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CHILDREN PARADE
KJertrtien Cerrtera of City Coti-
diiet'OWn DemonstrAtlens
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NOVEL FEATURES' SHOWN
V.
Many"
nerel
features showing the
"' .- I .IIMiui . munauiii
I? Ami were seen fa neighborhood parades
I' '?!": j .irU mm lii various tilnv-
- mnnn iiv rimuicii ... iiumviuwn
Siwds in nil sections of the city te-
ts.
& ninrehlng' through the Wreet.
r?Pn.nK;mAa nt.vnrlfllis'schoelg,
p?ai7-;BIIabeth.,P:Nelli mrycter of
jitrroundsef the Beard of Education.
EeX:eTentualIy,te have one .big parade
ffTJreaiTstreetih.. Adilch". the achijel
eWldrtn.'ef the entire .city will partaken-'
parade "waa comparatively
Call, but. every, effort was made te
re " them colorful , and - interesting
ijltroTware'tfehta to'symbellie Ithrf 1ftns
' Lf-rtsrpayMn""-0
Snwrwhich they we" ones :they have
, lua during playground hours under.
the" supervision of 'their, instructors.
Rene of the girls who are taking hygiene
Sadjahd baby health work were
'drtattd'te represent Bed Cress, nurses :
ethers' were dressed as flowers.
The' children, carried pesters. Seme
Mile their bicycle; ethers had their ex
'Brtfi wagons, and the girls wheeled
their dell carriages and carried their
According te Miss O'Neil, the pur
mm 'of the parades is te educate the
tmbltc as te th part the public school
Unreunds assume' in making geed
eittens of the city's boys and girls.
-This, 'she said, may lead te a demand
M the part of the public for mera play play
petttds next year. .
BELONGINGS-OF MURDERED
BOY NATURALIST ARE FOUND
rSrienal Effects of F;. C. Lawrence
' , Discovered en Tree Stump
. Personal belongings of Fenimore
Cooper Lawrence, young naturalist,
whole body was discovered en the banks
ef the Pennypack Creek, June 21, with
two bullet holes in it, were found late
ysttfrtay by Martin LAwrence, the
young man's father, after Ave weeks'
mku by police and neighbor had
filled te disclose their whereabouts.
Retting en the large flat surface of
a tree stump near Walnut Hill dta dta
ties, three-quarters of a mile from the
Sit where the body was found, were
wrenee's belongings, which consisted
of' a 'sleeping bag, a fountain pen,
safety razor, lead pencil ami a small
rum, of money. The young man's coat
tad' a pair of army shoes were the
eely, things missing, according te
Lawrence's father.
Italians living nearby told the au
thorities they had seen the articles en
theitrte stump, but' knowing .they had
belonged te the dead youth, refused te
disturb them. The Italians walk doily
n.arrend forty, feet from where the
boy's father found the articles.
One of the police theories of 'young
Lawrence's death was that of robbery.
Net satisfied by the police supposition,
the 'senior Lawrence sought diligently
for his son's personal effects.
The finding of the boy's belongings
strengthens the theory that he was
murdered by some one whose enmity
he Incurred while trapping.
MAYOR ORDERS PROBE
' OF "NICK" ELLIS' PAROLE
Wants te Learn If There Were Any
t Irregularities r
Majer Moere today directed three
, Mmbers of his cabinet te conduct an.
Miquiry into tne parole et "Mck"
Ellis te learn if any city empleye was
iarelved in Ellis' nlleged relcnee
though payment of $1500. They nin
Directors Cortelyou, Worburten and
Cltr-Soliciter Smyth.
- 'I will gladly welcome an inquiry
ute the Ellis case by Judge Barnctt,"
ni'Mayer said. "Whatever we can de
tl break up the dope truffle in l'liiln
delphla should be done. If any it
.regularities ere found in Ellis' release
tMsame prebe should be conducted as
wit In the Ginsberg case."
.. ,s a,leKC(l te have told friends
that he was paroled after serving two
oaths of an eighteen -month sentence
ft paying $1600 te a mysterious
Jennny alee." He was re-arrcsted last
week and is held In Meyamensing nria
?. Pending results of an investigation.
ANOTHER RUM SHAKE-UP
vis 8ays Many Changes Coming
for "Geed of Service"
Announcement of the first big shake-JP-1mng
Federal prohibition agents
SMui.9tatS.w,s made todey by State
"ohibltlen Director Davis.
The Director plans ttfiihlft all agents
i. X en? ,pest. of duty t0 another wlth
?ii i'fV dit-'c"' in which the State
iiL. cdier t,,e "Bed et the service,"
nts affected thus far are Michael
,Vn,nelly. from Philadelphia te Wil Wil
Uamspert and William Davis, from this
"" te Harrisburg.
Director Davis also announced that
Wohbltlen office in Hgrrlsburg. plans
submit hU resignation and will leave
e service te enter college. The Dl Dl Dl
TiiriWlll,Boen announce a successor
w nil his place, he said.
Aute Fractures Girl's Shoulder
f wi5ri Thortiten, seven years old,
SL57 AW1 Wyfcth street, was
truck at Ufty-ntxth street and Weed-
X?5.avunu? laBt n'Sht y automobile
drlren by William Duers. of Madisen
Su ' 1)uer'' tek thu girl te Miserl Miserl
ceraja Hospital, where she was treated
w. a fractured shoulder blade. Ducrs
a arrested.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICEN8E8
Ttnk O. Hh1.T.I inns c .- . .
?"e"ft c" 5ln,0!'j,!(,!r, Varren .t.T and
Olilin' 9nvn,;..?a8 EaIn t.. and Mary
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Slf,.r Llttceuras. Beat Valnut it., and
. UUJ 11a Urm.n .,
L.wceuras. 00BI 1
. Laihokei, Camd
swyld, Jr., 1010 N
fthren. 1288 Man
Norten, llldley
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Idle l'ark. Pa,, and
ChutZTi, ;,: VreL'y.
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anten.'ra., and Helen
Ji5,'..,vJ,",a.lP.. Bcranten. Pa
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'.' Oedrrey. Atlantic t'ltv .nil fr
Wfihun , I?; 883a Mfkt at. "
Mum $K. .?. E'mroel RVa and
r-'"", Q9i Aiaaier at.
Jwm iJSwin ceai,
"0 qutitlnn- ! lll TVIII II COaiT
"aay-S heuaihtMi.",Jffn'lnnl,V te truuble
0 thS .." wAn'5J McOarry.
taaw 110 fXDtfrtB tt ti Tlnnun I ,,..
l W. WiT,..i?Jn"iT,ln?Jh uWt of cool.
la Men section urecuuui ,""".
, Seft-.rtspeetlve.playgreunds, where they
irtlelpated inf gymnastics and- display
"J" Inlfp., , v""v""nn, wnicn ara oil
Cr."V''''V.lfiWX,r.eM'e",,2,,r IP th"
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FtUhADELPHIA
WILL $E HONORED AT FRANCE
- '
Namei of Henry H. Woodward
and Mian C. Biddle te Ge
en Memerial in Verdun
r
Were Among 57 Americans
Who Were Members 'of Fa
mous Lafayette pscadrille .
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llvMW?nPthJa&pWay" wh0 or their
1st of H?iV2fM W?r nr?'nmeng the
Li..... fly-seven Amerfcan heroes
erectlenmmrjLw,n h beMt ?&
erection of a memerinl mr.i.n i'v.-
aun. .-,-.- .... f -
.P150"6 fr,dT of this historic dt
fflriile!,,,e !?rylf tafayette
ieXra.e0fW7'.clh:"
membf;
"?; ArU,u.rB.,ddI.e..Pt Amjblc.r....,
Z,ai btfl LeJtennnt Woodward's
wrecked machine and his" grave.
T$i!)ee,iJn?l,"'tcr he hll Joined the
IiSmI?'16 a? . ?en" Wcutennnt
Blddle was killed .while, protecting an
observation plane ever the 'German
Within the boundaries of the memo meme
rial garden will be laid, their parents
consenting, the bodies of these fifty
seven members of the Escedrille. The
task of establishing the memorial
garden has been undertaken by lliosur lliesur
y'vlng members of the organisatien and
their friends with the help of relatives
of the' men who fell and the full co
operation of the French. Government.
Actual construction work is new
under way under the supervision of
Alexander Marcel, France's chief archi
tect, who was .directed by his Govern
ment te proceed with the work. The
project will cost $50,000, which haa
been subscribed.
Three ether Pennsylvania boys who
are included in the list-of fifty-seven
are Corporal Philip P. Benny, of Pitts-
"WORLD IS POISONED"
8e 8aya Chestnut Street Orator,
Who la Taken .te Hospital
A debonair young stranger paused n
moment in front of a group of men at
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets this
morning and exclaimed leudly:
"This world is nothing but poisoned
spirits. Tomorrow I enter the king king king
domxef happiness. This la my last day
in such a world. I dwelt with one wne
showed me a greater city deserted, but
reflecting the glory of "
' At that moment Patrolman Beuder,
et the Fifteenth and Locust streets
station hove in sight and pushed his
w"ay (through the crowd. He spoke
kindly te the stranger and then took
him te the station house.
When he was. examined by Dr. Wal
ter Daley, a police surgeon, he said he
was Jeseph K. Morehead, twenty-two,
of Denver, Cel. Dr. Daley ordered him
committed te the Philadelphia Hospital
for observation. , .
HELD FOR ROBBERY
Twe Philadelphia Men Arrested en
Complaint Frem Atlantic City
. we PhllaTdelphlans were arrested as
they alighted from an Atlantic City
train in the Camden terminal last
night, charged with having robbed
Leuis Carr, of Atlantic City, of $130.
They are Themas Ryan, twenty-five
years old, Fifty-fifth street and Wal Wal
eon avenue, and Geerge Culberson,
twenty-two, Fifty-fifth and Pine
streets. Beth admitted they had been
with Carr, whom they met at the re
sort, but denied having robbed hint.
They, were turned ever te Atlantic City
police.
SmoVBEwerPiANrs
will glVe an abundant crop next season
If set out new'.
We have all the leading; aorta
CELERY PLANTS
Sturdy plants, freah every day.
Gelden Self-Blanching;, Giant
Pascal, White Plume,
Winter King Winter Queen
Alse Cabbage and Brussels
Sprouts plants.
SEASONABLE SEEDS
Beans, Cern Salad, Kale,
Lettuce, Radishes, Spinach,
Turnips, etc.
BTOBB CLOSES 5 P. M. DAILY
1 P. M. 8ATUHDAY8
Catalog Free
518-516 MARKET ST.
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77te Life of a Heme
cannot be reckoned by
years it is a matter of
generations. Once'built,
that home should be
come a lasting thing of
beauty and satisfaction
and economy. If you
contemplate buildimj a
home, by all means con
sider polished plate glass
for beauty, satisfaction
and economy.
Writ fer'BulUlin Ne. J
Founded 1884
HIRES TURNER
GLASS COMPANY
30th aad WaUut
PHILADELPHIA
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HOUSTON XOODWARO
burgh, who was kitled January 25,
1018; Lieutenant Henry F. Jehnsen,
Seuth Bethlehem. May 21. 1018. and
Majer David McKelvey Petersen, of
Hinesdale, who died March 10, 1019.
WOUNDED BRIDE, DIES
Shet Accidentally aa Huaband'e Gun
Fell Frem Shelf
Mrs. Florence Sharp, vlctin.' of an
accidental shot from an automatic pistol
At Wildwood Sunday,, died early today
In the Cooper Hospital, Camden.
. Her husband, Jehn Sharp, of Glen Glen Glen
dore, who was at her bedside, Is pros
trated with grief, believing that he is
responsible for the fatal shot. The
couple had been married only a abort
time. ,
"According te blm, the pistol was dis
charged when It fell from a shelf. They
had gene te Wildwood for the week
end te visit friends, and were seated
In the living room Sunday evening when
the accident occurred.
Sharp reached for a magazine lying
en the shelf near. the pistol, and the
weapon, falling from Its position, ex
ploded upon striking the fleer. His
wife collapsed suddenly, and It was
found that the bullet had struck her. in
the stomach.
Weman'a Ring Missing
Mrs. Edith Herbert, 1234 North Fifty-fourth
street, reported the less of a
diamond ring valued at $200 te the
police this morning. It is net known
wneiner tne ring was stolen or mislaid
Office anvl
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MANN'S
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J29 Market Street
THE Helmes Press cus
tomers knew the value of
Artists, Copy Men, Typog
raphers and Printers, all
in one organization a
complete printing service.
The Helmes Press, 'Prinitn
1315-29 Chamr Strctt
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careful
of the quality of the feed
you buy in het weather.
Appetites are hard te
tempt these days .feed
must be "just se;"
Our customers knew
that they can always be
sure of receiving perfect
satisfaction, even in the
hottest weather, when
they deal at our Stores.
The reason is, we carry
only quality meats and
groceries and sell them at
such a rapid rate you are
always sure of receiving
fresh goods,
Buy all your meats and
groceries
Where Quality Counts
and
Lew Prices Prevail
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Mrs. F.B. Kamp Gets Warrant
for Man Who Entertained
trrx at-Seaehere
LOANS STILL ARE UNPAID
Search, Is belnf made In nil parts et
the country bT the t police for F.. A.
Stanley charged with stealing dlnmentib
tamed at tuuuuirem tne emces oae.
R. Knmp & C5e.J Jewelers, In the Burd
Building. ,
A warrant was Issued at1 the request
of Mm. Frnnrfn B.-,Kamn. C540 BaW
tlraer'e-avenue, he-has been manasing
the JcwftJrjr,' concern .sinee. the .death of
her husband. taVmcnt.ef two leatis
ei euyu cacu ana in suugui uj iuip,
Kamp and-a relative. . -
Stanley, wheihds a pleasing manner,
became acquainted with Mm. Kamp
nnvernl menflm nre. He was. Denial ana
generous. Three w'eoks.flge he Invited
Mrs. Kama and twe.'relatlvcs te Atlan
tic City and while He' was acting' as
LabI ALa lL lliBkAail jhaftjk aa4Vjhai
from the Phlladclnhla establlshmeht.
The' police bcllcve Stanley Induced
his guests te go te the shore In order
that the diamonds might be taken easily
by n confederate.
Stanley Is thirty two rears old. five
feet nine Inches tall, weighs 135 pounds
and has unrK hair and eyes.
BAND CONCERTS TONIGHT
The. Municipal Band will play to
night en Spring Garden street be
tween Tenth and Eleventh.
The Fnlrmeunt Park .Band will play
at Strawberry Mansion.
The Falrmeunt Park Symphony Or
chestra will play at Lemen Hill.
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VACATION TIME
FOR ECONOMY AND YOUR CONVENIENCE INCLUDE IN
YOUR BAGGAGE A WONDERFUL NEW
W1LLCOX & GIBBS
Portable Electric Sewing Machine
When that suit, dress or wearing apparel is accidentally
tern or rlpped.it will net be necessary te run for a seam
stress or tailor if you have a WiUcex & Gibbs sewing
machine at hand.
The W. & G. Portable Electric Sewing Machine gives
trie current instca
yuu mu luvnue v. KkMI,b ..
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Bapping
It does all the high-class ar
machine will de and will de it
having an electric socket. The speed can be controlled,
fast or slew, as veu wish it. Sews anv weicrht mntnrlni
'with equal efficiency. Ne bobbins te wind. Ne tensions
te regulate Your old machine taken in part payment.
Yeu will find it very convenient te" have
one with you en your summer, vacation
ASK fOB DEMONSTRATION. WITHOUT OIIMOATION, IN YOUR
I1UMU. BMAL1, riKST t'AlKNT JI.VLANCI5 ON KA8V TKHS1S.
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Ce.
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1709 Chestnut Street
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MAMEND LIFE WITH GAS:
WIDOW LOSES INSURANCE
Nete Lift for Bearder Reveals Sul
elde In it Bathtub .
' Fred Baumelstcr, .2705 North Bonsall
. iaf -u,v nrnlvi1 a nlnn te com
mit suicide without, depriving his widow,
of his insurance, xesteraay ne w.
found dead In the bathroom et his home
by William Leescber, a roomer.
, Loescher found this new en a table:
"Bin.x ,.
"Don't' light any matches. Don't
take matches for your pipe te the bath
room or you will blew up. Take, off
the hose and they will think I drowned."-
. . .
" , Loescher ran- up the stairs, opened
the bathroom. deer and found the body.
After 'informing the police Loescher
finished reading the note. It said: r
"New listen, Bill, don't ,go out 'and
fell the neighbors. Qpen the bathroom
first and take the hose off se they won't
knew what happened. Send a tele
gram" te my wife, but don't tell hei
what, happened. , ue as i ten you, he
cause she might' net 'get' the Insurance
If i'ceirimlt suicide. Keep 'this te your-
self." r
MrR.'.Baumelster' was. with her sis
ter, 'Mrs., Anna Stewart, who is spend
ing the" summer at 830 Charles place,
Ocean 'City. Baumefster Was forty -seven
years old and n'bnrber.
, Wills Probated Today
.. Wills probated today were these of
Israel W. Hart. ?OQ0O ; .Emily E. Dun
lap, $522,000 1 Henry Hess, S10,O00,und
Hannah AVclkcl, $10,000.
Letters were granted te administrate
the estate of Stephen -P. Wagner, 2204
Hunting Park avenue, valued at $5100.
Inventories of the personal estates of
Rebert P. "Cregar, S12.020.49, and
Emily L. Iteynl, $10,473.48, were
made.
WUm Wit "Charles, what
ever you de, don't forget te call
the MOON people and order
our car. Yeu knew, the folks
last night said they were
getting scarce. . . . Don't for
get the color either that blue
one we saw."
Prices i $1295 $1785 $2785
F. O. B. Factory
Diiplay Roem Opmn Evening
Moter Cars
The ear of the ten proven unite
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vandergrift, Pres.
85S N. Bread St. Phene Poplar 7588
& Campbell
Finest fitting Suits
and the Coelest
116.60 te $22.60
$20.00, te $36.00
$30.00 te '$66.00
$30.00 te $48.00
$28.00 te $36.00
Why wear a "mussy" suit just be
cause you want te be cool? Yeu can
be dressed very smartly nil the time
and be mere comfortable than ever
you have been by wearing one of these
feather - weight, perfectly tailored
suits. Nene se nice or se economical.
Sewing Made
a Pleasure
fwuv., Aiutii any VILX
your own nervous energy.
ss swimr that anv ether Rtnmlnnl
in any room in thu house
asstar in Uu pap.r is uqietce
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AUTO VICTIM PIES
Mlaa Tlllla .Harrison, Hurt Sunday,
Passes Away In Camden
, ,Mlsfl THlle Harrison) 1830 Christian
street, one of the victims in an auto
mobile crash near Camden Bunday,,died
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HERALOIGrNeMONOGRAM' DESIGNS ENGRAVED
IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HERALDRY
Signet RJngs In Plain Geld
Jade Lapis Lazuli and Bleed Stene.
The same may be applied te Stationary.
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PHILADELPHIA
Our Annual
Summer Sales
Offering Values in Giddin Fashions
That Are Unprecedented
Reductions of te Vi
DAT and EVENING GOWNS
TAILORED and COSTUME SUITS x
DAY and EVENING WRAPS
SPORTS APPARELBLOUSES
SWEATERS SKIRTS
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HILLANDALE
A New Eagle Shirt for
Sports Wear
3.50
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kt ''wtW&Cmp HeWlUl. Her
skull was; fractured and she received
Internal injuries. ,
The ethers in the accident, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hursey, 1X35 Seuth Nine
teenth street, will recover. The car
they were in' was struck by another
machine, which did. net step
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1. The two plaits give all
They are se cleverly
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3. Then, in repose, the back of the Hillandale resem
bles very closely that of a regular cellar - attached
model. A very desirable characteristic.
4. The Hillandale is made of Pembroke Oxford, one
of the finest cheviets we've ever seen. The fabric,
firmly woven of excellent cotton yarn, is specially
shrunk and finished with just enough mercerization.
5. Being an Eagle Shirt, the attached cellar is cut en
scientific principles. It hugs the neck all around.
6. The shirt is cut full enough in the body te make it
ideal for sports wear.
7. It is stitched strong enough (with double rows of
eighteen tied stitches te the inch) te stand any strain.
8. Its extra length helps te keep the skirt anchored
very essential in a sport shirt. The sixth button
keeps the front closed even in action.
9. Its center plait is finished te the end of the skirt, and
if it does work out, it still leeks presentable.
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Palm Beaches
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$25 and $28
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