles, etc., lavished upon
her by Cochran both before and after
' their marriage.
Mr. McCormick expects te sail fei
. Furepe by June at the latest. His
marriage te Mine. nska is expected te
fellow us een
grant her a decree of divorce from her
multi-niiiiinnnire nusiianu, Cochran.
, Mr. McCormick beamed happiness
jesteiday when seen nt the Hetel
. Plarn. He refuted te discuss plans for
lus fortlicemins marriage te .Mme
DAMAGE TO PENNA. FRUIT
LESS THAN WAS FEARED
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Chester County Peaches Almest Un-
touched by Frest
HaiTisbtirg. May 3. (By A. P.)
t Damage te the fruit ciep of Pennsyl
1 vanla by ricent fre.st" is reported by
1 the liureau of Plant Industry of the
j State Department of Agriculture te be
1 less than feared, a survey having been
i undertaken under direction of Prof.
W. A. MtCubbln. The report says:
''The killing of blossom buds has
been far Icj-s widespread and complete
tliiui first reports indicated, though
mnDy erchaids suffered severely, even
te the extent of total less of crops.
Such damage has been local in most
eases. The damage has been entirely
Spott and the advantage of felepes or
?iwti.i mil, (til; uuuuiai'' ut Biujiie ui
elevation as a protection from frost was
a ' clearly indicated. Over the entire area
south of the mountain the low
Alteena. P.t.. May 3. (By A. P.I
I'ire vhich Ktnrted en the north bide of
I'pper Loep Mountain near Hellidays.
burg yesterday, is taxing the strength
of seven clews of forest tire-fighters.
HAILSAMiRICAN DAMSELS
You'll taste the
difference!
asce
Coffee
25c
At all our Stores
I IdfrlC
tlTIWllVil'
fflnrmiiiiiiira'jiiiaiawiiJiiiiiiiiiti!!
level or pocketed orchards have been
j hardest hit.
"Adams County escaped lemarka-
bly well.
I "Chester Count r K. F. Peirce, of
West (Jreve. has found but smull indi
I catiens of Injuries te peaches In that
i district.
"Columbia County Damage in this
county bus been slight,
i "Cumberland and Dauphin Counties
' Considerable bud killing en cherries,
' peaches and apples In the low-lying sec
1 tlens."
"Smart In Mind as in Dress," Miss
Reyden, of Britain, Says
New Yerk, May 3. American girls
received u message of cheer when the
Aquifunia sailed csterday. with Miss
A. Maude Reyden, Britain's first
woman minister.
"Your flappers, leek et them. ' Mie
exclaimed, pointing te a deckful. of
specimens,
"These girls dress smartly, but their
secret Is thai they are as smart In
lying I mind as they are in dress. They have
1 $800 VANITY CASE VANISHES
Mrs.
Reports
nr:
If' NBw9lmw9 VfiHM I
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Edith Kelly Gould
g Less te Police
J New Yerk. May 3. Mr. Edith Kelly
gl Could, dhereed bv Frank Gould In the
hiFicneh courts, who new lives in New
pi Yerk, reported te the police last night
Q the less of n solid geld vanity ase,
S3 richly studded with diamonds, ulucd at
H . .00.
s She said she hail cenn from the hotel
te a fur beuse and back te the hotel
In a taxicab before she discovered that
the case was missing.
The vanity case Is of elaborate de
sign, she told Delectlw Jehn (turrltj,
and en one side is worked In diamonds
the name "Fdie." which die said was
' one of her nicknames,
i Mrs. Gould was accompanied bv n
man whose name she did net reveal, I
i but who later wan with her nt the police
'station, when she made her trip te'
he fur store.
bialns. I have watched them since I
lnne been in your country, with awe.
"If American girls will only take
up religion ns seriously Uh they have
dress ninl business, religion will have
the greatest revival of Its histeiy."
F00DPRICES IN RUSSIA
Ten-Dellar Packages Frem U. S. j
Sell for 40,000 Rubles
Moscow. Mny ". Ten-dollar feed '
naekaces sent te Hussia by individuals i
lu America are being sold by the recipi
ents for from 40.000 te CO.OOO Soviet
rubles each in some of the famine dis
tricts. This practice has been carried
en for some time despite efforts te check
it by the American Belief Administra-
1 The A. R. A. rules prohibit poisons
In America or elsewhere buying foed1
packages for individuals In Russia wliel
lliave funds of their own, but the va- '
rieus offices nave no way ei ipiuug tne
1 circumstances of these te whom pack
ages are auuresseu.
AMATEURS TO GIVE PLAY
Comedy-Drama Expected te Increase
Funds of Church
"Deacon Dubbs," a ruiel comedy
drama, will be given tomorrow and
Friday nights bv the Dramatite Club
of St. James Protestant L'plseepal
Church in the parish building. Slxt
elglith street and Woodland avenue.
The. play is being produced by Mr
THE Thirsty Fibre
idea is mere than
a mere name for
towel service. Thirsty
Fibre carries the es
sential message of
towel service.
Mm. Gould could give the police little ! vhel Bleacher und Miss A. M. Ullen
Information concerning the tuxicnu. Ue- ; dance will te
I tective Garrlty thought it unlikely that
the police could find it.
1 CLEARlRELD FOR EDWARDS
ritrju ' a
H- viimmmm
lnP?S?BsBsiBBBsig8PfcB
, Slmosen Withdraws as Democratic
Candidate for U. S. Senater I
Trenten, May 3. Asserting that lc-
I cause Governer Fdwards stands for
"antugenlsin te prohibition as repre
sented b the control of the United
States Congress bv the hectnrlan lobby
called the Anti-Saleen League." the
Governer is ths strongest landldatn "en
the political horlscen." State Senater
Alexander Simpsen, mineilty leader in
I the seuate, today iiuiieuuccd his with
drawal as a candidate in opposition te
Fdwards for the Democratic nomination
' for Fnlted Suites Senater m the Sep-
j tember primaries,
1 The Governer, tlierefere, prebaiily
j will have no Democratic opponent for
tue nomination ami ueuntiess win ec
pitted ngaliHt Senat'-r Frellnghuysetf,
Republican, who seeks re-election.
llew the nla. .
In the i akt are Sara Selimehl, Helen
M. Jenes. Florence Andersen. Ethel
mid Isabel Mcieu. James Atchisen.1
William Brown. William Scott, Elmer
Smith and Geerge Cnrlin. They wi11
be assisted bv several members of the1
choir anil children of the chuicb. i
After-Dinner Tricks
.gi'WistKe ultimate
felnflf "tandard of cempari.
rtj,
en in towel cost,
towel comfort and
towel satisfaction.
' COTT rATER COUPAKr Y
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COLLINS TO BE ELECTED
win
of
Be Named te Presidency
Geographical Society
Alfred M. Cellins will be elected prcs.
ident of the Geographical Society of
Phlaldelphla at the annual meeting te
be held tonight In Witherspoon Hnll
Henry U. Urynnt will be elc
vice president : Ileuliimi
second vice president: Dr,
nett Buckcnham, recording secretary
Dr. Paul .1. rartaln, corresponding sec
retary, und William K. Huupt, treus
urer
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Ne. l.a Vanishing Tumbler
A tumbler Is covered with n piece of
newspaper, which is pressed firmly
around the glass se that the shape of the
liimhl.ii. mav iilnlnfv tie sren. s!U(,lCMv
be elected first !iie newspaper is crushed down lint en
I'; Ileflmnn, , the table. The tumbler has disappeared '.
Jr. J. L. Bur- , n covering the tumbler with the
newspaper (Figure -) the operation is
performed near the edge of the table.
Whin the paper has been shaped about
the glass the Whole edjpci is careietsiy
utssne
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W llliu.ni Curtis torabee, Heward Fu- hnnds. still melding tlic paper ever the
et. Miss I'leience Jenii. I'rel. il- Ki0Mi ,, it mcrthe edge of the table,
in K. T.itii't'lniicti. L.nleli J Ml iw . .i.n. i. ..,.... .i.A .....,KtA,. ..lUn ml
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Jr., and Mrs. Charles Roberts
Dr. Stokewskl Hener Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Iopeld Stokewskl will
be given a reception by the Art Club of
inc. . An
ti itfiiti urnrfv fiviin tlin iifiiint Intit fliu
. l ltU lvi .IJ !' lu IV till" .IC
! 'an (Figure 3). The paper, however,
still retains its shape und is immediately
set down en the tuble. The tumbler ap
pears te be beneath it. Te bring about
uonerary t,ier tll0 performer hag merely te crush
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Sterling Silver Vase
Made of geed weight and beautifully hand
engraved 11 inches high $12.
A vase is practically indispensable in the
decoration of the modern tabic. Almest every
known style is here for your selection. Moderate
prices prevail.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut St.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWULEItS SILVERSMITHS
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BEAUTIFUL RUGS
with our nationally
famous
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erlnt hsppan'nn . In lUl .Bitate Bd
Bulldln. LeiMi, Hl RpeMd,.Trnfjr.
Mertsi Recorded. New BwelllJJ. Con Cen
tract Awarded and Permit! Qranted br raad-
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"Make It a
nc "Real Relate and Uulldlna"
rmnv dvliu &.sw.b.
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Phene Locust 3940 for
Free Demonstration
Premier Service Ce.
54 N. 13th St.
Ve fiar parte In steck for alt Frenler
and FranU Premier Cltanere.
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Fer a Limited Period
MASTER CLEAN
LADIES' I SS I reR 9&00J
MEN'S I oviiSeW reR 9 1 .50 1
S Our Purneee U te Acquaint the People With thy Quality of Our Werk and J
F faillMljOST PHONE POPLAR 7660. Our Aute Calt and Delivery Sy.Un, J
will ue me me.
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An unlim
ited assortment
enderf ully
handsniriA desiirrm and
!' colerinirs in almost a hiin-
P dred stock sizes
at prices much lower than former seasons
HARDWICK & MAG1.E CO.
Fleer Cevering Exclujively
1220 MARKET 5T.
GOOD CLOTIfiS
Yies.f Yeu Can Get
A Geed Suit At
25 t0 HO
Tailored BjiThe
Kirschbaum Sheps.
Yeu may depend upon any uk
which comet from the Kirschbaum
shops First, for Londen shrunk
all-wool fabrics; Second, for the
type of smart designs worn by the
bestdressed men ; Third, for tailor
ing skillfully and proper
ly done; Fourth, for an
absolute guarantee of
satisfaction.
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Xtreeibaaa Cea
Spert Suits Yeung Men's Suits
Business'Men's Suits
1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
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MODEL 890
Here finally is a claim with
teeth in it.
This new Cele Eight Ninety is
ready te actually out-demonstrate any
stock car you select. We are prepared
te show
quicker get-away
mere power in high en hills
greater sustained speed
surer and better brakes
better cooling
easier handling
better balance
and the most aristocratic car en the
market at any price.
We have a Cele 890 full of gas and
ready te go.
L. S. BOWERS COMPANY
245-247 N. BROAD ST.
SrotTCeuri
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Mere of These Wonderful
$35 te $50 New Spring Suits Just In
$25
Bought from the same New Yerk manufacturers who shipped
us 1081 suits two weeks age which we have sold
BUT the best news in connection with announce
ment is that these additional 500 suits are the
very much wanted new tweeds and hemespuns in
Sports Medels.
These were the first te go in the first offer,
and, by the same sign, will be the first te go with
this new equally exceptional value preposition.
Wanamaker & Brown
Market at Sixth for 61 years
General Meters
Trucks
m
22,843 Miles Without Wear
Tw.
Range
Ti
2Re(nermbja
Cyimdar
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3Rarfie
Red.
4 Pump and
Thenno-SypbeB
Coeling
5 Removable
V-Jre Lifter
Aasemblias
Pressure
Lubrication
Instantaneous
Governer
Because GMC Removable
Cylinder Walls de net get
out of round, there was
practically no wear of cylin
ders and pistons in a GMC
Engine after 22,843 miles
of travel.
It costs only 28.70 te re
place a GMC cylinder. The
average for the common
type of cylinder is 171.04.
Anether evidence of GMC
economy.
General Meters Truck Company
Diatiian r Ginural Moter Corporation
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Direct Factory Branch
205 NORTH TWENTY-SECOND ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Spruc? 2076 Race 7859
Medel Frem One te Five Tene Capacity
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