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ANOTHER TRIP TO BE MADE
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6F A FIREMAN," SAYS BOY
Jacob Dandy Enthusiastic in His Praise of Gus Lord, Who
Snatched Him and Little Brether and Baby Sister
in. tut of receiving rndie telephone
Tb iSJtlens within n moving nil nil
enn.l,f".S rr en the I'cnnsylvnn a
?LrnTs ilrea.lny Limited is de-
dir? ''; rN.Plve.l nt the north
T?lVl,cndm arters In Chicago today
7csiern fflclnl of its siKi.nl deportment
the train,
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"it, h carried out In a week or
ttt. ""A1: tt nf Interest te the sllf
."....m.ni. hk reported by E. 8.
LT,V who sent the message, was
!WIM .-f .4 lenlAtta nnmmitn
ti'r:. r;ih be
fid, tension everhead wires.
e ttit was te establish the success
failure of wireless receiving, without
Sternal antennae, In a moving nll-stecl
Sr The radio outfit wes plnrcd In n
Xid compartment of the car with an
EM. loop In Hen of external aerials.
tSe experiments were mnde ftftcr the
mln left North riillndelphla, and be
5?Mn that point and I'uell, where the
Sid 1$ electrified with hlph tdnsien
irerhcad wires. According te the slg
Ml official, the test apparently had
iMKOtne the resistance encountered.
The railroad signal department was
InterMted In the experiment from the
Sandpelnt of ndnptlnK radio te future
Win operation, and for the entertain
gent of passengers.
TUGBOAT BURNS AT FERRY
Firemen Handicapped In Fighting
Ftra en Jimesburg at Camden
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad tugboat
Jimesburjc was burned te the waterline
lilt night whlle firemen attempted te
ht tha flames from the top of the
fcrribeat Wcnenah.
The beat wes moored nt the old Mar
lit street ferry house in Camden. Ne
ene was en It when the fire started,
patrolman Beutler discovered the blnze,
which shot hlfh abeve the craft, and
turned In two alarms. Firemen were
handicapped by being unable te beard
the beat. They played streams of water
pen it from the top of the ferrjbent
Winona.
HID MONEyIn ICEBOX
Frem Smehe-Filled Heuse
,i
DETECTIVES WN
AFTER LONG CHASE
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Adelph Kech, Accused of Plot-
ingte Steal Wife's Property,
Caught In Buffalo
HE IS COMING BACK TODAY
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Jacob Dandy and his itttle brother, Leen, who
smoke-fllled house. Jacob says "it feels great
regular fireman"
were, snatched
te he rescued
from
by a
Weman Returns Frem Vacation,
Finds Thieves Had Taken It
A redding ring and $00, hidden in
in Icebox, weie stolen from the home
of Mary MlUlgnn, 2221 Ceral street,
itcerdlng te a report te the police of
the Trenten avenue and Dauphin street
itatlen today.
The robbery occurred some time be
rteen August 0 and last Sunday, when
re dime Miw MillLjnn returned from n vnra
s H. E tfeu trip. Police say Miss Milllgan
In Wjn-I went away last summer nnd forget te
IOC lUD inini ueur. i im iiuevrs, llliu-
ln the deer open, are believed te have
tern looking for feed In the icebox when
they cauie upon the ring nnd the money.
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yesterday
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RECENT WILLS PROBATED
Iitate of Andrew R. Smiley Is Ap
praised at $54,037
Andrew It. Smiley, who died re
etntly, left personal property amount
ing te $."i 1.037, nccerdliiR te an In In
wtery filed with the Register of Wills
today.
Other Inventories filed include these
of Henry Leng, $2U05.84. Clare h.
Oible. $1."5.190; Clarn Rtrnwbridge.
122,463; Matilda Dlencr, $0208; Anna
B. TCilbnum, 5700.1.
The I11 of Jehn Dougherty, R(J2S
Tlnlcam avenue, rhe left an estate
nlued at M000 was admitted te pre-bate.
2 WOMEN HELP BEAT MAN
Victim Left Cut and Bleeding en
Street After Attack
J Twe Memrn and two men attacked
hn Harris, of Tliiity-feurth nnd
rrv istieett' v!iTiy tb,B morning nt
rtltty-tblrd street nnd Lancaster nve
Mtdurlru; a mmrnl and ipft him lving
: cut nnd Mending en the sfdennllc
Harris whs round by n patrolman nnd
tri te Ui Prcbyu-rlnn Hespllnl. Tie
tnttnnnli nut m..l !....:.-, yt. i..,i i
ledt te i jlre detail . which led te rhc attnrk
loeKing for bin ncsail-
"Gee, lt' great te be carried down a
ladder by a real fireman."
Pride brightened the boyish fae of
cight-yenr-eld Jacob Dandy, 2439
Seuth Darlen street, n he told tedny1
hew he nnd his brother T.een, two years
old. and sister Dorethy were saved from
probable death by the brncry of Ous
Lord, Engine Company R3. when fire
damaged their home lust night.
The fire which started while parents
of the children were nt the movies,
ennsed about $2000 damage.
"I started te ceugbr," enld Jacob,
"then I smelled smoke in the room. I
thought Daddy was starting n fire In
the heater ana tried te go asleep again.
Then all of a sudden the smoke just
poured in all ever. It sort of made me
sleepy. I kind e' thought I ought te
get up. but I couldn't. It seemed like
I wan half dreamlu'.
"Then my little brother Leen began
te cry. He put his arms around me
tight. I started te get up again, but
I fell back In the bed. I was beared
and Leen knew semthin' was wrong,
loe. I didn't knew what te de. Then
1 saw a big tlreman with his hat and all
coming lu the room. Gee, it made me
feci geed.
" VAU right, buddies, he said. 'New
don't cry and be a brave little sol
dier.' "
Tears furrowed the bay's checks as
hp thought of his narrow c.cape. He
wriped them nvn.
"TWIN BABY CONTEST"
TODAY AT HOME SHOW
Victeria Egan Wins First Prlne as
Smallest Infant at Exposition
A "twin baby contest" was the
feature today at the Heme Beautiful
Exposition in the Commercial Museum,
Thirty-fourth and Pine streets.
One-nnd-n -half-year-old Victeria
Kgnn. vhe weighs nineteen nnd a hnlf
pounds, of 43 North Ithan street, wen
the "Mnallest bnbv contest" yesterday.
The second prize went te James Hoeb-
ni. thirteen months eiu, -'81 :serin
Paletherp street, twelve pounds.
Other piize winners announced by L.
M. Rich, of New Yerk, in charge of the
contest, were : Dorethy Moere, 1527
North 1 rnzler Rtreet : Km ma U.
Theurer. 2805 Poplar street; Jeseph
Height, 2207 Hest Huntingdon street;
Uehert .1. UoiRNen, l'Y Seuth ttalrent
street ; Dorethy Daiiey, 2518 Urecnway
nvenue; Junier Cameren lean rserth
Kdgewoed street ; .Marie Lvncli, 1833
North Mervine Mreet, nnd Jcnn Stone Stene
hill, 41 Nertli Yewdcll street.
The show Is open afternoon and eve
ning, closing October 21.
PLAN ENTENTE f'ARLEY
Pelncare and Curzon te Meet Again
en Near-East Problems
Parts, Oct. 1,1. Anether conference
between Premier Pelncare and Lord
Curzon Is expected te take nlnce at an
early date, te smooth out the remain
ing " wrinkles In the France -British
Entente concerning Turkey end Greere
prier te (lie Near East peace con
ference. It is rumored thnt M. Pelncare nnd
Lord Curzon will meet at Boulogne or
seme ether point midway between Paris
and Londen.
"The fireman carried us both down
stairs quick and handed us te another
man," he continued, "nnd thrn he said
'Is there nny mere up there?' 'Yes,
I said, 'there's me little bnby sister.'
We must get her, tee,' the firemnn
said, nnd then he went up and brought
her down. She hud her two lists in
her eyee. She didn't knew what It wns
about. She kind e' looked mud, tee.
She don't llke te be waked up. Hut,
gee, I wouldn't mind being waked when
ycr geln' te git saved by n fireman.'
But Gus Lord, who has been In the
department twenty-seven years, had
little te say -about it. He is used te
doing such things In the line of duty.
"I always de the best I can," was his
only comment.
W3ien pnrentsi of the children re
turned the firemen were just leaving the
house. They showered kisses en the
kiddles, who were taken te the house
of n neighbor.
Before leaving the house for the the
atre the parents cautioned Jacob nnd
I.enn te star in bed nnd suw that they
were well covered before going out. As
the theatre wiin but a short distance
away they felt assured that nothing
could happen while they were absent
for an hour or two.
Adelph kech, alleged "master mind"
In n plot concocted last year In which
he nnd his brother, Abrannm .i. ivecn,
and Minnie Frnser, attempted e or er or
prive Adelph Kech's real. wife of prop
erty by having Mrs. l'rnzcr pose as
Ailnlnh" wife nnd sln certain deeds,
will be brought te Philadelphia late to te
day following his arrest In Buffalo yes
terday. The arrest represented another
achievement for Philadelphia County
detectives in their record of tracking
criminals.
The woman, former wife of "Dnd
Frazcr, theatrical hotel proprietor, was
arrested early In the Investigation. The
detectives caught Abraham Kech In
Indiana. He was brought back here
and tried with the Frnzer woman and
both are new Rcrving sentences of alx
months each.
Adelph, however, was mere cunning
nnd led n chase for the detectives
lirniiirh Kiw Kn1anil. hn Middle CSt
nnd Canada, keeping n jump ahead of
the detectives.
He was finally traced te nuuaie,
where he was found conducting a
restaurant. Heward Cunningham,
member of the county force, will bring
nim back te this city.
The property Involved In the swindle
was a farm near Hatfield, in Mont
gomery County, reputed te be worth
5125,000, in which the real Mrs. Kech , s
dower rights were mere than $20,000.
The real Mrs. Kech testified she had
never been divorced from tbe defendant,
Adelph Kech, nnd Identified the signa signa
tute which had been signed te the deed
ns thnt of her husband. James G. Gill,
title and trust officer of the Girnrd
Avenue Title nnd Trust Cempnny,
identified the deed nnd testified he had
seen the fnke Mrs. Kech sign it as the
wife of Adelph.
INSANE DOCTOR BEATS
FELLOW PATIENT TO DEATH
Uses Bedilat Fatally In Ward at
Philadelphia General Hospital
Dr. Themns Plddls, nn Inmate at the
Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insnne,
bent another patient te denth with n
bedslnt, according te testimony befere
the Corener tedny. ,
Jehn W. Wctstene, sixty-eight years
i,i fnrmitriv n muslin nirni cnsinect.
was the mnn killed. Dr. 1'ldd s, who
Is sixty years old, nnd formerly lived In
rialnflcld, N. J., hns been nn Inmate
at the hospital for eight yenra.
Wctstene and Dr. Plddls were alone
in n ward at the time of the killing en
September 21. According te Dr. Dan
iel II. Fuller, nn efflclnl nt the institu
tion, Plddls admitted he had killed
WntntAltn
The accused man was taken te Moya Meya
menslng Prison. He will be kept lu
the mcdienl ward there.
SCALDED BY EXPLOSION
Three Jersey Central R. R. Men
3uffer Injurlea aa Flue Bursts
Allentown, Pa., Oct. L William
B. Heffelflnger. thirty-six years old. n
fireman en the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, Is likely te die ns the result
of steam scalds sustained last evening
through tne Bursting; ei n oeuer nun.
Jehn O'Ncil, the engineer, and Hchlcgel.
brakemnn, were alie scalded, but will
recover. .... .
The three men comprised the crew of
a powerful new type locomotive with
the cnb built ever the firebox. They
were hauling n heavy train from Allen
town te Mnueh Chunk when the ex
plosion occurred nt Lockport nnd steam
enveloped the men. The locomotive of
another train wes detached te take them
te a hospital.
ROBBED OF $400 BY HOSTS
Camden Man Victim of Three Who
Take Him en Trenten Aute Rlde
Police of Trenten are tedny looking
for two men who, with Fred J. Ulurteti.
of thnt city, are accused of bavin
rebbed Ferman Buckeen, of Cnmdcn, of
$400 last night.
Buckfen, nn Insurance collector, met
tt. (hren men shortly nfter arriving
In Trenten last night nnd nfter drink
ing with them accepted nn Invitation
te co automobile ruling, in mi; 'i
he says, his hosts robbed him nnd thou
threw him out.
Blurton wns arrested seen alter i
Iturksen reported the robbery te tlic ,
nnltxn. Accardlnr te tile police, he:
ndmtticd that meifey found en him be
longed te the Camden mnn.
KILLED IN 200-FOOT PLUNGE
New Yerk. Oct. 1.1. Alexander
Kninas, a tailor, despondent because of
lack of work, leaped from the Wil
liamsburg bridge lest night and wns
killed when he landed en pavement of n
Brooklyn wntcrfrent street, 200 feet
below. As he climbed ever the rail te
mnke his plunge, several persons, in
cluding a patrolman, tried te step him.
HINTS ABOUT NEXT WAR
Forum te Hear Discussion Tonight
by Army's Chemical Expert
"What the Next War Will Be Like"
will le discussed tonight before the
Philadelphia Forum by Brigadier Gen-
r'ries, chier et tue vnemi-
ernl Ames A
cnl Warfare
Army,
Service, United States
. J .' rr
General PHesT aartt will "P'.T!fl
trated with official Dicturf. vira
Addlnx te the, Interest of the Fe'tuilili
meeting will be thn nppenrnnce, MjWjj
chairman, of General James II, WIN j &
son, last surrlTlng corps commander .of
the Civil War. The meeting will start
nt 8 :.10 o'clock In the auditorium of the
Academy of Music, after which time no
one will be admitted.
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Barn Fire Causes $3000 Less
West Chester, Pa., Oct. 13. A large (
barn en the property of Mary '
L. Dlngee, West Greve, was destroyed
by fire of unknown origin early today,
with a less of about $r!000.
The tenant en the property, Geerge i
B. Picrsen, lest ever one hundred tens
of hay nnd all his farming implements.
Thb Helmes Press, 'Printeri
1315-29 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
JEWELED BRACELETS
In varying combinations "of Diamonds
Sapphires Emeralds . and Rubles.
Quality and workman! hip tha hkjhau.
A Factory may net he a B
very beautiful thing, but I
A Factory may net he a
very beautiful thing, but
it's an important part of
the busincn scenery.
We have several Factories
en hand or we'll put
ena up for you I
HEYMANN & BR0.
Real Estate
Hermann Building;
213-215 S. Bread St., Phile., f
Just like moving one of
Rogers Peet's New Yerk
stores right ever here te
Philadelphia !
A whole stereful of men's
suits and overcoats and
every one of them a Rogers Regers
peeter! Most abundant variety
we've ever had.
What's mere prices are
the same moderate prices
that prevail in Rogers
Peet's own stores in New
Yerk.
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Pcet Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. at Juniper
NEW YORK ' PAPIS
R IT r'CAR LTO M M O T C L
PHILADELPHIA
ANNOUNCE
GOWNS SUITS COATS . BLOUSES
Wen my and i&ayitnetyflrite
tfxineuP)tr7 andiririmmed (Pasrr
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Tin pollen are
inta.
Phlla, Purchasing Agents Meet
BllSlneei rnmltMnni- Ir, ,1.1- -l.
. aiicuwed nt n dinner of the Purchn.
J Agents' Assorintien of Phtlndelphln
"Mt night in Hie Ilellcvue-Strntferd
uw Hundred member.) attended. Walter
vH? W?LS ten,,h"Hter. nnd Heward O.
sunre the principal t-penker.
Weman Hurt Leaving Car
f.l8btltBrfPem.n rilr " Sixteenth
ie nnd Oirnid Hvenue Inst nlclit.
ran eM 5?"nriymi0"Bn' sixty-nine
"" treated nt St. Jeseph's Hospital.
WBST CHESTER STABLE BURN8
hJJ.Mf c,,rs,''". Oct. in. -- r t0.
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itrw? ,,Br'?w,, , V1 'S"u"' Adam
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RENAULT
TOWN CAR
Imported from France,
fand new; list price,
"0,500, Te be eeld at a
bB discount. The only car
of s type in Philadelphia.
Phene, Spruce 5847
306 N. Bread St.
Get the healthy, happy
toast-and-tea habit
BcjJL Te
tJea-tetally Different
i
MacDonald & Campbell
Knickerbocker
4 Piece Spert and Town Suits
Ceat, Vest, Knickerbockers and Leng Treuseia
$40 te $68
bbHJJHkl&ihHHH
In the lending Inisinc s
houses, nnd later in the
dny en the foremost links,
you will sce thcae Mtnic Hints
thnt serve their double pur
pose, best of nil ami un clia
tlngulshed nbove nil ethers
by their splendid models
and tailoring. T weeds,
Cheviots, Shetlniuls a n d
Casslmeres patterns pre
ferred by nriatecrntlu
Scotch and English sports
men. xc(a;ivc Tep Ceat$ rem
Butbtrry and Thtxlen & Wright,
Londen. Selection iheald it
mad new.
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
TAILORED ATFASHIONFAR
A pre-eminqnt
Reed type value
$45
lr has been our habit, te be mod
est te supply geed Clothing of
unusual values and let the news
get about by itself. But we arc
impelled te forsake our tradi
tional policy in the present offer
ing of suits tailored at fashion
Park and say that no value vc
have provided since pre-war
days approaches this one. Finest
worsteds of pure Australian
Stock long wearing, extra serv
iceable tailored te the Rccd
Standard by our tailor shops at
Fashion Park.
im
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TAILORED AT TASIUOS PMk
REED'S SON:
1424-26 CHESTNUT ST
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"Be Sure You're Right
Then Ge Ahead!"
That advice exactly applies when you're buying
clothes. But hew can you be sure you're right
until you've looked around?
That's why we constantly urge you te see our
Super-Values in fine quality Suits and Overcoats.
Right is right see what our Super-Value Policy
will de for you.
Our
Super-Value Prices
are
$28 $33 $38 & $43
for fine quality Suits and Overcoats
$5 te $12 LESS than any ether geed
store for similar quality. Compare I
And while we have thousands of ftae
quality Suits and Overcoats at our Super
Value Prices, $28, f 33, $3S and $43, we
have hundreds of geed Suits for Men
and Yeung Men at $20, $23 and $25 and
remarkably geed Overcoats for $23.
Back Suits for General Wear
4-Piece Sports Suits (including knickers)
Evening Dress Clethes and Tuxedos
Evening Vestswhite a;lk am! black silk
Light-weight Overcoat
Tweeds
Hemespuns
Coverts
Herringbones
Winter Overcoats
Ulsters
Bex-backs
Conservatives
Raglans
Kimene-Sleeve Coats
Sumptuous Crenibies (Scotland)
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
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VUSanr
tmtHeSolcsef ST 4"ff
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and offer a nerw
Style at a Lew Price!
Here Is a
Remarkable
Value at
$4.90
Patctit Celt
or Dull Calf
Tongue
Pump
This new model !; another index of Dalsimer
style und alui. Of superior quality and excellent
finish, it is worth considerably mero than $4.90.
Just one of a delightful variety of latest modete,
featuring fashion's favorites which have the intrin
sic worth you are assured of getting at Dalsimer's.
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