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URE MAY
Standard Oil Ce , Camden, .V. J.
WHITE CONTRACTS
are based en the lowest costs
consistent with high charac
ter of construction. That's
i why representative American
firms retain us te erect their
industrial buildings. There's
plenty of evidence ready te
convince you within an hour
of Penn Square. Phene
Opruce ilVd ter our rep
presentative. WHITE
CONSTRUCTION Cawc
Widener Building
"Itt WHITE iu.W it ei CONCRETE"
IL
SUE EXECUTORS
Ceunsel Hints at Criminal Ac
tion Based en Alleged Entry
and Kidnapping
POISON THEORY FLOUTED
RETURNS TO STAGE
RIFLES70R RUM RUNNERS
m '. ' " f f " fl
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Enforcers Armed en Highway
After Battle With Gang
Prohibition nRenti armed with rifles
nre pntrelllne tlie Lincoln HiRiiwn.v
i threueli this citv nftrr brine fired upon
. .. . . . " i .
ni moil nlleeccl te nave been eiicnec-n in
Oiminnl precfnlliiK nie likely te
Brew out of tlie will ronten being mnde
In tlie Cfltiiilen ceurli b. Mr. Thomp
son McClure. widow of the rhlladel
'lihln publisher. in cording te Themas It.
I Hall, counsel for Mrs. MtClure.
I He Intimated this morning that two
rlmrKes will be prewd nftnlii't the ad
ministrators of the McCMure eMate
breakliiR and entering the McClures'
Voedlnne home without
nutherlt), and kidnnppitiR.
Pauline Frederick Rehearsing "By
Right of Conquest"
New Yerk, July 14. At last Miis
Pauline Frederick Is te come out of the
shelter of the screen and return te the
stiiRe, telling even during the het I the Illegal transportation ttf liquor from
weather. She Is making geed en li'T , '''", i-lty te New Yerk.
i i...nti..i ...,.,.,.,.. t.. it.. ii...i. ' Orders that prohibition agents carry
eng herald, d rennvenee In the theater , prm ,, n,p ,,.,, 1(? hlgh.
by rehearsing "llv ltlsht of ( enquert, ' 'wujh weie liextiecl lust night bv Jehn
ii new drama i In three nits by Michael T. l)aN. Stnte prohibition director,
Morten and Peter 'lralll. , fler Lieutenant Jehn K. Wright, head
Her nppenrniKO once mere before th . nf the field forces In thin State, and It.
footlights after an absence of eight fj. Davidsen, group lietid In charge of
.iiarx will be under the direction of ' tlie local enfenement office, were tired
A. II. Weeds. Iler last peifermances upon by tuni-runnerx, who escaped.
In the spoken drama took place In 101 1. Six nrmv rifles, with .")0 rounds each
wlien Hiie appeared in "Innocent, at of ninmiinltien. weie obtained by 1)1-
the Kltlnge Theatre,
oeds management.
oNe under the
lector Davis yesterday from the author
ities at the navy ard.
OPERA CONDUCTOR MISSING1 HOLD BOY FOR INJURY
Jeseph A. Tresfl Disappeared Week
Age Frem Minneapolis
Minneapolis. July 11. (Hj A. P.)
Search wns being n.edc teJ.iy for Je-
M'ph Andre Trcssl, grand opera con-
the proper j dncter, who disappeared a week age.
The latter. uc mj j,een directing rflieiirsnls for
Hits
With
charge is in relation te the spiriting in(1 iecll niuniilpal summer opera ea
ROOFING
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Mnni'furturnl br
I., n. nBROER CO., 39 N. tit 1TRKKT
MslnSTM MnrVft ml
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fllanW floek
bound &1oete leaf""
Lithographing
Trintm
larais
329 Market Street
awey of Mr McClure tn a Miiledelphi.i
Ll)it:i H2lilllt the wishes of Ills wife.
"1 hiiM the uimiit ceitideme in our
case." Mr Hall said "Thei." is no
i question but that Mr MeClur,- was in
sane at the time he made the will in
which Mis Mi ('lure Is deprhed of her
' just share of the elate "
Dr Klmer K.unaii. of the Pennsyl
vania Hospital for Mental Diseases,
tistiticd that McClure was "in a con
fused state of mind" when lie win ad
mitted te the hospital In April He
was iinublv te truifsict nrn business,
the physician snld. and had te he
fastened te his bid at one time.
i David McClure. brother of the dead
I man. denied previous testimein l (he
widow that he had gene te the McCliue
home at Woedlxnno for charity. He
said he worked for his brother and
'washed dishes, made fires und pr-
I formed ether at n Ices.
The witness continued that his
I brother suggested a trip te Atlantic Citv
j and that the late publisher lemarki'd
' he wanted rest and quietness. Hi
quoted his brother as saying he wis
being negged constantly.
Anether Lad en Head
Stick Fractures Skull
("leerge Pettlt, seven cars old. of
Onkferd street near Twenty-eighth, wns
injured while plnIng en the Hnltlmnrc
and Ohie Itsllread tracks near Pelts
street and the Schuylkill lllver, when
he wns struck en the head with a stick
by Stanley Ureski. seventeen years old,
son. i.i. rp street near Tiiirty-Mxth, accei ti
lt wns nt first believed Mr. TiesiJ lug te pel'ce.
bad left Minneapolis for n btief visit, The bej is in the Polyclinic Hospital
but when he failed te return his fucticU with a fractured skull. Grekl was ar
became alarmed. .tested,
When cellars wilt,
drink iced
BISL Tea
ciea-tetally DiFFerent
Open Every Evening
Until 10 P. M.
I efN SAillftbAY UNTIL le F. rM.
Reef Garden
Hetel Adelphia
Coel for Luncheon,
Dinner, Supper
Dancing 8:30
Te Closing
Wmi!llIHHIfflllltiriil!lfflllllii' Mil! IIM! MiHWGLn
Fresh Country I
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Fresh from the nests I
GOLD SEAL
EGGS
MIXED-UP ORDERS SEND
FIREMEN ON WILD RUNS
Patrols and Engines Dart About
City Trying te Find Flames
Twe fire nlarms, turned In almost
simultaneously nt 0:ir o'clock this
morning, sent patrol wagons, fire pa
trols and engines dashing hither and
yen until diivcr.s almost lest their
sense of direction. One alarm came
from Flftv -second sticet nnd I.uncister
avenue: the ether from Thirtieth and
Arch streets.
The police patrol from the Thlrtv Thlrtv
secend street and 'Woodland avenue po
lice station started for the tire nt l'lft
second street, but turned back and went
te Thirtieth nnd Arch streets.
Insiuance Patrel Ne. 1, nt Tenth
and Arch, dteve te Fifty-second and
Lancaster wh
phone call, h
tleth and Arch.
The patrol of the Thirty-ninth street
and Lancaster nvenue station took the
longest course and went te the tire nt
i Fifty-second and Lancaster. Fire en
gines hurried awny amid shouts of con
flicting erdeis, sections of the same
, companies going in diftcrent directions.
The fire at Lancaster avenue was In
n gasoline pump, where for n time the
lives of firemen and spectators were en
dangered bv prospects of the explosion
of the gasoline tank beneath the side
walk. Firemen extinguished the blaze
before It re.u lied the Link. i
The tire was stalled when small hejs
(hrew lighted matches in gasoline which'
had dripped into the street tretn th"j
pump. ;
The tire at Thirtieth and Arch streets!
damaged the loef of the Vogt me.it
packing plant, said te have In in ignited
In spiirks from n passing locomotive I
The less was about $'J()0 i
lli; it' a iii,i ti niiii Miiu
Iiere. after receiving a tele- I
nurled back again te Thir- J
eisniYeu
pJeedToOvte
SUP OF GIRL'S TONGUE
POSTPONES HER WEDDING
carton of
twelve
35
The largest of the new
laid eggs.
At all our Stores
iliiivui iraiTiDf nii'wi n m'tiiwtiiiii. wv tvmms!H
Improved
Shackamaxen Street
Ferry Service
On Sundays and holidays,
continuing throughout
the summer, there will
be a ten-minute beat
service from 3.00 P. M. te
10.00 P. M., Eastern
Standard Time, en the
West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad ferries, between
Cooper's Point, Camden,
and Shackamaxen Street,
"ViiifuMnhia.
3
y
P Gives Age as 17 in Elkton and Is'
Denied License I
llefiised a marriage 'lei n te tn Hlk-
ten when t mistake she gave In r ne
as seventeen. Miss Knthrvn Miuldeu. '
d.mghiei nf Dr Themas W MikuImii. j
of Colllnssweod, N .1 . wint te Hal- I
t ii cue vcMeidav and obtained tin- net- '
i&saiv p'lpers without delnv I
A few minutes bitei he wa the wife
of Charles L Ilammell twentj viars
old, the son of C II Ilammell, prcs
dent of the Peeilcss Kid (Vmpum i
Camden. Iteth me nctlve In the jeutigei
-et and have u wide host of friends
in Collingswood I
"It was in no sense an elopement,'
tin- bride's father said this morning. I
"The couple had been eng.igid for some
time nnd simply took the notion te be
married sooner than wait iiiin longer."
The newlyvveds returned te Collings Cellings
w mil this morning
"App'irentlv she became nervous
vvneii she .ipplieel fei the Hceni III
I'lkien. ' Di Miuldeu said, "anil told
the ilcrk she wns heventeen. She- is
nineteen and of coiirbe, of legal age " I
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nenkui possible this aB Bl VA" f .,,.
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where rise cein veu K S -"50 eeV.
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in 'Jejrur hlnued-linclc culd-flllnl iV. . 7 - "5 -
iiise. The "II.I.IMIIs MAnTHH" Is fcf. ' c" Tlv'
eilisle with us mill no heltrr weilrh '''n'?i. 'ISr
Is niiiile for nrrurnc.v. lirl one new SJfalljc
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liv StineJirel llr.ilicts nt tnl.si Mine.
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LONG FOR SON. MISSING 32
YEARS, AT GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Jerden, 2025 E. Stella
Street. Anxiously Await Werd
Ab I'm fei 'hit t -two je-us from the
lien.e of his parents, Mr and Mr- Jehn '
.ieidcn 0J." Last Stedln stiiet, whe1
wi'l iclebiattf tiieli golden wedding an- 1
nlver"iirv tomorrow, Jehn .lenlin, Ir ,
who bus ii( t bee n henul fleini sjui,. he
left home. Is aimeilsl.v exit e tee) bv the1
lUid rruple te pal tle'lpale in the festivi
tils that Will he In-Ill nt the heuie
lerdeii left ids home n the spring of
1SH0 in find weik in Vi w ml. Later,
his ninth) i found that lie h ft N'cw '
Yeik and was wenkliu' in Itle hniend.
Vn .lnden iw eif (ark omplexion and
was about sixteen wars old when he.
left He has ii deep tenr en his light
feretime! ns a result of being kicked In
the head b) a horse when he was five
j earn old
Mi and Mrs ,lrieIen tue cij nnv, nnv,
ieus that he return home lomeirow
The iniple have thirty - fcmi giandihll-
iIitii and eU'lil giiat-giaiidi hildien.
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FAIRVIEW CITIZENS ANGRY
Organize te Fight Violations of
Building Restriction Cede
IicMdents of Kiilivltw, Camden, are
indignant eer the violations nf the
li building rcMiitiniiH, niiginallv tixcyl bv
) the tievernnant when Fnlrvlcvv wan a
'm,
iVJVnfctr5ifi.
IHli village.
CellingH read, whlili was designed
ter 11 piuelj residential section, liarc
been liivniled bv business plae 011 Te
meet the situation, mere than 100 resi
dents last night held a meeting te or
ganize n Chic Improvement Associa
tion, whose thief elijei t will he the
1 11 feri enient of the building 1 eniric I lenx
!'( I'lniiui'iil e rguiilatleu will be eflected
iet TIiiiimIiiv evening
The fnllnv leg luiipnrart effii'iri" have
.been elected : 1". O, Teull, president:
iV. J. Dunn, secretary, and 8. II.
Welts, treasurer. .
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Mr i ImV(1) Sillily ,lr-li,l.4IS UI.UU
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alive, here is a price smashing just when every man wants a cool
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This special group brings even better values than ever
before. They present new purchases new styles new patterns
and new colorings. Mr. Hill says they are the best he has yet
offered and every one at a saving of half or mere.
1000 Men's Blue Serge
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With 1 or 2 Pairs of Pants
One-Half!!!
Here is another wonderful value MR.
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sational savings en his entire stocks of 3
piece cloth suits and MOST OF THEM
WITH TWO PAIR OF PANTS.
Yeu can shop high and low in the city
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anything te equal the quality of the woolens,
the styles or the savings.
SPORT Medels Aplenty
And every man can be fitted, whether
he is tall or short, stout or slim and plenty
of regulars, of course.
Men's White Flannel
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The kind
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that
bell
Men's Linen Knickers, $4.50
$5 and $6 Worsted
ranis &
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mixtures.
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