mm w&pm .: v "'I' &' ; ' Hi TJ EVENING PUBEIO LEBaERr-PHIl3ADELPHIA FBIDAY, 'AUGUST 18, 1922 v- i A. I WILL HEAD NO IDLING AWAY OF SUMMER DAYS AT ARDMORE RETIRES WITH A CIGARETTE. AND GETS UP IN A BLAZE V. Reemer In Pine 8treet Aroused Frem Burning Bed by Firemen The lives of a score of ledgers In the rooming house of Fred Kull, nt 210 Pine street, were endangered this morn ing through the carelessness of a roomer who foiled te extinguish a cigarette when he retired. The cigarette set Are te bed clothing In the room of Antheny Kerplnsky en the third fleer and spread te a table alongside the bed. Firemen from Engine Company Ne. 22. Htatlened next deer te the house, at 214 Pine street, noticed pmeke coming from the window of Kerplnsky's room and aroused him and occupants of the house, many of whom fled te the street. Open till 12 tomorrow ' '.J j V OF P. JANUARY 1 -'J'. AS STfLLEXPLODES Twe Families Led te Street ' After Blast at 1815 Seuth Seventh Street fk 'HI First Penny Savings Bank JOHN WANAMAKER. Prasldrat 21tt and Bainbrldge Streatt 1343 Cheatnut Street Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest fcce Llppincett Tell3 of Let- ter Received Frem l General AifcllSE TO BE PREPARED SPECTATORS GET HOOCH '. iiiwMMWBwiPwiwiiwift.My J i.j-J. ... - i iiwiM Jul . ijli MmmmmmmBmivnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw.w . ,. , mm mmmnmiimihL,... :,.a w-nwiJNmMwnM'! vi , .. ,. EIGHT ARE RESCUED m m 'n Ui; Mi me. oed Till a't III b,1 or. 'IBM te: ten ere- rffl1 id- M . (jenertl I-eennnl woeti, wnvcrner jfel CI "le 1-HIUIll'lllK-t "" !'-- i- tlt un hli duties ns hend of the J',ty of I'cnnsylvania en Jnnu- fl. aj news, wnicn win ec wcicemcu ,v, i.rg body of University of jniflranln alumni, who for months l bMU etrlVinK 10 linns me vtuuuriii Philadelphia . comes officially, nnd imad pubic tedft' " "0""n aintner Incett, editor et tne Aiumni cg ind secretary of the General Bnl Association. have received assurances from getil Weed himself, In n long letter, : u will be here ny January 1 te ' U if- ...... .TfitAa baI.1 t jy(r H18 1IKW iliiuve, rum in, .iM.tt. -"In addition te General inttrr I am In receipt of two rams from ,T. W. Klrgler, of the I '80, wne visueu uonerni tvoea mlwnrv of the alumni. Mr. iUt cabled the positive Information I General Weed can be expected, by miiarr 1. r understand from Jfr. Zlcelcr's cable LrtUies that the determining factor, fMch has kept the general In the tUjppInes thus long and will keep I tDSre unui euutu nine in vciuuiT) IIDWnc nus prcjmriu ir uir icris i ' tchinh ia vnr in nn inrrnmipftri "In' this bill General Weed hns cm ma the flnnncinl nlnns- he lias forked out for the Islands for the next qr years, inc uui win de presented teber ! ucnerai oeu (lid net I free te return te tue t'niteu States this bill is acted en."- t alumni has asked the TTnlvcrslty ajtMi te prepare Immedlutel.v the r0T0St6 Iioufe at 404!) Pine street for Itneral oels occupancy. In 11)1(1 fund was inlsert by the nlumnl for linurehav und enlnreement of a suit- file, official residence for the provost In the cilge of the University campus let It vtB never completed. 1 General Weed will he able te assume Els new duties Jnnunry 1, largely en kteiint of the support accorded him by be natlre and American residents in he PWHpplnes and by his quick dis- (ch of tlic Immense amount asslgneu a there. Genernl Weed will come te the Uni- pty against the wishes of President knluiR nnd the Secretary of War who lire mm te continue In the governor- Carles de In Cnrrpv ITnertn .n- r of the Unlversltv of llnvnnn !nlleri Dr. Charles Curtis Hnrrluin rhnU. in of the University Beard of Trus- is, yesterday and paid tribute te Gen ii Heed as an educator. Dr. Huerta Id, that while serving n director gen ii Of Cllba. Geilprnl ?rmrl i-nmliiu..! Toiuaeie assistance te the Havana lu- uiuuen, Fer a few hours each ay, girls and boys are found at the Ardmore Y. 31. C. A., where they learn a let of thing that youngsters should knew. Harry Relirer, the branch secretary, his wife and several aides are tutoring In the work and aiding In the fun -making plans. The busy seven are Helen Mnckcy, .Margaret Beaver, Maude Donaldsen, Dorethy Edwards, Charlette Chamber, Francis Vassalls and Louise Auraud. The basket weaver Is Dorethy Kanaga. It's some basket. What say you? THESE YOUNGSTERS SHOW THEY ARE OF USE IN WORLD Children of Ardmore Make Baskets and Hammechs Under Tutelage of Y. M. C. A., Instead of Romping the Streets HflREMAN IS INJURED IN FOURTH STREET BLAZE 75,000 Damage Is Dene te Fowler Manufacturing Plant A ttre-nlftrni flrn In ,1m nHj n.. ,..m a four -story brick building occupied '"ttj c.l ewler -nnufneturing Cempanv ,tnd ether concerns at 145-147 North ivu.m mreci roiiewed an explosion pere shortly after 8 o'clock last night. mZ. i --V"J,lrea eml damage Hmated at 575,000 was caused. xne exniesinn iiimv .m, .A ...tH.i na irnmcs In the kin'nmi nn. ,i.i.i ms of. t,hc B'r'"-,ture. scattering n Ki;f V, m a" directions. Large lirrini ?f S n"s i,,naf,,'P( through the F.f P'ate.glubs windows et several frt ' "" "" opposite bide of the V ' thlt.fl,!m,, ,wr confined te ephensen & Ce.. worsted yarns, en e lirst fleer MifiWmi t..... .i- -.. .. E' a, ft Ce.7and ad eing le Pur nn C irni- rn....i .. tapauy 140 Xerth Fourth street; BO O. Trnvnr A r iei ,' B na l. hhreck & Pn vnmki,M ,154150 North Fourth street. Merman Kramer, of Truck Company e. 4, one of the lirht te stretch a hop . IRQ niirninrr fn,,tn... .. i .. ,h. ,i" V"" " l"r.' . was eurneu "V", tiii: iu i- nnn nnm r fWieu uy a police Wne. eai The mothers of the romping, fun loving children of Ardmore de net have te wonder where they are nnd worry for their safety, becaus-e they knew tlint from 0 o'clock In the morning until neon the youngsters are being taken care of at the 1. 31. C. A. Harry Rohrer. the sccretnry. and his wife have organized n summer school, and with the assistance of seveial young women and young men in the neighbor hood have provided weeks of fun and in struction for 125 children. The school closes today, and new the parents and friends will be shown the "wonderful" things their offspring have made. At 0:30 o'clock In the morning the class Is called te order In the gym, de votional exercises are held nnd the various pitched voices of children from five te fifteen years are heard all ever the building. And then children's songs are sung, such as "Alike the Midship man." The meeting is broken up and the boys and girls go te their respective classes. Little girls who might be playing in the streets, darting between pasing ve hicles, learn te fashion snow-white pads for het dishes and sew bngs of gay colored cretonne and reed waste-paper baskets for mother's room. A few of the elder children have made drest.es for themselves, which they proudly displuy te all who come te visit. Six girls assist 3Irs. Rohrer with this work, nnd they sit by the children, guid ing their movements until the fingers be come nimble nnd sure. Little brothers sit patiently by, watching with wide eyes the work of the big sister until they become sleepy, nnd then they wnnder off into a corner nnd curl up for a nap. The boys lese all desire te run about the streets chasing cats and trampling down the neighbors' flowers. Instead, they ceme te the class nt the "Y nnd bend teussled heads ever the muliing of hammocks. In and out gees the shuttle until the hammock takes defiulte shape nnd the small chests can swell with pride. They, tee, make baskets and call te Ldward Beddcll, who Is assisting Mr. Rohrer, te help them turn cor ners. Despite the fact that 3Ir. Bcddcll Is six feet tall, the bevs call him "Shorty." He works with them and when some ene culls out. "Hey, Shorty, c'mere, will yuh," he gees ever te straighten 'out the tangled hammock or basket reeds. At neon n line is formed nnd the children file into the gym once again. They have been taught te salute the (lag, nnd nt a signal, from the "lit tlest" brother te his big sister, they recite: "I pledge allegiance te my flag, etc." And the mothers of Ardmore have been singing praises of the summer school slnce It begun early in July. BACK D'OLIER TO HEAD FAIR lie was surgeon en the BAND CONCERTS TONIGHT "grams Announced for City Park Entertainments The rhlladeliihln Ilnn.i m i.. Twnii ' be. Jatll-Ie Grey, soprano, 'HWilllnm Adiim. r'niui, L ' nVir' Warn mil be: e '" -1" wlri wi. x.l.5llllln KebMPlerre" I.lteirr ,M ..K?"'iy.'" Man-enet MUili V.'. :"T..U ilOMltOrs".. . Vrll MWjtf, a" Trails "a- "is Queen et Sheba" nnMm.... i .s.FHr,me.llnt 1'ark Hand will itty fin Ien n, R L . rnvl"e. Strawberry wMen, at 8 o'clock tonight. The pre- &r,"FB"viH" . . . )"sh.Stt" from "FauVt"' " ' 'i Weialc-"ttn; . .p." -. J.' '.-. Jiiaiv .rth- m w" n mom ,, ' kmSft.. 'P..'". Cepnul a' i ftl'Shi SS iJik0 Tjeeseri .Qouned beuua Lam no .Laka DftllhAM a'iwrf-rS'?tar-a! wan. irW-rrhi-lWt XteW'-v."." " In,, - . ...iierucri Iffiei nn,?Pn' Bend will play tonight Nl hi11' enst .f ''l.ty-secend kfk .. i'"b"u wan de: &. :::::: .WW" fembiei--nub''; fii--"ruir:L?u.".l of. Spring". .B'nUni mt "rr'"' "" vavea" itnm. - UUJXOle" Hafran,,!, ODAY'S MARRiAntr i ipCMe cSli?,MS',?J!. 781 S. Bth at., and M,v n..7::" un uimv b -- HB?' .. irsrrl n, 1735 H . 10th al xztiisrxti. l: and .Sfmr.' iVaVL" ,EVbK- r-- and Eva S1&M.V.M.U and In from S. Atlantic Clifferd Klwnnls Kdwnrd rllllam p rIHK- 20ai - Arizona and and Ada Lewi: anil ije., . d. lrin' ,H3.J .8 4th at. -Wis. i,01rW- North Wales. Pa and a.i. -" u, Jiiiininn KTn I. ill.. i. . h" ualirn ,ni v'i." ""ilea, Brni. .".'.". 10th line llrewn via . D Hir.7 ? "err a at. rtaR''j fl"H N Warn." pern 'Ien rnnck at K"IE v.,,I,"Il,"'ri!' "'12 D'irfer a In J' 1 inSin8.'.1". Camden. N. J. M, N'ut; ImS and and t. and Nlikum" nai,ii.,,,Ln,cr"ct ": ,n,1 087 E. Homeriot at. luinmer at,, and VOtlffa t Plcrci at., nn.l ,nlA LAI.. JC.t ll'U. M. lHlh a, Wltl.i';21D"".'lNaiidl,"t Vila t "HKUln, 20R7 E. I twJ fc,t,,""eH'. seu 8, Wlck7r'vn,1u' fil N. V WZh "MB 7H 8 lUti Honerort it. and Cocellu ANUJMr; i:P.!- -WDOU8 1?.' ify'reV".! . J1!L 'wlue' h.M - " V -."f"-' rhr.r.E: lffiaAftWVgi Mere Prominent Civic Officials derae Colonel as Leader Resolutions indorsing the selection of Colonel I'ranklln D'OIier as presi dent of the Sesfiui-Centennial Associa tion and pledging support of the fair continue te arrive dally nt the asse ciatien headquarters in the Bcllevue Stratford. These received today were P. Leeds, president of the City Chamber of Commerce .T. Wans, secretary of the Club of Ilumiuonten, N. .1.: Y. Smith, of the Weel riiilndelphin United Civic League: and Vlte M. IJnldl, of the Cunacole Leonarde du Vinci. SECRET WEDDING REVEALED Dr. C. A. Helken and Wife An nounce Marriage en Last May 28 Remance entered the Philadelphia General Hospital two years age and as a result Dr. Charles A. Heiken, of Pettsvillc, nnd Miss (Jladys Hewell, of Hcllefonte, were married en May 2S this jenr. T i) couple kept their wedding se much of a secret thnt even their closest friends did net knew of it until yester day when tbey received cards of an nouncement. STEVEDORE IS HURT Falls Frem Tep of Ceal Gondela at Pert Richmond Jehn Gibsen, forty-four years old, a stevedore working nt Pier G- In Pert Richmond, was seriously cut nbeut the legs this morning when he fell from the top of u coal gondola te the ground. Gibsen, who lives at -720 I'aat Cam brla street, slipped while the gondola was being unleaded und dropping fifteen feet landed en Ills hands und knees en large cinders, many of which were Im bedded In the flesh. He was taken te the Episcopal Hospital, wiiere It was necessary te uee the knife te remove some of the particles. HELD FOR LIQUOR SALES Five Stere Owners Each Placed Under Dall of $500 Five men chnrged with having sold llnuer at their stores were held under $500 bull each for Court today by Mug Istratn Dougherty at the llclgrnde and Clearfield streets station, The men were arrested last night en warrants. Tbey are Reck Kdtinkluwlcz, LH)18 Sal Sal eon street! Frank Hcnxca, 3417 Liv ingston street; Jehn Uegust, 3435 Liv ingsten trev.'c; fae uampenisKy, man Richmond street; and WUllum Beckter, S1X1 AmliOr street. POLICE EXAMINE WOMAN Out-of-Town Visitor Sought Help of Mayer Moere Miss Magdallne Wiener, of Clear vllle, Pa., who Inndcd at the Baltimore and Ohie station yesterday afternoon nnd asked Immediately for Mayer Moere, te whom she had come te seek help, will be examined today by Dr. Charles Brickcr. police surgeon. The woman Is fifty-four jeurs old. DRIVER HURT, MULE KILLED AS TRUCK HITS WAGON Tomatoes Spill All Over Read In Camden Collision A' young man was hurt, a mule wns killed and many baskets of tomatoes were spilled ever the read at 2 o'clock this morning in a head-en collision be tween a farm wagon nnd n truck ut Twenty-fourth street and Murium pike, Camden. 'Geerge Hubbs, seventeen years old, was driving the farm wagon of his father, Lawrence Hubbs, of Merchant ville, N. J. He was bringing a lead of tomatoes te a soup company's plant. Hubbs was driving en the wrong side of the read, police say, when the team was hit by a truck driven by William Burns, nn empleye of A. L. Cellins, of Moercotown, N. J. Hubbs wns hurt in the back and wns taken te Cooper Hospital. The ether driver was net Injured. HIS THIRST WAS SLAKED, BUT OH, WHAT A TRIP HOME! This Fellow's Heavy Carge Breaks Fireman's Leg en Journey When Themas Wilsen, of Stnte read, Frankford, started for home last night after visiting thirsty friends, he found the navigation difficult. The mere he walked the harder it became te maintain his equilibrium. Suddenly the fireheuse of Engine Company Ne. US hove in sight. Wilsen remembered that lie knew "Dick" Col Cel lins, ene of the firemen, and as Cellins was leaving ler home, Wilsen asked for a tow. Sure." said Cellins. But thev had one only a short dlstnnce whpn Wil son's cargo began te shift. There was trouble amidships nnd finally Wilsen toppled ever with Cellins underneath, breaking the fireman's right leg. Col Cel lins finnlly extricated himself nnd was taken te the hospital, while another man conveyed Wilsen te the home pert. Wilsen was nrrestcd. was Uilm 14 " Tfene Right persons were rescued In a mid night flre which followed the explosion of a fifty-gallon still in nn apartment house at 1815 Seuth Seventh street. The explosion shook the neighbor hood, wrecking the third-fleer rear apartment, where the still wns located, and scattering flames In nil directions. Hymen Mlnsky and Daniel Flepsky. bakers, nt work en the first fleer, rushed Inte the hallway and saw a young man run out te the street. The bakers ran te the second-fleer apartment of Merris Weiner, their em ployer, nnd led him nnd his wife nnd two children, scantily clad, through the smoke te the street. They rushed back and made their way up the burning stairway te the third fleer. Here they found n family of four. Selzlne the two children. ihv called te the parents te fellow, nnd plunged through the smoke. All reached the street safely. Police are Investigating the presence of the bootlegging apparatus In the apartment, which they sny contained two fifty-gallon stills. They have sum moned Alter Ganz, owner of the build ing, who wns in Atlantic City with his family at the time of the explosion. Scores of scantily attired neighbors gathered at the scene seen after the detonation, and nssistcd in the rescue of numerous bottles, which they sam pled with every evidence of satisfaction. SAILORS COMING HOME Disabled E-52 Being Towed Back te Philadelphia for Repairs E-52, the sub-chaser, which stranded off Bleck Islnnd early Wednesday morning with eeventy-flve Naval Reser vists nbeard, left Newport today in tow of the naval tug Contecook. She is being brought te this pert for rcpnlrs and will reach breakwater at midnight. The sub-chaRer met with the acci dent early Wednesday. The propeller blades buckled nnd It Iny helpless off Great Salt Point. Bleck Island, fifty miles from the Rhede Islnnd coast. Wireless messages seen brought aid nnd nftcr the repervlsts had been transferred arrangements were made te tow the beat te this per. MAN STRICKEN ON TROLLEY Victim of Heart Attack Dies en Way te Hospital Walter Streeber, forty-five years old, of 280 Fountain street, suffered an at tack 01 nearc aisease yesterday en a -W -...! ,AllnW J.O-. ...I Jl.J .. :uuuujruiin uvirej tai, unit uiea wnile being taken te the Memerial Hospital. When the car reached Ridge avenue and Maine street, Wissahlcken. thn conductor raw Streeber fall te the fleer. He commandeered the automobile of Henry Brlnkraan of 4240 North Rpmi, street, te take Streeber te the hospital. WUM '-7n!;J STATIONErTr:APPJQVEDBY;SaCIE!: vveoainqiinvitetians ana wnntivncemwiw ,. Tea'' " Dinner' """Brldcje' end, '06butf lnvUctlen7 Closed Saturday a lljay Fer that "summer slump L drinfc'iced BOJCL Tea CJea-tetidliiiUiffbrenb All-Stene Colonial Hemes Just being completed en Bryn Msrwr Avenua Just above Wynnefleld Avenue, Wynnefleld. An 11-mlnute ride from Bread Street Station en the Pennsylvania Railroad 25 minutes by trolley and a 15-minute auto drive from the center of tha city through beau tiful Fnirmeunt Park. Bala Gelf Course one-half block away. Philadelphia and Overbroek Cluba within 5 minutes. These new homesare real Colonial type, have center halls, large lets and superb lawns. There are 2 baths en the second fleer and 1 en the third. They also have a 2-cnr detached stone garage. Te the man wanting a well-built home in an estahlished suburb, within easy reach of the city, these Wynnefleld homes are appealing. Terms arranged te suit your convenience. Represen tative en property, or Jehn H. McClatchy Builder of Hemes 848 LAND TITLE BUILDING Phene, Spruce 8730 111 cigarettes 1MBI Hl Mlmi IbHJ -v irTrr-prr-t -; r - - VLHsraH2aw av isaai .! r. 1 M nmV'X , 726ArchSt 10 . They are GOOD! The J. G. Leinbach & Company Woolen Mills have had e v e r 2Va years' service en their Goodyear Cord Truck Tires without a renewal. Goodyear Truck That are aeld and serviced by the local Goodyear Track Tire Service Station Dealer. coon AR Fer Sale by O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc. Dlatrlbiitera 22d and Race Street PHILADELPHIA ROOFING MATERIALS t Mnnuf net nrl fiv I Main H71 Market OVM mnn .PRINTED mnnr BUSINESS Vk 7 k 'CARDS 1)L,. I O THE MAJESTIC PRESS PLUE51214GirarrJAve.P SEE THIS TONIGHT ANSTED MOTOR rrndurt of S3.OOn.000 Moter I'lant hull, Irf ere your err lirre, in motion picture,, hhewlnc hew this famous meter ti miinuruclurcil. '" LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PA. B51 IV. Uread St. Cellins Baths Electric and Steam Mattagt Sa.lt Rub NIOHT'AND BAY 8ERVICS 6LEEPINO ROOMS NO TIPPINQ 219-25 NORTH DROAD STREET I Waialwt Ta. gi M 11 1 I , II ' il i 1 1 -(5 ( S) KUXJ as pal d ESTABLISHED tQ&.itu !43N.8thSi Truthful Advertising We Sell What We Advertise 2 """2 B August Sale Special The Arrival of a Carload Shipment of Wonderful Rockers enables us te make an unusual offer. Be en Hand Early an Get 'First CHeice Great Big Overstuffed Leather Reck Wfi WIRE YOUR HOME. INCIiWIKO Lighting Fixtures 10 MONTHS TO FAY I ARTHUR B. NEILL 6408 WILLOWS AVE. Otk Xm 1 Wl-J. VTMaVHH ft 7W4 no $14.75 $18.75 ers Like Illustrations Jenuine Leather 1 Want te knew where te place re spensibility for the appearance of your photo pheto phote engravings? Call en us, for we guarantee our work. MKtes k Open Saturdays Until 6P.M. m II Down $24.50 Delivers One of these Rockers Baance en Easy Payments SAME PRICE CASH OR CREDIT jredtzee&fiHEFff out 14 fprir J 23 rStandaz3 f&OaU WOUCT'm jwjr tat. a JSJbK! A Round-up of Suits JTomerrow Ends This Sale of Fine Salts at 23 Oar West WhBe-W M filled with Fall Suits snd Overcoats. StHI lvenv Perry & Ge. 16th and Chestrrat SUPER - VALUES j in Clethes for, Men -m Office and Bank Supplies MANN'S Special Carben Paper Black Blue i'urpl Be $2.00 IMsaanMasmO 329Maricet5trc SEETHISTONIGHT Built nefeTe Yrar Krra In Motion l'lcteraa ANSTED MOTOR "Vroaeet trlth tns famena "Recklnr no rnninn nn nmar Arm of f2.O0ft.nfln 1 lameaa "KecKina Moter Chair" PUnt" Uetktr LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PA. 851 N. Bread St. jsMiiiiiSiiii'iiiiiiiisnil Ra,i .lagql One grade One blend One price. The best cup you ever drank. aSOD UTi Coffe 29 e I lb Taste the difference? At all our Stores lAMTOfl EanxnimuHUSHMiinniTiiauiinirinaniiiiaiiiT! inaiiiEii'KEitraisnnEnminiiniii n A Copy Writer Who Has Selling Sense The Advertising nnd Sales Stall has nsked me for help in the preparation of adver tising copy. Each ene of our salesmen can and does write meat of hia copy, but we want a man who also has advertising sales sens te help them. We prefer ene who is about 25 te SO years of age, who might have seme sell ing experience. His prin cipal weTk will be te lay out advertisements, mo me dimn size and smaller ones, for Philadelphia retail stores. He must knew type faces, illustrating methods, in ftct, the work that in the rush of a daily newspaper is te be expected. A geed knowledge of Jha local Vhiladelphia re'ail stere situation is needed in getting up geed soiling copy. He must be good geed natured and able te co ce co eperato with the Advertis ing Staff of this news paper. . It isn't a tremon tremen tremon deusly Dig job new. It will pay fair wages. The futur is up te the man who sua iccua in geiung the Je. m .B v-i 'i ' m "Xi.; .jmvi, viTjiui(.ti,.,iM4; fruruu fMrr.i.u AH.l.tf c ) ir - - , "MHWfjj , i-tkt. Mi2k2&&M,:. .W tVv. , CSSl.l '4N - .r, vs ,
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