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Lt $300 in Cash and Cerns and
fprate en Second Floers Only
en Westterci rceaa
JLve ether valuables
Rebberi wlie Imvn n vslem nntl stlH
It robbed t" mijncriu iieukci in
.u,1 innfl )n"t night, obtaining
mey nntl Jewelry valued nt nbeut
M,.y broke Inte tlie lieme of Jehn
frtf 54:28 Vrnt.rc. rnnn. mm mill
William l.inten. fi-130 NVVstferd rentl.
Je manner, taking only money and
?elry. lenvlnf, all ether valuables tin-
l"''... - 1- .. l. eivmul flnnr
XSr'they turned everVthl
id den. Mattresses were tern
In 'the beth nnd the contents of
Sib families were out between 8 and
nt robbers went ImmeJIately te the
jend fleer, "here they mnde a ther-
tVmeney ns left, even a child's
ok n tne i.""ii num-n ...y. ..
1 ' it Cl In small clinntrn tnkpn.
it the ?rrer home the robber jct
Kill nntl U-wi-in tniut-u in. ..u.m.i
55. At the l.inten home they cb-
md about .yju 'i7 j
& tbe wime section, the home of
Ijtbttn r.Vltl, OlM Jliupiivnueme nit"
. 1.1... 1 n Iai.V.1.1. ..fllllA.l n.
U. was reuum ui jt",' .......... ...
K& Tbe wme tactics were employed
Its looting, nut ii ' ' re""
hue been clone by the same men.
EAVES SUMS TO CHARITY
rleui Institutions Benefit Under
Will of Emma D. Dobsen
BMuesti 0f $.000 eneli te thp Com Cem
uity of All Saints, Orange Greve.
w Jersey, and te St. Andrew's
tool. JSewnnee, Tenn.. nre made. In
I Ttlll of Emma D. Dobsen. which
i probated here today. Gifts of
)0 are made te St. Anna's Heme for
I Aged. Philadelphia, and te the
itberferd Association of Rutherford
i. N. C. The Women's Brnnch of
I B. P. C. A. is given $100. The
.due of the eHtate is left te the en
mmt fund of St. Clement's Pret-
Kat EpKepnl Church.
BttTenterlei of personal estates filed
17 are: Marlen Airnntr. iia,.T...l:. :
bi Carmlck. Sir.r.75.1.0; .leseth
rmnnen. SfiOOO.20: Charles E.
diner. $01)17.1...
rm Scheel's 25th Birthday June 4
The National Farm Scheel, located
ir tfoylestewn, will celebrate the
nty-fifth anniversary of its found -
enbunnay. .nine -i, with elaborate
iwlses. The Rev. Dr. .Tosenh Krnus
pf Is the founder nntl president of the
ititutlen. Among the participants
the exercises will be Irvin S. Cobb.
bert Laskcr, former Governer Edwin
t Bhiart, Adelph Ochs nnd Adelph
liebn.
Fugitive It Captured
William De Ilnvcn. fifty. six years
E who escaped severnl weeks nne
lis tb Heuse of Correction, was cap
i Irtd last night in Mnnnyunk by Pn-
-BUnan arnracK. ua Haven was serv-
a three months sentence en n miner
re, ,IIe told police he lives in
lUew ureve.
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Candy Special Saturday
CREAM COCOANUT
KISSES
49c
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TEA ROOM Dreakfait. Luncheon
Flatters and a la Cart
FINE FRAMING .
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
HE ROSENBACB GALLERIES
30 Witlnnt Gtrcrl.
7he Savey Opera Ce.
j prtitntt
iOLANTHE"
(by Gilbert & Sullivan)
SeM Bread St. Theatre
May 2$, 26 and 27-at 8. IS P. M.
Tlcim en Silt it, Bo,.effi
VZ Clethes-
Jfem the 1900 Cataract Eloc Elec
"ic Washer and they're fiesh
iw clean! Of course, it'a be
Muse of the wonderful flguic
8 motion of the wnter an
exclusive feature of the 1900
Washer.
There are ether interesting
Points about the 1900, tee.
We'd like te tell you mere
abeu.t them. The swinging re
versible WrintTOr. fnr In.tnnni
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VICAR'S RESIGNATION
DEPLORED BY FRIENDS
Expressions of Regret Pour In en
Dr. Richardson
Many expressions of regret were re
ceived today nt the Episcopal Pio Pie
Cathedral of St. Mnrv when It bcrame
generally known that the llt-v. Dr.
Ocorge Lynde KIcIuuiIheii bad reslgnetl
as vlenr.
Members of the Cathedral Chapter,
with whom Dr. Hlvlinrdsnn has been
closely associated. were esptvinll
strong In their nppreelatlen of the tln'c
weik he has done dining his lnriiinhcnct
nnd ncccptetl his rcsignntleu relurtnntlv.
He hns made ltinij.v friends In Philadel
phia, umeng both the clergy nntl laltv.
Dr. Hlchnrd.'en has been lientiretl
with n call te the Church of St. Paul
nt Uurllngten, Vt.. nnd will begin his
ministry there in September. It is the
largest church in the Vermont dux esc,
with 870 communicants mid extensive
buildiuys, including n chapel dedicated
te All Saints. It has an extension de
partment for work in the nnlversltv
nearby. It was this work among the
students which particularly appealed te
Dr. Richardson and was ptime eaifc
for his acceptance of the call.
Dr. Hlchardseii is fifty. live years old
nnd a native of Trey, X. Y. H(. served
In Uenningten, Vt.. before coming te
Philadelphia, mi thnt he hns manv
frlentls in that State. Hcferc his se
lection as vicar of the Pre-Cnlhedrnl
In January. 1010. he wns for ten jears
rector of the Church of St. Mary, in
West Philadelphia.
DIES CALLING ON PATIENT
Dr. Q. Q. Neuber, 2808 Girard Ave.,
Was About te Quit Werk
Dr. Geerge O. Xeuber. 'X)S C.irnrd
avenue, for thirty-three years a prac
ticing physician in this city, died sud
denly Inst night while visiting a
patient. Dr. Xeuber was fifty-nine
years old.
His own physicians had advised him
te quit work nnd Dr. Xeuber hail
planned te start last night en a long
vacation. He mndc fevernl last vllts
te patients nntl nt SI7 Xertli Tancv
street fell unconscious. He died a
short time later.
Dr. Xeuber wns n graduate of the
University of Pcnnsylvnnin. both of the
college and the medical Nchoel. He is
silrvived by his willow, Mrs. Anna
Xeuber. nntl by two sons, Herbert nnd
Heward. Funeral services will be heltl
at the home, Monday, at '2 :1W o'eletl;.
conducted by the Itev. .1. Dc Ueer, of
the Zionist Presbyterian Church. I
CANDY, CIGARS AND RUM '
Mixture Causes Raids and Arrests
bv Camden Police
Jeseph Newnk wns held in ?."00 hail '
by Recorder Stnckheuse in Cnmdcn to
day charged with the illegal sale of
Hener. He was arrested last night in ,
u candy store at 058 Central avenue, i
when police seized sixty-five tpiarts el
allrgetl liquor and u twenty-live gal- '
Ien still.
Walter KrnwtUnki. who has a cigar
store at 8S1 Ferry avenue, wns com- I
mitietl te jail in default of SI 000 bail, '
aNe charged with selling liquor.
BETTER CAMDEN
PLANS BOOMED
"League of Municipalities" Is
Plan of the Chamber
of Commerce
IMPROVEMENTS ARE AIM
A "League of Municipalities," te be
formed of three representatives of each
district in Cnmdcn, besides the Mayers
of the several towns, was the outcome
of the "Greater Camden" meeting held
Inst night In the Camden Hub. The
organisatien will be perfected nt an
other meeting te be held in the Camden
Chamber of Commerce.
Contrary te expectation, the proposed
annexation by Camden of the ether
cities nntl townships In tbe county was
net discussed at length. Most of the
representatives of the suburban towns,
heccr, declared themselves privately
against It.
Vhe "League of Municipalities" will
wt.tk toward n Central District High
Sri mil. n bttter sewage system and lm lm
preM'tntnts generally.
Mayer Van Hart, of Camden, said
that, although the City of Camden Is
i.nxieus te help the suburbs In every
ptusihle way, it Is net working with
the idea of annexation. E, T. Pdnkely.
City Solicitor In Cnrnden; reiterated
this. "Camden." he said, "doesn't
want any mere territory. The tax rate
Is se much lower here than In the
suburbs that It would net pay us te
take them in."
WATCHMAN TOO ALERT
Stepped Theft of Lumber and
Fought Three Men
Willlnm Merrlssey. of Twenty-second
street nbeve Arch street, was held for
the Grand Jury by Magistrate Dem this
morning-, charged with theft and as
sault en William McG'ulnncs, 213
Hunting Park avenue.
McGulnnes, a watchman nt n building
fireject nt Twenty-first nnd Hunting
'ark nvenue, said lie saw Merrlwcy unci
two ether men lentllng lumber Inte a
motertruck. When he tried te arrest
them they attacked him.
Merrlssey- wns caught, but the ethers
get away.
NAB GIRL AS SHOPLIFTER
Knecka Down Aged Weman In
Flight, Seriously Injuring Her
An 'attractive jeung woman who gave'
her name nntl address as Elsie Sleigh,
Pensnukcn, X. J., was held In $000'
ball for court here today en charges of
shoplifting.
A detective nt n store near Tentti '
nnd Market streets, testified she bad
seen the young woman fake goods val
ued at about .SlLTi from various
counters. The detective followed her te
the street land attempted te arrest her.
The eung woman fled nnd In her flight I
knocked ever an aged woman, Injuring
her se severely that she hnd te be taken ,
te a hospital. The nllegcd shoplifter ,
was finally caught and taken te Centrnl
Station.
WAR VETERAN IS SUICIDE
Deyle, heard n PINCH0T AND PEPPER TALK I 'W "$ ,,n th Vnimelty Chit,
, the fleer union- ,,,u,,u ' m,u u' u" ""-" Xelther hnd any etnlrincitt te innke.
, tic tieir union . ...,., Mi Pint-het will return tomorrow te his
Ills father, David
shot ami found him en
Shell-Shocked Man Ends Life by a srlmis. lie had shot himself In the Discuss Make-Up of Committee for i (,v ,,, .u. County.
Revolver Shet month and the liullet passcti tnieugn Coming Campaign i -
Frank It De vie of 10114 North Flf- i I""'" lie dleil n short time later. ' Reorganisatien if (he Republican! BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
, ,,. . ' . . ....I ii Deyle refill ncu from the war about S(n(e Committee wns illvussnil at a ,,.,, MimiMnni Tin,i -iii ..in- "
ty-fifth street, gassed and shcll-ihecked , ,,.- ,,. nROi mlt ,,,,, ,PI. III , IiIlirty. ,,,,. .enfe.en.-e te.lay Imtween ,,, '.,!pn fivrPrnn. Plavere ulP I-'eurth
war eteran. killed himself about 7 hrnlth. He bad worked only about two , SliTet-l Pii.ehet. Reinihll-an munli-f e , " .V1,,?!,.?,! . rn21.' nygr " "' 1 0XiTt"
o'tleck this morning.
weeks in the three jpiiih.
ISecial, Stationery
The EnAravirW. the Quality of the Paper
and tfie. correct wording are most important
The manyyears experience of this
company is at the service of patrons
for Goxeiner, nnd S'Mialei Pepper
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Cellins New Service
Don't carry today's tired
ness ever into tomorrow's
work. Let Cellins New
Service steam and electric
baths, massage, shower, alco
hol rub, etc., put back the
"pep" you've lest and give
you an increased supply.
Any day except Sundays.
Absolutely no tipping.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
219-25 N. Bread Street
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57 Ih Street
RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL
PHILADELPHIA
OUR PRESENT SEMI-ANNUAL
Price Revisions Afford
Many Notable Reductions
Due te our price revisions en Spring Fash
ions, the woman of limited income may enjoy
Gidding Costumes at greatly reduced prices.
CeStUme SuitS (Formerly te $135) $95
Tailored SuitS (Formerly te $95) $65
Day and Evening Gowns ' $75 $95
(Formerly $95 te $145)
TWO SPECIAL GROUPS
Suits, $35 $85
Formerly $55 te $135
Dresses, $25 $75
Formerly $85 te $175
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All our shirts are well
armed !
Always the right sleeve
length, whether you want
it short, medium or long!
Takes a bigger stock,
than average, but the de-'
mand for Ferre quality war
rants it!
Yeu knew, of course, thati
we're Philadelphia's head-,
quarters for Rogers Peet,
clothes.
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes I
Chestnut St. at Juniper I
tee
"My low
price ," a
printing
manager recently said
te a customer, "is based in
using 'Chestnut St.V en
gravings. They give less
trouble en the presses."
T Chestnut Street
E.C0R. llT-g I CHLTWbtfc
DlRECT-MAIL " Advertis
ing will help you get your
share of new business.
The Helmes Press, 'Printers
1 J15-:9 Cherry Sweet
Philadelphia
LO THING made i?i accord-
atice with Reed's Standard
has a value greatly superior
te Garments of the average
type.
tj Reed's Standards of Quality in Fabrics and Tailor
ing applied te the production of Men's Clethes
give elegance and enduring excellence te the gar
ments. Ifl Clothing made in accordance with our exacting
requirements has ALL the elements necessary te
produce garments that net only give splendid
wear and service, but that will preserve a geed
appearance until actually worn out.
Compare this superior clothing with the ordinary
type, and we will number YOU as another satis
fied customer.
jf Spring Suits and Tep Coats are priced $30 and
upward, with especially strong "Reed" values at
$40, $45 and $50.
JACOB REEO'S SONS
M-24-M26 Orestat Sbreel
When the Mercury
Hits the Ceiling
You'll be glad te get inside a
cool Summer Suit of Palm
Beach, Mohair or of Feather
weight Tropical Worsted.
Come ever and get yours
NOW, for there's a most mar
velous collection for you te
cheese from. Ne matter hew
particular you are about color,
style or fit, we'll satisfy you.
Our Super-Value prices for
strictly Summer Suits begin at
$14-50
and continue te
$17 $18 $20 $23 $25 $28
Palm Beach Suits
exquisitely made and
marked at Super-Value
prices. $14.50 and $17.
Silky Mehairs
in blue, black and gray,
with distinctively ar
ranged stripes. Single and
double breasted models.
Suits a man will take te
the instant he sees them,
for they're as full of style
as they are lacking in
bulk. All Super-Values.
$18.00 and $20.00
Feather-Weight
Tropical Worsteds
Thin enough te let the
breezes in and sturdy
enough te stand up per
fectly under severe wear.
Many men are buying
two cr three suits at a
clip, for they're as stylish
as they can be. Shades,
patterns and cuts te
please the most critical.
Sizes up te 50 inch Breast.
Every one a Super-Value.
$25.00 and $28.00
'til
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MacDonald & Campbell
Men's Vacation Necessities-
2, 3, 4 Piece Sports Suits ' $35.00 te $65.00
Tropical Fabric Suits $30.00 te $48.00
Mohair Suits $20.00 te $35.00
Palm Beach Suits (Sack and Norfolk) $16.50 te $22.50
Separate Norfolk Coats $18.00 te $20.00
White Flannel Trousers $10.00 .te $15.00
Outing Trousers $8 te $13.50
White Duck and Khaki Trousers $3.00
White, Tan Linen Trousers 55.00 te $7.00
Washable Knickerbockers $5.00 te $8.50
Weel Knickerbockers $6.00 te $12,00
Neckties 75c te $3.00
Seft Cellars 25c te $1.00
Madras Shirts $2.00 te $4.00
Silk Shirts $7.50 te $10.00
Outing Shirts $2.50 te $6.50
Underwear 75c te $3,25
Union Suits $1.00 te $6.00
Pajamas $2.00 te $10.00
Hosiery 35c te $5.50
Gelf Hese $3.00 te $5.50
Bathing Suits $5.00 te $7.00
Bath Gowns $5.00 te $15.00
Belts 50c te $3.00
Handkerchiefs 25c te $2.00
Bags &'Suitcases $12.00 te $32,00
"Ne holiday is' complete without the comfort
of these dependable things, from MacDonald &
Campbell."
Men's Hats, Clothing, Moter Wear
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
national Institution
Jrem Coast te Ceast''
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1524-1526 CHESTNUT STREET
BUYING MADE PROFITABLE
j SPECIAL FEATURES
." Men's Fine Cassimere Suits "
All Weaves and Many Medels
$24.50
Regular Value $40.00
White Flannel Trousers
$7.50
Regular Value $10.00
SHIRTS
Gailey & Lord's Satin Stripe Madras,
White Oxford with or without cellar, and
Genuine Russian Cords.
$1.95
Regular Value $3.00
We. Guarantee the Comparative Values
Quoted Above.
Before you buy your het-weather
clothes, compare values among sev
eral ether geed stores. Mere men
are doing that very thing than ever
before. Most of them come back te
Perry's and say, "Nobody can held
a candle te your Super-Values."
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
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L3lene&
1306 Walnut Street
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Arcevntt
RECEIVER'S SALE
Our Entire Stock Without
Reserve MUST Be Sold at Once
The Receivership Ends June 5th
Coats and Capes
Values up te 69. 75 . . 99. 75
Bellvias, Canten Crepes, Duvetynes tjmd
Values up te 150.00 . 9Q.75
Duvetynes, Canten Crepes nnd Gerenas V-
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Dresses
Printed ( repps, Crepe Hrmn (.eercettei, ( asha
( leths, Taffetas n ,i ( anion Crepei
for ill (ii i fusions.
12-75 22-75 28
Vatuis up te ValurM up te Vaur tip te
49-50 55.00 73.00
Special
Coats and Capes 7.75
Tweeds, SuurhineH, VeVjrs
nnd (. repp Julia-. Vafuc. up te 40.50
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