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;. GETS HER FINED
Mlss Berg's Sad Encounter
With Traffic Rules Ends
in Defeat
STRANGER PLUMBS JEANS
. Wi traffic patrolman was nit wrong;
J?. was mean nnd nasty; his mumbling
Jatarted (he whole thing, In tin- first
'Va t "'"'' anyhow, she didn't have
?12.r0 te pv the fine Magistrate Itfii-
Daw Imposed.
Miss Grace Here. 3W North Six
teenth street, between carefree laughter
'ml frowning denials, gave suhstan
ttfilly thnt pxplanntlen today when nr-
'ralgned for obstructing trnffic en Chest- .
nut street.
( "Arp you nil threugh''" inked tin
uiiiKiwirnir aner .miss tiers mm con- ,
LtrndlrtPd mhhp of thp .tatpniiriN of
'Patrolman I.llley, of thp meiintul traf
,flc ferrp
( "Vpc.' I njii threiiRh." lP sild. .
nauRliins. i
(; "Well, if .ell find it e nmuslnu. I ;
Sw-ill finp you $le.r,0." rulp.l Henxlinw.
'J. "That' tee bnd." she reterlpd. "I
I. "t
RTtess you will have te keep hip
haven't Ret it."
"Wp will kppn von. all rlsht ."
inpmaRi.-tratP. i
MisH Iters wa takpn hark from ih.-J
mnRlstrntP - benrli but did net remain a
prlwmer very Ions. An elderly man
........ .........,.....,,.,..,. ,..., ,. .,,,, .
and left f Itv Hall with her.
When the trouble tipsnn at 4:4."
o'clock yesterday en Cheittuit street I
nnn T..i.lfll l.A ..1. rtl. ........ AM..I..
MIm HerR. who Is thirty -three years i
old. was ebstruetlnR traffic She had !
parkPd hpr enr in front of I'Jl.'i Chest-
nut sa-eet, within the "no pnrkltiR",
Hew These Ch.irRes Grew!
TJut when I.illey finally reached City
Hall, driven therp In MKi Here's ear.
she nlse was chnrRpil with assault unci
battery, disorderly conduct, reckless
driving, and breach of ordinance.
The traffic miin testliied that when Iip
.. iuh.uk in ss nrre up in wir en-
rater at CU Hall s,p threa enerl te
Minsn yji,r nrains out iiRamst;
Im , .1, ,. ,u '
" "" "" ' " - "
yeunK woman denied ,
Miss HerR re-,, bed Tentral Station at ,
U!w e cluck, iimrp than an lieur before
the henrincs beRiiti. She was surround- i
ed by a crowd of friends and .icipi.iiut
ncps, some of them ward politicians.
She were a blue turban, black shoes
Of the newest stjle, white silk rteckhiRs.
and had her dtess almost concealed by
a long black cape with n fur cellar.
Patrolman Scorched by filanre
A chince of sfczlin, feminine scorn
was shut at I.llley as he walked te the
tand and took the oath.
The patrolman said he was en pest
near Twelfth and Chestnut streets when
l. , - , , i.i.i new-c. i or occurs oevu
.the defendant drove up and asked where , ,.,,,,. nl(.eni,,i aIllrlt!)
the could park her car. He said he!. ,,,! ,..,., iLi
told Jier te park en Twelfth street. i
"I nni.l no further attention te her." '
tilley" continued, "but a few minutes !
later I net! 1 the car narked outside,
Of 12ir, Chestnut street: I went off. j
ji,,,,,,,., (,:,. .K... i. !,..
Wimiiifiiiil'il MIMl i Ji'ttlllh. Munii inr i
,.mh.. ..! -.- ...U,,I . f t., ,
I told her would turn in her number
" 'Oh. no jeu won't" he ijueted her
aft retorting. 'Oh. ye I will, and move
en neAV or I will place jeu under nr-
ifVjla! ," I.lllev continued.
iThe patrolman said MN Hprg argned
with him nnd that finally he threatened
te call the wagon
Then she enn
Wnted te drive te City Hall I
Lilley snld she drove enst en Chest-( Washington. Aug. 17 (H A. P. ) ,
nut and then south en Twelfth, turning i Hy a vote of Til! te 28 the Sennte re- '
north en Thirteenth and then east en i fused today te limit te .".(I per cent ad
Chestnut strept again. He said she! valerem the duty en tabic, butchers,
itepped in front of 122." Chestnut street rarving, kitchen, bread nnd similar
and announced she was geins te see ! knives. The limitation was proposed
Ceuncllmiin (Inns. , t,y Senater Lenroot. who said the rates
Anether tilt occurred, and at last she j approved ranged from 100 te 21S per
n-i-ntercd the machine and drove teienf.
i s!n..pn noeiihlfi'iins Hernh. ( 'imner.
Deaths of a Day
THOMAS J. WAINWRIGHT
Retired Photo-Engraver Dies
In
Hospital Funeral Saturday
Themas J. Wainw right, retired photo
engraver, who died jesterday in the
Northwest Onernl Hospital, will be
buried Saturdaj afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Service at his late residence.
17'H North Twentj -first street, will be
followed bj Interment, in the Mount
Vernen Cemetery.
Mr. Wainw right was a member of
Welcome Ledge 4.",'i, V, and A. M , ,
Anglo-Saxen Ledge l.'t, e S. of St. i
Geerge, and Court Cohecksink 142, 1. :
of A.
Charles W. Stiles
Charles W Stiles, a lifelong res!- i
dent of Camden, died last night at his
home, fil.l Trenten avenue, Camden i
He was sixty-eight years old and had i
been sick for several weeks.
Mr. Stiles was a member of the i i ""
?nTHaiioM,eiei;g! UNHURT IN DITCH "PARADES THE BIG FEATURE
Tribe, Redmen , Welcome Circle, I .
Hrotherheod of America, nnd the New i , ., ,..,.. , . , . , ,, , . , ,
Jersey Ledge of Odd Fellows. He Is I A rule up the railroad track south u 1th justifiable nibllcatlen mingled
imrvlved bj a widow, one son, J Harry I of Orelnrid Pa., in an automobile, re- I with music and color I.ansdale an
Btlles, and u daughter, Mri. Thomaa I suited disastrously early this ,n"rnl"K neunced today thnr It Is just fifty rears
Grlvs. ! for James Peas, chnuffenr for Mrs. A. . . ' '
J A Deverenux, prominent society "'
Jehn S. Duff woman. "' 'h0 holiday energy of the borough
Funeral services for Jehn S Duff. I . I'r".h' ''i"1 ,'1"Hf'", ?V ':v'nu) ,0 " Iwi concentrated for a three-dny
for twenty-live jears cashier of the ,f', Nr!r!h ! "'"(1''1l)'lln , R,",,n" ,f,r.''n' celebration te mark Us semi-centen-Adams
Kxpics Company, who died t ' Oreland Inst evening, and after leav ng , ,,
his home. :i('.0lt Chestnut -trcet. last her according te the police, pre. cded Lnnsdallans have come from all parts
night, will be held tomorrow at 2 :.1U ! f" Gormtintewn. Hi, '""""n' "f ' J of the country te join In the event. A
-ii. t. iv. .re ...i...... . hnnnened after that Is a lilt hazy, nut ., ,i,, .. ,,, .... . ,. .,. .........
eui.ivn, ..ii, iMui, ...ii, iw.r. uillllHrn.'fl,
had lived at the Chestnut street home!
for thirty ears. I
Mrs. Jennie L. Tlly
Mrs. Jennie L Til, wife of Alfred
Ely Tlly, and a sister-in-law of Herbert
Tlly, of Stravvbrldge A Clothier, died
yesterda at her home at Merlen nnd
Montgomery avenues. Merlen. Death
followed a long Illness that resulted from
an operation. Mrs. Tlly was a member
of St. Jehn's Episcopal Church, Cyn
wjftl, "he was also a member of the
Cynwyd Weman'" Club. Funeral serv
ices will be 2 P. M. Saturday.
Funeral of Mrs. Emily Sehwarz
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Sehwarz.
who riled lftHt night at her home, .100
Midland avenue. St. Davids, will take
nlace Saturday afternoon nt 'i n'eleck.
Burial will be made In Old St Davids I
Ometerv. Mrs. Schwara. who wns
'aevfnty-feven vears old, had been 111
only three weeks. She is survived by
three children, Miss Fannie Sehwarz,
Mrs. Charles W. Reet and Charles
fchwan. Mrs. Schwarrs husband,
Frederick W. Schwam, dle two years
age, H was secretary of branch lines
I the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mrs. Mary E. Qeerge
, Mrs. Mary E. Heerge died last night
lt her home, 572 Hensen street, Cam-
.' 1 Civ... -- .1.- ...1.1- i, t s
. vtl nil" vv.in me wi.iuw .11 nr, .1, w.
;wtp.
vAe was city veterinary of
iSbl lit U- 1.-1.1 ...u.
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ufTiii-it win ue iieiu rriuay
D ...ll.l.ll' ft .1. I....I.I& tm
w yius, Hi (i.n uuurf MH
Deqy win De taken te
Traffic Police? Bah!
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Wlii) was flnrd SI'J.Wi today by
Magistrate Hcnshavv following hrr
altercation with a traffic officer
ever the parking rules
lf Hall
(In tlm u,,v ,i,, tin...
. "aid. mIh
MniiiniPd thp deer en hi-, tin-
.
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Rf'1;, .,
" nile thp patrolman tpxtified Ml
TS "ll0"' 'it head vls.irensly nm
murniiirpd : "I.K lie, Uv," -rm
sap nail npr ttinine.
"n' " ,,r inninc
i "iri, ti.ii! v . ...
' Tlv.rk ; he mm h 1 IH ,,,V',hPrp ,' u" ''
, p.irK he nitmtilPd -etiiPthlns I didn't
al,,::!M"?"',' .: :,", v.' ""? : T
nnui i iinuPrstiinu him I theuc it It
W""1'' be all risht te pnrk where I
did. I was in th. t..rp two minutPH
n!. and then nr him taking niv
, ., ,. .,, .llh,.,, ,, nlP nn iinaiiv
I said I weiilil ,. te Cm Hull." '
Mi. Hit:: lauirliPd. n 'niTre. enre.fr..n
Inuali. as though hei-kllne traftip patrol-
mnn !, r.ti ..f !. !.... . . .. ..
world. Then camp the miiRi'strate's-
queMlen. the tine, the pnviuctit and thii
departure.
I.illey went back te l,U l,nr. nn.i i,t.
mnchlne merelv struck a frplght
inr Knn,.lnB ,lI()W lr01C,U
Si- vears jire. while a student at the
V.,,,VPr,,' "f,"nnIv"'-'. "-. """.'
ill:ipppiireii irem iier home and was
,-, , , naf,nre Relatives snid the
rff(1(.ts f nVprstu,ly hni! nm,Ip , rr an.
(Pl. au,n
NAB LIQUOR IN 2 SALOONS
, ..,, , . ,'
Dry Agents Seize Whisky and
Summon Proprietors
Prnhihltinn ,,,-Pn,s l.l l,v s!r...tel
- ' -...-, .... .... . -... . ....
Agent Daniel (faugh, raided the saloon
j of M. Kp-teln, Twentj -eighth and Por Per
ter streets, this afternoon and seized
tifteen e,uart of liipier behind the bnr.
Later they found thirty-three quarts
mere hidden in various parts of the
tVuif,
I he agents declared the stock I
'moonshine"
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??' ,h rr,.tH. J",!"h,',i ,"1 tWP,1, ,l",rt:4 '
""l" ." "l ""J.-. . k. ..,.,..,
.MMllJtT SJll'HMl Vl JUKI IMM'M rMIIlPU
t.. erl i . .-.!! I.
ueiere. i ue pieirictnrs win no s,,m
mmird brfnri1 1 nit rd Stairs Cnuuulv
siiine- Mnnlm tomorrow ,it the Visier .1
siene: .uunn'j tomorrow ai tee r isier.il
Tti. ii.ii n
Building.
CUTLERY DUTIES STAND
. ' . -
;nat rw.-,t. i ,,( prnni t J
Senate Defeats Lenroot Proposal te
Establish Limit
..-,-.....-.... .---....., ..,-.' -.
Cummins. Kellogg, Lenroot. Norbeck
1 and Sterling supported the Lenroot
proposal, and one Democrat, Hreusj-nrd.
i voted against It.
j Senater Lenroot declared the duties
propesisl ey the committee nnu pre-
vieusly approved bv the Senate were
"outrngenus," and ailed attention that
tlie limitation he ndvecnted was double
the existing duty.
AUTO ON TRACKS
Society Weman's Chauffeur
Has Wild Ride Along Rail-
way Right of Way
-""'- ,, . , .... , . . ilt-.
the police sn.v he located some Ingh-
power lumen.
, . ",.;. i ' . ,,,., p.. .e
land. Uiilc driving west en Paper
.Mil lean, fit lie gnuy cr..ss,B ..,.,,.
iieinienem iiivime . ... i.- .............
Kiniwav. ne iiirue.i ... me r.-iu uii-i.-ui.
of crossing the tracks. This was about
midnight. ... ,
I p the track Dumped tlie car along
the sleepers. The station agent ..t On-
land, glancing down the track was
amazed te see the nor libeund local.
nearly due. coming up vvith twin head-
lights 'I he engineer of the local, en
the ether ham. was equally amazed te
see a tlnv red light bobbing along ahead
of his train. He managed te sep, but
net until he had bumped into the rear
of the Deverenux automobile. The n;e-
lercar was 11 row 1 1re.11 in.- ......nn.
devvn the bank, through 11 fence and
Inte
te ntlield. I he chauffeur escaped un-
Injured.
' , . TI . 1
Pens was arrested by Patrnlmnu
Streener of the AblllRtnn station
locked up for the night, and discharged
today b) Mnglsti-nte Williams.
DIES FROM BROKEN BACK
Shipyard Mechanic Succumbs te In
Jury When Bucket Hits Him
Charles Hensei, of (.leucester. 11
mechanic employed In the New Yerk)
Shipyards, died of 11 Ireken back thin
morning in thp Camden Homeopathic
Unuellfll.
As he was leaving the plant last night
an iron bucket fell upon blm from
one of the heist. Ua have a widow
and four chUdrw. v.
near, prnpareu for the next episode In I , . V. . "i. V ""'"""
thp life of n traftip cinrdlnn n'"1 " ,M " hanl ,bn,,,r- Jt l8 n mw
I i"t Tune I lwJ h, . of " collie "Ut and nethltiR oeminR in.
hnndllU TeM,Pr ear. "TSi h IrZ , "TI,t "' t'"!1 b',,h"" T 'i lhn!'
ether orenpantH from Inj r v or de I,n,n', hnV0, " """"'V1 I,,y nTm '" nff,r,c'J
when i frill-lit frni .HiLi nlreac h. It werrle. hip v0 and yet I
.n'R 5 or II -TnuJ: T' a r'atel! '"'TS k'T f,,r,!,t,, "fr '" m'' lKirl
near Hammnnte. . . J. She ' v a ' ?ml ''7 "lhl ,' , ""' I..',"n '' '""' hew
re.1 llsht nnd l,,rkei,l wl. .ve th, I X ,'1"1 IhM iiiurli lenper.
BIPED
BY TRAIN
EVENING PUBLIC
MRS
ROSIER DYING
SOBS HER MOTHER
(
Slayer of Husband and Girl
Wasting Away in Prison,
She Says
PRAYS FOR HER RELEASE
"l'n'en Rempthlnc Is denp nheut
r.-itlirrlnp non It will hp tun IntP."
, Tin Mipnkrr wat. Mr Sup Rpp,!
'methPr e'f Mri. Kthrrlnl' UeMfr. who
1- In Meynnipn-lns I'rlMin nwaltlnc trial
for .!, mnnlrr of her h!."l,nnd! ! (War!
and hi "trnocrapher. Mlldrpd Upekltt.
en .lannar.i ill. Mri, Ilpd llvlnc at
.'." Kent read, takinc rnrp of thp two
Ke.ipr rhildrpn. ().rar. iiIiip, and Illcli-
nnl. tpn innntlm.
Ifpr f-icp worn with rarp. anil pj-ph
vtrpninlni; with fenr". Mri. RppiI seblx-d
hpr ter.v. "Cathpriup ni-vi-r wai vprv
' ' "e'ic. "nd Her lunR nrp nffpptPil." Up
;iim. .-.ini'f' s r linn erpn 111 nrivnn rnp
.i i... . ..... i.i ...v :
diRPStlnn.
Mether Chokes With Sobs
I.aM Monday she h'ul nnefhpr at-
'aeK ami !iiiiu'v iiip'i. nni en, i par. en,
'.-'" '"" " werrir,! I de net knew
u,, te de "
m. hi, .-hekPd whi, fr h.
taek and nlitiet died, nnd eh, dpnr. eh,
.,.,...,t . wn .,..,.1.1.. t.. .,,nb fi.,..n,.
w Ith an e-Tort. h. rontrelVd her eme.'
tlen-. and mntitiued : "Without the
ptnper iilr she i RPttlne worse everv '
, da huh ner nine "ni'iinciii i" (irnRRitiR
her down. The, think I de net tintlee
the difference in her beeause I co twlep '
a week, but 1 can see it. Any inethrr
..until nml It Is lirAnkl,, mv linnet
"" seniPthlnR in net seen done te
' Pi m-v "ir ""l "' 'I""'0 ll u"l 1'p tee
late. She cannot last much lenRPr nnd
neither c.in I. I nm tnkltiR care of the
Neeih; Mether's Cart
When CatliPrlnp was takpn siek last
time she ulniest died and they did net
?-"l f." '-" -'"' '.'l- "! '1" w.M, that
I could have something done about It.
because If my girl Is sii shP needs me
and I wnnt te be with her. And. eh
dear, when I step te think that she
can't last much lenjer In that prison,
it nenrlj drivps me crazy.
I Near writes te his mother nil of
the time, and wants her te come home.
nd the baby needs her. I cannot keep
ReittR much longer, although for ner
"' '" ' ""'.I' 'I' "!'"- '"e 1 QIU
iible te crawl around."
KINDNESS IS COSTLY
Truckman Gives Man Lift and Is
Arrested en Rum Charee
., ,, ,,.,,,. ... , , , ,
" "" ' "nara 1-1. n irmcr. ei
Cynwyd, was en his way te nest Man-
n.Mink tedn. with a trui
cklead of melons
he was accosted by a Nesre with a suit-
a.e. who offered a dollar for n lift.
He took the man aboard and later was
'""ested en a. charRe of transpertiiiR
hooch, which the .Negro had in the suit-
ani'nM .,. ,.,,., i.. nvffi., i..,,.i.
r . ..-....
.,.,, Nerman Tayler when his trnek
feed tin- net ncrp.'d with hrr and fh(,nn artpry in .lenpn broken rlRht nr
ha, had spvpral attacks of anite ln-iThp pntrelmpn made a tourniquet w
' - lif M nan ntwl rnnnlni thin !.
ii i . t i i I, i ' "e" Met ureHn ryes, r or want mere
i,r(lkr down at Levering and Main; ceu(1 n,1POn n5k-?
Istnets. The Negro. Alexander incptit, - -,. . ,,.,., ..
,f Hiding, was wked up. He xm ,n. ,c"at of, 0rchl11 "lnr ,
he was te have delivered the suitcase i Preceded by a tiny pagp. Miss Jehn-
te a man en a Norristown train atse11' dresspd in simple gown of orchid
,tnnnl.,lr.i,. in ,.nR fnkp,. . ti, .... georgette, walked with fitting mniestv
tlen te meet the train, but no one he
recognized showed up.
"
HELD FOR AUTO THEFTS
Cjv.,,,j n..i rk,,ini,t uni c,
Edward Duffy, Chestnut Hill Sa-
loenkeeper, Rearrested at Jail Doer
Reloaded from thp Media jail, whprp
he had been confined for ten months,
x -,i ..... H. i I...OV .. fnpm.i. Lr.lmi.Vr..,..A
l. ill. .1111 'i.lit l. ."..in. ninifivi-i-i('i
of Chestnut Hill, was re-arrested last
night.
Duffy was sentenced last year en a
charge of receding stolen automobiles
at his farm near Media. He was ar-
rested jesterday by Detectives (tster-
holt and Stueker nnd brought here te
answer n ( barge of larceny of three
automobiles. He ls said te have nd-
mitted his guilt.
LANSDALE IS GAY
Town Resembles Rainbow as
i Semi-Centennial Celebration
I Gets Under Way
ii "it .1111 ini.i Mill HIM. llliril I
, ,. ,., Slltr,ny ..,. .,..
The boieugh presents the ar-parance
"r " lnlevv en u rampage. Hut there
S meaning for everv hue which entera
,, ,,, ,.. ,, i,,.,,,,; , ,lU ,
i,rmenize with the sentiment of tie
,.., i
Like one large family the .1000 resi-
dents of the n ace have bppn working
)nnki (h(i flCPnnn ,mr.pmaker.
S(ipn ,mn(U fop tMf ,MU
, nm, Pmlllr.nnCf. lmvp ,)PPn CnRncP,i
nmeng ether musical features te add te
the j,PnPrn harmony,
An effi(,,al Mng ..0pm of Montgem-
)iH lpfn writtPI for thp 0P.
pnHlnn ,)V thp liev iT nru,,0 Mackay.
of j.nnale Methodist Church,
p,,,.,,,,.,, in which civic, fraternnl,
husiness. social and religious erganlzn-
, ,, ttlM ,, rtic-jpiite have been ar-
r,inL,rt
: Aft(,r fl ,,p nnt,nunclng thnt the dny
marking the fiflteth anntverMiry of the
I .....I1M..H I.I' II.. I" Ill lllllll.vir.il j ,,, I HI,
r011R,H birth has arrived a parade
was held tedny by J.ansdale mer
chants. Every business In the borough
wns represented and men who have
helped te put the place en Its busihesn
feet were in the line of march.
(irnnt II Warner wns chief mar
shal, and bis aides were Herace H.
Cre'mnu and A. Wesley Kratz.
Mark Twain's Sweetheart Dead
Rene, Nev., Aug 17 (Hy A, P.)
Mrs Eugene Main, said e have been
the first white child te arrive in Car
son City. Ncv,. and reputed te have
been the sweetheart of Samuel ii.
Clemens when he was in Nevada, died
ON 50TH BIRTHDAY
In Carsen City last night. She Y"beth Hall, Anna Whltesen, Elizabeth
' .- 1. . -U '' .(E. .11 mA Puma TtiAMa ' '
seventy tseven jreara old.
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
DIES FOLLOWING CRASH
OF AUTO AGAINST POLE
Rebert Schall Killed In Accident.
Four Are Injured
1 Rebert Schall. of Delaware avenue
I and Orthodox street, died In the Frank-
ford Hospital lit 2 o'clock this morning
a ........... -l Uilll 111 tilt t 11 I 'Nil' III I IV
, ,n, n .'""Rrnph pelp en Richmond
I LtrAAt nnAi'i litlnM li ..II. .
.-1..V .it...... IMIUVi llini llllll
Martin Demnsee. fnftv.uncAH rMM
old. of Richmond nnd Croyden sticets;
William Jenes, 2S31 Arnmlnge nvpiiup;
Michael Dcnipspy. nlne yrtira old.
tipphew of Martin Dpmnspv. nml Ifnrrv
j "ijffiff !;",ena ",K(t'
Mnrtltl Dpiiiiispv v;i. ilrlrln fl.e
I "jnchlnc north en Uichmend street
i sluirt,. nt''' " clock uIipii he let
"onirei ei tnp car in n dark UtrPfcli
t0:-,,?"' ' 'IT n$h. htTU
"R V'L Vu The rnr ls "aid t0
I '"' ct"" Mwlin(.
I ollce of the HelRradp and Onrfidd
' ",rrrN inuen wprp Mimnienpd by n
i l,,.,',.!'tr'Bn' -iulpk hctlen en thp part
I "' ''", ,we ,ffi',rs prebnbly navpd Jeiipr
from hlppditiR te death. Hp Ik n rlty I
iin-man aunfiiPd te tne station at the
feet of Harp Mrppt.
When thp patrehupii u-prp rarrjins
thp injured ten pntrei wnjen It was
n iiu'irrn ie n pntrei wazen It w
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; MiS3 Ruth Jehnsen Gets 58 028
I sWfc ,utvfcw
Vetes for High Hener
at Resort
BIG PARADE STAGED TODAY
ItV a Staff Corrtipendent
Wlldwoed, N. ,T.. Aur. 17. Miss
Huth Jehnsen, this yenr's beauty of
Wlldwoed, was last night crowned
queen of the resort before hundreds of
admiring residents nnd visitors en the
Oeenn Pier. She receiver the honor bv
' L'2'"'.!'lr ete" ,'10 t0,a' "' wn,c' ,vnH
I i"
Last night's event was the forerunner
of the fourteenth annual babv parade
today, which marked the hpight of the
Wlldwoed sensen. Mere than .100 en
tries have been made.
The honor of placing the crown of
geld leaves en the head of the nineteen,-year-old
queen went te Zelda Webster,
runner-up in the contest, with a total
of 28. lftl votes. Third place was
awarded te Kvelyn Hayes, with 27.307.
The pair served ns attendants te the
queen ns she redp in state today at
thp head of the parade.
The queen Is the daughter of Mrs.
Levlnia Jehnsen, of 12.'. Kast Davis
street. She was formerly a high-school
student, and at present Is employed
with the telephone company here,
Hefere last night's ceremony, Miss
Jehnsen refused te discuss her success.
She merely smiled demurely nnd win, n
small measure of pride, and that was
; V " , p "," " " ';""' , ? -
,, i,n,i t,pn ..i..n,i..., ci. i,- ...'.
of p'rh Irown balr, a cupld'a bow
1 " ' ' ' "mipi I'm- 1114 i.iiivr?
CL4fU
meutii, a capriciously turned up nose
i ..''. i .' -.- .. '
te her place at one side of the stage,
where her throne was situated. Hearing
her yellow silken train was Deris Addis,
In a coat of orchid satin and breeches
of jellew velvet.
Following were ether pages, tiny tots
dressed in purple orchid tulle, with
huge bows at the back, nnd carrying
small baskets of eichlds. At the rear
marched the attendants, both of whom
are sophomores at the Wlldwoed High
Scheel. The court arranged Itself about
the njueen, and Miss Webster, the only
blonde of the trio, arranged the crown.
A golden butterfly attached te the leaves
rested above the brew of the wearer.
Elaborate prizes, the first of which
was n diamond ring in a Tiffany set
ting, were presented by Mayer William
;, were i.rescnieu iiy .vinver v n lam
IrtrM,!- Sin.ltl, Ir. ehnV.I-e.1 snr.If.
rSmS'-W'flnnnHsrnXn
short address from the platform and
descended te the vicinity of the throne,
where, bowing low before her majesty
he congratulated her and placed the gift
in her hands.
He next proceeded te second nnd third
place winners, who received a diamond
ring with one large stone, offset by
chips in a platinum setting, and a geld
wrist watch, respectively.
A vaudeville program, arranged by
Mrn. Reland Corsen, followed the cere
mony of the evening,
Today's parade started from the high
svlienl en Pacific avenue, at 2 :i0
o'clock. Every effort was made by Mrs.
Corsen, the directress, te make
the event the same feature of the hum
mer thnt it has been heretofore.
With the queen en the Hunt rode
her two attendants and pnges. Th
truck was driven bj Motorcycle
Policeman Kirkwood, of the Wlldwoed
WILDWOOD CROWNS
ucd dcaiitv nurriM
MLIUL ttUI Ml 1
force nnd a brother-in-law of the queen. ! (la Nun, who is described iW hand
At the head of the line, as guard of some, with blend, wavy hair, and an
honor, marched Mayer Smith and the I athletic ph.vsique, is believed te have
Cit Commissioners. The former lead made his sudden change of mind follow fellow follew
tho town band. ling a statement made by Mr. Jayne
(ilve Prizes Tonight " ,Ml,1,'h 1,,1l'.ll,,,(r, "! Mrs CJn Nun
. , had found letters from Mrs. (iibersen
The greatest number of prizes ever i Pr husband's coat pocket and had
given in the parade will be presented te turned them ever te the Ocean County
the winners tonight at the offices of, the
Heard of Trade, under the. auspices of
which the event Is held. Ages in the
.ntest run from zero te twelve venrs.
and the preiuesi, me inurst, tne nest
costumed, and most comb' representa
tives of babydem will all come In for
their share of the spoils.
Fnuill groups, best decorated car
.ini.nw the best decorated flent. the
n.est natrietlcnlly decorated Hunt, will
be Included in the prize winners. An-
ether feature this .war is the section
which includes both carts and riders.
itnrten Dennell Hitches. Veu vri
art critic, will act as tdge, pasting up
nnd down the line during the parade In a
motorcar, in order te get a complete
survey of the best Wlldwoed hab te
offer.
CHILDRENJ3IVEN OUTING
225 Taken te Media by Philadel
phia Country Week Association
(ireen grass and trees, gallons and
gallons of milk, Ice cream and mere
substantial eats were among the atlrnc
tlens for the 22." mothers and children
who were cntertnlned today by the
Country Week Association of Philadel
phia at Providence Friends' Meeting,
Medln.
Mrs. ft. W. Pride, known for years
as "Little Mether." was the moving
spirit of the occasion. She was assisted
bv a local committee headed b.v Miss
Careline. Allen, of Media. Others upon
the committee nre .Mrs. milium Middle
Mrs. James Riddle. Mrs Rebert Hal-
ilersten Mrs. M h. Mlchener. Mrs.
.uui.v ... jmesri. .....1 ,...e. .-.iiiiiuei
Smedley nnd Misses Mary Pratt. Mar
garet Pratt. Ituth Uhambcrs. Eliza
Pennell and Emma Thorpe.
T
GIBERSON FUNERAL
Fails te Find Supreme Court
Judge te Sign Paper for
Temporary Release
GOVERNOR WAS WILLING
Mrs. Gibcrsen's Sen Pleys
Peel as Funeral Ncars
Jeseph Uichmend. twenty-four-venr-eld
pen of Mrs. Ivy Oibersen
by a former marriage, played peel
a stone's threw from the house laif
night while William Olbersen's
body was being prepared for burial.
During the cvpning Iip complained
te hlf friends about the delay of the
authorities in solving the murder
mystery.
Mrs. Ivy A. filbersen's plans te at
tend the funeral of her husband. Wil
liam A. Oibersen, murdered Monday at
I.akehurst. N. J., were frustrated this
afternoon through the Inability of her
attorney te Ret in touch with a Justice
of the Supreme Court.
Mrs. (iibersen, thirty-eight years
old, clever business woman nnd owner
of a Jitney business in the town, is in
the Tem's. Hlver jail, accused of her
husband's murder. She asserts that
robbers bound her and killed him.
William Uichmend. the woman's
brother, dpclarpd this morning that
Oovcrner Kd wards had IssupiI an order
for her temporary release, se that she
could attend the funeral. This order
was te become operative, according te
Uichmend, Just before the hour for the
funeral this afternoon.
Ne word of any such order had been
received this morning by the Sheriff,
however, and Mrs. f'ihersen was forced
te accept the alternative of remaining
in her cell while her husband was being
buried.
William II. Jeffery, Mrs. Glbersen's
attorney, called at the jail today and
told her he had net been able te arrange
for her freedom. This was because Jus
ticp Kaliv'h was abroad and Judge Mln-
turn, who granted the order by which
thp atternpj was permitted te see his
client, was In New Yerk,
Mr. Jefferj denied the story told by
Kills Parker. Partington Ceunt1 de
tective, who is working with the Ocean
County authorities clearing up the nnu-
der nivsterv. thnt Mrs. tilber-ei, ' '
twice before been "bound and gagged
and robbed."
androgen.
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Mr. Jeffery denied the second rob
bery, within the Inst few jenrs. while
the" (ilbei-sens lived en Pine street,
Lakehurst, and said the story of the
first, ten years age in Trenten, was
distorted in the telling.
"Mr. and Mrs. (iibersen were part
ners in a small restaurant," he said.
"They sold it for $300. net ifeOOO,
as Mr. Parker said. When Mrs. Ulb Ulb
ersen wns alone in the place two Ne
groes entered, knocked her down and
took the money. That was the true
story."
The attorney said Ills client hnd re
ceived n letter August 4 from her first
husband, Jehn Median, --71 Massa
chusetts avenue. Cambridge. Mass.,
saying the trouble between them years
before had been all his fault and other
wise he was sure they still would have
been living happily together.
Interest in the town tedny mainly
centered in the funeral of the murdered
man.
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock
from the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Lakehurst, of which the Rev.
Dr. Simeon Msliee is pastor. The body
wns taken te Toms River for burial.
Scores of friends nnd curiosity seek
ers visited the home of the murdered
man today te view the body. The
cefiin was of plain dark oak, devoid
of trimmlugs.
Mrs. tilbersen's father nnd mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Lerny Richmond, nnd her
three brothers, Herbert, Henry and
William, attended the services,
Tlie arrest in the murder case of n
man whose name has net been divulged
s expected momentarily. The autheri-
i .. .l .. ... .
'", l"l' tnP' '"V0 allOWOll tllC SUSpCCt
! '"Pn. "WV. but have bin. under their
, ,; i, n i, ...i i. u, .
,. ","' Pnrler Mi ted last night
! ,h"' k' 1'dleved Hareld (., Nun. writer
! "f -""ai missives te Mrs. (.Iberson,
inueceiit of an love ultair with her.
Itcllcves (in Nun Innocent
"I firmly believe t!a Nun Is in no
way implicated in the case. He has
offered te bring his wife here from
(lermantewn, N. Y.t te Toms River te
answer anv questions which Prosecutor
.! ne might care te ask her.
"A man willing te de this, in my
estimate." Parker said, "can certainly
have nothing te fear. Sa Nun's stories
have checked completely with informa
tion which we hnve at hand."
(la Nun, however, said late yester
day afternoon that he would net in
struct his wife te come te Toms River,
that she would net come and further
mere that she would net put her feet
Inside the State of Vew Jersey
authorities
Mrs. ia Nun, according te Parker,
carried en a correspondence with Mrs.
I (Iibersen for tienilv a vear and 11 half.
The nature of the correspondence was
net made known.
A report dented by detectives thnt
several chloroform vials were found
near the loom of the murdered man
was admitted late last night by Mr.
' J ne te be true.
"Three one-ounce chloroform bottles,
enP fntirel.v empty and the contents of
M'10 ether two pnrtly disturbed, were
! found within twelve feet of the niur-
1 ,1"''''11 man's room," Mr. Jn.vne wild.
.11 ill. i-i.ij'i., 111111-r 11111 10 .... lll.ieil
was found an edd-shnped piece of cot
ton batting, such as Is used in anes
thetizing a person.
When asked whether or net filber filber
eon's ph steal condition showed the
effects of chloroform, Parker slated that
it could net be determined. Twn of
the bottles weie purchased outside of
Ocean County while a third was bought
in another State. The State of New
Jersej requires that all sales of chloro chlero chlore
foim be registered by the pharmacist
The name of the drug store at which
two bottles of the substance were ob
tained Is known and through this the
Investigators expect te trace the pur
chaser. PUBUSHERTO WED
Geerge Barrle, Jr., and Mrs. Alma
M. Altemus Obtain License
A mnrrlripn lignum n .... !.,,..-.! i.i..
te (ieerge Harrle. Jr., a " "her. of
422 Hycnmere read, Merlen, Pa., forty
1 inree years nm. 1.1 wed Alma M. AI
icmus, 11 secretary, 218 East Taber
read, Olney, Pn., thirty-five yeant old.
xne unue-ie-De in s . pej-n ( inarneaee.
Ifere. being divorced lit VNBW.
WIDOW KEP
FROM
' AUGUST 17, 1922
Quizzed in Slaying
HAROLD U. OA NUN
Brooklyn man wlm was questioned
about letters be wrete te woman
charged with slaying husband hi
Lakehurst "
'CUPID' QUITS JOB
Mrs. Helen L. Redgers Weary of
Matching Romantic Couples
by Mail Reute
EVEN JURORS JUMP DUTIES
"Cupid" has quit.
I'p te this morning, the classic love
god's Imitator was Mrs. Helen Leng
Hedgerf, the judge in "Cupid's Court,"
Hammnntnn, N. J., where lonely hearts
were matched by mnll.
Mrs. Redgers did net appear at the
motion Picture theatre this morning.
where Themas H. Delker. secretary of
the Levers Co-etieratho I nlen, had
a jury 'neverythlng.
She was found en the perch of her
little home at 124 Horten street, Ham
mnntnn. Twe healthy jeungsters were
romp ng en the lawn
I "This is my job. said the former
, C'JP1'1' as sbe Indented tlie clillilrPii.
I 1 hi" Is my job," she rppeated.
i, Mf n ,,,
trying te match lonesome old ladies
with lonesome old men. '
Mrs. Redgers paused long enough te
cast n motherly leek at the children.
"I had been nut of town and didn't
understand thl was going te be any
mere than a joke." she continued. "Hut
there was tee much publicity about it.
"I would like te knew .what will be
done with that mailing list. It con
tains about 2100 names and the qiies qiies
tiennaires contain all sorts of personal
things, the nge, birthplace, religion, ed
ucation and what net of the writers.
That Is entirely tee dangerous for one
man te have In his possession. Any
how, the whole thing ls the craziest I
ever heard of."
Even the jurors quit court today, ex
cept three who beenme mere and mere
uncomfortable 111 Delker nnd Leuis J.
Conley, his chief aide, went through the
pile of conespendence.
Delker nnd Conley nre widowers.
Conley admits he already has received
100 offer from women for his heart and
hand since the "court" wns established.
Hut he is ns far ns ever from marrying,
he says.
Mr. Delker, like (iilbert and Sulli
van's Mikade, is the man who hns
the little list. He wns asked what would
be done about It.
"Eventually It probably will be de de
stre.ved," he s.ild, "It will net be used
for any ether purpose than for match
ing the right men with the right wom
en." BRITISH COAL HERE
P. R. T. and U. G. I. te Get Share
of 70,000 Tens Frem Abroad
As a precaution against a possible
ceai shortage, due te tlie strike, several
Philadelphia corporations ordered con
siderable coal from England, and the
first consignment of 70,000 tens will
arrive In Camden tonight en the steam
ship Rumney.
The cargo will be unleaded at the
pier of the Delaware River Discharg
ing Cempan.v at Knlghen street wharf.
MAYOR INSPECTS PIER '
Giant Wharf te Make City Great
Center for Fleur Experts
The Oregon avenue pier en the Dela
ware River, destined te make this city
nn important center for Heur experts,
will be Inspected this afternoon by
Mayer Moere and ether city officials
dining a tour of the waterfront.
The Mayer, Director Sproule, of
Wharves, Decks and Ferries, and ether
officials had luncheon at the Hellenic
Stratford before the Inspection trip.
The Oregon avenue pier, built for the
(levernment during the war, has been
leased by the Shipping Heard te the
Northwest Millers' Association. Thi.
ellicials also will inspect Pier 40, Seuth
Wharves, recently leased te the 1'nited
States Steel Products Cempaii by the
Department of Wharves, Decks and
Ferries.
iikatiis
HIKTTYMAN 'in Auif "ill. 1DIS. MAG.
C1IH, iln, of U-erK T I'rettvmiin iIhukIi
tfr of ihn Inte Onre and JU. h'l I'rlu
Funerhl scivlrsi Jjnii , II A. M , 111
late renld'nie, Rll Heward M . rmi!n,
. J Interm'-nt yrlVJle nt Arllns'tnn C'mi.
ut rrleinU limy ill iSunrinj, 7 te 0
CAHSilllV. Oil Aut. 11, IHAIir.I. A .
ilm.ghler of linn nnij the lite Jnnien ("as
slilv Itslittlves ..nrt friends are Invlinl in
fur.ersl Silt 7 3n A M . l mother's renl
ileiiee Hljs .sj .VMn .solemn refjul-m umna
Hi lirenniVs (.'hurrli. II A. M Interment
Hel Crnse Cemetery
MIAHKKU -On Aub in JOHN J. JR.,
himlmnl of Ann.-v .shafter (nen Jlllbart).
Funeral 10 uhlch relatives nml friends,
Nuvy Var.l Itellef Sneletv are invited, Sat.
S 30 A M . nl late r'-nldence, netn Ieut
t Beleinn rnuH of reiul"in Church of fit.
Carthage 10 A. M. Interment New Cathe
iIthI Cemetery
OIIIJK.V Un AuBuat lit. jnsa, KI.IZA
HRTJI CMAI.MKnH. widow of w II ilreen
late of Cheter Pa aited Sil years, Seivlcn
en Saturday iifternenn at t n'cleek at tha
Oliver II Hair llldK Is:-e Cheatnut t
Interment prlv ite
WVN.V On Ausunt HI. in!2 UAV eon
of the late Dr K H nnd Mary ' Wjnn
Kuneral son Ices, en Saturday, at 3 p
at hU late rel.encp. 7n,1 I'enn at , Camden'
N J. Interment iTlvatt. Ilarlelgh Cm
HITTINO On Auituit lrt, 1033, Rt Pit
man. N J.. WILLIAM IlUCKNr'LI, HIT
TINO aged 7S yer. funeral nervlcei, en
Saturday, at I P M.. at hli late reldnce.
403 Chambers ave.. Camden, N. J Inter'
ment private. Friends may call from 7 te
0, Friday evening
U'FF On Auguat in, 1(122, JOHN n
enn of the late W A. and Clarlnda M Duff'
Seivlre en Friday afternoon at 2 SO e'i h.ek
at hl lain residence, .innil Walnut at,
MAUKHAl.Ii. On Augiml 17. in-"'
V.MII.Y C . VVlrtllW Of Olhl.UI I'nnmL ,"
hall. Netlre of funeral later r
KDL'C'ATIONAI.
Vnimg VVeinni 11 nd (ilrls
The Gorden-Roncy Scheel
Fer (llrl 41IS Hprue Htreet
an;rM'gnd Ce leg Pieparatery Courie.
Reef arn and arm; iffaa jM3svrJt?;
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OURT
926 FAIR PRAISED
BY BRITISH PEER
Sir Edward Merris, Ex-PremieK
of Newfoundland, Sees Tight
ening of Racial Ties
MUCH ICE WATER IN U. S.
The selection of Colonel Franklin
D'Oller as head of the Sesqui-Cen-tennlal
Association was commended to
day by Lord Edward Patrick Merris,
former Prime Minister of Newfound
land, who is making his first visit te
Philadelphia ns a guest of f rederiCK
Richardson, of St. Davids.
Lord Merris. Prime Mlnlstpr of
Newfoundland from 1008 te 1018, Is
a member of the Imperial Council nnd
as a delegate from Great Hrltaln sat
at the Hngiie conference in 1010, in
company with Ellhti Reet and ether
distinguished delpgatPS. At The Hague
he wns largely responsible for settling
disputes between Newfeundlaand and
American fishermen.
He Is a director of the Hrltlsh In
surance Company, known nlse as the
Oeneral Accident and Fire Insurance
Company of Scotland, nnd while here
will confer en business matters with
Mr, Richardson, manager of the com
pany's head office in this country.
Has Pralse for D'Oller
Sir Edward ls a powerfully built
Englishman of the type of Earl French,
who visited this city several months
age and who. Incidentally, ls a doe
friend of Lord Merris. Sitting nt the
Art Club, where he dined today with
Mr. Richardson, he discussed the fair.
"Recalling Colonel D'Oller's rela
tions te the American Army it would
nppear thnt no better choice could have
been made." he said. "I feel certain
thnt the historical incidents te take
place in 102(3 will be in harmony with
the great human interests they repre
sent. It Is hard for nny member of the
Anglo-Saxen race te believe new, when
seeing the grent developments that have
taken place In the I'nited States, that
separation wns net inevitable some day.
Hut all Englishmen and nil fair minded
readers of history admit that these who t
led the standard of revolt were wise in
their day."
Asked as te what he thought were
the effects of national prohibition in the
I'nited States. Lord Merris said :
"It might be regarded as pre
sumptuous en my nart, after residing in
the I'nited States only .1 fortnight, te
give nn opinion en Jlip off pet of prohi
bition. That I shall net de. I have no
onjectiens te telling wnnt i nave seen, i.eague street near front, were at
however. rested early today by Detectives Pier-
Get Plenty of Ice Water M,n l,m' Martuecl a 'few minutes after
, ""I' -L!:Hr .? '!' 9"? "f .!!? ' rZ sedllryWre'f "M.
......... .... . ... .
then frequently and at club, of tl.e. qlr",; ?' iT,r -.Vt "" ,1cllIns at 1013
standing of the Hankers' Club nnd the Ul hix,M. s r,'ct'
lale I Diversity Club. At no time did
I see anything served but ice water."
He said that ten .vears age he would
net have thought such a drastic change
In New Yerk could have been possible.
"Of course what one sees in every
paper about liquor drinking that is
going en, the horrors of adulteration,
the scandalous prices charged, must be
true te a great extent. Hut the in
ability of the Administration te en
force the law Is no argument against
the principle. Of course the best tem
perance law ls moral suasion, hut a
very large class In every community has
te be lestrained when meial suasion
falls.
CLOTHING COMPANY ASKS
INJUNCTION ON STRIKERS
Sncllenburg Firm Would Restrain
Union Frem Interference
An Injunction against the Amalga
mated Clothing Workers of America has
been asked in Court of Common Pleas
Ne. 1 by the Snellenburg Clothing Com Cem
pan.v. asking that the union be re-
strained from Interfering with emple.ves
of th" lirm who have remained at work
despite the strike.
Tne nlant of the cemnatn Is at Hre.i.l
and Wallace streets, where 1000 work
ers are normally employed. The float ' (-nm.. HCiO Walnut street, was sum
has been picketed It ,s icciiecl in the i tnenl?1. but fnlled te revive the man.
petition for the Injunction. The Ama -'
ganiated. It is declared, has broken its
contract with Ihe Snellenburg Com
pany, and has "willfully, maliciously
and illegally entered Inte nn unlawful
combination te injure aild destroy the,
company's business." Workers have'
been menaced en their way te and from
their work, it Is declared, and in their
homes by the strikers. I
The petition was filed b.v Ira J. Wil
liam'' ami Francis Shank Rrewn.
HUNT FORMSSING WOMAN !
New Jersey Police Search for Mrs.,
Grace Mangano, Who Left Heme
Search is being made b.v New Jersey
police for Mrs. Grace Mangano. whe1
left her home and three small children
in Hammonton three da.vs age and 1ms
net been heard from since.
The woman has n small scar ever the
right e.ve. She recently returned home
fiem a sanitarium nt Plaiufidd, N. J., ,
where she hnd been for some months!
due te a nervous hieakdewn and hal- '
lucluatleus.
The husband, who works In Sleis.n's
hat factory in this city, lirst missed his
wife upon his return home Monday
night. She Is believed te have had sL'i!
with her, nnd is supposed te have taken !
a train out of town. i
I
Stationery
Wedding Secial Business
The imprint of its maker is an
accurate indication of its authority.
J. E.CA1DWELL & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Watches - Stationery
CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS
57
By the way
Have you tried Heini
Oven, Baked Beans
lately? Yeu knew the
beans with the rich
Oven Baked flavor?
And that zestful tang of
Heinz famous Tomate
Sauce? Order a supply
today. Getbackintethe
habit. It's a geed habit.
HEINZ
OVEN' BAKED
BEANS
with Tomate Sauce
SLEUTHS STUMBLE OVER 3
SUSPECTED OF JBURGLARY
Shots and Screams Bring Detectives
as Intruders Flee Frem Heum
Jehn Rroeks, Frent street near Reed
street, and Jehn nnd Themas Smith.
Same and his wife did net annetr
nt the Seventh and Carpenter streets
station today when the three men were
arraigned before Magistrate Ceward, M
they were held for a further hearing te.
morrow .
Same awakened nt 1 :30 o'clock this
morning by a noise, ran into the hall,
saw three men trying te break In,
turned te his bedroom for a revolver,
nnd emptied it at the men. Ills wife
screamed. The three men fled, jump
ing ever back fences te get away.
The detectives, running around the
district in a small car, heard the shett
and the screams, and sought their
source. A square from Same's home
Martueci stumbled and fell ever a man
hiding. It was Themas Smith. The
ethers were close by. The three were
arrested without a struggle. They de
nied they were burglars.
DIES SUDDENLY JN HOTEL
Jehn W. Rapp, of Leng Island,
Stricken With Apoplexy
Jehn W. Rapp, sixty-five years old",
of Leng Island, N.Y., was stricken with
apoplexy last night in the lobby of the
Rellovtie-Stratford and died five min
utes later.
He hnd registered at the hotel with
his wife enrller in the dny. Rr. J. F.
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GO TO
NIAGARA FALLS
'Nature's meat wonderful work."
Ne hettcr vacation anywhere than
that offered hy the Ileadlns-I.e'iilgh
Valley excursion te the Falli this
eummer. Only four mere excur
siens will be run Tlckem geed
for lit days. Leave Philadelphia
SATURDAYS
Attll'ST 1 A 20
S-KI'TK-MIIKR 0 i 30
16. SO
The
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ft mind
Trln
A epeelal hoeklet hai l"en pre
pared suing full details and In
fo, mntlen. Ask Acenta for It or
nddreH
liill.iitrtnhhv & Kentllnc Italhray
Hemline Terminal, Philadelphia
Dees your
vacation
start Aug. 19?
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