t3E
mimxTX'wtxn
if,il ' Ti V. I. U J
&'-v4 WMWK
i .'S
MAY
, .I - - ---1 1 1. v i i
IPS joyfully
AS SON IS SAVED
pother of Harry Lessner Tells
of Fight te Keep Him Frem
Death Chair
FAINTED AT GOOD NEWS
U,, HcjjIc Leaner, niejhcr of Tinny
. . !.l l. ....!,
JtUntr, nineteen jcurn mu, i.n- ....!..
tese scnlcnrc of death for the murder
.( Isltlore Ilnbinewltz wiik commuted
tetrda.v by the Henrtl of Pardons, wept
Mm as she related the story of her
MW fa1'1 ,0 nVC ,llm'
'I would never nave given iii
Bey's Heart Steps;
Coach Starts It Again
Menree. Iowa. Mny 'JO. Coach
Temmy Kynn. of the Des- Moines
Catholic Academy. brought Albert
WllwenlinC. right Udder, "bark
from tlie dead" nflcr n batted ball
lilt the lad ecr the heart. Physi
cians found no heartbeat, and he
win declared te be dead.
Coach Hymi sent .the lnjuied
boy's teammates te the, gymnasium
and Insisted en trying Unit-aid
methods. After an helir'n artificial
respiration, the boy commenced
breathing and physicians declare he
has nn excellent chance te recover.
SIMS SEES BLOW JSAVE BEBE DANIELS
AT
NAVY
WALE
F
ROM AN ASSASSIN
Congress Unwise te Reduce
I Personnel, He Tells Cradu
. ating Class
MUST KEEP UP EFFICIENCY
nat
the
free
...i... tniil In her home at
Snlrt. "The Heard of Pardons gave
Si my boy's life: I would have reup
in the i Governer If there had been mh
ether way. ' was ready te go te niin
".... l!cnitni1 mip ensr In Hie hnnril
"irr iiirevi.i-.. --- - .--- --
rum uii'll
. ii .an nVlerk yesterday
fin r.'.rm. when vc heard the verdict.
H" 1...II.1m aafjal.tHM . I. .
"k -Ma n time ei ii'iriun: nn.iuiK mm
j withered mv heart. I beerd some one
JJ . gt last te Mr. Patterson, my law.
j; 'Chippie, you ten ncr.' Tiicn I
i. rin. I fainted : when I came te
f' I wi sobbing, and many of the lawyers
U kid tears in their eye. I've had a
lira tirne mrsc meum.
Mrs. I.c.ner has fought for her Ren's
r .tem neainst heavy odd". While lie
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' ?., l '?. lZ,- r?rfi,"'.. "Brunswick
f)T Willi !- "' mi .i- I'll tiuiiruililll
In an attempted holdup, which ended
In the death of an innocent bystander,
Mr. Laura .Tncobsen, u sister, almost
died with pneumonia.
Then Mr., Lessncr's eldest son, n
1 tflVtling ruiiMiiuu. iciu&ii-Jti uuillf? lilt
apeetedly and learned that his sister
" M en the verge of death. He had a
kttrt attack and almost died himself.
Anther and sister nre convalescent
' jew, but another member of the family
l. ..rietislv ill. This is Willie. eighteen
'i .. nt,l. TIe Ik In I he Afnnnf Hlnnl
Horeital, where he was operated en
I, t recently.
r v Unrrr will nnf hi remnvnA fmm
L'"'ti'e murderers' row for a week," said
Jlti. Lewner, "nut lie is away from
tie fear of death."
CLUB TO HAVE CIRCUS
WHment Members Say Shew Will
Be "Greatest en Earth"
EDITOR, 69, WINS BRIDE OF
40; GIVES AWAY $10,000
New Brunswick Publisher Makes
Gifts te Town's Institutions
New Yerk, May 20. The celebra
tion of his wedding by giving $10,000
te public institutions in New Bruns
wick, N. J., was made known yesterday
by Hugh Bevd, editor and principal
stockholder of the New Brunswick
Delly Heme News, who was married in
the Broadway Tabernacle Congrega
tional Church, New Yerk- City, last
Thursday, te Mrs. May Iloef. of Seat
tle, Wash. Boyd Is sixty-nine years
old and his bride about forty.
Under the caption, "An Announce
ment and an Appreciation," in an
article In the Heme News vestcnlnv.
Mr. Boyd Mated that his gratitude te
the public for its support in bis jour-
uansic career (lie lias lived in New
for twent.v-twe tears.
would take the form of the follewinc
gifts:
One thousand dollars each te th
First Baptist. Church, St. Peter's Gen
eral Hospital, the Mlddletewn General
Hospital, the Children's Industrial
Heme and the local Yeung Women's
Christian Association's building fund,
and 55000 for n public comfort station
te be built in the town of New Bruns
wick. In a postscript he said :
"There are existing causes for every
thing that happens. Perhaps te the
conquest made by Mr. Bevd in I.es
Angeles (where lip knew Mrs. Hoef)
in the last six months is te be attrib
uted bis present benevolent Impulse."
MAYOR "RAZZES" SNYDER
Accountants Gave Him Heluva
Time, Deposed Bess Admits
By the Associated Tress
Newport, K. I., Mny 20. The duty
of the navy te Tnnlntnin lis efficiency
in the face of reductions in personnel
and equipment was emphasized by
Hear Admiral William H. Sims In his
address as president te the graduating
class of (he Naval War College today.
"Wr military men keenly renllze,"
he said, "the depressing effect upon
morale of such drastic reduction In ilur
j personnel and equipment ns will pre-
i:iuuu uic cnrrj-ing out. et me trniiiinc
which our studies and experience have
sljewn te be necessary te the maximum
efficiency.
We naturally deplore the apathy
of the people and what appears" te be
the unwisdem of the Congress In again
exposing us and the country te the pos
sible risk of sacrifices aR inevitable and
as grievous ns these that unprepared
ics brought upon us in tbc great war.
But once the final decision i-i made,
it Is one of our most Important duties
te accept loyally the conditions imposed
upon us by I he civil authorities, and
te make n careful csllmutp of the situa
tion with n view te maintaining such
units and personnel ns are left net In n
efficient n condition of instruction,
training and equipment as possible;
and mere important than all pise, te
maintaining te the maximum degree (he
morale of the personnel.
'The present state of the navy is net
unique. We arc but the heirs of Ameri
can systematic unprcparedness, the suc
cessors of these who have survived much
worse conditions. When we contrast
V'P doleful conditions of our nnvy In
1NS0 with Its present condition, dis
couraging as that is. we certainly have
no reason for self-commlseratlen.
Our tiprsnnnnl Ima -ttmf tilimpn in
, . . t.u., mil.,... (.
Police Find Man in Actress'
Heme Paid te Kill Her, .
He Says
SIMILAR TO TAYLOR CASE
Iw Angeles, Mny 20. Bcbe Dan
iels, pretty film star, was saved from
an assassin by policemen yesterday.
They rushed te her home when n voice
sold ever the telephene:
"There's n man In Bcbe Daniels'
house and he's gene there te kill her."
Pollre surrounded the house. Then
a squad forced the deer. They found
a man in the living room en the first
fleer. Miss Daniels was locked In her
room en the fleer ubevc. The man was
oiernewcrod.
He said lie was Charles Caprice, and
hitd come from San Francisce te kill
the actress. He was taken te the psy
chopathic ward and is being held for
observation.
Recall Tailor's Murder
The police arc trying te learn whether
Caprice was connected with the assas
sination of William D. Tayler, motion
picture director, who was slain in bis
home several months age.
The Tayler murder was never solved,
but tbc authorities learned he had in
curred the hatred of n ring of narcotic
peddlers.
t a price was under the Influence of
drugs when nrrcsted. lie Mild he had
been paid $2."5 te kill Miss Daniels and
named one Peter McXamara, of Han
Francisce, as the man who hired him.
He said :
"Pete pnld me te come here and de
this job. I'd have gene te her in n lit
tle while If you fellows hadn't get me."
Miss Daniels said she hnd never heard
of Caprice. She was extremely nerv
ous and denied herself te viiter.
Later Makes Denial
In the psycepathlc ward Caprice de
nied he Intended te kill Mls Daniels.
He asserted that he had gene te her
home te warn her ngainst n plot te
CARDINAL WILL SPEAK
AT MALVERN DEDICATION
12,000 Frem Philadelphia Are Ex
pected te Attend Exercises
Cardinal Dougherty and n lanrp num
ber of monslgnerl and priests will lake
pert In the dedication tomorrow of the
new laymen's Retreat house, St.
Jeseph's-ln-thc-Hllls, Malvern, Pa.,
which has been purchased by the Lay
men's Weck-IInd Iletrent League.
A crowd of 12.000 Is expected te inuke
the trip from Philadelphia, West Ches
ter. CeatcNvllle nnd ether nearby towns.
Hpceinl trans will leave Bread Street
Station Htnitlng at 2:4.'i P. M. nnd will
make oteps ut West Philadelphia. Fifty
second street, Nnrbrth nnd Ardmore.
The railroad company hns cut the usual
rate in half.
Jehn ,f. Sullivan, president of (he
League, will present the Cardinal te th
gucHtH, and the Cardinal will deliver nn
address in behalf of the archdiocese nnd
clergy. .Tnhn .1. Cnbrcy. vice ptesldunt
of the League, will spenk In behalf of
the laity.
TEACHERS ARE VISITING
DELAWARE RIVER SPOTS
the recent war that its morale was. kill her,
caused T- i;Br. i i . f0rlnpc? There is much similarity between the
nlsmnnJin.JE of Tn.vler and the at-
?Jni""a..l,,.ent.ln..'nten. Ofliccri , temnted killing of Miss Daniels, the
is ntltherltleM jinr. The nersnn whn Itlllnl
new understand that serious studv
-;t .:..?. ""c?."-rc 'e Knowledge of Tayler entered
""" ' V," ' '". '" :" "rl L war mat are nresumnhlr n lie trim lildilln!. mmi.
his home stealthily,
te efficiency. Insofar
"T'L" " :." ynciency. insofar as , n1eilt f0 j,. Mnl)rI vermnnd. i, ,,..
. . LMJIU'ITIIH Tlll lllltmn a Hi n I. .... ... ' . .. -
htntc Treasurer Charles A. Snider, i nnw n.n .,. "i ".1,. . "V," :.."'. "I,r . "W" " Iler.
city and ward in the primary Villen, hnn a Sorter L "cnt 'mPrtant
was bantered yesterday by Mayer Moere ! element.
at a meeting, of the Delnware. River i DDIMPIDAI ninnirn nilniln
Bridge Commission. rKINUrAL PADDLED PUPILS
Snyder, who lmil lieen niriinr -ii. !
.1.- -..-.. . '" "V"
me; nomination ler
Cnnrlce entered Miss nnnielR Iinine
through n windev.-. It is believed he
was making his way te her room when
he was overpowered.
Miss Daniels is popular in the .llnr
colony. Friends said teduy she hns no
who was repudiated In his dome county."
A eeeicl.v circus will be Given th s
evening by the Phllment Country Club.
whose members say it undoubtedly will
le the "Rrentc-t show en earth."
Everything that a regular circus has
wMd a little bit mere Is premised, from
the ut ten cue wit 1 llS.snwilust rnr tn
lim ililn shnuK nnd lint.dnrr ctnn.lt , the nrimnrr
The committee in charge are H. Lnu- "Here comes a very Important citi- l, Be''leliem, Pa.. Mny 20. Hebert N. , MAN HIDES AFTER QUARREL
renw llclnhard. chairman: Lester It. "ii of Pennsylvania." the Maver said Tayler, recently re-elected principal of' " wr ' un UHnrtl-
Miyer. Leenard hcsslcr. Ml ten Heln- when Hinder unnearcd nt the cemniK- l,,u "cnertewn scnoeis, was served with
,,Jeln, trnnk Ilevvnau and Leuis Silver- I slnn meeting. "He has just been
p Governer himself. I Hcllertewn Inntmr.tnr .Qnmm.n. - enemies, and they could give no reason
supported Attorney General Alter in ' a - u, lev any
Appear for Hearing
..1
iy one attempting te slay her.
mm. lney premise such thincs n n ' tnreugli n creat battle nn,l came tlirnn-rii
Itrenjmnn, who will be Aithur Silver- i with Hying colors."
everybody laughed heartily, includ
ing Snjder. Later the State Treasurer
emitted some "philosophy" about the
work of accountants. It seems he has
little time for them.
"When accountants get into your de
pnrtu.cnt you have a heluva time get
ting them out." said Snyder, "ten
never knew what they are going te
charge and when you nre done you don't
knew what our books leek like."
Din: .Miss llazcl bllvcrman. who uill
Krferm dnrlng tight-rope stunts, and
ie attractions, which will held nil of
tit thrills of the sawdust ring.
Sydney K. Allman will be the rlng
ttuter and G. Leen Freeman the an
snncer. CHURCH 100 YEARS OLD
Ninth Presbyterian Will Celebrate
Te morrow ,
TV KVltli finnlrerciirv ,.C . l. X-I...I.
- .... ... . .. nn,, ... tin' . 111 111
nrjujiuiuui nurcn. rmy-seventh
a warrant iesterdavbv n Incnl nnn'nM., w"e eturns te ivietner While Pe-
en ii charge of administering corporal, Hce Werk en Suicide Theory
May 20. (By A. P.)
scoured the city and his
he arms of her mother.
. is ,'"!cscd I ably a suicide, was hiding in his home
rntik iu nnnnnse nr n nunrrM t If 1 ANd it
miiiiNunivi i several iinjs age upon Knrl , Newark. X. ,1..
i-un-h. unu i.uwiii iiicnnni, two lour- While nelice
tecn-jenr-eld Ilellertewn boys, after ' if,. epr In t
iiii'i nun iiruii uruuciiL niin selinn up. . i...
BUSTS TO BE UNVEILED
cuscil of playing truant
the principal used n heavy
punish the pupils. He will lie given, a
ucaring ncxi .uenuay nignt bctere Al
derman Jehn Kellchcr, of Bethlehem.
Mr. Tayler today made the following
statement In connection with the case:
"I ntn backed by the school directors
mm mi- Mim-uiir in mis matter, nnd I
van.
pence learned tednj.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan had quarreled
nnd Mrs. Ityan "returned te mother."
A few hours later Harrison police head
quarters received n telephone call re
questing that they notify Mr. Itjan
that lier busunnd hnd carried out his
feci sure tluit nnthlnr nlll ; t .u
prosecution. The people here wil lmve Ulr,' .,0 ,7"S,'"nir.f- ... .., . ..
te learn that there arc such things as ."' ' . " " " ' " 'V 1..' V, "1 Y.Z
in New discipline ami ntter.dance nws in the .V V i . T ' "" ," l".
'" ,,cw vi,n,ia " r.. t..i .i.,...;, '" !ilc lime, denied that he was the author of
Ises Ltick used en'tl'ic boys Is the "re-nlnr th?. "'TS,trle,ls telephone call tn Hie
llnvi nf nnilil e" kent n . t,.l,i -.lI. hmiip ur null, ur i'vit nai cenicmi) lirei
fc ' --.. ... .... riu;ui lur innr ....,.,
in, niv. i
I
IT. I p..l. a. n.-Af.f a.
trrt nnd WnshlnPtm. nv III l.- t"rl r'c'n 10 rarnc.paie
celebrated tomorrow mernlnc The ' Yerk University Exerc
Rev. J. K. Carsen, naster of tlie Ten. I New Ynili. Alnv ''(i '
.., ,!....., ... . ... .. " .. ---" ... . " .- . -.' .-..-..- w
irai rrcseyicriniu ivnureh or r.roeklyn, Mieerge Masiiingten, Kdgnr Allan Pee. purpose
'"speaK. j .Marin .Mitchell, astronomer; Murk i
, ciT church was founded May 22. Hepkins, educator, and Cilbert Stunrl. I
1822. Four memorial services will be I artist, will be unveiled nt the Hall of
una tomorrow, t.ralg a. Liggett, su- -fame nt Aew i erk University late
perintendent of the Sunday school for today. , Seme Ge te Valley Ferge, Others te
jeny years, win preside nr the after- ricui .yarsiuu r.ari 1- rencii of Kng- , Roelofs and Walnut Hill
WWII arruir. Aimrpsspsi tviii nn rriitii i.nm m iiuuii n iiiimif inn n num. -.
Wtheltev. Park Has Miller nn.i W'Kdwin Marklmm will rend an eriainnl ...?"Vic"V? "lun,nl "'A'1 f.r,e"ds of three
Ii. I.anilfs. penernl tern ..,,.! r .1... Deem ill lllivellillir the lie.nd of I'ne
Annual Trip of Civics Conference
Made en City Vessels
The Civics Conference, composed of
the civic teachers of the Philadelphia
public schools, Is taking .1 trip today en
the Delnware Itlvcr.
The delegation of 105 tenchers, prin
cipals and district superintendents, left
the Chestnut street wharf en the Ash
brldire. the M. S. Quay nnd the
Pnssyunk.
Thn first Hten was nt Fert
wJiere Majer L. L. Lyen planned nn
inspection tour of the dykes, dungeon dungeen
nnd barracks.
The (Jleureslcr Immigration Station
and Xntlenn Pink nnd League Island
were nlse visited.
.T. Wesley J'oete, principal of the
Belmont Scheel, is chairman of the conference.
600 LOGAN BABIES
PARADE FOR PRIZES
J decorated conch. There will be prizes! fenders convicted under the Eeji
i t. . .. .i. . . ...... r.... .1.. r..,,... i r...... i a .ii- t
iiir me ciiicmi, ii nil jui- nit- iiiin'.si, mini m (, i
. two ycuis eh In six, nnd nimllicr hip nmnesiy movement 1.S
1 ptliic for (Iip ilunst pnlr of twins Theie bncl.cd by the Veterans of the
will be prices besides for t lie inigest "" t
. fnmilj. and n ni'Izc for the best ni - - j.
i j!ie"t iiniusltiKly dressed child in (he
, comic or fancy division.
WArYmNESTyTs URGED
Turnout of Teddler9 le Feature
of Flower Market for Hely
Trinity Church
JUDGING TO BE
Veterans Unite In Appeal te Presi
dent Harding Today
A certain section of I he public will
dedicate ifferls today tewnni obtaining
gMternl nniliestv for politic ill "jirNenprs
i Jn J cdcrnl prlshjii, I heie will be ,i
SFC.RET ! united appeal from these sources te
J'pi(lpnt Muidili t) n'lrufcp nil of- jj;
l rj
I J
t'ZJ.ni as
W&7lM.
mn
AIGLONANNEM
WO CHESTNUT
Frem iSoen te H 1. M.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER, $1.50 ,
A Iho
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, $
Special Platter, 60c Id $1
Siv. hundred biibic weie In line
this afternoon ever n Mx-squarc
route, en Bread street from Llndlcy
menue te Wyoming. The parade yns
part of the two-day "llnwer niniket
nnd what-net sale" of the Hely Trinity
Presbyterian t'hurcli.
The fair is being held te raise funds
te lebulld the church, destroyed lust
March by fire.
- The pnrnde. Willi nt least fiOO en
tranti. stnrled nt ." o'clock. The babies,
in Bayly decked coaches pushed by their
proud mothers', were preceded ny i om em
pai.y .12. of the Beys' Brlgiide.
A uniiiii method has been dctNed te'
decide which babies will get the
prize. The problem of picking the
bulges was entrusted te Mrs. .T. O.
Ilunsberger. who Is the only one who
even knows the judges by name. She
hns picked six Legtni merchants. One
was mingling somewhere in the crowd
in every squnre of the parade. Xer.c
of the judges knew who the ethers are.
When the parade Is ever, the judges
will meet nnd (empnie notes The lm
Mifflin, bics with the most votes in each class
will get the prizes.
There will be n prize, In I he first
1'lnce, for the cutest Imby under two
jenrs. Then there will be another fur
the fattest bnby under two jcurs. The
third clnv Is for coaches
There will be n prize for the h'st
Brassrsyjj
m
Moderately Priced
Sandwich 77qys
Lake Dishes
Cundlestich
Closing hour today 1 2 neon
Sterling Silver
for June "Weddinda
FVeiver Vases
Ben I3en DiehcM
cc Very Dties
STUDENTS GO ON OUTING ' UNVEIL WAR MEMORIAL
T. Stotesbury Speaks at Wister
Park Exercises
Hunday Scheel Association f inn. President Harry A. (inrflcld. of AVI1
sylvanln. , llatus College, will unveil the bust of
The neniiiK service will be addressed f0!'1-,1""' I'reMilent Ilenrv .Neble Mac V1
fcr S. Karle Hoever, a uminlncnt lav- . ' ,rne'V of!,s,; .11 unyil the bust i J1
Mn, and will conclude the memo, inl I ',' Mnr,n ll,el","-I n,'d Miss Ceellln '"
exercises. ' Henux, portrait palmer, will unveil ' c ,'"
' I he Ktnnrt hnct
CnilD Ufll I O inr nr.Am-.- I , ,' "' ' ""'""e'lllg nbeilt titty Sttl-
iwwn ivii-ue rnc rriUBAItU.FIND 2 MfiRF HURT IM Rl AQT . ,s' Vr. c ,0 "oc'efsnnd the ether of
- ! ' ...w.. ff, knU I j IIIMIUL
Leaves Estate i M,,mu.- int,,..j ei.i ,i
...H...MW. w. ...jm.vw UAfJIUBIUII III
Agnei
T. Norten
Valued at $42,200
Tllr T ills admitted te nrehnte Indnv
Harvard Laboratory New Nine
Cambridge, Mass.. Mny 20. (By A.
mer street SOOOfl ii,.n. i ii.. i. . '' I"p ,,SI ,u "ijureii in tne cxp o e
uvi "irrrr, .s.niuu , Andrew .1. Itnberts. win,. .,f n i nni.i .-, t.,i, i i.. t.i-
fellow : Addle
ButIeten
.1. Ingram. .122.", Sum-1
il'II.A Viintnrln,. ff. TTkl . ,
- 11 IIUHIl 1 11111. .. 1. II III- I. !.. nl.j. W ..I 1 1
Water 11 SShrtinm.l Je ran , i "1MI" lll)Mn niimniiery III unrvnill
T. .Verten S '" ' !s-,-00O: A"cs I nlvcihltj cs-erd was brought te
I,ner ',.r ". . . n,np ,0lln' "'"' t," addition of the
nnatMn . '."'""'J1, n"""" ""l ""ies of two Hludents. W. T. Uel.lv
fin !- V- i ,?t.ef ",n IVnnh- Inml f. U. Hern, who we.c attendin's
villi.n ti "'i!!'.'1, Wn- s-:i-y,fl: nnd I classes in the building. "
nuiiani II. Wnti.i,, us-. i u : u. . i ,.. ....,.".. -. ... .
"" ' iiiuiisuii ninri' i ui'iiusi ttiuirr i.. i ei eer le.
Tt.. (fnnltta tnAii.liAne r, f I .....I
schools today made nllirrlmiifrnu r.t I r i., i,eu .....i f .i..... ,.. :
t r-rt . ft ,-... -..... r. ... ,, i.igtuu a v-t it.tu t i'IIH-1 nitllll.-ll llS
- --i-" , i-i""A,i""ii.-ij iiiiv w-erc nssisieu ar ceremonies accompany ns' Smith Vmprii-i
'7 nVZ'r .,"cl,V,.?n..hu1!Jre,l th" 'vrlnB. of n tablet, 'ferme; Aka.
. . : " " "iuiiiviiniii .-s or- i service men in icier rant tills aft-
'. ,,, ' " "nj WPru members of'erneon.
iiiiiiiBswoen ftcnoei. ' Following n prayer bv lh(. Kev
nartlCK from thn Pnnn rl.n-t..' Wellnr. M U'nll.m. .....l' tl. .i.... i...
Scheel nlse went en nn eutingr One school children, there will "be" ad
dresses by Samuel Thompson, Jr., ami
.fllrlL'n I'lltterrnn '1'Iin ninniiilrtl .....
fifty students went te Walnut i incepted en behalf of the Park Coin-
1 mission by V.. T. Stotesbury. Leenard
It. Daily spoke for the former service
men.
NEWSPAPER SHOW MONDAY
Pen and Pencil Club te Present,
"Night In Behemla"Aat Bread ,
"A Night in lleheniin." the produc
tion of the Pen and Pencil Club, will be
presented te the public Monday evening
nt the Itrend Street Theatre. The
show will Include minstrelsy, vnuib1- .
villi", epcrn. high comedy ami original
sketches, difficult of classification.
The program will Include n minstrel
show In which, iiinniig ethers, Andrew
Mack. Jehn Henshnw. Rebert W.
(Tiny) Maxwell. Itnlph I'lushiiui, Joel
Tliniey an. I I-' rank Mnckln will appear:
dam lug. act entitled "The Fourth
Kstnte' nnd "Pleirm and lierette",
a comedy net entitled "The Speitiiu
Writers' Dinner." a novelty in which
nine prominent cnitoeulsts ineliuliiiu
Ad Carter, Frank Gedwin. Waller
liebnn nnd "Hugs" I'.aer will niipenr:
"Dawntiiue." a s0ng by Irene Miir
shnnd Itltter. lendered by the Iiss(.
Dorethv Fe and Winifie.l Wiley':
Odell Haiiser. glxiug a newspaperman's
wrsieii of the prologue from "Pngliuccl"
and a scene 1 1 out "Hansel mid tJie
tel" : n secei.d part with Itn.wneml
Illlciiceek ntliciiitlug a miisier of eere- '
monies, nnd ninit) ethers
CONDiMN SUNDAY SPORTS j
Presbyterians Alse Put Ban en All j
Dispensable Enterprises
I)es Moines, Mnv 20. (Hv A P.) j
Sunday golf, movie-, baseball, window
display", nit plane flights and the
"propaganda" of seel- eb.civing lit
eventh day w'tre vigorously nttncKeJ
ledaj in the annual tepert of ihc Cniii
initiee en Sabb'ilh Observance submittal
ti the Filth general assembly of t!,i
I'lesbjterian Church in the tnitidt
State-, of America.
Ciilifernin and the Paeihe Coast i .
,eiienil will b' the m cue of the it '
cliaii up campaign et the Lord's Day
Alliaii"e and the Prcsii.ttciinti commit te'i
for the closing of all dispensable Sim -da-
enterprises, Ur. H.iny L. Kewlby
diflared in the report lie deilareil
thai particulaily urgent alls for .ml
ngainst Suml.iv work niiil amus men's'
me heliig rereUed from Havana, fiem
lid Me I'liilippiiies and
f i
w-
Wilsen's Comfert Shoes
3712 Germantown Ave.
Fer the Whele
Family $0.50
Write for Doeklet O np
I"ernnrIr Tjail .Vlnrltrt St.
Opfn l"rl. xil. Krnlncs
RESINOL
5oethinq And He&tinq
Clears Away Blotches
Coming!
?nrniiic
IWIGS-MASKSetcTO HIRE
ilWTui'ih
JUmiller-cestumierU
236 Se. 11 St. Phene Wal. 1892
? h
Interesting Outings
One-Day Trips Frem Philadelphia en "The Heading"
Jehn S. Trower's Sens
(j fTfrnmnlnwn .A. ) rhUn r
CATERERS
.RESTAURANT ;-
Wr are rxttnillns our UjIIj
ami Siiinilny (Jflhrr.r te
NOUT1I rilll..V. I.OOAN ,nd
(I.VK Ij.NK
Fancy Cakes
COAL REGION
rOTAIWAQUAandce Off
maIianey cirv9e45
Te .Gilberton, 50 ejft
Mahaney Plane vOe3V
Shenandoah, Girardville,
Ashland, Gorden, Mt. Car
mel and Shamokin.
NEW
YORK
SUNDAY, MAY 21
.4 ra , .im K 1 i r.f ! -rminat
IHIO . iMand-nl lini' "OO . If.
' .w .-In I mi ) rtuiipuii: ji u imibla
V lluni.iuilnii m Mnn unk
.r hivkni uful .Ne r uimi iL
K ill s, )
HIT "LEG SHOW IN SCHOOL,
SAY WOMAN POISONED FOUR
BOY SCOUTS ON OUTING
pre en fellow : K. Stuart Smith, 1S11
iSs.b21.fe Dnv,l, Me,j''''i".
FOUNDER'S DAYAT GIRARD
s-euege
Aged Prisoner Blamed for Death of
Baby in Erie ' . .,,",
Krie. Pa.. May 'JO.-lIlv A. P.)- T,efli' and 0ak Lane Yeun8ters
Helen Stewart, seventy-eight years old. I Have "Big Day" '
a former inmate of the county home'. Hey scout of IMsfrict SI. lemprislngl
is being held by the police en a tech-, Tiega, Oak Lane. I.egan and ether ef1
meal charge, while authorities aie in- the northern eutls ints iliftricts. are en-I
veMlgntlng charges that bhe poisoned 1 jeying their annual jamboree this nffr nffr
feur children of 0110 family. I neon nt t'nmp Van UensHiaer. Cnnin 1
Nicholas Ilnrtmnn and his wifn tk.. Ttill Hmtimi
nunc it possible tlie encr cniihe of the1 icrnny auenioen asserted Mrs. Stewart I The scouts anhed at Camp Hill
explosion. had caused the denth of their infant about 2 o'clecU and shortly thereafter '
Slate 1'ire Marshal (leerge C. Xeal ' ". Irv1",' u eauced the serious ill- 1 underwent a scout inspection. Then
in 11 statement asserted that hereafter "ess of three small children. Irwin (here was a series of uutclepn races '
nil Inhnrtnry experiments involving the dlwl March l. after eating candy w'hleh 1 crab races, cowboy races and ether
MsM .if lilrvli!.- ni..,l.t.c, ll.tn nn.... XI ia T Tn rl til ti I, nlliffita n-.te mI. . t. . . I .1
.... ... ......,. . u.,iui,sllm,. hr,-T ur ex- ....'.."" "- "" k 10 mm gamrs. .iirnviini mere was a musj
Inw,,!, I; ', . dny was exnmliiing fragments et the
,,,u"i HI IlPlsnilHI PlnfeD 4il.l UI.K'IPH t.'inl ntif thn 1lnI. i ,-
"" ' '""n KM II n ana tan 'I' IM 111 11J llt'll'l
plosives must he carried en in
liuildingK.
isolated , by Mrs. Stewart.
i game and treasure hunt.
.Th,
?', Slepl:
(ia
Marks 172d Birthday of
Noted Philadelehlan
LUTHERANS'IN DRIVE 'MACK NT -ULF0R HEARSTi HURLED TO STREET. 1 KILLED
l'-'l liliniver.sai'i- of il.n 1.1...1.
.! ' . "
$100,000 la Geal for Inner Mission
Fermer Democratic National Chair- Twe Heuse Wreckers Fall Frem 'ir-treVe.! a lm.n
man Issues Denial
Beard Acquits Teacher Charged
With Improper Remarks te Girl3
Perth Ainbey. N. .1.. M.u 20.- 1 P.y
A. P.I The benrd of education of
Marlboro township tixl.n anpiiiteil Cal
vin W. White, n teacher nt Morgan -ville,
of charges jueferrcd b the p.ir
enth of nine girl pupil", whn-li icsulted
from alleged inipieper remnrUs by the
teacher relnthe te the impils lolling
down their hose. ''i,. leniaiKs were
repeated le her parents by 11 slil pupil
expelled last month.
nc gui, icui. ms tnr U lute, snnl i
the teacher expressed 1 11.- epiiilim that
"a leg show in school was nut of place,
and I don't want nn inure of it."
While ills mhs. iJIcjeil in bine gien
the pupils- t( lead a book entitled
"Mnu's Missions en Kaiih." te which
the parents objected
livesteciTdies infire
Barn, 2 Autes and Cattle of Oscar
Humes .Westville. N. J.. Burns
I'ire did damage e tii ,..'n . 1 sl.'.rtilO
nclerlv t lil-s morning when If
htn ti t tt.iiln l... ... 1
1 . . ..-......, ., ........ .,- ,uni
iiiiruuii 10 iii'iiiu seieini In ,c
f:rr lllliri sunilnj
M'.XT KM I Unie
O .00 SUNDAY, MAY 28
L s. .,, r h in ,mk llrmJinc Terminal
m M ( A. M. (Stand.iril Tunc) 8:00 . J.
1U1 llehl T nil rinpiiinif nt f ulurubu
A, llUlil.lUllnl St J). Juneiluii,
. IS l'An'l lilt. ..1M11,,JM L.
'ce Cream li
g$, ATLANTIr EVERY SUNDAY
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Cm - -i Jfr u,,.r J " m -.ti i-h... u iev.. rh,,u, st
m if H Stene Harber I l,'';;",;'ill,v,V,M"la"1 n"'" '; i
lw M airiij j M. v- M I'-tint" Tene i .. uih s .rr.
V . B Wildwood ' 'i "''")' " i m." : in ,. "t
your winter ran nviav ',"' "' ' T"""'
" things carefullv. I Cape Ma ', .,'lln!f n, 'V,i ',V x m.
"PREVENTOL" I 11-J H -
,,.Cret!icd.0in again!t te I ! MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30 V'Jr'T, "
moth and ether insects the M ""1""'1 ''"let
iV VrAr rntinrl. Snrau uils Hfl 1 1 Ii"n iti n. i ir . r iii ,.r . v ur. ,i- -
D "PREVENTOL"- it is a N I'er detailed infiirninliiiii consult aK'-nts; hce flyer?,.
guarantee of salary g 'Vj s J'JM, ';s ' . .;,,."," " T.nu ,' , r ,', -, ' BT
cleanliness. f- ""r' " '"' f - '- . '"'"',
' I h" BXe!" "e 3 Reading RaiIway vl. "T,,c eadtaR
H 5pcl combination en Wpl .0ammmBBBBBBa)kCaW
1 pint cin and ipxycr spi. CH .2i I IB9kk.
B Pint cin. 50c Qjrl cn. 90c flu &fl ft J 1 TuT HV9HSaW
I CPkEVENTOL) I ASniilMjB
J Kriisrn A snii w kwaBaBBBBallV
I i.xite ciifsimii .. nHtJKpT
Third Story In S. Hutchinson St
y at Mm r.r.11. ...... '"""" worn Aliunde I'ltv. .Mnv '11 flti A n i . -c. .. v..... i..i,n..... . anil n lierse lie one nt? ie ii.mr lli. ......
riie day opened b seixlees in lll(' l''beinii churches of riiliadel- Nerman 1.. Mack, former ihairninii the -hlrret trem the third-stun- ,,f nn ) estwrje. N .1 l.nguie leuipunies
wj eliapei, ciii.vluding "with nn nil. P'dn nre launching an appeal te raise of the Democratic National Commit :rr. unoccupied building m (iO'.i' Seul ' I lr'"." " ;r,l,,,p. "V."" 'VcmmI',.. ws,.
""'by Lawienee Fariell f t ' ebiss , Slt,0'00 f"1- '-"thenm Inner Mission i nutheii.ed today a staleinent th.it he llutchiiiMin street, which t,eV ,ii li.gten I'urk nnd I'.ioel.hiw n i.spe,,deiI.
th.ii ',.l,rn ll'l," i parade of V'",! (l,l,i"S ''.j week May '.'S te ' had net come out for William 15. Hear.st helping tear down late lesteuhu aid ?!' " "".,0 " " l l','"-r'1 Uu ''e
f Bliimni. TheIP was go r,a ,'.. ',,"" ' ' f"'' "ererimr of New Yerk and Alfird one of them was killed. ' " ""U , ll -Pieml l seve.al In ....... b,.r U,
Wennt neon, followed bv a un chem. l,n I'iilladelphia Inner Mission work- I'.. Smith for Senater. Lawrence Hi own. thirlvsir , nf l""fi l,r"'"l't find elhclent ncimn ..f the Vol Vel
in the arinmy building, ' H the pioneer in America, nnd its "I have mnnii no stnicment of auv Seuth Lawrence street, was killed T. I "".Vn"1'"0 il1"ri preeine,
BrnJlaV, "!n(m I here was a mnsicnl ,,frrls nt expansion nre closely watched I M"d "" candidates for .Senater nnd stnntly. His emupnnlen Al Power," m . i'" "tt ",xl ,l""r '" 'll' V('-'-iddlT
,l,p "heiiPl, I.ierlndri bv b-v Mlhcnn cliurc, tlm.i.gheut the I (ioverner of New Yerk and I de net ' wa i nh.iri. The two e,; Va Hrr T,He hre ,,0U''0,
WrcMes fren. i. A.,' ''"''. ,,lrVrh land. . ntend te make any statement." Air. I ,..,.n ii-mi.-!,,,, ,i ;l,. '" n.,,rr"
iiai r . -- i in rniiijin i iinn. i i . . --.i-i. !.- huh m ii ii'ii r m iim
r tk. r... .,... .. ""limn n. iier ... . . ... ..:.. ..,
U'hi'i '""'' toierner i:( .. . ,.. 'iwenty tiinusanil l.u ieian. mere I .unci, b.uu
- "immttcr and llugl, p. Denwerili.' than ninety elm rents will participate
wall when the ironwork cellnpsed.
LIBRARY CLUBS IN FETE
Gwan-te-Bcd Stories
In this tnnwnip.it.
First Picnic at WoerfairU ,''1"' w"r, done for the peer nnd
J1"" first i.ici.i,. ,r .. ,ee ' needy by the Lutherans of Philadelphia
roedshli. I'.i.V ..in i . ,.' "C,V.'1 '" ls generally conceded te be one of the
Ml whrn ni. .'.."."l " "'exi I lies- few successful efferla In Amirlcn le I
!QR&1 PZn.Zu peer ,,ce,,,c ,,,, l,, "" or ,,,c
r-fles and sell eni V, ,' ' 'w ,V,C ,""''. JJ' ' - hill. He was a small potato, the runt
lS.)vp.r the ee,;.e, . n.1 . NEW SEA COW ON WAY ?f. "'"" ".: !T!,J..f...,-
-'"Jiliu Ml , ,. ,,,!. .. in I . . " 1111", .nn ll"" null uic HI lillllTt mill MS-
nuBHr (,f .;' ..,'," V1 "'"leuufc a - iters. Tliinlittlepotnlew.isnnniedP.it.
at Philadelphia Zoe's Latest Visitor or Petate, for short. (Jelmnv. cet off
. - . . . -.-r..---
Will Arrive This Afternoon
By J. P. MeEVOY
lii l I Z i ,'"' !lp?' f0,v Miccessful efforts In Am.rlcn te i . 0,,,, rnn, . ,
6t ,,f ,T." .t.rl.,'l,lci1 ehlhlrcn will be 2tlicr noer neenle li.te ,l.e life r U.eTVNCn men a time, dear children.
'' be talieii , ,V.. l f !",,',,,,,,.Pn1, I1'! " 'hureh. J there wus n pet.H.i who lived In n
SSCb.
inn I.- .. Ill I... i..
llrif ...... '" " 'ii'isicj sur.ir ses nt
Kiancy ih .!:!.??,llimH'. ,;''"' Wullnip
telniit
HJ,' temeln a bhert time longer
the piano.)
The Zoe's new sen cow will arrive
here IIiIh afternoon at the West I'hlla-
dolphin Htntien of the Pennsylvania
Kinharili nf .hi linili'eiiil, unn will be met by a recep-
Games and Felk Dances en Today's
Program
With him wet nmni'ef his liv nee'Limty' lw ut
neighbi r lm.n he garden. a 0f wl.e.i. " May fete teilay nt ll.e :ei's I ,
'"VaMrlHi'begulle l.ie ,. ,..,.. 1.&&Z,W ''.
some of which were vr.. A... ,"n," "..,.,. ;' ' " '".' " " ' '""- "" 111-
Iln . ,., I........ i-V..V.J.r,."u . . V' rul Hie -.Miils,,,
,,f .; rnV:"..!'? ,,,.;.."I,"'' 'uc, 'wan. by fsiMltl, PI
'," """l "'""' was I'liiis. "M. liceige and th
"'' ' S.OI1I hull : lTnl
nni' .' Mghi's
irad'-lpbm Clnl,.
Dl.tLMIl'' In- llu.
niin d.iiuv iii tJH.
thn !""". for Con8antlneple
.lellei. W,ii. .,,(- i-ii..,, ,
i.;0,;.!:?l,f,l ,,J'l.i.v from New Ve'i, . i.''1"1' eemmlllee of ten IiiihIij- sen row
(X "TV"' '.'. epre,eniathe of
bnye fieui the Zoe, Tnnellng with the
The Point., family weie humble nml I ,-VVf ,w,,p1,I-V "d ThriMepher Wngner Club. M,"thn i'..,' s'e'f u-i,,!,'1
lenest: peer but pure They 11, oil In, ' , ', ,','' ,,,k,,, : "Nal"! "Vri craft." by Jld! I,
heir basement Hat nnd tended strictly ", ,,' ".?, p; . , . Hub. After n pienic Ii nclir ... Ie
e their business, thai vt wresting it Hut s-hilstepher didn't gel It. wns competitive sports. ",,u"r"" t,'1
FIELD DAY FOR GIRL SCOUTS
THE 4 CORNERS
OK
Taber Read and Adams Avenue
ALSO
Tract Taber Read E. of Adams Avenue
iwi I-roniseii I'rankfercS Hianch. Kcadinp K. lv. l-asM-ntrer : Sialic,,, en Properly.
ALL
Adjacent te the Roosevelt Boulevard
AT
PUBLIC
WEDNESDAY, MAY
SALE
24, 1922, at 12 M.
AT THE REAL ESTATE SALESROOMS
15t!)-21 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
livelihood f.eui the soil
All the e'her vegetables
ilen loeueil down upon the
In Hip Bnr.!S"KnVJ 'na hxev I"""" ,
iVInte fnm- T. J? ' ""' ,',"rl,'s( betel In
: i.. t 1 . ti . lll'll lllUUltl llimil lllilNi i iii I'lirniii nm. """" ' "v nlfllP.sr in n I.. i.
n ''mil en ii . . r ii. . kimi i -ii i- in I'.iiiiirkiiii i iwiivn nix -.-. .-.. .,.- . .-, iiiiii - , .. , ...... it -1 i i.n i
h '! tin. X..J",, ? ''"superlntemlenl. who 1ms been 'busy . !.'nK. "Lp.p,"l. "'f. fr"1'.1?" I'nw-tiUn i;.,,,.. "'V'!:,"11 .llU '"'"Bl'ty garden A.n, a- . .
tflTr ' '' '"Imnli is lidd director "W" '"' (1.v ever since leaving Miami , "V et ,,CC10,V iiappe.ieVp ',"" "'"" 'l'l'Obe ' " f " "ngca ai tstnte
I 5teW'H Al.exe'ep, Patale who wan f,, of, UiJ.u'ft JVT?Ut,()l (iirl '-'' K'ne'rK members I
"""-'I'l'K. l ,:,llrc, ims.jei.-, w tlc,PPtHBlllll ,,,,, nVeigh, prlilenn, fury nnd who mu.it he would ' ,. i- HpnUninVrnS 'i ,,,1M,,"' ,lf "", Y- W. t'. A. ii. he iris'
n. r - - IKm pounds, is eight feet long and was 1 11' '"' ",,rl,'M,mt;l' "V1 fcl,,,wl "paraRii" ere al i .,8U,li AI,,I,0,,K0 ''"dly Secieiy. the Sal nt u v
I ,'?,,r,te, N' Rb,nM" St. Robbery uft" Fl"rlt,- I S'iS' 'l illablt' k, en"i el r m'1 "eS " "in"; , "M,,!"' V,T' Un," '
tVbblnWlIV,' ?"'. '"e. Itllll North Bey Week meina let of tun. (ilmt. r- ' , , iy .11J " w V" " '"' ' "ebliinsiew. ehn Uiil.hel ut Wm cele ,0-irf'-
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Rtideiue and .'10 7-10 Aere&
Cor. Taber Read and Adams
Residence and 19.3-10 Acres
Cor. Taber Read and Adams
Ave.
Ave.
Tract Ne. 51(5 0-10 Ait
ec V
Read and Adams
Residence and '21 I-10 Anns.
Cor. Taber Read and Adams A
" Mil It. K.. ' leilt
.Ne. 11 y.(j Acres
Read JO. of Adams
With it. i:. F,ent
Cor. Taber
vc.
labor
Ave.
10.
Ave
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