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24? 1922'
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OUTINGS; 50 SAVED
(Twe Canoeists Lese Lives, Girl
Diving in Vain te Rescue
' Man at Lily Lake
SHORE HOSPITALS FILLED
Tour perens ilrowned when bnth
Ing In nenrby wntcrt jretertlny. Fifty
ere retcucil from dreunlug by life
guard?.
Snmuel Tlntt, twenty-five jenrs old,
lf)38 Hint Moynr.ieit'inc nvenuc. win
drowned cnrly Inst night In tlie i.ike
Hlnckwoed. X. J., when his ennee
tipped ever.
nBthei'8 Mvnm te his rescue, nnd
three doeteM worked for hnlf nn hour
trylnc te revive him, but failed.
June I'lt7serald, fourteen je.irs old,
in23 Seuth Tuoiity-N-eeml street, is in
Brewer's llevpitnl. Woodbury, ns the
result of n nenr drewnlnc jesterdny in
Almnnesseii I.nke, near Hlnckwoed, N".
J. She was soled with cramps when
he went in batliinR nfter a hearty meal.
She had reup down twice when pulled
from the water by ether bnthers.
(!lrl Pal's te Save Canoeist
Hugh MeOrath. '2C,0Ti Seuth Twelfth
Btrcet, let hi life when bathing with
friends in the Delnware nt Ilillitip'-pnrt.
N. .1. Mc(irath was a girded war et
rran nnd twent.i -eight enrs ell. His
bedv wan recetcrpd an hour later.
Despite the efforts of Miss Marj
Marjett. seventeen, -1-0 Fairmount
avenu'. this city, te rescue him. IM
xrnrd Redman, eighteen, of Ccergia and
Atlantic aenues, Atlantic City,
drowned nt Ltl Lake, ten miles from
Atlantic City.
His ennne overturned when he steed
up nnd "rocked' it. Miss Mnr.witt
dived into the lake fully clothed and get
Hedman by the cellar, but was pulled
under and had te let se te save her
own life.
Geerge Slew. Jr.
Y. W. C. A. GIRLS TASTE JOYS
OF CAMPING AT PERKIOMEN
Swimming, Beating and Nature Study Occupy Class of Sixty
five Every Week
On the Fcrkiemen. nbeut five tnllci
from Norrlstewn, Is the new Y. . Cl
A. camp, willed Providence Maner,
Here come school girls, business girls
and girls in Industry in relays of a
dozen or mere te sample the lntel
feminized sports of bahcball, swimming
and high climbing.
The camp Is in two cottages nt the
erv rim of the creek. Nearby Is n
barn In which Is building a bath that
will be put te divers (no offense) Ubes.
The second story of this building will
lx- n dormitory with qunrters ter some
fifteen glrl.s.
The camp has collected n number of
notables; among them Miss Dorethy
Mghtfoet. n swimming nnd diving
champion from Kensington? The camp
supervisor Is Miss Mary Jehns; -La
director Miss Ethel Slough.
About sixty. live girls can be taken
care of nt the camp, nnd this quota
Is filled every week-e'.rf.
RECORD YEAR IN ENGLAND
Mere Blrthi, Marriage, Divorces
and Fewer Deaths In 1920
Londen, July 24. The year 102(1
furnished several records In vital fcta
tlstlcs, according te the nnnunl report
of the Registrar General of England
nnd Wales. Births totaled 057,782, a
new high record. Deaths numbered
400,130. or a rate of 12.4 per thousand
of population. This is the lowest death
rate since 1802, when the population
was only hnlf that of 1020. Infafit
mortality was the lowest recorded, the
rate being 80 per thousand births.
Marriages totaled a70,802, also a
record. The natural increase in popu
lation was 401,052, the largest ever
recorded. Divorces were nearly three
times the number of any year prier te
1010.
WHISKY FOUND IN AUTO
Machine Moves 8e Slowly the Po
lice Become Suspicious
The slew progress of two men in nn
automobile and another with a heavy
grip late Saturday nisht near Tenth
and Buttonwood streets excited the sus
picions of two patrolmen of Captain
Van Hern's "clean-up sound.
Tlie peecmen approached the trio,
miffed n few times nnd peeped within
the -machine. Then they arrested the
men, who said they weic Geerge Brant
Icy, Eighteenth street north of Poplar,
Jeseph Klclnhard, Fifty-third street
below Springfield avenue, nnd Leuis
Edelstcin. Ninth nnd Jacksen streets.
Brantley, it Is alleged, was carrying
a suitcase in which the police say they
found three gallons-of liquor, live
gallons mere'werc found in the machine
that Klelnbard
driving.
and tedeliteln ,wi.
Bey Drowns In Lansford
Lansfenl, a., July 24. Lester ttt
sixteen-year-old son of the Iterill
Mrs. P. B. Swope, of Lansford! Jl;
nlrist with pramnn whlln .,i . .
Illllliu uuu "" "'"'"inii He Wl k
senior of the Lansford High Scheel
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Cerns?
Cn sua ""-"-I' y r
Necre. was drowned in Gardner's
Basin, near Atlantic Cit , shortly after ' .
neon yesterday. '
Girl Kenerts Fiance Missing !
The Atlantic City police were notified
by Miss Agnes McCetid. of Patt-rsen,
?. J., thnt.her fiance, Harry A Knt-
wlstle. also' of Pateren. hnd been
mising since he went bathing off Mlchi- !
gan avenue.. She said Entwistlc swam
out a considerable distance nnd was i
seen te be in distress bv Y. It. Pedd,
of Montclair. N. J. Dedd netifiisl the
Mississippi avenue guard, who failed te
find any tincc of tile man.
At Atlantic City the emergency hes.
pltals several times weic filled with
patients for resuscitation. Twenty
five were taken from the surf. Among
the Philadelphlans rescued were; Abra
ham Coulter, of IT-'-H) Seuth Fifth
street, who had n heart attack In the
surf off Virginia avenue; Mrs. Henry
Mathews, of 21111 North Harvard
street; Carl H. Deughertv. of 2:105
Catharine street, swept out bv the cur
rent at Virginia aenue and battered
against n jetty, several teeth being
knocked cut and his face slashed, and
Harry Delll, Klalne lllnir. Charles
Moere. Mrs. H. .T. Debrlel. Mr. and
Mrs. Jeseph llarlngtnn. D.iviil North,
Frnnces Segnl. .Inck Fisher. .lelin Wil
Hams, Jack Burges. Hareld -I.ockweod,
Jehn Sweeney. James Ite-enbaum, Jo Je
seph Campbell, Itcuben Newman and
Max Krlkenlan.
Klght Kescued at Wllduned
At Wildwood eight persons were res-
cued, including the following from this
city nnd nearby :
Mr. and Mrs. Garrigues. 3301) North
Fifteenth street: Jehn Wright. (1130
Cedar avenue; William H. Franklin,'
1736 Seuth Tenth street ; Mrs. Geerge
Adams. Sixteenth and Tnsker streets, '
and Walter Wlllmett nnd Clara Hen-1
nett, 482S Broadway. Camden. N. J., ,
and Mrs. Alice Thompson, Falrview, I
N. J. I
At Ocean Greve life guards rescued
SI. Steelman, 2150 North Bancroft '
street; J. Splnlk, 025 Catharine street;
SIar.v Stein, 4442 Ludlow street ; W.
J. Nenner. 1711 Huntingdon btreet,
and Miss K. M. Scheer. 1MU1 West
Ontario street, all of Philadelphia.
James Brown, Jr.. of orristewn,
who was visiting relatives nt Pert
Kennedy, was rescued from drowning
Jn the Schinlklll by Koscoe Fastwoed
and Allen Hurdle, of Pert Kennedy,
he were swimming nearby.
BABY KILLED IN CARRIAGE
Parents Pick Berries When Herse
Takes Fright
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kilner, of
Parkview avenue. Willow Greve, went
U en a berry-picking expedition ester-
!,- clay. Inking their threc-niotith-eld son,
i Frank W.. along.
I Near Fitsswntertnwn nnd Welsh
j reads, according te the police, the par-
ents halted tlieir horse nnd get out of
i the carriage te ptil; berries, leaving the
M baby en the seat.
J The horse became frightened, broke
i its fastenings nnd ran away, the result
t' being a (olllslen with the automobile of
Dr. W. Huber. of Glenside. The meter
car was standing in front of n 1ieum
t"' .which the doctor had jubt entered. He
! hurried out and found the carriage up-
, side down.
When the carriage was righted the
baby was found dead.
The parents arrived at the scene of
the collision u few minutes after the
crash.
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Was Wilsen a
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measures taken by Ferd in his ridiculous attack upon
the Jews see Nerman Hapgood's " Henry Ferd's Jew
Mania III" for complete exposure of the attempts
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Jane Addams. Cel. Heuse and Justice Brandeis te
put the Civil Liberties Bureau under unjust suspicions
te turn Otte Kahn's dinner te the Prince of Monace
into a forerunner of treachery te America te prove
Einstein a malicious Jewish Protagonist te discredit
the Rev. Jehn Haynes Helmes, one of the most valued
spiritualist leaders of the country te prove that the
mine strikes were inspired by the Jews and maintained
te further Jewish interests te show that the Jews
"broke" Taft as President and that new he is a Gentile
front for them.
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