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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, jggg
, Police Say "Frances Smith, of
r Philadelphia," Can Give
Important Details
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VICTIM MAY RECOVER
Vrnnccs Smith Is the nnme of the
w,iti1eliUA woman suspected an nn nc
n m of Jeseph Williams, Frent nnd
aSRitan streets held In connection
SS'&n of Jeseph pykel, Chester,
1ttyteUi?ctSm.th.efC.7ter,
r. dlvulge the nddress of the
"man. He ny he nulled her In t .!
tmlnv nnd tint she corroborated
a .tot? tell by Williams, who nnlil
SL're four persons in the auto-
nSuie from which the shot mr fired.
The Smith woman will probably be
Mtscnt nt n hearing tomorrow before
$ ngWrate Elliet in Chester. At the
Cr a her testimony is expected te
En,e an important bearing en the case.
Mch Is supposed te be the outgrowth
Tf bootleggers' . war in Delaware
rmintv. The preliminary Hearing was
v,lilnnllv fet for Mendnv.
Tie cencilium i ."-7,,""" y
; Lm sllghtlv Improved this afternoon.
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tnent regarding the sheeting.
Just what part the woman played in
iie Fhoetlng is n mystery and will net
be Knnn mil. .....- - -----
Anether arrest is expected te be made
een bv the Chester police, who believe
two alleged automobile thieves nre nlse
Implicated in the sheeting. These young
men live near the home of llykel and
.;e inld te have been well acquainted
with his personal habits. The police
ceiulder it significant thnt nn nutomo nutemo nutome
blle vvns stolen in that locality nt 0
o'clock. ,
The only ether new development In
the case una the finding today of a
imall lint which as yet has net been
Identified. , , .
Speaking of the case w Illinm, B.
McClcnachan, Assistant District Attor
ney, who is conducting the Investiga
tion, mid: "It has every nppenrnnce
of a held-up by another band of boot beot boet
leggers who are believed te have been
working through AVillinms."
The police still believe that the shoot sheet
ins of Jtkcl, which may result fatally,
was the result of n bootlegger's feud
OTcr territorial rights In Delaware
County. According te County Detective
Smith, Williams admits thut he took n
truckload of vvhlhy te the Crum creek
bridge and thnt Ilj kel vvnst shot from a
passing car before receiving the whisky
that was intended for him.
PEGGY'S HUBBY FIGHTS
$50-M0NTH AWARD
Attorneys for Jehn W. Montgomery
Take Appeal at Elkton
Tue attorneys have hnve filed pnpers
it Elkton, taking nn appeal from the
judgement and degrees filed against their
client, Jehn W. Montgomery, of Pelle Pelle
fente, Pa., in his suit for the annul
ment of his Elkton marriage te Peggy
Udell, a Ziegfeld Follies show girl,
Jnnu.irj 20. following a midnight ride
from a reef garden party In this city
in which the local court en July U7
returned n verdict In flavor of the wife
and ordered the plnlntllf te pny her
$50 a month alimony nnd ?50 expense
money.
Since the degree Montgomery nnd
his wealthy mother, who established a
residence in Elkton pending the trial,
left the State. It Is reported that
Montgomery is working in a match fac
tory in Seattle, Wash.
Counsel for Mrs. Peggy Montgom
ery is preparing n suit against the
mother for S.'.O.OOO for alienating the
affections of her husband and for defa
mation of character.
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CAMDEN RUM MEN
BOASTINGOF'PULL
County Officials Told te Start
'Cleanup' in Session Before
Grand Jury
New Symphony Chief
Contractors nre at work in the Oak Lnne section putting the Old Yerk
read In geed ocendltlon. The upper section shows a bit of Old Yerk
read. Belew Is a section of Spencer street. A sidewalk along Old Yerk
read will be one1 of the most welcomed Improvements front OnU Lnne
te City Line
DWER ID CONFER
WITH EDWARD BQK
Fair Association Head te Ge te
Maine for Discussion
of Plans
GETS AID IN WASHINGTON
CHILDREN AT CAMP HAPPY
TO HEAfl MUNICIPAL BAND
Falrmeunt Park Orchestra te Play
at Belmont Mansion
The Municipal Bund will piny to te
light at Piankferd High Scheel, Oak
land and WaKeling streets. This after after
neon the hand will eiilertain the chil
li ren at Camp Happy, Torresdnlc acnue
wutli of Elnden nenue, with this pro pre
sum :
u.. L .., "America"
SvVrtnr. S.p?,nl5h rertV. ..Hroeke
ecai sole, pfcte'l,
c. . ,. Jlr- h- Mollnsen
MniHl" Dnrrtln
Uf i.nterliiB tlie CatheUriil," from
l.""iflli;rln" Wnencr
lener sole, ii.lecteil. "nunfr
v.i.. . Mr J!re Shaw
aise dg Concert. "Artlsfa Dream"
,W,,W- "-'r.de" ...V,0.'!ri
J'l) The MKmtnlliilsts
"Swr SnanBled Uanner"
The Pniruieunt Park Band will ,,iny
nt Hehiient Mansion at 8 o'clock. The
Program will be:
' Kuneral Jlaich of a Muonet" "
M'The Itldn of Urn VulkjrlcV G0"n011
Xjlechanu bole "Calif of I.B,Ja,l"
Walt, ! Sit .Ptrr '-'"'n ,,nlelait"
'Star.Sranrle,lltn(.r..I'lj'"""tte
M. I U'."ui"'c ,,nrl the PhilndclDhin
8ir:.5Sp'ffiKa-;;.
f'rtnad, m. f.Vii r ;:': 'V, !:nBe '"'"in
ill" evening piegram is:
Oa?of, ', Ver'tifcll
fh ,UI' ,"""' .. H Mlllnr
nth. i.?i."I'lJhllill,,aml, "'" l'lnv len'Kht
ha,,, "K',. Wiiine, rincl J Lapltlnr.
L'L. ':,n" l"enntik. (."rnt, lltinanl
tenin 1)1 "V All'l1",i KriglUh hnm. An An An
)lotihine Cnm"0' Hteiif, Wllllaia Itfllz.
;viiuiv----uhcren"
I a?lfrl " ?-:"' m."B Journal
..-j m iu fteiPriPf
Colonel Franklin D'Olier will consult
with Edwnrd Hnk In Maine next week
en plans for the Sesqul-Centcnnlal Kx Kx Kx
posltlen. The new president of the Sesqut-Cen-tennial
Exhibition Association wns
highly cnthuein'itlr today ever his re
ception In Washington yisterdny by
Sc'ietary Hoever and Scnntcr Pepper.
Colonel D'Ollcr's plans ier the tnlr
i arc taking sliane following cenferciitcit
with mMiibcrs .if the beard of director".
Mr, Ilek iirw n.nny IneaH for tin' wer'd
tali ai (I the pew president wants' te get
them nt ft t baud.
The Fair Ass .clnflen's chief would
net comment en rtugpetlnns for a "mod
erate fair" made bv F.flinchnm 11, Nor Ner
ris nnd Agnew T. Due. He planned te
confer today with Kmebt T. Trigg, Alba
.Tninsnn. (JeerKO F. Helmes. Jules
Mnntbaum and former Governer Stuart.
"I nave wen going some for the
Inst week," i-nld Colonel D'Olier nt his
office this morning. "I wnnt te catch
my breath, he continued, Mulling, se
this nttorneor I am going te the coun
try." BOY STEALS $400 RING
Gets
by
Inte Ninth Street Heme
Means of Ruse
Mrs. Hverrett N. Inman, of 3007
North Ninth street, was robbed of n
54(10 diamond ring yesterday when n
hinnll boy gained entrance te her house
by means of a ruse.
The boy appealed nt Mrs. Inninn's
home with several bees of blackberries
and asked her if she wunted te buy
them. When she refused the boy asked
if he could come into the beuse' te wash
his hands. Mrs. Inman granted the
lequcst. but sent her own boy along
with him upstnirs. The strange boy
entered the bathroom, locked the deer
nnd was in there for five minutes. Then
he cniue out, thanked Mrs. Inman nnd
disappeared.
A short time later Mis. Inman found
that her $100 diamond ring had dis
appeaied. USES SPIKE AND PISTOL
IN EFFORT TO END LIFE
Man Stabs and Sheets Himself But
Is Recovering in Hospital
Despondent because he was 111 and
had no work. Clarence .laniiiccvvukl,
foity-twe j ears old, 41 Tusker stieet,
attempted suicide at 1 o'clock this
morning by stabbing himself in the
iibdemen with nn iron spike and then
"hoeling hlmbclf In the face Physi
claim at Ml. blnnl Hospital say he
w III recev er.
Jnnulccvvnu
WOMEN HIT PLAN
PLEDGINGVOTERS
Call Scheme te Line Up Girls
With G. O. P. for Cash
Prizes a 'Lure'
Sidewalks
te Greatly
Wider Streets
Section
WORK IS BEING RUSHED
Werk Is being pushed jen the elimina
tion of dangerous grndes and the laying
of sidewalks en Old Yerk rend in the
Oak Lane section. The improvements
are te safeguard pedestrians nnd motor
ists. The work is being done en Old Yerk
read from Oak Lane te CItv line and
en the snnie rend from Urend Ktreet te
Camden, both city and county, fnce
n rum problem no lens difficult te deal
with thnn Philadelphia's, nccerdlng te
both officials and the men who arc 1
the liquor business. .
All.ngrce ns. te. essentials, nltheuRii
nntnrnlly looking nt the "problem
from different points of view.
The snloen men say contemptuously
that they nre in no danger: that tliey
are always sure te be "tipped off
when n raid impends. They arc plcaBcd
with the situation. .
District Attnrnev Wolverton, admit
ting that Camden City and County nre
"wide open," deplored existing con
ditions nnd Is planning te proceed ef
fectively against them.
The Prosecutor announced today tnnt
he had called the police efflcals nnu
ether responsible lnw-enferclng an
tlinrltlitg nt nvrrV l-!tf. tlOrOUgll nHU
township in Camden County before the
Camden County Grand Jury recently.
In the presence of the Grand Jury
he told these officers thut he wns fully
aware of conditions nnd that it was up
te them te take measures te find out
the persons guilty of lolutIens nnd
bring them te punishment.
The prosecutor snjs he will assemble
the same police officials nnd law-enforcement
officers before the Grand Jury
of the ceuuty ngnln in the near future
and give them nn opportunity te ledge
cemplnlnts nnd submit evidence en
which Indictments mny be based.
If they don't "come te bat this
time, the prosecutor declares, he will
take measures himself te de nway with
conditions which he considers disgrace
According te assertions of the liquor
men themselves, one can get nil the
Hener desired, nnd nt reduced prices.
ii'iiiiSf
HENRY IIADLEY
0 DIRECT
HADLEY T
CONCERTSjN PARK
Symphony Orchestra Will Re
sume Open-Air Series at
Lemen Hill Next Week
ST.JOSEPH'S PLANS
COLLEGE ADDITIONS
$1,000,000 te Be Spent en
Buildings te Be Erected
at Overbroek
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A plot of fourteen acres in Overbroek
was acquired today by St. Jeseph h i al
lege for new buildings te be erected at
n cost of $1,000,000 te accommodate
only college students. The Iresciit
building nt Seventeenth and htiles
streets, which new Is used for both
college nuil preparatory students, will
be Used for preparatory school boys only
after the college buildings nre com
pleted In Overbroek.
The plot Is located nt the southwest
corner of Fifty-fourth street nnd City
line. A main college building will be
erected first nnd then n science school,
faculty hall, gymnasium nnd ether
buildings needed te make It n large
first-class college.
The trnni-fer, which Is considered one
of the most Important moves ever made
by n private school In this city.
Medeity "Well. old man,
1've sworn oft brngBlnB about
my car Hut slnce I ve
had the MOON the car does
Its own tnlkliiK nnd my
friends listen easily.'
Price, i $1295 $1785 $2785
F. O. B. Factory
Display Roem Open EveningM
Moter Cars
The car of tan proven unitM
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J. Jay Vendergrift, Prej.
855 N. Bread St. Phene Poplar 7586
The concerts of the Fnirmeunt Park
Symphony Orchestra, which were inter
rupted for a week, will be resumed
Monday eicninc at 8 o'clock in the
Lemen IIIU concert pavilion, near
Thirty-first street and Glrard avenue.
The SZ drik ! is n thing of the I will 1, continued fr four
seven-week sensen of free open-air
past, but one can buy plenty ei moon
shine for n quarter n threw. Moonshine
n , ear old brings fifty cents. Hut ns
te "high-class stuff," the saloonkeep
ers admit-frankly that they don't knew
whnt it leeks like.
"Sure, we sell booze," said the bar
tender of one of the cenfrnl saloons,
"nnd I'm frank enough te say that our
whisky isn't ns geed ns in the eni uns
DECLARED BLOW AT LIBERTY
Any effort te pledge women between
the ages of twenty and twenty-two te
vote the straight Republican ticket will
be fought te the last ditch, an officer
of the Pennsylvania League of Women
Voters said today.
The league has issued n formal
statement condemning n plnn te or
ganize u Wemnn's First Voters' League
based en n pledge thet young women
members must vote the straight He
publican ticket.
The statement from the league,
which is composed of 30,000 Republi
can nnd Democratic women in Penn
sylvania was signed by Mrs. Lewis
Lawrence Smith, vice piinlrinnn. The I
Spencer street. It is expected thnt the Rut it's drinkable, nnd none of it Is
entire job will be finished by October 1.1 colored nlcohel. If you like real lager
The improvements between Oak Lane ' this is the place te get it. e have t
and City line have been slew becnuse of' per cent beer which we sell nt n quar
the natural conditions which the con-1 ter, nnd we gunrantce it, tee.
tractors encountered. A number of "Where de you buy your beer and
steep grades had 'te be abolished, gas .whisky?" the bartender was asked,
and water pipes, trolley nnd telegraph "It's easier te buy it thnn it is te
poles moved nml tlm int tmnlic .n,,.wi I tell it." lie nnswered. "As a mntter of
from the sides of the read te the center. fact we hnve mere salesmen coming in
At tne present nil the grndlng work here trying te scu uoeze man we nave
hns been completed with the exception customers te buy it."
of the west side of OhLYerk read. The I "Aren't you afraid of being nr nr
trelley tracks hae-been moved te the rested?"
middle of the rend. Contractors are I "Net in the least. All of the snloon snleon snloen
now nt work grndlng the west side nnd keepers stand in. nnd tnkc it from me
einer contractors nre building a branch tlicrc isn't n saioenKeeper in t nimiPii
tower under the west side of the street.
Seven -Feet Sidewalks
Old Yerk read is a sixty-feet high
way between Oak Lane and City line,
and when improvements nre completed
there will be n cartway forty-six feet
wide and n sidewalk en either 'side seven
feet wide.
Fer many years there were no side
walks with the exception of short strips.
Many persons were killed by automobiles
or trolleys while walking along the
rend. Many automobile accidents also
occurred en the steep giades en the
read.
Old lerk read will be naved with
n.:": ... ," . ; A ." I."'" :" I aspna it ami tlie part between the car
that the Republican State Committee , F0 .f l ,u sidewalks is being paid by
l'f i . .
a nlnniWn ln nl.. I ,. ..! HU.lVK.UlU nrOIlCrtV 0 HOM.
the young etcrs, en a straight partv I "0,rk e widening Old ieik rend from
basis. In this connection it was I "read street te Spencer street is being
lenrncd that W. Harry Raker, Repub- ! Pushed rapidly and is mere than eO
llcnn State Chairman, had net spoil- ler -'c"t; finished.
The ft dispute and can be none rh (A Wder TherRbfllre
about the vnlue of educating venns. The street is being widened from sixty
wnmnn (n nil (lmt nnrtning t.. imiifin ! te seventy feet. Like the section fur-
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iiivi mi iiiu ivikii me M-vrnm peivveeii
ery few sidewalks. When the work In
tills section is finished there will be
.Mrs. snutii said. "Jt is also mere
prnisevveithy te organize jeung women
or ether Republican women te the end
that thev ninv be effrrtive in imlltipa
"It would be extremely' regretful if ' pavements twelve feet wide en cadi side
any movement should succeed which the fertj -six-feet curtvvay. The read
would stimulate the inteicst of eung i ,0 '. paved with asphalt, with gran gran
wemen in politics by the use of money. ( it between the car tracks. This work
"One of the arguments in support of ls li'lB done by the R.uber Asphalt
the long cninpaign for the enfranchise- Paving Ceinpnuy at n cost of K 13,800,
ment of women wns that their pnrtici- i While this operation is going en mo me mo
pntien in politics would icsult in the tetists are UMpiired te nutke s(vernl dc-
rnlsing et tne stnndurds of politics, tours, eininrists going norm use itrend
who isn't selling booze. We don't take
nny chance in selling it, becnuse we
knew what's going en nil the time. We
usually cet tinned well in ndvnnce. but
one day the sergeant stepped In with
n detail unannounced. The first thing
he did was te pick up n case of whisky,
lie. put it awnv where he took it from
and sold 'well, there's nothing here
boys, let's go.'
"Hew about the prohibition ngents?
Don't they come around?"
"I've seen but one in three years, and
he came te sell boe7e. lie was after-
ward'! arrested himself. He was con
nected with n joint. He flashed his
badge and told us he could get us some
renl stuff if we did business with him.
He mnde no front about being nn ngent ,
nnd that he also represented n large .
bootlegging concern located en North
Third street, Philadelphia. The place
was raided by the authorities some time
uge.
"Fer n time there wns a cut-rate war
en between saloonkeepers ever here.
That's what drove moonshine down te'
n quarter, llefere that we used te j;et
thirtv-live anil fifty tents for it."
"Hew much de jeu pny for that
stuff?"
"Fer the cheapest grades. S3 u rrnl- I
Ien, nnd for the ether grades un te S7. i
m milium v mimic Thp rbildren s con
certs, given nt 10:30 o'clock en Sat
urday mornings with illuminating tnlks
by David Dubinsky. of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, also will be continued.
The management of the orchestra hns
obtained for the first two weeks of the
remaining pregrnm the services as con
ductor of Henry Hndley, of New lerk,
the distinguished American composer
nnd orchestra lender.
Mr. Hndley will conduct the concert
Monday night nnd all of the concerts
following up te nnd including that of
August 2S, Mr. Hndley only a week
age closed a successful series of open
air symphony concerts in the stadium
of the College of the City of New Yerk.
Mr. Hartley's fund of experience in
outdoor sjmpheny music is extensive,
ns he has led the Philharmonic Orches
tra of New Yerk in the stadium con
certs for several seasons.
Levers of the music of Wngner will
welcome Monday eienlng's program, for
it Is-nn nil-Wngner nffnlr. Contrasts
ere featured in 'the pregrnm for the
following concerts nnd noted lelsts
again will be one of the attractions.
Seme of Mr. Hartley 's own composi
tions will be played from time te time.
During the last two weeks of the
Park concerts the leadership will be
in the bends of Dr. Thaddeus Rich, ns
sistniu conductor nnd cenccrtmnster of
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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c mt. T.F.nnr.B nrnri:
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Iter street address. When his wife heard
ilic shot "lie neiiiicii me peuee nnu
Jniuilcewski was taken te the bes.-
Ph'sslelnns opera! cd immediately, nnd
this probably will sine the man's life,
ns neither the iron spike nor the bullet
rcacied n 'Ml men".
BELIEVE IN SIGNS NOW
Youthe With Sense of Humer Learn
Hew te Take a Jeke
Accused of takiiiB several "Ne Park
ins" sIkiis fiem Chestnut street, us well
ns a "Safety .one" mrii ami a mi inn
Therefore these women who took con
stunt nnd active pint in that campaign
and who steed sponsors for the idea thnt
women voters would lend all their sup sup
peit te the improvement of political
morality regret extremely te see propn prepn
mis which concern the u&c of money In
ebtuiniiiK votes."
TWO MEN ARE SOUGHT
AS FAKE DOG CATCHERS
Force Owners te Pay Dellar for Re
lease of Each Animal Snared
All dolled up In elliciul looking
hndRcs, iiurjliiK huge nets nnd nc nc
cempiiuled by a dilapidated wagon
drawn by un animal rcbcmhllng in n
mild way the old grn mare, two
Negroes have been making au enviable
livelihood ns deg catchers.
They hae been telling unsuspecting
owners of trapped dogs that they c eulil
reclaim their pets upon pajment of SI.
Hut the hecret of their succebs hns
leaked out and new police want te see
them.
The two men islted various sections
of tli" city rounding up nnimals the
caught stralng en the Micet. When
the owner appeared he was licensed a
dollar for the deg's return. Then the
"deg-entcheri." would go merilly en
their wny.
MANY OFF TO EUROPE
Philadelphlans Continue Rush for
Foreign Sheres
Scores of Phlladelnlilnns are among
lliiise who nnve lUKen piif-sngu
Hread street and Spencer stieet had i Put we uiu't get real whisky. Tliat
I OM- lllllf Lll nil II ! ll'lma !... .. -.I- I ... I -. I 1 ' A ' . I 1. . . .
price is inning me suy. it Is nringlns
S,"."i te SO." a gallon in the bootleg mar
ket. We couldn't touch it and mnke a
profit nt thnt lU'iire. HeMiles, we hne
plenty of call for the btuff we can get
nnd sell."
Tlie lmrt-vulcr was interrupted In
the entrance of four customers, uhe
called fei whMsv. When he returned
he was asked if lie could arrange te get
u i.iit in ri'ai oieirn.
street te Oak I.ane, u Twelfth street,
te t ny line, 10 uiti eri; lead.
These coming south en Old Yerk read
tin ii east en City line, te Twelfth Btreet,
te Sixtj -ninth incline, te Thirteenth
stieet, te Sixty-sixth avenue, te Urend
stieet.
AUTO RUNS D0WNMUTE
Deaf and Dumb Bey Failed te Hear
Hern May Net Live
Deaf and dumb since blith nnd un
able te hear nn automobile when it
bore down upon him in front of his
home late esterdny afternoon, Stnn
ley lllcknril, seven jenrs old, of li'li!)
(iermantewn avenue, was knocked down
and suffered u possible fracture of the
skull. Phvsielans at the Children'
Homeopathic Hospital de net expect
lilm te i ecever.
The liej iccently returned te his
home fiem the Pennsjhunia Institute'
for the Deaf and Dumb, nt Mt. Airy, i
for his summer vacation. His parent's i
who nre empleveil during the dn.v, left
him in the cine of bis sister, Pearl,
font teen years old. lie is said te have
urn Inte the path of the uppieachlng
machine vvhilu the gill's v.tes vi0re
averted.
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Advertising
Service Man
A position as nn advertising service man is
open with a large Philadelphia organization.
ihe 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
be done largely for local stores large and small
with occasional preparation of newspaper advertis
ing "espy" 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
VI m"!1 K'-V,0'1 rl of Scotch, nil
ight. ha said, "hut it will cost SIL'.T
ml I won't gunrantce It.
races around here are making
Scotch and putting it up in fifths in
stead of quart bottles, nnd even going I
te the trouble of faking the seals Only
u seasoned sseewii drinker could de
tect the difference." .
.lust then another pnrty enine jn nnd
nil unlet ed liquor. Heme had bottles
of real beer.
"That's the way they de," said the
bartender. "They ionic in .Jn twos
and threes, and we mnmige te 'get rid
of eight te ten uuuits a day nud make,
a f.nr living at that. Of eeutse. our '
bet business is nt nights and Satur
lli.v If we didn't sell liquor we
couldn't exist."
Mr. Wolverton was told of the beast
th.it liquor was being sold epenlv i
thiou'heut the county.
"I knew it is," said Mr. Welver-'
ten "I urn making every effort pus- I
sible te suppress it. I have enlv four
men whom I can use for investigation
purposes. Twe hundred thousand pee- '
pie live m Caniden Cit.v and it would
he impossible for my detectives te pry
into conditions everywhete.
"It is up te the autlietlties in the
respective cemiiiiniltv te remedy any
evil conditions I de net iinueY-tand
Stammerers
Attention!
Viumil eutlnc nml reunion of
Klneliv C'luh villi be held at
Manmlth 1'eultrv 1'arni I,annililf
Ment Ce tnKi llpthlehrm nnd
Snmnil'mn plkr
Next Saturday, Aug. 19
Aute will luive Plilln at a p M
iii'iniilr addressee by jiremlntnt
memlwri
411 Stammertrt Invited
Send ler particulars
The Kingsley Club
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PK0DAK
The dliver of the machine. Jehn ., ,""l'" ""L J il the
Pieiit and Mnst.r Greets pehce s , V "$ai " .,r .' liKl H
tten today. nelh e piechiets ami the milii-emmi nmn -
BOY DYING, DRIVER HELD
Police Trace Truckman
nihil I'seil li the Ma.ver ami ms..lf
"The Majer told the pelneiiu-ii that
thev owed iiellMc.il allegiance te no
eiu nnd that tlicj were sweiii te pre
FledM.ie the peaci inn' de awnv with Imv
Iluntln. Sccne .',01 !.TM
. . INTRUMIHSKJN
Muihern Hhanse.ly ..
oeprnnn selt Sell Ple.1
WtdJln, si..h M"" l1r'y
en
tern, two .veiiug men were nciii in miii nt.i ..-.,..,. .-. .,"',, , Miter injuring cyclist violations, i iieu tin- .Ma.ver would
ball tedav for a further hearing Tues- I'em- cay nj, en the Mtp Sin r ,.,.,. stlllmim. 111(1 Diamond ?, ,h"Vm,fi "' "V,''1, ""Hwb'i'k r nnj
dnv by Mnglstiate Cewaid. Wan ,''',l,,C' ," 10Irel1fnr I-'V'1 ' -tieet. driver of n Philadelphia I lee i 0,l.,:'nr.i '"e,1 .T"'1" 0ns'
The veiiths gave their names as peel, lire Mr. an l Mrs. Albert Pes- ,..,. ..,.,,, .1t,1ill. . ,",, ' ,.' ' ',' . "The, etliciaK who weie bt-fme the
Herace 13. Ilarmnn. of the Marquette ter. Jeseph r.. vvaisii, .Mr. uud Mrs. Illm Klmei r.iliiiuiiilsen i i p ", itiuiul .lur have been given ample time
Apa iments, Wilmington, Del., and Walter Hhcrg. Alexander Wilkle, .e , s it" l a t I Hi son "sh-eet a , ", l,ilM"i lm,,M,,,,1,V "" ' ""J1 "ut
sin.i.nel 13. Hair. It Ninck avenue. Samuel A. Iln llndny, . Mrs. Ilertha Helt, i T1..11..11.1 ..v....i.... ii..i..v , nu i... .l..,,n'1 i "hat N going en, and I expect that It
sJSISJ U..sdewe; , , )VHH"m J1' iV' ,?'imVil. "l1-"': i Set.O .mil f.u-a fuither l,ca.l,; by HI " : " 1. ' ""-.. JW.. IV
A uaireimnn imis uunii'ivu ny a iieuiRe . """.'".: .ms, numiiei intrate l.lm ell. ,..- .. .. ....... i..iu m ru-
..'.! I....1 ...,,.,,.1 ! ,,l,l.n crr,.ll mil MKs Mllv Alnml, iv ... 'i ... ,.,.. .. .. POI t M tile Cillllld Jllrv fe! .IP! inn I
i.rnvwi iiiiil niui'i u. .. n' .... i... ..., .- v. .'.. . - --. j"t.. . . .iiiiiiiniiiiii wiin i'iiii
. Hucalessl
. Hesmor
loncav,ille
Mcndnliiaulin
"htnr hpuiiiilml llnnnei
Childhood Sveethearts Wed
Uthn!U i)f ?Uhh l:lsie Lcnthy, 11)00
"jnli go Inst January te Christian Kll-
"II, IHT Cllilllhnnil Hivnatlmf.rf .,.!
IrwiS.1".0 r,7,'!0 (,,r''' "venue. The
Cit 1"" '"n"'' i' tlitH city. Kll-
ftrtrfii i i"i' tnirty eurH u.
b-'.iUi """'" urine parents,
-" nl
In which the two were sitting near the
leading feriy. amused at the spectacle
of the blglis tied te the sides of the ma
chine, A bettle of liquor was found in
the car. , , ,
Of the '100 signs placed throughout
the center of the city less than a je'ir
age, iiune than ITiO linve been taken
away or destrejed by careless motor
ists, fiBEKKS WANT rtiNBTANTINOriJS
The ltullen may lieceme very acute In
the near future. . Whatjver dote happen will
lie promptly reported, nei merely ey Mr.
Percy Neel, from 1'aria. dui vy epeciai uu
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rcy
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R
euch apca nawa V.v,ei
n4. Athena,
. lav.oeo
Philndelplilnns booked en tlie lied
Star liner .eelnnd, from .New Yetk
for Antwerp via Plymouth and Cher
bourg, are Augustus 13, Jessup, Mr.
nud Mis. Jeseph Heltlnger. linger N.
1 A. Hiilt. Matthew Walker and
Ilcnjamln llrewn.
The IIellanrt-Ainericn liner New
AniBteidnui sails from New Yerk for
Plymouth, Iloulegno and Itetterdam
with the following Phllndelphinns:
Mr. nud Mrs. Carl V. Laubcr, Mrs.
Mnry U. Carnlll, Miss Abide I.ee, Wil
liam J, llliiBclike, Kdvvnrd lliilscheid,
O, llnlKjield, II, A. Alcyrr, Mlsa M. T.
Of lINn epeciai nwa ',. ewywwi jjuuilq fci
onto II apeni in J" KWJ'.. . V" linv VI
nil 111 fiWallli allkt It t aMMh Mlaialli" '- 'L
bid Miss M. Charlette Dew-
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I esnlli.l I.plscepal ( fully belong te the Pioseciiter, hut
.r,j;km;ieh,,:!S1,;,e,;I ,f !-ittxi zwvz
meriilng. l.dinuiiilseu mny die. Hves were summoned beteie the O rand
Twe Wills Are Probated
The wills of Jnceb Meek. 4:iL'tl Osice
"' i iiZV: ' """ - usage
avenue, wheTTrtt an estate valued at
$0000, and Merris I). Weed, who left
an equal amount, were admit ted te
probate by the Register of AVllls to
day. An Inventory in the personal es
tate of Geerge O. Neuver ,hn ,u
Il ij. An nM n -.-T, ... M.v
ttmytpf , tl0,JJ.(,UJ, JM.me, filed. .
T I... !..- 1. ... .m.i
.iiirj iiv uie i iii-.i-rinnr me ijieucesler,
Colllngsweod. Westmont, lladdenlield,
Htidd'iii Heluhts Audubon. Cleuienlen,
Magnelia, Ilerlln, filbbsbore, Mcr
cliiiutvllle nud Pensaukcii.
Rev. F. W. Bible te Preach
The Hev. Frarlk- W. lllbla' will
Jirench at the Bryn' Favvr Presbyterlanl
jChurch tomorrow , ypralug 7i (
DEVELOPING FREE
E "117 HEN prints arc 5
YV ordered Prints
E S'nSIts (postcard size)
E 5c each ' E
1 KEENER CO. 1
Opticians
1713 Walnut Street I
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Advcr Using Salesman
At 30 years of age I have
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. I wish
le connect with a per
manent preposition
where I can put n big job
across nnd 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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:GEO. F. BERGMANN & CO.
he have been suceessfull bellniK cpett
surplus of meter cars in New eik District
Announce
hnviijc sc't'iircil n few
Brand New U21 Factory Guaranteed
STANDARD "
Due te expert cancellation
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Te Be Sold at Cut Prices While They Last
in Philadelphia Territory
Lust year's J' price S308I for the
Fer InHp and particular ci
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Delivered D Jl 04 '",u;"nB ."". lax
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See Mr. Hawley Auth'ilTOeff HeprcHentativ.. '
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UKtrua SF Wfearua
90 Wait Street, WOL. Te). R.cte
6275
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