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per. Drive it Only Beauty
Spot Left Pedestrians
ON SIDE OF HORSE LOVERS
(Opposition te use of Upper Wissa Wissa
hlcken Drh-e by motorist Is expressed
by members of the City, History So Se
clcty. They nnsert that this Is one ht
the city's famed beauty spots and
should het be liscd for such a purpose.
Dr. William J. Campbell, president
of the society,' Is among these opposed
te use of the drive by nutomeblllsts.
Olhcr members declared yesterday they
would take serious steps te keep ma
chines nwny from this read. Dr. Chnrles
K'. Mills, n prominent member, said:
"My attention has been directed te
the question of opening the upper
reaches of the Wlssahicken te auto aute auto
mebllo travel by the recent comments
of the Pcdlie Ledoer en ''Wlssa ''Wlssa
hiceon Dnv.' when the levers of flip
.horse had their Inning. -I believe in
tne rights of 'the rider and driver of
horses and hope their privileges along
the Wissnhiekeu will never be cur
tailed or. Interfered with seriously.
"I would like, however, te call at-'
tentien te another point .of view which
appeals te me even mere strongly. Thaf
li the rleht of the nedestrlan. T trust
the Wlssahicken from the bridge near
me Kittenueusc Mill site te Dells Mill
read Will forever hi kenr." frin nf mitn.
bile pleasure-seekers. I desire that in
tne interest f the. girls and' boys, the
men and women who lnvn tn L'xnlnre
nfoejt this region sev full of scenic
beauty, history and traditien:
"Recently, en three separate occa
sions, I acted ns guide for a group of
members of the City History Society
In a most delightful series of trips from
Whlte Marsh Velley te the mouth of
the AVissahlck'en. On the first of these
a sirming illustration was given of Lew
automobiles would interfere with feet
pilgrims.
"Our group approached the Wlssa Wlssa
hiceon read from the point of gathering
nt the junction of Hells Mill read and
the main street' of Oermantewn and
Chestnut Hill. Hells Mill rnn.l at thin
point is open te automobile travel and-
is-used by automemilsts coming te and
going from thq White Marsh Valley.
Our little group had te make frequent
quick movements te gutter or side
hanks from the paths of Uhe machines
that passed both ways in rapid sue'
cession.
"Have that condition all along the
Upper Wlssahicken and the drive will
be ruined for horsemen and pedestrians.
I trust that our city authorities Will
never permit the Upper Wlssahicken te
pass under the sway of the gnseline
dragon."
Dr. Lcffmnnn said the upper Wlssa Wlssa
hiceon Mas the only rural spot within
mll(i of the city that was safe for
pedestrians. .
European Stability .Needed, De
frees Tells U. S. Chamber
of Commerce
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Textbook Writers Urged te Cease
Exploiting Their Own Opinions
New Yerk, May 10. Historians, In
writing, textbooks for. use la public
schools, would de well te forget the
personal weaknesses of our national
leaders and te resist the. temptation te
exploit their opinions, a committee of
school officials "suggested yesterday at
the conclusion of en investigation of
certain textbooks used in New Yerk
bchoels.
The committee's report stated that
some of the faults of textbook writers
were1 :
"Failure te realize that many' of the
facts of history should be taught in
lemcntary grades.
"Failure te'describe adequately and
vividly many of the most inspiring
events of history.
"The Inclusion of statements of our
national heroes and civic leaders whlcn
are offensive.
"The use of offensive illustrations and
cartoons."
By the Associated Press ,
Washington, May .10. Although
business conditions are en the mend in
this country, the improvement through
out the "world, and particularly In
Europe, since th'e war has "riot been
sufficient te justify optimism as te the
future," Jeseph II. Defreet, president
of. the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States, declared here today in
opening the tenth annual meeting of
the chamber. Laying before the con
vention, attended by some 5000 dele
gates from every section of the country,
thoxkeyneto problem te be considered,
"European Conditions in Their Effect
en American Business," Mr. Dcfrccs
said : ' ''
"When we leek eastward te the cen
ter of modern clvlllzntlen in' Europe, te
the markets of hnlf our expert trade, it
is only the hopelessly Ignorant or the
incurnble optimist who can work out
any Immediate assurance of comfort or
stability.
"Hunger and its kinsman-, bolshe belshe
vism, stilt stalk menacingly across the
stage, wars and rumors of wars arc yet
in progress, boundaries arc net fixed,
governments nre net secure, finances are
in turmoil. These things thnt we fought
for, the defeat of militarism and the
safety of our -own and ether frce gov
ernments, have net yet been attained.
Hew and when we shall aid, we who
nre most powerful te aid, In restoring
stability in Europe in our own Intercut
ns well as in theirs, arc. I assert, tlie
greatest and most immedinte problems
before American business today."
Balfour Urges Harmony,
The convention nlke. was addressed
nt the opening session b Arthur Bal
four, vice president of the Association
of British Chambers of Commerce, who
(poke en the economic and Industrial
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and In some ether countries .we have
seen -the worst. We arc reaching en
couraging conditions where trade en' a
proper basis will again be possible and
I 0111 VPrV hnrinftll flint-, hnfnrn H nml
of the j car trade will begin te flew'in
us normal cnanncis. ,
It is Imperative that you and we.
jrrenr Aiigio-saxen people' of. the
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SAY WE LIVE LONGER
Advance In Medicine Has Brought
Added Years, Docter Says
Chicago, May 10. It's net just be
cause you feel a little elder. Persons
actually are living longer between ten
end fifteen years longer. That is, the
stntcment of Dr. Charles E. Humlsten,
S resident of the Illinois State Medical
oclety,'whe supports it with statistics,
The added years, lie states, arc the
result of the' advance in surgery and
medical science.
"Statistics show," he sold, "that in
1850 the death rate was twenty-five per
1000 persons annually. Today the rate
is fifteen per 1000 and in some places
where the climate is especially salubri
ous it drops te eight per 1000.
"This means that in a short time the
physician will net be in practice as we
knew him today, but will become sort
of community physical adviser.''
MANY CLAIM GEM
ap-Poer
Penniless Widow Forgotten as
Women Fight for Diamond
New Yerk, Mey 10. Wealth,
Hearing suddenly yesterday in
junn s court, cnusea a net. a young
lawyer was trying his oratory, in be
half of a widow with five children, who
could net pny her rent or her debts.
The courtroom was still.
Then the lawyer stepped and picked
up a two-carat bUio-uhite diamond set
,iu platinum. He had stepped upon it.
"Te whom does it belong?" asked the
Judge.
Three women in the rear of the room
squealed "Me!" Seven ether women
then claimed it. The courtroom was in
an uproar. At nlghtfalSlt bad been
claimed by twenty women.
"Can you dcscrlbe it?" the clerk
asked tbcm,
"Yes," each replied. "It's a dia
mond." Sunday Scheel Superintendents Meet
Huddenfleld, N. J., May 10. The
enuuul meeting of the Sunday Scheel
Superintendents' Association, of Cam
den County and vicinity, took place last
night in the First Presbyterian Church,
with the president, Jt. It. Resscll, pre
siding. The meeting wfls preceded by a
dinner and n tahle conference, nt which
the Hev. Ivan Ilagcdern, pastor of St.
Paul's Ruthcran Church, of Colllngs Celllngs Colllngs
weod, spoke eh "The Christianity
Needed Today." At the business ses
sion and after the nuiiunl election of
officers, Ralph O. Norten, director of
the Bvlglun (Sespcl Mission, of Brussels,
Belgium, spoke en his work,
Injury te Finger Is Fatal '
Shenandoah, Pa., May 1(1. As the
result of n suinll cut and in(cctcd finger,
Charles F. Stauffcnberger, ferty-even
years old, died yesterday. He, wus n
former colliery superintendent, n Spim
Mh War veteran and a vestryman ' of
St. Jehn's Lutheran Church.
World. Should stand together 'wnrlr in.
gcther, with the greatesf-pessible har
mony for the reconstruction of Europe.
It is net nlone the reconstruction of
Europe which, whether we like it or
net, has been placed upon Anglo-Saxen
shoulders, but the tiesen nf thn whniK
world depends en us, and is our natural,
Heritage and we must nssume the burden
and face our responsibilities together."
The program for today also called
for a number of group meetings, includ
ing the domestic distribution, fabri
cated productlenHnhd insurance groups,
which heard .addresses en subjects of
special interest te these fields.
The afternoon session was devoted te
n ceremonial program in connection with
the laying of the cornersteno of the new
home of the national chamber here for
Which ground already has been broken
en a site overlooking, Lafnyet te Square
en th north. The nrearam called for
addresses by Charles N,agcl, who, as
Secretary of .Commerce and Laber under
President Taft.callcdt the .organization
meeting which led te the formation of
the chamber, and by Harry A. Wheeler,
of Chicago, the .first president of the
chamber,
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CITY BIBLE WORKERS MEET
Philadelphia Presbyterian Associa
tion Has Sessions In Colllngsweod
Colllngsweod, N. J., May 10. An
afternoon of sports in Knights Park
opened an afternoon-evening session of
the Presbyterian Sunday Scheel Asso
ciation, of Philadelphia and vicinity,
yesterday, with the Colllngsweod Pres
byterian Men's Bible class, Dr. William
A. Chambcrlin, ns the 'host. At 0
o'clock women of the church served
dinner te ISO delegates.
At the evening session in thp church
auditorium, Reland M. Evansen, presi
dent of the association, presided, and
the Rev. Rebert I. MncBrlde,, moder
ator of the West Jersey Presbytery,
made the wldrcRS of welcome. Follow
ing the regular business of the meeting,
Philip E. Heward, president of the
Sunday Scheel Tlnlts Company, of
Philadelphia, made an address.
Kaiser's Bust Sells for $835
Seuth Norwalk, Conn., May 10. A
bronze bust of former Kaiser Wllhelra
get nn opening bid of thirty cents when
it, encc.part of the fittings of the Vatcr
land. was nut unSfer nurtlnn nf .h.
surplus property sale of the United
States snipping Beard nt the Wilsen
Point Yards here yesterday. It sold 'for
Alte Says Irish Wives Are Worse
' than Barroom Bums .
Chicago, May 10. Speaking te an
liudlcnce which included 400 repre
sentative Chicago women, as' well as
the lending clubwemen 6fr Illinois. Lady
Aster assailed women who attend prize
fights and these whose extravagances
keep the noses of their husbands te the
grindstone.
"Are'wc really different from men?
I hope Se," she said. "If 'we were'
like men, then there would eje no use
giving. us the vote. It Is because wc
are different that wc hope te 'help, and
yet women are ltke men in this. They
vary.
"The women who attend prize fights,
tbe woman who keeps her 'husband's
nose te the grindstone because of her
personal demands and vulgar ambition
te eutshlhe and outdo' her next-deer
neighbor, are just ns hampering te real
civilization as' the old-fashioned bar-"f
room loafer and mere se. f
"That- old-fashioned barroom bum
was se obviously a warning te all. The
ambitious, selfish wife or daughter is
net se obvious, often she's- for a tlrae
most attractive.
"Naturally- you must all vote with
parties and later en you will very likely
get tied up like men. But I don't think
the time is ripe for that just new. As
women, fa mustorganlze te educate
ourselves net en party lines, but en
national lines. Don't become fodder
for political cannons."
HPKINO RKMOHTW
ATLANTIC CITV.'X. .'
ALBEMARLE
Yersinia nve.. block from finxiia Boardwalk
and Hteel Pler; open after lmprecmem
cestlnf 183,000, m.iklnir im heute ntrlctly
modern In every one. Klectrlclty thrueut,
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Spacious aelarlumi atin deck: private bathe;
elevator:, $1. BO day up, room only. Owner
ehlp manacement. GABLE & Dnvm
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On Ocean front at Mentpeller uve.. new
cpen. Suttee with bath, running water all
roems: elevater: Spring rates $4 day up. 124
"P weekly. AmeiV plan. H. M. RKBVK3.
31,
ivemucay are. near neaen: ewrj modern
Improvement:, special sprlnr rates, tloeklet
Open all year. JOHN J. MURPHY. Owne r.
IMaYMOKEW0
XUbrtds Greatest Hetel Success
TABOR INN cean end Connecticut A v.
i Ideal locatien: large, nlry
rooms; excellent table; 20th. season; owner
rnatnt. Sprlnr rates.- J. P. a A. SI. Dunn.
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you've never seen
By an Easterner
HOTEL MORTAN
Vlrslnla Ave. .Near Beach
Write for boeklet: new brick edition.
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Tenn. ae. Running- whterMn rooms. Med.
rates. Europ. plan. Mra. B. Gunner.
Hetel Boscobel "fiiTVr',"011
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Wkly. rntes. 118 up. Pb. HT. A. E. MAHION
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DE VILLE AmV' PUni wepderful meaUi
rates I22.B0 week up,
THERE'S s strange land in your
country, unlike any ether that you've
ever seen--and it's the greatest summer
playground that world-wide travelers have
ever visited.
"Different" from the moment that you
enter till .you. leave it and enchanting,
everywhere you lepk.
Lefty mountains, some rugged, some
smooth. Hundred-mile views from peaks
that you can climb, or from mile-high
trolley lines or meter reads.
Fertile valleys en one side a desert like
Sahara en the ether.
Mountain lakes and trout streams,
golfing, sea bathing, tennis, camping, hikes
into wildernesses, missions, dancing or the
theatre.
" AH within a stone's threw of the ninth
city in size in the United States!
That is Southern California the great
vacation land that you have missed. ,
Perhaps you think it warm there dur
ing summer. It it warm and balmy, but
hew warm?
Temperature
' The averts mean temperature in Southern Call-.
ferula for the past 44 years (U. S. Weather Bureau
records) is at follews: June, 65 July, 70 Ausust,
71 September, 69.
The tame records show that a treat city in the
ceater of this section has en the average only one
day In June, two days in July, three In Augutt and
three in September when the thermometer teuchea
or exceeds 90 degrees.
. The air is usually dry, se higher temperatures are
comfortable here that would be uncomfortable in the
East-whets humidity emphasises heat. ,
Southern California averages 309 day of sunshine.
Summer U the rainless season se you cankplan en
perfect weather for your fun. '
An Invaluable Change
Vacations are of value te the extent that
they provide a change of scene, environ
ment and interest e most physicians
orchestral danclna: Sprlna
Themas SI. O'Brlea.
AUSTINE raclfla St. James Place. Clene
te all churches A amusements.
Rnnnlnr water In moms. F. If. JCCJES.
OCEAN CITY. K. 3.
BERKELEY BKCta front ' '
'.. .... rms.; every one with ocean
Mew. Bathlnr from house. Mern. iuiu,.
RALEIGH pn" !Uy -"et ana
' . 1"". nuuuw rwuer in air
ream. June rates. Mra. MtartheT Mfewirt
UUMJAYINe. "un s ar in eery room.
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Third Effert te, Change Government
'Newark, N. .1., May 10. The third
attempt te establish commission form of
government In West Orange will be
mnde today. When the 'cpicstlen
was before the citizens of West Orange
last September a majority voted In
faVer of the change, but the total vote
was net sufficient te legalise the 'election.
Rare Malady Kills Woodbury Man
Woodbury, N. J., May lO.Willlam
Olbbs, forty-four years old. died heS
Sunday utter a brief illness from
Hedgkln's disease. The malady is r
and, according te physicians, feu- cases
are known in this country. Mr. Olbbs'
was an empleye of the Philadelphia
Navy lord. "
TKMPI.R HAM Under new mat. 224 R.
. ... , Poplar ne. Community
plan. I ID week up. Aute meets trains.
EDGETON HOTEL Hwcll ""'"
Opening May 27. W. II. HUPaiNH?Mgr.
CHELTON. Furn ren,s- t-ta-ht iiskp-.
.. r.. ttuunnea inr. bench)
Derbyshire Junlper and Pacltle Aven.
Cem. plan. Aute meets trains
WILPWQOD CKEhT. X. J.
JUSTICE APTS. D "oem" ""a" h.
' .. . Near bench and
amuaemeats. Moderate term. Bathing from
house. Large breesy perches. 'W. A. Justice
SEA ISf.E f'lTV. X. J.
8EA IHI.B CITY, X. J.
Fer Infermiillnn write Ct Clerk. Cltr Hull
SPRING LAKE BEACH. X. J.
THE BREAKERS
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Kldlntr, Ueatlns. Orehai,
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Dancing.' Prlvlletre of two 18-hole aelf
courses. Ten Tennis courts. ,
Hetel new open for Inspection.
Early Reservations suKgeetcd. Phene 000
Open for the Season June '17th.
BEACH HAVEN. X. J.
THE ENGLESIDJMlif
Private, baths with sea anu rresh water:
five tennis ceurts: booklet. R. F. ENOLB.
afar. Alse the Covington. West Philadelphia.
HIVERTQN. N. J.
Lawn Heuse !?&' V?"11:
delpnta. en the Bank of
the Delauare IlUert NOW OPEN.
t'eemnnt nnd Transient. C. C. Bntler.
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say. They say also that whole families
need this change.
I an easterner first went te Seuth
ern California in the summer en the ad
vice of a physician who had been there.
I went first for my health. But for
each succeeding six summers I went te
see sights and enjoy experiences and diver
sions that I had never known until I
found this wonderland of summer.
I found there 4,000 miles of meter
highways, paved like city streets, leading
te a myriad places filled with that rare
charm of unfamiliarity and difference
scenery, people and occupations that al
ways is suggested by the phrase, "a trip
abroad."
In fact, I found each" year in Southern
California "a trip abroad in my own
United States."
And se can you, who wish te de se
and'at a very reasonable cost.
Ge New
The thing te de is go new, while you
may. Ge see these things that you have
never 6een. There's real rest in the new
ness of a change like this.
Let the entire family have this great
trip this summer. It will be a life-long
Eeurce of pleasure te you.
Special low-rate, round trip
fares new in effect -Ne mere
War Tax.
Ask any railroad ticket agent for
further information, or mail cou
pon below.
If you go te Southern
California but once and stay
only two weeks you'll never
regret it you'll say it's the
best trip of your life.
All-Year Club of Southern Califenl.
Sec. C04, Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
Les Angeles, California.
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Incase scnu iuc iuii iiiiumiauuu auuui tae .
summer vacation possibilities in Southern I
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EAGLES MERE, PA.
The summer resort that Is different
because It combines mountain and
seashore conditions with unique sur
roundings. The sandy beach and temperate water
of the X,ake of thn i:aKl afford
splendid bathlne 2-00 feet ubee sea
level.
One of the finest Eulf courses in
America.
Fer booklet and rates, write:
The Ferest Inn
Herman V, Yeeger, Uanager.
The Lakeside
Jehn 8. Kirk Sen.
The Raymond
I,. B. C. list. Manager.
The Cresbnent Inn
WHIIam Weeda. Men.ictr.
EAGLES MKBE PAKK. PA.
Desirable furnished summer cettaees near
lake and golf course for rent by the month
or season Write II. V. YKAniiR. Mbt.
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FARM AND OABDEN
Single Pieces Complete Sets
Everything In furniture te beautify the
home grounds unique, and attractively
fleilgned, Including Weed Arches, Trllle.
rtruure, anirance uates. Pergolas, etc,
Buy Direct Frem Manufacturer
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Beating. Booklet. H. D. Hum ph rey.
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LAUREL GROVE INN 'RI
Modern! geed tables garage: $13 weeks tit.
Let Raymond-Whitcomb relieve you
of the bothersome details of your
pleasure trip and make it a pleasure
trip, indeed.
Tcurs te California Alaska Na
tional Parks Pacific Northwest
Canadian Reckies etc.
Frequent departures new till Sept.
Select what you wish, we de the rest.
v Ask for New Booklet
Raymond & Whitcomb Ce.
1338 Walnut Street ; Tel. Spruce 8663
Toms
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ANCESTRAL HOME
The Ancestral Heme of the First
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of an attractive book,
" Charm of England
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