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HEROINE IS WIODEST,
GIVES AT FAILURE
Carel Miller Discounts Praise
for Attempt te Save
Bey Bathers
KEPT OWN INJURY SECRET
But I didn't de nnvtliliiR. If I
.j".r., rrn linre It would lie different.
. tat I only tried. ..,,,.,,,
Drlinfe girl "'10 showed much bravery
in ntUptlns te rrfcue two bevrt from
Awning, looked down, obviously cm
tarrarid nt tlie wiiwpstlen that bhc hud
Pttn'h?nbutft.lllffrt
. "i":. fi.m-'nu Tlercnr. rlelit Plirs Old.
..ml Hnrrv Williamson, ten. of Itlver
Mr who 'were drowned Tnesdny after-
nOOIl "I ',,P IWlllnllH- "11 blllUM U11M1IC
I "If I enlv could live Keparntrd the
itmii I think' I leuld have (-nved thein."
fhe Wild "I hnil never tried te rc--
I p nnv one before, but I knew hew it
htnVdo'ne. and T tut jumped In wltHent
V, "iJl nnrrhlns biH that I nniBt
ilMWlhemlf peylbl?.
The firn mat ncr mumy mi ,'i
rnrnl'c part In the trncle f.cene wns
when iJip came home Inte Tuelay after-
neon with n cut npd bruUed knee
"tsliewns erv murh unset.' snid her
mrtier Mrs. C. It. Miller. "It wns
rieni! time before I found out that
"he hnd injured her knee when nhe
"Yeu ee. she hnd rhnrRe of the
p1Tgreimd nt Uiverten last year nnd
thw little be used te re there. That
lq what mekes her feel se terribly about
the accident te think she knew the
L, nnd was net able te sae them,
but Mm did her best and wc are proud
Carel talked quletlv but n bit nor ner nor
veuslv as she leceunted the srene en tit"
hirf near which she hnd been swim
ming when the bes were drowned It
was apparent the trngedv had made its
Impression upon her youthful mind.
"I have never tried Ions-distance
wiinnilnK." she nid. "though I hnd
planned te try te cress the river once,
but," with a Rlnnce at her mother,
"there wns tee much parental objection
and I hair te give it up."
She began te swim when she was
about fiu- vears old. when n friend of
ber mother's took her down te the river
and showed her the strokes. Never
afraid of the water, she hnd become
mere and mere fend of the sport nil the
"Next te swimming. T like cnneehiR
and rncln. around the country in my
far." she snid. "I'se named the canoe
'Splash Me,' but Helen, my sister, sajs
she thinks it should be named 'Save
Me' new.
"I fan't cook or siw or de nnvtlung
like that never could," and she dis
missed nil thc.ur.ht of domestic accom accem
pli'hments with n wne of her hand.
Although she is enlv seventeen .sears
old. Carel wns graduated from high
school two .eais age and has been
lAnAlilnr t .1 ..i.tnl hnlinril iln(.n
ivui.ii.iih " ' ....... ' .i'-"... ..........
Carel speaks of nil her accomplish accemplish
S.ents In the tame modest, deprecnting
manner, with almost an air of apology
for net hating done mere, and doe- tint
cence.il hei surprise that esery one has
been se kind and intercted in her feat.
"Jut a cut knee," is the manner in
which she sum1- up her part in the affair,
tilth no mention of the fact that she
ri'kcd her lift and was almost drowned
herfelf.
MEDIA "GIRlsECRETLY WED
TO SWARTHMORE JUNIOR
Parents Announce Marriage of Miss
Ida Dutten and Harlan Powell
i Mr and Mis I'ric Dutten. Newton
read, M'dt.i. Iiae announced the mar
riage en .Tulv I. at Havre de (Jrnie,
Md , of their daughter. Ida Margaret
Dutten, te Jeseph Hnrlun I'ewell, of
" Downingtown, a junior at Swai thmore
College.
Although theie was no parental op
position te the remitnn' of the seung
couple, It had been ur'ed upon I'ewell
that he shutild net m.irr befeie giad giad
uatlen, then feic lie took matters lit
Ms own hand- and slipped nwnv with
his Inttndrd bride te the Maryland
town ami i'-iteil a "marrying, parson."
Powell is tin son of Dr. Marian I
Miller, of Downingtown. His bride, well
known in Dnl.iwnie Counts Micinl cir
cles, was fermeily employed in a Phila
delphia deputment store.
TWO SHOTS ALL SHOT
Marcu3 Heek Autelst Pays $50 te
Learn When Man Is Drunk
Nerman Jiillllng, of Marcus Heek,
has alnass benned In the theory that
J man I intoxicated enlv "when he
wow- nothing "
Ycstenlay he insisted te a Wilming
ton magistrate that he wns net "dead
Munk" wlji'ii he svas arrested for
wiling an automobile while intol intel
ted II,. plPiidcd with the magisti.ite
te be "reavnable" after admitting that
had tw chinks of huh-seilage
s,Mm1j
Afttr heme lined $.10 mid costs Qull
ung ileiilcd bis deiiuitien bad bien
setenj.
SCALDED, SUES FOR $5000
Kroenland Passenger Say3 Beiling
.. . . .
"U uame rrem L.eia i-aucei
.,1' i ngqs today entered suit for
w0 ilamiges against the Red Star
j'ae, wliieli epeinles the steamer
Moenland for iuiuries lie says he ie-
wised wlnti cresim; t ;f.vv eik en
IM sessel In September. IDL'O.
Acceullng tp Uegnw's statement, he
i tot i '!'H ,lJl,,ls i the las.iterv nd-
I jwmns the leunge and was scalded by
"earn and het water which gushed from
we cold-water faucet. He charges neg-
the suit was entered In Court Xe. 5.
Advertising
Service Man
A position as an advertising service man is
open with n large Philadelphia organization.
The man we need must be original in "copy"
and illustrative ideas and a forceful, quick writer. He
should have a knowledge of type faces, experience
in ordering half-tone and line cuts, and the ability
te make distinctive layouts quickly. His work will
he done largely for local stores large and small
with occasional preparation of newspaper advertis
ing "copy" for national advertisers. He must be
able te grasp the selling points of a preposition with
one telling.
Make immediate application with full particulars.
Bex C 524, Public Ledger
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CAROL MILLER
Sesentccn- year- old clrl slie matle
a brase hut futile effort te sasc tsse
hey swlinmer.s from dress nlng
$2000 WILLED SOCIETY
REMAINS UNCLAIMED
Ne Recerd Here of Maryland Antl
Vivisection Society
Twe theti-'and dollera willed te the
Maryland Anti-Vivisection Society by
Catherine C. Kendall, of New Yerk,
may be returned te the executers of
the Kendall estntj-unlcss t,eme official
of the society cemeTr forward te claim
it officially.
The management of the Hetel St.
.Tames. Thirteenth and Walnut streets,
Is holding a letter addressed te the so
ciety at the hotel, but has no reeerd
of nnv such organization. Mrs. Ken
dall also bequeathed !?(!(I00 te the Amor Amer
lean Humane IMucntienal Society, Ilos Iles Ilos
ten, nnd the American Huir.nne Asso
ciation. Albany. N. Y.. nnd $2000 te
the New Yerk Antl-Visiscctien Society.
The address of the Maryland Antl Antl
Vlslscctien Society Is given as the "St.
James Apartments, Philadelphia."
MAN, 80, KILLED BY AUTO
Driver Arrested After Fatality at
24th Street and Ridge Avenue
.Inlni WMlnr. plchtv ears old. 1733
North Twenty-fifth street, was knocked
desvn by a motorcycle shortly after 7
o'clock Inst night et Twentv-feurth
street and Itidge avenue. He died sev
eral hours later in the Nerthsvcstern
General Hospital.
The aged man stepped from the curb
directly in the path of the metcrcvele
driven bv Vletcher Stebens. twenty
sesen. n Negro. 031 Itidge nsentie. Ste
bens wns unable te turn aide and the
motorcycle struck with such feice that
Wcller wns burled spwral feet.
Stebens svns nrrcsteTl.
MEETAFTER FIFTY YEARS
Cousins Renew Leng-Broken Ac
quaintance at Brandywlne Camp
Twe ceuMns, sepainted since boy
hood, met yestetdiiy for the first time
In fifty years, at the Hrandjwinc
(.imp-n.ee'tin?. llrnndyssine Summit.
Thev me Jnnies Downey, of Darby,
and Illrain Gicen, of Atchison, Kan
sas. Ileth base been attending the
meeting, neither aware of tlie ether's
presence.
At the close of yesteiday s session
Mr. Downey eserheard some one men
tion the nnnie of his cousin and, upon
making inqulis, learned that Mr. Green
had come fiem Knnsas te attend the
meeting
CHILD'S SKULL FRACTURED
Fell Frem Perch at Mulllca Hill,
Taken te Cooper Hospital
While plnsing en the perch of her
home yesterdnv Isabelle White, three
years old. of Mullici Hill. N. J.. Ml
te the ground Her skull wns frae
tilied. The child was hurried te tlie
Cooper Hospital in n passing automo
bile. Physicians say sln may die.
BAND C0NCERTSJ0NIGHT
Programs Will Be Given at Geerge's
Hill and Vernen Park
The Fairmount Park Hand will piny
nt Geerges Hill at S o'clock. The pro
gram will be:
Chprtdre ' Kuv Was ' ... Mendelssohn
Suit". Narelltnn Scf-ncs Mascenet
in) Dnnce (b) Precession nnd th 1m-
rrolten (c) Iheme nnd Variations, (ill
rtnali"
Vnlse de Concert. "Doleres "aMtiufcl
Chorus and caatlna from ' II aiurnmcnde."
'!ircaclante
"Th Hal! of Fame" Snfriinek
A transcription of famous melodies
JC. lophene sole. "Cclebrited Irish Fentanv "
Ilzel
Mr Teter !.eiln
"Invitation te the Dince" tVcher
Melodies J'nra Illsh Jinks" Frlml
"Star fepanfded Ilaniter"
The Municipal Hand svlll play tonight
nt Vernen Park. Cheltcn nnd German German
tessn avenue?. The program sslll be:
"America"
Mirch, "Hpinlsh rerl" n.-oekn
0erture, 'II Ouurany" Ciomez
Deal sole, fcelectfd.
Mr S ' Mellnsen
".serenata" Drdla
Seltlen 'The Trln.a Denna" . ..Herbert
""" -i Knterlnc ihe Cathedral," from
'Lohengrin" tVaBner
Itner sole, selected.
Mr .ler Shaw
Valse de Concert. "Arttnt's Dream."
Vollstedt
Suite de ncllet. "Mascarade" Laceme
(a) Coteen
(b) Harlequin and Celumblna
(c) The Pu'-lilnelle Tamlly
(d) Tht Maniiellnlsts
(e) 1'remenade
' Sur hpinsled Banner"
The Philadelphia P,and will play en
the PniKway. The vregrum svill be:
fherture ' SVIlllam Tell" Resilnl
Concert Vslee "Ulue Danuba" , , . . Strauss
Serenade for flute, .and horn Iitl
Suite ' Teer GsnM OrelB
"Thu SVIsarl of the Nile" Herbert
Hungarian Dances Nes t and Q..j . .Urahms
Seprano tole
Katherlne Grey
Insltatlen te th SValiz "(Veber
WOMEN FIGHT FIRE
ATMT
EPHRAIM
Men All Away, Se Their Wives
Get Out Apparatus and
Conquer Blaze
RECORD RUN IS MADE
Merc man received another of n long
scries of vanity stabs only this morn
ing svhen the svemeh of Mount Ephrnltn,
N. J., demonstrated that ati firemen
they 'arc net less capable than their
rivals of the opposite sex.
It came about this s-ny. All the
men of the tessn were nwnv working
or something. Anyway, net n man was
in sight when Mrs. Richmond Chenthim
discovered a lire in n serend fleer room
of her home nt Third nnd Pcnnsyl
sania avenue.
She picked up n telephone nnd cnllcd
Mts. Suznnna Hectic, who keeps a store
opposite tlie fire house. Mrs. Beetle
looked around for a man. She couldn't
find one. Sa together with Mrs. Theo Theo
eore Osier nnd Mrs. Florence Kllnk,
she ran ncress the street, started the
meter of the lieasy chemical engine nnd
sped off In the direction of the fire.
Through the streets of Mount Kph
ralm went the fire engine manned by
women. As the machine passed ether
automobiles en the read with its huge
bell clanging the "firemen" threw off
their aprons nnd denned the familiar
helmets and rubber coats.
Mrs. Ilect,le said later the rubber
beets could net be used. They svere
entirely tee big.
When the fire engine dress up in
front of Mrs. Chenthim'w home, neigh
bets nil women get busy nnd pulled
tile long hose te n lire plug. And
svhen It svns attached they ran back
te the house and svhlle one held the
nozzle several ethers steadied the line.
In another moment the sinter svas
turned en nnd n stream gushed forth
Inte the room. Then Mrs, Hcetle and
Mrs. Cheathlui entered the beuse,
climbed the steps te the second tloer
nnd thrcsv furniture and clothes out the
swndew.
After the blaze had been extinguished
the "firemen" disconnected the hesr
and returned the engine te its proper
place. Thev even svntlied up the lire
house and wiped their hands and f.-iccs
en the towel used bv the regular lire
men. When Mrs. Ucetle lcturued te her
store she met her husband. He had
just heard of the fire and hurried home
te help put It out. When his wife
told him that his services sseren't needed
lie gnsned and said. "Well, I'll be
"I think sve enn nut out n flrn tnat
as geed ns anv man,'' Mrs. Heetlc said.
"And sve don't make such a fuss about
it, cither."
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BUSINESS 'PAPERS
MRS. BRINT0N WILL TELL
OF ATTACK BY JAPANESE
Valet te Be Arraigned Tomorrow,
as Victim Has Left Hospital
Trnnsicue Snnslug, the .Tnpnncsc ser
vant who murderously attacked Mrs.
Leuis Urlnten nt her home In Villanova
three works nee. sslll be nrrnlgned te-
u.orresv before Meglstrnte Ruckland In
Bryn Masvr. Mrs. Urlnten has se far
rerr.ff.rpil from the stnb wounds In
flicted by the man thnt she will be able
te nppear against him.
Three weeks age the Japanese, en
raged because Mrs. Urlnton-erdered him
te svear a white cent while sersine din
ner, stabbed nnd slashed her and then
set fne te the house. Miss LllzabetU
Urlnten. n daughter, probably sased her
mother's life svhen she fought the mnn
until help enme. Mrs. I!r ntnn was
taken te llryn Mnwr IIepltal and yes
terday she was taken home.
FIND VETERAf-TwANDERING
Gassed Victim Returned te Public
Service Hospital
Merris Hill, twenty-four, of Pitts
burgh, n gassed veteran of the World
War, who Is taking treatment nt the
Public Service Ilespitnl, Twenty-fourth
street nnd Grnys Ferry read, svns found
wnndciing about Bread street and
it'..i.iMi.inii nvnnitp Inst nlrbf lit Pn.
trelmnn Kurtz, of the Seventh nnd
Carpenter streets station, lie svas re
turned te the hospital.
A half hour later Patrolman Fer
tune, of the same district, nicked up
Gnllelchl Gegline, address unKnesvn, tit
Kimball and Twelfth streets. (Jog (Jeg
lino, who is believed te he mentally
unsound, svns tnken te the Philadelphia
Hospital for an examination.
DRUG SUSPECT CAUGHT
Railroad Detective Catches Man
After Leng Chase
A chase along railroad tracks, start-
(.,. f,.M,i t'lnlitli nnrl Tlrfiivti streets, re
sulted in the capture last night of
Geerge Davis, an alleged drug ped
dler. Leen Michael, a railroad detcctls-e,
sasv Davis passing packages- te sev
eral men. Dasls ran sshen the detec
tlse approached.
Michael said the defendant threw
asvay a parcel Inter found te contain a
bupneed narcotic.
AInirltitrnte Itenshmv bold Dniq fnr n
further bearing August If! enable city
chemists te analyze the r ,nts of the
bottles.
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Child Dies of Lockjaw
I'ight-year-eld Mary Abramsheck. of
Essiiigten. died of tetanus in the Uni
versity Ilenitnl yesterday. It devel
oped after she ran n rusty nail into her
feet) while plnving In the yard of her
home last week, according te the Cor Cor
oner's report.
en one basis making
tne client's business our business. Fer
we appreciate the fact that our success
must come out of his.
The utmost in
LIGHTING FIXTURES
you. get out of lighting fixtures
is precisely what is put into them.
Yeu cot no mere. Knew the maker
and the quality of his goods and you can't
go wrong. That is the confidence you have
when you ceme here.
Lighting Fixtures
BIDDLE-GAUMER CO.
3846-56 Lancaster Ave.
Take Ne. 10 Car In Subwes"""
Open Saturday Till 13 (neon)
iTlione BARIds MHO;
PATROLMAN SAVES
DROWNING
BATHER
11-Year-Old Bey Pulled Out by
Camden Policeman at
Haddonfield
Willing. Tinfinrffcrifl n fntnrlnn nftline-
man, today saved the life of fleven-
vrnr.nlil A In til Oil. tfllft VpctnHnC
street, tills city, sshen he dived into
eight lect of ssater at iiaddeniicid.
n. .r.
Ttir lint t nu nni rt rrtvnrfif tuimlrrrl
children taken te Meuntssell Dam for
an outing by the Leving Welfare hcrv-
cigarettes
They are
GOOD!
Bay this Cigarette and Save Meney
Let us suggest a slogan
or trade-mark for your
goods. It will be a geed
investment.
The Helmes' Press. Vrintm
1315-20 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
$3.50!
am t
$7 Sandals, Pumps and
7 San
Oxf
Women These are brand-new, stylish shoes from
our factory the most fascinating and exclusive of
wanted summer styles. Yeu can actually obtain two
pairs in this sale for the usual price of one.'
Sale starts today. These wonder values will keep
our shop crowded se realize the early selection is the
best. Come early if you can but be sure te come!
$3.50!
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MacDonald & Campbe
August Reduction Sale
Men's Fine Clothing
25
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.uthwueduCtl0n? ar.f "?ade from our regular Pces charged this season
ee that the opportunity is unsurpassed for discriminating men. &CtUen'
.... Alterations at Cost
.Alse Reduced
Men's Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Pajamas.
Straw Hats at y2 price.
Summer Business Hours 8.30 te 5
Saturdays Closed All Day
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
i- c r4M.,iAM TTa ? etrtmmfnff when
suddenly he called for hcln and snnk.
Itobertsen heard the scrcntna of the
south nnd dived In. His first plnnRC
svns unsuccessful, but en the second at
tempt Itobertsen came te the 8U,',,C2
with young Ott. sshem he bore te tne
shore in safety. .. . ,.
With the nsslstancr of Miss Lllzabetit
Carmen, of llnddenilcld, njul .suss
Charlette Uerden, both nurses, he suc
ceeded in reviving the boy.
Itobertsen is tne tntner 01 nun "..
dreii and Is ssell known in Camden ns
catcher of the police baseball team
and an all-nreuna nttiicic.
i& 5,OTM Tn n
STATIONERY APPROVED BY SOCIETY
Wedding Invitations
Tea Dinner Bridge
Items of
Special Interest
in our
Repricing Sale of
Men's Furnishings
$1.50 52.00 Neckwear New $ .65
2.50 3.00 " " 1.00
.85 1.00 Half Hese " .50
1.50 2.00 " " " 1.00
2.50 3.00 Shirts " 2.00
1.00 4.50 " " 3.00
2.00 White Oxford Shirts
(cellar attached or band).... " 1.65
3.00 White Oxford Shirts
(self-stripe cellar attached) . . " 2.50
2.00 $2.50 Pajamas " 1.75
3.00 3.50 $4.00 " " 2.50
JACOB REED'S SONS
H-24-1426 Cbestettt Street
HALF-PRICE
WHITE SALE
1800 Pairs of the Newest,
fords Reduced te
Royal Beet Shep
1208 te 10 Chestnut St., 2d Fleer
TAKE ELEVATOR OR STAIRS
Reduction
MAYOR SIGNS CONTRACTS
Ash Storage Building te Be Erected
by Robins Company
Mnver Moere today signed a contract
with the Itebins Contracting Company
for the election of an nsli storage build
ing nnd nsh handling apparatus at
Queen Lane l'uniplng Station, te cost
$75,000. Anether large contract signed
I... l. Afn.r,,. una fur $210,000 sierlli
of grading. curbing' and construction of
foetssass in connection ssitu me exten
sion of Delassnre nvenue from Colum
bia avenue te Dyett street, s
and Announcements
and Debut Invitations
$3.50!
Finest
$
White Buck
White Linen
White Kid
and Combinations
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$3.50!
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Suiting a Man and His
Pocketbook
$19 $24 29
for suits made te sell for
$28 te $43
All fine quality suits of staple
patterns mostly worsteds.
Palm Beach Suits
$14.50
Mohair Suits
$18
White Flannel
Trousers
$9.50
that were $10.75 and $11.75 1
$7.50
for white flannels that were sold
1 at our Super-Value price of
$8 25. ($10 elsewhere.)
1 '
;Perry & Ce.
! 16th and Chestnut
1 SUPER VALUES
I in Clethes for Men
First
Penny
Savings
Bank
Pays 4 Per
Cent. Interest
21a and
Baii-bridge Sti.
1343 Cheitnet St
Jehn U'anamaker.
rrm.
3 HAVE YOU A BUNGALOW
I TO RENT?
I-NOW1"! In Jrraey nemrwhan
3 J net mere than twenty
milr from PhilabVlphtn, In the
J pinrs nnd near the water, In the
3 1 bungotew vr want Perhaps you
I have jut the enel
J It must be furnished we muac
b able te eerupy It by Septem-
31 b'r First, and. you must state
1 the rental in our first letter.
j - hnv no intentions of
bujinsl
Your ePerlns shall be appre
ciated Address it te
C SOS LEDGER OFFICE
"mn rrmmri nmmi'ii iTTfrrff
Advertising Salesman
At 30 year of age I hnve
put in 3 successful years
of advertising salesman
ship in the local news
paper field, backed by 5
years of commercial sell
ing en the read. 1 wish
te connect with d per
manent preposition
where 1 can put a big job
across and grew.
Anyone who has a real
preposition te offer in
this line will be furnished
with the best of refer
ences. C 402, Ledger Office
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