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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922
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HUSBAND SHOOTS
HIS WIFE'S FRIEND
Killed in Yosemite
Ploemsburg Merchant Accuses!
Anether of Taking Her '
I Automebiling
VICTIM IS NEAR DEATH
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Youth of 21 Becomes Editor
Mnlianey City, Pa., Aug. 8. Clement
Mi'I.tuiglilln, of tlil.s I'lty. n gnul'mtu of
Temple College, Plillndelplilii, has ac
cepted the editorship of the I'nnther
Creek Dally News, nt Coaldale. He 1"
(woiity-eiio years old nnd 1b believed te
he the youngest editor In the State.
Bloemihurc, Pa., Arse, v Arousing ,
Clyde C. Crevi'lliiK. forty years old. one;
of Hloemslmrs's met prominent men.
of being tee intimate with hi wife.
Themas Samuels, tlilrty-five years old,
proprietor of a Center tfeet .Mere,
walked into Creveling's garaee jester
clay afternoon anil shot Win twlrp
through the left bren-t. One bnlle'
bored through ('reveling nnd the ether
ledged in hN lniu.
Crereling today 1 in a critical con
dition In the Illoemshurs lle-pital and
physicians silil it wax tee eaily te de
tersnine whether the wound would prove
fatal. Samuels is In lull waiting the
outcome of Creveling's injuries
Creveling was working en his auto aute auto
mebllo when SniiiiieK appeared. Tin
D.en talked for a minute and SimueN
apparentlv walked out. Crevellns i'i
quired of a workman where Samuels
was,, and went te the deer te lenk for
him. A he riid mi Samuel, net trore
than four feet ew.iv, drew a rmnlvir
Bnd fired twlre. according te Mr. Noy Ney
hart, the only witness te the sheeting.
Says He Was Attached
In jail last evening Samuels iiil
Creveling attacked him ami that he fired
in self defence S.imtie's admitted he
had been drinking, and immediately,
efter the sheeting gave himself up.
Mrs. Samuels thirtj-twe j ears old JONES FRANTIC WITH GRIEF
nnd pretty, denied the charges her
husband had m.ide about her relations '
with Creveling She asked bow badly j Ycsemltc Aug P. After a twentv-
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Samuels said he had 'warned Crevel- ro-mered from a peel beiew crual
Ing once before when he had been .ur . ''"" In Ye.emite Park, the body of
driving with bis wife, that he should Mi l'liah-th .Tenes, daughter of Pro Pre
cease his .-mentions te her. At the f .,,,. j, y. jnnes. of Princeton fni
same time, lie said, he forgave h s w fe, , , , .. , .,,,., .i.
end they .ontinue-1 te live together. v,tJ'- "'' sll"I"'1 nn" ue" "lt0 ,l10
Creveling. who ij aKe married, but who Mcr-e.l Uvr. Sund-iy. while posing for
has net been living wit'i his wife for ,i phntnc-nxh Iht father was taking,
geme time, walked our of the ga-age Mis, Jenes, ie. was in California en
with Weed pouring from the two weumN her vio.-rien before entering Welleslcv
In his clie-t. and u he -en dm 1 the houe College for tin- f.ill term, arrived in thi
ef William Tayler, who lives nearbv, Yo-emlto en the dav of the tragedy,
fell unconscious. P.ither and da ightei- made Vernal Vail-
Rwover Consciousness , thWr "'"" v''"5 l'1" ' vall'-
r...i v. t...... ...i -. i The fall- is a misty contract that
fcn f..ii. t'e.i, n.i-n.. ..,., I -. 1I. - HIIIIPI""
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Centlin.
O.TWCUS,
Pencil
Propels Returns Ejects I Ne Springs levers or pivots -OneThnnb
Leads 3H in.len - Cannet cle& I pressure fills it Nen-leakable
Better Built
for Better Service
Cen&liiL
Xfaintain3)cn
Cice the Famous Liquid Paste
It Sticks. Always Ready
YEO &f UKEMS TO.
JbL stationers- JLs printers-blank boekImfrs.
12 N. 13th St. PHILADELPHIA 719 Walnut St.
Founded in 1865
The Heuse that Heppe built
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Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881
C. J. Heppe & Sen Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Streets
l'ho'e b ( rren JacK Turner
MISS KUZABKTH .10NES
PRINCETON GIRL'S
BODY RECOVERED
Taken Frem Peel Belew Falls
in Yesem.te Park After Haz- i
ardeus Search
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between itnniene granite
was shot, called a doctor and the ,,. , T i ',,u "10' Ti
..... 1 nf fhtisrt tn tin-, tur tit. nlinrtiffi-nn i
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While I'ref .lenis wni ndjustlnK his
Uec. hut
dered
:.nntiels had already surren-
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The Car
Inevitable
The Wills Salnte Claire and
its success were inevitable,
because the coming of audi
a car was inevitable. The
development of engineering,
of metallurgy, of scientific
manufacturing has made
possible this car of a score
of engineering advances.
WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE CO.
of PENNSYLVANIA
W. J. FOSS, President
H0S1.2OSS.2035 Market Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLS SAINTE CIAIRE
cMoter v Cars
f far
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N.-h..rt said Samuel and frevelln J '."'"T1 "i .J1""'1 n '? nn -'
saged in .in nrsu.n.-nt. Oevelms d-- ' ''""ij''"".".';- ,A ument later he Heed
en
syuiK mat n- nan tanci Mf: amm-lx
out for a drive, and that ulen ("revel
ing n-ked where Samuel- a- and
walked te the deer thy latter tired at
him twice.
Samuels accued ("reveling of at
temntln" te "er Mrs. S.inmels in Imn-n
their I, ouie and rout an upartment I '"' an;.en umv-i wiii-n tne in ten
wh"re he could call en her without ' nd at the rKk of his life nar'-hed
tnolf;.tatien from lier htiband. but i-h- the base-, of emi-Mib'iiertd boulder-
refused te se at the time. He -jiv- l'.verj mau that Tnwn-jtcv i-euld draft
that sh did c-j cut with ("ri vejiui:. hew - l,u" -ervu e aided. nnd vi-tenla
ever, dc-iute his warnins-. Mr. and hieusht the reward of tin- he-ir- of dan-
Mrs. Samuels have two -mall children, cu'-'-.- ;atier
h'-lt)le-!y as her bi'dy na ed K.ufth
iindi-i- the bridge upon which he was
standiut:.
The ,-carch for the girl hejan alme-t
at utiie. Chiff Feie-t ll.insi-r Town--!ey
tf.uk chaive of tin1 hunt in jiersen
lie had lnm-elf lowered bv ropes into
Ahneit -n the verie of a cellap'.e
Pinf. Jein- aidi-d in the search te the
bc-t of hi- abilltv, and w.i t.re-ent
when hi- il.iugli'i'r - 1"1 wa- found.
Creveling was unconscious for about
two hour- after the he(ptl!lS. and jil.y
iiciaus thought hi- wounds would piev,.
fatal, lie regained i-on-ileu-ne-s in t Ik
vnins. and there i- a -light h.uice
row that be will recover, but his enn enn
ditien remains pxtreuM'" criricil Sum-
uels wa- net in tin- l.nblr of carrung a ' i..j,,,i,i
revolver, but -aid he had b..rr..ed it Interdenominational
Opens bummer
Ce!!ci;cllle, Pa., Am
I Seashore Service P
TLOTIC CITY
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MINISTERS AT URSINUS
from a man wln-c n.ime h- would net
give. Th- owner of the weajvnn w.intv.l
hlia te -U It. Samuel- -a.d.
SWATOW, WITH 28.000 DEAD
BEGINS GIGANTIC FUNERAL, hundred
Assembly!
Season j
S The In- ,
tordneminational A embly opened its
fifteenth annual cummer se-slen en the
I'lsinus College c.impus !a-t nighr with
of minister and r4ig!eu-
worker- from all parts nf the ceunrrv in ,
Quick ' attendant e. "Sectai i.inl-m" was tlie '
-ubject nf the di'cu inti, anil the pr-n-clpal
speaker wa- the I5ev Dr. James
I Vance, ,if Nashville, Tenn.
The meeting- of the aM?mbl,v will
entlnue each day this week, cen-'lud-
72 WEEK-DAY TRAINS
70 TRAINS ON SUNDAY
between 4.00 A. M. and 10.25 P. M. Standard Time.
72
ROUTES
DIRECT
CONVENIENT
STATIONS
IN
PHILADELPHIA
3
STATIONS
IN
ATLANTIC CITY
; DIRECT THROUGH TRAINS TO AND FROM CHELSEA S
1 55 0CEANciTYTRAINS 55 1
Coffins Cannet Be Built
Enough Half of Population Gene i
lleiichciiG. Aug ? M A Ii
Typhi 'n--tiii ken Snatew, a u.ansl'd
and mi-erable caricature of the pert nf i
a week age. fii.ggemj gee- aneut tne nr-c ,.. wltll vP,.,ni 0xereses net Sundav
gba-tlj task tint Hi. I- te tie -uiuurs, Amellff th f.r,.fliiPr, who ,vlU ppP1,r
of the storm burial et the dead. I ,lllri ,,,. U ek a..-- Dr. Ira Landreth,
Umlie-,,f twentj-eiglit flu-u-.ind luue ,lf fhle.ign. and the IJev. Dr. James
been reeeeied. u death tell that triples McNiiub' -. of Pittsburgh. :
former e-tlmate-. and i uts in half the i (tlici- conferences te be conducted en rE
former population of the native city. , t, 'leg- campus 1:1 August .ire : au-
These figure.- wire Kien In .1 circiil 1- ,,,,st ij M,( n:ir ( 'i.Mference if thn SS
Issued by the Swatew Chamber nt fi-ui- , i..f.,r.,i,.d Church of the I'nit.-d Statv
merce from Its branch in Hongkeng , .ugu-t 111. Hpwerth League ("niiven
Hude cellin- have been hammered te- t,,, nf the Me-heh-t i:iiiscepal Chun h
gcther with lumber falvaged from tlie fir I'.a-tern Penn- hnnla, and A'lgust
wreck of the cit lint tl.ie . animt '."-. T'.epl-' Yeung People's I'nlnn f--r
bu kiiecketl together f.l-t enough te di-. the Philadelphia District.
pen- nf peihi s which are n sanitary .
menace. (Jr.iei, are liurried! dug 111
the alluvial Ma's nn whiih 'he pert n
built, that be.lie- m.iv le interred as
the are recovered from tin- wreckage.
WEDS THIRD WAR VETERAN
Weman Becomes Bride of Man of,
86 te Avoid Separation
I5ridKet"n. N. J.. Aug Marriage
te avoid .i-p-i-ntu.n utuli r tin- ri!- nt
the Soldier-' Heme at Viiielnn.l wns
adejiteil bv Willinn Smith, eigutv--i '
years old. .itid Mr-. Kliziheth 'il-n,
ilglity. who yesterday annnuui'i-d their1
wedding last Kndav . '
The bri le had le .t house for .Smith I
for twent--ix eai-. and lecnuiv thev
decided '- enter the s-eliln r-' Heme, I
Smith belli? a teti.rnn of tin- civil War !
They euld m-t eland the separatum nt '
the home, and madi plant, fur a ha.'
wedding. This wn- the third raar
tinge for Mrs Smith Her lirst and
second hu-band al-e wer vetermu et 1
the Civil War.
FINDS UNDERGROUND STILLS,
State Policeman Uncovers Moen- ,
, shine Plant In Hele In Earth 1
IhwviiMille, Pa.. Aug stny A.'
P. An underground nioen-inntng plant
was uncovered by Sergfant ("reps, Tf
the State police, in tin- weeds near
here late last night The -crgcunt re
ported that he was attracted te a brmdi
neap by a "peculiar odor." He dug into '
the brush and tiuull reachtil a hole in I
the ground. I
Taking his pistol from its holster, '
Crcps went into the hole, nnd in the
underground dugout he found two big I
tills In operation. He reported that
Jehn 0. MnrHhall, of Pren-llle, was '
operating the Mills. Marshall was 111 -rtstcd,
the stills destroyed and live '
barrels of tnnth and wune moonshine '
eenllscated.
ON WCCK-DAYS-54 SUNDAY TRAINS
between 4.00 A. M. and 10.00 P. M. Standard Time 3
ADEQUATE SERVICE TO WII.DWOOD. CAPE
MAY. SEA ISLE CITY, STONE HARBOR S
TV" Ue the all rail Delaware River Brldge Reute serving the heart of n
Philadelphia, Weet Philadelphia nnd North Philadelphia S3
$1.50 DAILY SEASHORE EXCURSIONS $1.50
Marltat Street Wharf. ttrn Standard Time. AtUnti City weabday 6 00 A M
Saiurdat until Spt, 2 tne Sunday and labor Day 6.00 and 6 30 A Mi
VWIdwoed. wtabdava 5.52 A. M. Sundivi 5 00. 5 48 anrl fi fin A M . r....- n'
! l.l rhv &w.rn ... lf..knr ...lj... c c"l j " - V-" ". -!-
C.p My, wc.Ud.y, 5 S: A M nil Sund.y. 6.00 A M
Sunday! 6,08 A. M
ASK AGENTS FOR TIME TABLES
Perasisylvarala System i
The Reute of the Broadway Limited
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Qhe QiLality furniture Center
760-262 Se. Fifth St. Philadelphia
Bet. Locust and Spruce
1 Sends Wife Away and Kills Self
Canten, 1'n., Aug. S. Jules Ciipix-n,
eventy-three cars old, ahhi..ser here
for many yours, ended hli own lift
yestenlay by shoetlni: himself thrniiKh
the heart with u revolver after M'ndins
his wife out for a doctor, telling her he
W HI- H'8 body was found In n chair
when his wife ruturned with thb phyi-1-Un.
MAVKD TI1BRK JIILMON MVKH
JJfet 1J"r,r1'er' uner 1 , t(imin, hut
tn" Mrunii with which
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ni.-lAil I i. w (SlffHn rl- lit HlfflrfeClF
T' Shrriilan" a vmisbIve Living Roem Suite,
roomy and ramfartablc spring ednx brick; sprint)
ciiiieii srefs Davenport 1i inches, covered in
rhehc of Japeutnes or Vtleuri 3 pler ....
$240
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upciiea u jcx.
Dr, V M. tORiV
KlentUt. hu fOVW .
Mn..Mil 17 'fc'"'"'w I, . M
"'"J" 'ery MCAWC CuiXShjCfKt''.
TTEREJI'ITH we illustrate one of the startling values typical
J- of Wiser's AUGUST SALE. However, one must come
here and stroll through fleer after fleer te really appreciate the
countless money-saving opportunities presented, and the fine
quality and beauty evident in every item. A veritable bar
gain feast in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Lineleums in every
department.
OPEN FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS till 9
P. M., for the benefit of these unable te attend
the Sale during the daytime.
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Special August Sale
Used Pianos and Player-Pianos
This is a special sale te help us move ever
200 used pianos that are crowding us. The
majority of these pianos have come from the
best homes in the city in exchange for Duo Due
Art Pianola-Pianos; the implication is that
they have been used but little. Their condi
tion bears this out. This is an unusual op
portunity te save money.
Upright Pianos
85
from
UP
Many world - famous
makes in a variety of
sizes, styles and prices,
each one capable of years
of service. There are such
makes as:
Stflnwnjr Wlr
Henry 1'. MHIrr I-fnter
Dfckfr llrn. Itrppe
Kdeuard Julrn l'mr
Sterling, etc. lllnslun
A. small Down Payment.
Monthly Terms as low at
$1
Player-Pianos
from $295 UP
Composed mostly of
g e n i i n e Aeolian-built
pianola-pianes all mod
ern, rebuilt instruments
playing standard 88-netc
rolls some arc in grand
sizes. There are such
makes as
Weber Chlckerlnsr
Mrmul Stuyieennt
Ceelllaa Scheuiiiclier
Wheelerk Antoplune
A small Down 1'aymcnt.
Monthly Terms as loe as
$
10
Grand Pianos
$350 op
from
A varied collection of
many world- famous
makes. In tone, appear
ance and condition they
are all that their names
represent, viz.:
Decker Hren.
Henry 1 Jlllter
ChlckcrlnK
Weber
Meek
Stelnway
A small Down rayment.
Monthly Terms as low as
$
12
Remember every used piano at Heppe's is guaranteed for 5 years and is ex
changeable at full price paid any time within one yeai.
We are the agents for the celebrated Masen & Hamlin and Henry F, Miller Grand Pianos and
the Due-Art Pianeta Pianos hence our large selection of higli-gradc exchanged pianos.
The greatest of all home
entertainment is obtained
ftem a Victrela. HeptHs'
were among the first te fea.. 1
ture trie victrela and today
we soil only genuine Victer
products.
Victrelas
At HcDne's VOU mnv e1,i
from the full Victer line of'S
talking machines and records,
There are Victrelas from
$29.50
UP
Through the Heppe Rental
Payment Plan you pay mere
rental rates and all rent is
applied toward purchase
price.
Call, phone or white for
full information.
AH along the streets
of Philadelphia
A"NE thing you'll notice right away you begin
1731 x-stf. c?
Washington."-1-'
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Dwt Sir. neW improve
. -.. S0d VUt " V, end It BU-
1 n"r,". Razor. an " .. nid
nd
r.mette "'' - ,ct ever
.., in every -r-
; Safety R0'"
petier in '
8- ..American ",
H distinctive,--"
0 these distl
fOZOT
Yours very
truly,
QjHsi-
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te talk te the dealer who shows the Blue
Diamond.
You'll hear a note of assurance in all he says
about shaving. Ne "ifs," "buts," or signs of
mental reservation.
He has the instrument te demonstrate every
thing he says the New Improved Gillette.
A razor and shaving service far in advance
of anything you have ever known.
New a suggestien:
Bring your old razor with you when you visit
the Blue Diamond Stere.
These points of superiority about the New Improved
Gillette are best appreciated by comparison.
Yeu will knew then why the dealer with service
ideals is glad of the opportunity te show the Blue
Diamond in his window.
Whe
the
Walk.
re veu see mSLMr
BLUE Diamnnil S
in r
.MMmmmmmmm Be sure te have veiir r1M!. XMr.T.v.
I
Thefifew
Improved
sure
show you the
Fulcrum Shoulder Channeled Guard
Overhanging, Cap Micrometric Precision
Automatic Adjustment
THi PUCIUM MOUUf I
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