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ISTAYSJNHOSPITAL
Alice Joyce Will Be Kept Under
Observation iui u row
Days Mere'
STILL
MUM ON IDENTITY
iutiA Tevce." tlie woman n( mvs
M$M Xlll te leave the l'Mlii
r7u General IIepitnl teilny. but
iilMkent under eWrvntinn for mv-
as it in neiicvcci sue 13
Li dars longer,
S!?..Vir7mnortat.en find assist-
3U have been refused h- tlm woman,
!fl ha be carefully gunrded her Idea-
ftiV She has snld that slie lias lriendu
i? the city, nnd u'111 fintI employment
ihen released. She was nrrested as n
Lant and trespasser,
ftnlr one clinncc for Identification
mains nnii iiuntu ,iu.i,t l...... ,i .e ..
LAa nnl.
rrhe slight clue Is based en Informa
tion that she Is Mrs. Amnion David
kdser who is said te have left her litis
hind In Pottstenn several months age.
,v Detect vc llureaii. the yeunjr
woman's ability te defy and resist the
ttrenxrst enerifi 01 uiu yum-i- u i-nuu-lUh
h identity, breaks nil records.
"N'ever before In the history of the
Philadelphia Police Department," said
tk Captain, has anybody successfully
Mtntcd the police from learning who
tier are and where they belong.
"Our niest bnflllng murder1 cases
iecm easy compared te the puzzle pre
tnted by this yeutiR woman. Wc
lttCrl m a iu- '"' u siiikiu ciuw
j who she is or wnerc sne came
hum."
The name of "Alice Joyce" Is merely
unturned one, in the opinion of Cap-UlnSeuder.
Tfle Ireiglll uum in mi-ii mic us
found flceplns came from New Ens-
Bland. The police are new uncertain as
te' whether sue rcauy linn traveled in
tie freight car. On May ft she wus
ratenced te ninety days for vagrancy
by'Magiitrate PenneeU. At the Heuse
of Correction sue netPiepcu uysicnn
md tried te commit suicide. She was
thtt transferred te the Philadelphia
Hospital, where she bus been under
tie constant studv and care of phsi-
dans in the psj"hepathic w.ird.
A few da? s age wmie tup pence were
itnifglhiB with her te tube her liimer liimer
priets and her photograph she volun
teered te talk. She told n 1 ambling
itery about being from Ituffiiln, N. Y.
fie said that she was married there a
few years age and that she had left her
iiifband "mi account of another
(reman. Hut tlie story proved te tie
temancing.
Leuis Reth, of J!U7 Seuth Juniper
itreet, jesterdny told the detectives that
the description of "Alice .Tejce" tallied
4oeewhat with that of Mrs. Amnion
Sirldlieiser, who left her husband in
fottstewn, Pa , about the same time
tie Joyce woman was nrrested here,
het the authorities at the hospital say
tic; de net believe the "mystery
tebiiii" is the missing Mrs. Dald-leiier.
Tie woman Is fully aware that her
wtetce will be oempletrd tomorrow
lad told the physicians she was going
te earn her own living when released.
She refused the aid of both the police
tad charitable orsanizatiens.
EVENING PUBLIC- LEDGEB-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922
8
INFANT'S RIGHT TO WAIL '
UPHELD BY JERSEY MAYOR
Ex-Acter's Plea That Father
Make Baby Step Crying or
Else Move Denied by John John Jehn
eon, of Bridgeton
Down in Newclls lnne, Bridgeton,
i. J., n street te all appearances quiet
nnd peaceful, there was walling nnd
weeping nnd gnashing of teeth. The
Walllnct uns rinnn lit n clT.tnnntl..n1,1
baby, the weeping by Mrs. Eddie Lutz.
who- ei n former vaudeville ncter who
lives next deer, and the gnashing of
teeth by the exasperated Eddie him
self. Fer days it continued.
Then exasperation reached its limit,
nnd Eddie took his troubles te the
Mayer Samuel Jehnsen.
His wife was ill, lie said. The baby
cried fe constantly that It nnneved her.
It had upset her nerves. The' father,
he said, ought te make the Infant step
Its trying he ought te slvc it seething
sirup, or he oughtte move.
The father also appeared before the'
Mayer. He acknowledged that the baby
cried, and admitted his lnnbllltv te
make It step. But he would net inevc.
"The bnbv la tcethlnn," he said.
Mayer Jehnsen smiled. He knew of
no law. he said, te regulate the crying
of babies. If Mr. I.utz was se an-
rr ,',"; "'. .j;fikP.''
SHOOTS WOMAN
K 1
Rejected Suiter Falls Acress
Bedy of Victim at 334
Earp Street
SIX SHOTS WERE FIRED
LITTLE RIOT DOWNTOWN
Twe
DAILY BAND CONCERTS
Programs Arranged for Parks This
' Everring
The Municipal Hand will play tonight
en Mrfflin street between Seventeenth
nnd Eighteenth. The program will be:
"America"
Mnrch "Sp-inlBh Fert" Ilroeko
u.rnurr ji uunnny ' tilncz
Vecal eole Sflepteil.
Mr S Mollnsen
'Scrpnata" Drdln
lcle 1 no iTim.-i Denna . . Herbcit
"Lla Entrrlne the Cithedr.il." frnm
"LehenBrtn" Wagner
irnur duiw ncieciea
Mr. Jere &haw
Valse dl Concert "Artist's Dream,"
,,.. . Vellstcdt
Sulte d nallet "MascnrndG" LirnniA
(l) CltAcft. IM llnrlenilln anrl f'eliimhln.
(c) Ths ru"hlnelle Family, 0) The Man-
ueiinis.s. lei I'romenane.
"Star Spangled llanner"
The Fnirmeunt Park Hand will play
at Strawberry Mansion. Tlie pregram:
Overture "Wrnjl" Wanner
OranU ie;n9 from "I.i Ilehemc" Puccini
(a) Interme7zis '"Iho Hner Queen" Salzr
tb) 3pan!h Serenade "La .Mar.eln,"
Ullenbew
"ftufulnn rantaev" Teb.nl
"Nell Owsn Dances" German
(a) Country Dance, (b) Pasterale, (c) Mer
rvmnkers Xylophone eole "I.enK, Ixjnft Age." Dlttrlch
. Mr. P-ilcr Lew In
VnlSe d rencert "I.es Slrenea" .Waldteufel
Mtledles frm "Marcelln" Luders
"Mar SpangUd Bpnner"
At tlie Parkway concert. Parkwav
band-stand, tonight the soloists will be
Seprano. Katbrinc (Jrey; harp, Trail'
cis J. hapttlne; cornet, Emil Koen Keen
necke: trumpet, Ilcinard linker, trom
bone, tSiacinte Spadatcinl; English
horn. Wllllnin Adams; baritone. An An An
toneo del Campe; xylophone, Willlnm
Heitz. Tlie program will be as fol fel
lows :
Negro aids 2 bandits
Hilts Pedestrian, Then All Three
Draw Revolvers and Get $157
...Twe jeunz white men and one N'ctre.
rich armed with a rovehcr. held up
M robbed i.dward e Schailes. 271
JTest lrle nienue. at Itre.id nnd Hain-
tit( streets r.nh tetlnt. e.cmi)1ii" with
(157.
Scharles, who was walking north en
Bm4 street, was accosted by the Ne
w, who aKed fur a mntcli. As he
compiled ith th irqtifst the two white
wa approached and suddenly all tlnec
ew revolvers and commanded their
itictim te "ennic aciess."
Harlng obtained Scharles' money one
' the white men told him m k-non nniet
KUIthey were out of sight and all tlnec
ra then ran south en Iiread street.
Bdarles iniinedlatidy reported bN less
the police of the Second nnd Chris
ms streets station.
PIES ON WAY TO VISIT
FRIEND IN HOSPITAL
in. Mary Husenga Dies Near Me
merial Hospital
While en lirr inv in .-id, n ri...i
jj the Memerial Ilespftnl last night,
-. ..lurv nii'eng.1, terty-slx venrs
da. 4fiin rmfc,i, ,.,. f.ii .1-...W
Wit diteate.
Mrs. Carmllla Salvntte. 4034 Canten
ret, who had just been admitted te
te hospital, was the friend whom Mrs.
HMeaja intended te visit.
Cnerture "Itlcnzl" Wagner
Cf.ni.crt nle "Artist I.lte Strauss
Trombone sole Selected.
Mr. Spadacclnl
Suite Henry VIII Orman
(a) Meri Is Dance, (b) Shepherd's Dance,
le) Torch Danre
Intermleslen
Grand selection "CaallerU Rustlcana."
Mascagnl
(a) Dmn Seuth American sketch, Middleton
' epvn- hele faelected
HAVE YOU A BUNGALOW
TO RENT?
DOWN in Jersey semewhere
net mere than twenty
miles from Philadelphia,' In the
Clnes nnd near the water. Is the
ungalew we went. Perhaps you
have Just the enel
It must be furnished; we must
be able te occupy It by Septem
ber First; you must state the
rental In your first letter: and
it should net exceed $250 for
the year. We have no Intentions
of buyingl
Your efferinR shall be appre
ciated. Address It te
C 505. LEDCER OFFICE
?
Full of splendid
nourishment
Fresh Country
EGGS
dez
28
Weman Hurt When Truck Is Hit
Mrs. Mellv Ttnmlff. nf 1.VM l'iir.11,1
ITCAtie. une 1.11, cf.. n.nl.. nl .. it.- i
are ana legs when the automobile in
!5'Ma rlthns with her husband. I
.n,Tu,,nl0 ""' re!ir f a city -owned
etruck, at Twelfth and Sprlni; (iat (iat
te ftreets n.t iKht Mis Kemlg's
E M 'If'cd by n nelshborheoil
WWian. Ne niresth were undo.
MEGGS
Wills Probated
The n in. .-i... .i x. i .. . .
W.Harriet .1. Kyster. Ti-'H!) Chester
wue, 54SOO. and of Kntherlne M.
lrPr;he.e,l m Sea Isln fitv. N.
tnmn:s 8" p!,,a,e V.'llili'd at .j.wUU.
mat M,?,"" f,1('1 ,01, "'" l''isenat
"If 9? Milten M. Miner. SI 17 I AT:
. .Mai tin
Hyueinan',
Carten of
Twelve
In our Phila-, Camden
and suburban Stores
EffWimii
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Jacob
s:i.:ti l.
SOl.SlO.Oll.
and
CHELES
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?Wehav
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'l lllll lldVl
dny.
e nil the lenilinrr cnrla
Wy BEPY PLANTS
i Q.y Plants. frr.h n..
hiJS.,.ca, White I'lumc.
. Alse rV. Winter Queen
-uuu4KC anu lrUS8cja
grouts plants
REASONABLE KRKI.Q
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. " ..eiiin, .-iinacn,
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vutuiup tree
MARKET ST.
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mkt.
(MMTMCVU QWTV
W55
Between Yeu
and the Sky
ACerrugatcd WireClass
reef steps -the electric
light meter.
Imagine a sheet of cor
rugated iron with all its
strength yet possessing
the transparency of glass
that is Corrugated
Wire Glass.
Writ for furthtr information
Founded 1864
HIRES TURNER
GLASS COMPANY
30th and Walnut
PHILADELPHIA
MAYOR SAMUEL JOHNSON,
neyed by bis neighbors ns he seemed te
be, pcrhapi It would be wise for him
te move, uasc dismissed.
TIiIh wap last Saturday. Today n
court of IiIrIi npneal the Mayer's wife
.sustained his decision.
"It was the most ridiculous thins I
ever heard of," snid Mrs. Jehnsen, the
Mayer's wife. "As If that peer Infant
could help crying when it was teeth
lnB." Mr. and Mrs. Jehnsen have three
children of their own Mrs. Arthur
GcrinR, Grace Helen, twenty years old,
and Husscll Kenneth, sixteen years old.
Se the Mayer, having watched the prog
ress of the teething stage in children,
had n reudy sympathy for the father
whose baby se distressed and cxaspcr
ntcd the Lutzes.
And se the wailing continues, nnd if
the weeping and the exasperation still
go en, there is no public demoiWiatien
of the fact. And the Lutzes have net
moved.
Anna Zaduskn. tblrty-slx year? old.
was shot nnd probably fatally wounded
last night In a quarrel with a rejected
suitor In her home nt 334 Earp street.
The man, Antheny Mnckinknl, fotty fetty
five, 430 North Franklin street, then
turned the gun en himself and fired
three shots, which caused his death two
hours later.
Macklnkal hnd been seeking the
woman since a quarrel Saturday. Last
night he found her In her home. lie
tried te effect n reconciliation, but
failed.
As he pulled n revolver from his
pocket the woman tried te grab it and
was shot in the hand. Macklnkal fired
two mere shots as she tried te run up
stairs, the bullets entering her back.
The woman fell. Macklnkal then turned
the w catien en himself, firing three
shots. lie fell across the woman's
body.
Neighbors turned In n riot call. The
two were taken te Mount Slnal Hos
pital. Macklnkal died ,two hours later.
Physicians say the woman has only a
slight chance for recovery.
According te police, the two bad been
living as man and wife until Saturday.
Beth had been married, police say.
Patrolmen Manhandled by
Crowd Prisoner Freed
Ab.Uic result of n fight which started
In n restaurant et lwelfth nnd Fitz
water streets, last night, two police
men were severely manhnndlcd by n
crowd of Negroes, their prisoner was
released, and four of the Negroes wcte
arrested when n riot call brought three
patrol wagons filled with policemen te
the scene.
Patrolmen Rpelser and Silverman, of
the Second nnd Christian streets station,
sent in the riot cnll when the crowd of
mere than one hundred Negroes suc
ceeded In taking their prisoner nwny
from them.
Daisy Hartley, Seuth Isemlnger
street bc'ew Carpenter; Gcerge Warner.
Fitzwatcr street near Twelfth : Purncll
Pleasant, Bninbridge street near Six
teenth, and Jehn Pollack. Fitzwnler
street near Thirteenth, all Negroes,
were nrrested.
Escapes Frem Insane Ward
Antonie Cawha, twenty-eight years
old, inmate of the insane ward at the
Philadelphia General Hospital, escaped
last night, und until n late Heur Ma. I
net been captured.
WHAT INTKKKRTS NEW YORKERS
Sometimes Interests rhiladelphlans as well.
The wheat Is separated from the chaff In
the dally New Yerk letter written by Kay
mend O. Carrell, who knows both his New
Yerk and Iiilladelphla. These letters are
an Interesting feature of the Tinuc Ledeeb.
"Mike It a Habit " Adv.
HITS PINCHOT AND PEPPER
Vlce Chairman of Democratic State
Bedy Speaks Here
Gifferd Pinchot nnd Scnnter Pepper
came in for criticism nt the hands of
the Democratic women Inst night at a
meeting In the Interest of the Demo
cratic; candidates.
Mrs. Clarence Rcnshaw, of Pitts
burgh, vlce chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, asserted that the
claims of Grundy. Orient, Fllnn nnd
Baker alone would prevent the Repub
lican candidate for Governer from
carrying out his Intentions te purify
the. Stnte government.
Frem Scnnter Pepper's attitude in
voting for the retention of th9 senator
ial toga by Senater Newberry It appear
ed te the speaker that he bntl been taken
up Inte a high mountain beforehand.
Other sneakers at the meeting were
Everett Kent, candidate for Congress
In the Thirtieth District, nnd Mrs.
Marie O'Connell, chairman of the Dem
ocratic women's Stnte organization.
Het Water Scalds Baby
A bucket of scalding water fell en
fourteen-meiith-olil Bertha Spefnnch ns
she crawled nleng the kitchen Meer nt
her home, 2."m Durfer street. Inte yes
terday afternoon. The child was badly
biirnul and Is in Mount Slnal Hos
pital in n stcrleus condition.
First
Penny
Savings
Bank
Pays 4 Per
Cent. Interest
2ht and
Batnbridge Sts.
1343 Chestnut Si.
Jehn Wnnnbiaker,
rres.
Yeu can recognize geed
advertising by its echo
increasing business.
zlli
Tun
cigarettes
wAi Jn KvUri
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9 1 m
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They are GOOD!
Employer Recommends
Real Advertising Man
Tills man has put In three snrcess
fnl years of nrivrrtlslnR salesmanship
with a lame metropolitan paper
hacked by lite years of thorough
commercial experience.
At thirty years of agA lie Is seeking
a connection where he can pat a big
ger Jeb across und In which l.e cun
grew. This unfortunately we are
unable te offer him at present. He Is
willing te use his car If desired.
Any one who has a real preposition
te offer a man of this caliber would
de well te write
Dex C 402, Ledger Office "
Thb Helmes Press, Vrinten
1315-29 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
Account Executive
An old-established, well
financed advertising
agency has an opening for
another thoroughly expe
rienced business getter.
The right man has a rec
ord of success with Na
tional accounts and will
find this an unusual
opportunity.
Write fully in confidence,
C 406, Ledger Office.
Modesty "Well, old man.
I've, sworn off bragging about
my car. But since I've
had the MOON the car does
Its own talking and my
friends listen easily."
Prices : $1295 $1785 $2785
F. O. B. Factory
Display Roem Open Evenings
Moter. Cars .
The ear of ten proven units
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vandcrgrift, Pres.
ESS N. Bread St. Phene Poplar 7586
Wire Your Heme
High-grade work installed by a re
liable house guarantees safety and satis
faction. Buy your
Lighting Fixtures
from the manufacturer. Original and
distinctive designs in solid brass only.
BROMUND & SON, Inc.
2337 GERMANTOWN AVE.
Columbia 1011
Open Every Evening Until JO
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Est.
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YEAR TO PAY
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FOR MEN
The Highest Grade Furnishings & Clothing
GREATLY REDUCED
Oitf Annual Summer Reductions of Our Regular Stock
Shirts, Neckwear, Hats, Pajamas, etc.
R
1204 Chestnut
1119-21 Market.
11 Seuth leth
"
MacDonald & Campbell
August Reduction Sale
Men's Fine Clothing
25
Reduction
This sale includes fine suits of unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots,
Tweeds and Hemespuns.
Every suit offered is our regular high-grade MacDonald & Campbell
standard stock the very limit of quality, in materials, style and tailoring,
and the reductions are made from our regular prices charged this season,
se that the opportunity is unsurpassed for discriminating men.
Alterations at Cost
1
Alse Reduced
Men's Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Pajamas.
Straw Hats at l2 price.
Summer Business Hours 8.30 te 5
Saturdays Closed All Day
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
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THE GIFT SUGGESTION BOOK
, Illustrates and prices several hundred
articles for the home and for gifts. Will be
mailed te summer.address as en assistance
te fall furnishing.
M Jlii mm tt w.
Fifth Avenue, 56th and 57th Sts., N. Y.
mtz-ttvltan ptjtla.
August Clearance
Reductions of
V3 te Vx
Original Prices
PREVAIL ON ALL
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Furnishing Goods
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We have made important price revisions in our splen
did assortments of Men's finest Furnishing Goods, and
present an opportunity which is uncqualed elsewhere for
menev saung en merchandise of the highest grades. Seme
examples of the price changes are as follews:
$1,00 Neckwear $0.65 $1,50 1-1. De'
1.50 $2.00 " 1.00 2.75 ' '"
S.50 S.00 " 1.75 soe ii it
3.50 i.50 " C.50 7.00 " "
i.00 4.50 " (Knitted) 2.75 7.50 " "
.35 .50 Half Hese fn ,
.S5- 1.00 " " W:J
1.50-2.00 " " '.WW.'. 100
3.00 S.50 " " 150
2.00 shirts '.;;; 50
2.50 SOO " 0 '
4.00 4.50 " "'
6.00 6.50 " ,'n
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2.00 White Oxford Shirts (cellar attached or' hand j' . i.'ti-,
S.00 " " " ( sclf-stripe, cellar attached) 2 50
2.00 $2.50 Pajamas , ,
3.00 3.50 $4 00 " ., ' '
1 Kn - .. ,0
ac' S 25
11.0013.50 " g?l
Bathing Suits, Oath Rebe, I'ndrru ear and Fancu
Handkcrchicf-i, etc.. included in tint Mr.
J1ACOB REED'S SONS
M24-M-26 Chestnut- Sdrnri
Consolidation of
Palm Beach Suits
All Grades
at one price
H4.50
All our Palm Beach Suits, in
cluding lets which sold up te
$18.00, have been consolidat
ed te give a complete rang
of sizes and marked at this
one low price of $14.50.
Mohair Suits
$18
at
Lets which formerly sold up
te $23.00 fine quality, lus
trous mehairs, perfectly tai
lored quarter lined and
piped with featherweight silk
consolidated at $18.00.
Men of every size and every
build can find their exact fit
in a wide variety of designs.
This Week
Closing Out Sale of
White Flannel
Trousers
Finest quality flannel
finest workmanship, sold
by us at $10.75 and $11.75
this week
$
9.50
White flannel trousers,
formerly Super - Value at
$8.25 ($10.00 at most geed
stores), this week
$
7.50
i
Full range of sizes 2S te
44 inches. These are a
remarkable "buy" one
that you will net match
new or later. And this is
the white flannel season!
PERRY & CO.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
TXflLSON has created beautiful
' interiors for Hotels, Apart
ments and Houses wich paints
and paintinp that tuill stand th
test of time,.
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Painters since 1851
2039 Arch Street
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