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ritlE Pianos listed below
have been taken as part
payment for the famous
Matchless Cunningham
Pianos or Player-Piane
they have been thoroughly reno
vated at our own factories and
are like new. Although these in
struments nre priced at these low
figures, they nre fully guaranteed
by us.
EASY TERMS
UPRIGHTS
$425 Hallet &
Davis, $1CC
I.Ike New 10J
(Mahogany Case)
HBC"r7"l
$475 Wheelock
Piane, $1CC
MM New WW
(.Mahogany Case)
$475 Vese &
Sens, $1QC
(Mahogany Case)
$525 Lester
Piane, $01A
J.lkr N.w UlU
(Mahogany Case)
$625 Blasius &
iTj $260
(Mahogany)
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PLAYERS
$800 Mehlin
$325
Piane,
Mkf Ncr,
(Mahogany)
$300 Lester
Piane, $OCA
Mke Nw eDJ
(Mahogany)
vma
$900 Schemacker
Angelus $071?
Like .V.w O i O
1 (Mahogany)
GRANDS
$1100 Sohmer
& Ce., unc
Like New TXitJ
(Mahogany)
$1150 A. B.
Chase & Ce.,
I.Ike New I J
(Mahogany)
IT PAYS TO THINK!
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PIANO OO.
11TH AND CHESTNUT
OPEN EVENINGS
Factory, 50th A Parkside
MISSING
HUSBANDS
KEEP POLICE BUSY
Bureau Here Get Trace of 2940
Persons During the Last
Year
WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME
Te Wed Philadelphia!!
Ct flin ft 10 MPtcinf rnnnrte.1 lnl-
I Ins In Philadelphia lnt year the ran-
jnrify were husband who deserted their
' wIveh. according te Kdvvnnl M. llln-
neirnn, in charge of the llureiiit of MNi- I
Mr I'orHeris. rscct cornea wives who
deserted their litili!iii(K
"The eaue of this deertlen." nld
Mr ItlTincunn, "N generally slvcn iih
n ininrre! or some domestic trouble,
theuch in mnnv enei enie ether man
or wnm.in f"nned the eternal trlunclc
A hiihnnd who desert his wlfi- In
Pennvlnnlti enn be fnned b 'n te
li turn ti her stiprn-t "hen he K '' ' '1.
but nlve cnniie' be furred te return '
'.U'-bninli. tin'i'i tber are children
"Next te tl ese two rl.t-se of inN-itli:
tiersens are the irlrls miller twenty
one," -ni-l Mr Illunegan, "nnd 'hey
nre n problem. They always dny their
identity, and when it is definitely proved
who they nre and they are sent home
they run away again the Hist chance
they get.
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MISS VMHK IJINNKY
Yelinse.- sister of CeuslaiKp Itln -ney,
will be married next Krlilay
in Nev Yerk City te H:nid Carle-
ten Slonne, ttli
FAIRE BINNEY TO WED
Becomes Bride of David C. Sleane,
of This City, Next Friday
DEFECTS. IN SPEECH
CURED
SCHOOLS PEN
Children With Lisps Are Put
Through Careful Course of
Werd Training
ADULTS CARED FOR, TOO
Lured by Urlght Light
' One girl, nfter a tatc of the high I well known in picture and the lezitl
"Tcth," lisped little Mary, and
mother nlwayn theuRht It wan cute.
She made no attempt te correct that
childish falling, for It gave n sort of
gentle appeal. Mary, however, was
net always a baby. She seen grew
te school age and wa- sent te a pub
lic school.
In an instant the lisp was noticed.
Teachers who have te hear the recita
tions of chltdren hourly de net desire
the appealing llttlf iUp. They loelt
further abend and see a distinct handi
cap for the grown -uii slrl only It
is immediately rei.erted te th" school
authorities and the child Is given ever
te the care of one of the teachers who
specialize in speech correction In that
school or else sent te the clinic, which
Is held tit educational headquarters
every Wednesday.
Lelling. Unpin?, stuttering and any
nther defect In n child's speech Is at-
MIs Fnlre Hlnncv. veunger slter of tended te Immediately in the public
... ,. t.. ' ' ...i ..i . "die.ils tedav. There nre fifteen
.'iim v. ui'MUJU.'e iiiiinr, . linn iiiinwi ...i , . .
,, , , , . i .i i i.i teachers wlie nre curried v
LEGION POSTS PLAN
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Breen - MeCracken Members
Make Geed Progress in
Drive for Funds
Enthusiasm was shown at the last
meeting of Hrecn-McCrnckcn Pest. 270,
American Legien, when reports of the
sub-cemmlttecs reported progress en
the home fund drive. Every member
present pledged himself te put forth
grenter effort during the remaining
two weeks of the drive. The pest
has purchased the property nt C221
Hnrcrferil avenue and has set. the goal
at $."000. Almest hnlt of this amount
has been paid or pledged. The citizens
of the Thirty-fourth and Forty-fourth
Wnrds nre being solicited for the re
tuninder. With the acquisition of a permanent
home the membership has steadily in
creased and the prospects, for passing
the H00 mark are bright.
ASKS FOR STUDENT UNITY
Red and Blue Stresses Need of Col
lege Patriotism at U. of P.
The establishment of a student com
mons nt University of Pennsylvania as
a means of festering sBlty of collcge
spirit, In advocated editorially today in
the Ited and Blue, the illustrated
monthly magazine published by Pcnn
classmen.
"Spirit, nnd by spirit we mean col
lege patriotism, although in Itself an
intangible thing nnd hard te analyse,
must rest en n tangible foundation,"
the editorial stated, "Unless students
come Inte constant social contact with
each ether, unless their Interests and
their lives center In the University nnd
its activities, there will never be a
united striving for the common geed of
the University of Pennsylvania.
"Hehlnd a successful Orlve for Penn
there must be college spirit, loyalty
nnd cnthuslnsm. General Weed cannot
bring us these qualities. We must
bring them te him. Then he can lend
us te success."
MANN & DILKS
II02 CHESTNUT STREET
Woolen Stockings
Fer Ladies, Misses and Girls
Our own importatiena from the best Scotch and
English makers, together with domestic
aelectiens. Many confined styles.
$1.95 $5.35 $8.75
Hats Sweaters Shirtwaists
MANN & DILKS
I102 CHESTNUT STREET
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MVORTBRB, DKBIONBRB AXD MAKERS OF WOMEN'S AND OHILDREN'a
iPPAREh OF TUB U1QHEST CHARACTER FOR TWENTY-BEVEN YEARS
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mi- ii mi unpin iim-. i.ui "". """ mate theatre, g engager I na-i.i iinr-' iimlJ te correcting these detects,
home and iiih lilted as missing t'Mir s, 4t, of vw .-. .,, ., n; Tluw rpccin teachers nre trained by
times in tv,e months. Such eaes genet - M S) F , ) wl0 nt tm,
ally end up in a rcfomatery. These ;U ..tenant (en.mand. . il.n . m.lih., j,, nt ScveIltcclltll
sirls usually say that their parents are,! . S N .retired. ..,., . .--t Vine stieetn. held- a M'eclnl clinic
tee strict. , I Although known frei.i cb'l.l .e.-tl as Wednesdnv. The teachers attend
"When boys run at, it is differ- I aire, Miss lilnney s rc.i i'"""' ls ' ,! iuk. ' watch Mrs. Davis work with the!
"it. It is merely for niiventure. in em a miuuf. .-m- .-" "',,,", diildten.
most Instances. It seems te be the' career about five year- bro. lust up- pirgt the rhll(lren nrc plv(,n tenRiic
style for boys of n certain age te con- i'1'1'"'- 'ls " "! . . f ,. exercises. Tncy stick them out and up,
sit er themselves mlsunuerstoeu
badly treated at home, or else the
their backs up nt some parental
nnd off thev be. ' V" V ..'"' V ".' "V" . .;:.'' lolls in her speech and saB "I yeve
"llnvfl nftpn iimi victims
.,.. . ... ..- -- i nrpti vears nire Ter n eumih's cnri'tir. ,..-.. .. ...
urs. uavis says tne werus very
, aim '''""""" ' '" : v."".,.'., ;.: then down, then wan them irem sine
VrJUliW"kZ, Z ,; ! M. until they get perfect control.
ruling .i V ,, t J,"," v ,.i ii"v ' evt tncy nrc given mirrors, it a cniiu
,the In ed Stn es Nanl Ac d e at , , h , ..T
of the Annapolis, leaving that institution . ,. ,,', , ()f ..,- ,eve Ix)U
i i i i ... ... ...Ill, , iiiree ara hk " 'i''B "'""i t ,,
wanderlust nnd lust start out with ' ., ..'.. ... ," .,.,:, .i ,,.i,i, ,i, c..n , I'fm
. . iiiiii iiirt lit' is ucauv. iiuii H4II1 - s;ini '
tug Ideas et making a untune aim re- en rnmnnll.. ,, ii,n,wieltihla
turning millionaires. At most it takes MisR wnncv , jir- sieune will be
; two or three dnys te linil boys, nnd mnrrif,i next Friday nt her mother's
they are generally only tee clad tegct,. yerk ,0le
back home, safe nnd bound. They,
i-ften go home of their own accord ' MOTHER-IN-LAW SPREADS
after a short taste of the world. , IV1U I HCO- IM-LMVV ernCHUS
"An average of nine persons a .lay i TYPHOID IN MANY HOMES
I w reported te us as missing. Of the
taiSO libted as missing last year. -1'40 I Thrteen Cases of Disease Traced te
were found most of them right here,
in Philadelphia." Innocent Carrier
Albany. N. ., Uct. '-'. A mntner-
A creun of prominent business men
of the fortieth Ward has organized a
cemmlttcf te raise funds for the build
in!? of a nest home and community ccn-
tpr nn flie site nurehnscil bv the nest
nt 0717 Wendlnnd nvenue. Plans for
il.n ,,miunfl li'illtllni' nrn helnir sob-
,, , , mltted by architects and a, selection will
In resular work and deuite their extra be made en completion et tne urivc.
The retiring welfare officer of thelA
pest reports seventy-eight disabled men i A
nre receiving vocational training, com- CL'
pensatien nnd medical treatment Kit
through the eiterts ei me pesi mimic
the last ten months. The pest Is en
the State honor roll for hnvitie in
creased its membership ever that of
last year by fifty new members nnd
conditions leek favorable for doubling
the membership for IWM. A prize
hns been offered by the new pest com
mander for the member enrolling the
crcntcst number of fully paid-up new
members for the yenr 1!23. The En
tertainment Committee has arranged n
complete uregram for the winter meet
ings, beginning with the next meeting
en Tuesday evening, October 20. nt the
Pnschalvllle Free Library. Seventieth
street and Woodland nvenue.
The next meeting of Dclaney Pest
20 will be held Tuesday, nt headquar
ters. 0.17 North Twenty-second street.
Noted vnudevllle stars will be en hand
Blouses
Special, 9.95
Of crepe de chine and Can Can
eon crepe in beaded, em
broidered and Bulgarian
effects. Styles and colors te
match or blend with Suits.
IV
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Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
Sweaters, 5.95
Of silk and mohair, silk-and-wool.
In solid colors,
melange and black-and-white
blocks.
carefully for her
The child watches the formation of
the teacher's mouth In sn.vlng the
words. Then with the mirror blie makes
her mouth go through the fame motions
until finally she is- able te overcome the
defect. Many of the children de net
knew they are lolling or lisping, for the
effect en their enrj ns the say the
wenls wrong is the same as if they
speKe correctly
Never Give Up Search
'We hue a let of enhc where per
ions have been missing for vears nnd has unwittingly ami innocently infected " '""" miy miiuren ayeuiiint ner Members nn(l tlieir fnmU1
have te be found te settle an estate or ith typhoid germs members of her ' l. "J"1 tl,L fngth of time Ter a vit0(1 te jeln the club.
IllnlnnPn claims. Thnse lernr- ,....,.. L.i .L ..... i.. ' vnr,e.s "! te the defect. T,. fist BOciul nffnr of
7i, , tl . Vnsi,s , find. ''"" '.... m .v ' s,V;..:1.V..Ti,m(,.Fni'rcsllgnt operations ami are wn, tHimUlcted Friday ev
Thev arV net V. h .llnr. thinking that "'.X n .thrt eh. ta ",: ," S!"ly turneu ever ' t,,e acUe01 the able direction of
.1... ...nMl.l l.n.. Inn., ultin iwt nil Irfin.. . . 1 ...1A. ...u.tM.lA.. A I I S1UII. ,.. nlld U'flS VOtCfl ft
t..t iiml nut tinner restrictions te nre.
or recollection of them and that they vent further contagion. Thirteen cases
are consequently snfe. f the disease may be traced te the
I "Anether Interesting class we hae woman, authorities say.
te deal with is that of tne foreigner. e Tll. first te b(1 ift.(.tP,i ,lns n boarder
receive letters from Germany, Turkey. w,)n f(,n ul ;,, typhoid in 1000, the
KtisMn. Italy and even ( hlna, asking henlth m,therllles said. Slme that time
us te find persons who were lest trace the wnnmn has visited in the home of '
of during the war. It is a pleasure te lllr k,ms , daughters-in-law for'
lieip tltee people who nre se anxious varying periods, with the result tlint
of their family nnd who nre se grateful sisters, the father nnd mother of one '
when they arc found."
FIVE MEN HURT IN CRASH
Alleged Gloucester Speeders Ram
Aute Inte Pele
Five men were Injured when nn
automobile in which they were said te
be speeding crashed into an electric
light pole at Kingsten street nnd Jer
sey avenue, (ileurester, early today.
Tlie impact caused the car te rebound
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I .iJi uiui un: uie siieern i-mms irrc i ,) sninKes will ne ilistrinuieil.
i for the children, but Mrs. Davis has, A Tourists Club te attend the 1023
thrown them eneii te adults who h.id ii x-.iA....i ...,..,. .,i.. l.i sinn rnn.
in-law who for mere than twenty years dvfwt In speech.' Each Wednesday she lm ...in i)p ercnnlzed nt this smoker.
es nre in
the season
ening. under
Hugh McMeni-
Krent success.
The social Catherines will be con
tinued throughout the sensen and will
be enlivened by n vnrieii program nside
from the dancing nnd refreshments.
Mrs. (5oed, of the Ladles' Auxiliary,
will conduct a card party for the bene
fit of the pest nt her home, 2040 Pop
lar street, en Wednesday evening, Octo
ber 2.1. This is the first of a series
of card parties which will be con
ducted bv members of the auxiliary.
Miss Margaret Floed, 2417 Fnlr Fnlr
meunt nvenue. is representing the aux
iliary at the National Convention this
week in New Orlenns.
DRUNKEN MOTORIST GETS
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL
First Sold Battered Car te Pay for
Smashing Cressing Gates
Driving his automobile at fifty miles
te get into communication witli members hhe'hu; ,Wcted four sons-in-law. two ?" ,,"?.llp,Amei L t . i ," "Vi""" X
the safety gates of the Heading Hall
way at Ilammonten, N. J., last night
of her sons-in-law, two grandsons and
indirectly a nurse employed In one of
the cases.
The woman's desire te aid in kitchen
work gave her opportunity te spread
, the disease.
when a northbound express was ap
proaching and then started for the
Pennsylvania read en which n train wus
coming in the opposite direction.
Justice of the Peace Strouse, who
happened te be at the Pennsylvania
station, served ns a policeman in the
- case, and with the aid of Mate Trooper
City Officials Attend Chamber of fnrtt,f Prevented Ceekrell fiem crash-
' .... lug through the second gate and ar-
Commerce Meeting tested him.
In innking a study of the city's civil Clifferd Hartcr, of n.immnnten, who
STUDYING CIVIL SERVICE
BRITISH M. P. HERE SEES
GENERAL ELECTION COMING
Colonel Wedgwood, Aiding Zion
ists, Expects te Be Called Back
Colonel .Tesinh C. Wedgwood, vice
and overturn, nnd knocked the glebe fCrvice needs the Civil Service. Cem- F'1W the crash, managed te get some of clmirmnn of the English Laber Party
ftree't Inreuslv' nlr 'occurs of - of the Philadelphia Chamber of -'the ' Iteadig' "Sata reached X I " "' l-rll.t. who is in
the car, who were strewn about the Commerce called en Director Certel- crossing. I Philadelphia in the interest of the Zion-
wreckage. ou and Director of Public Welfnre Ceekrell. who is twenty-one years (st movement, expects te have te re-
All the occupants of the car are mem- Warburton te attend a meeting f the "V,1,;. hi'i'.f wlVilhe -.V I'mi'lV?.. '"t il!!,"i ! turn te England tomorrow because of
bers of the Oriental Athletic (Tub. Each ... ., . . ... . , ., ... lemcDile wane he was Intoxicated and ... . , ., , .
was badly cut id bruised. Thee in- (,mmMee this afternoon in the ( ham- wnH sentenced te thirty dnys In Mays I the present political situation and light
lured are HunVilph Swanson. Themas her of Commerce Iluihling. Last week Landing jiil today by Justice Str nise. te retain his sent in the Heuse of
Lvens. William Hubbard. Leuis Has- Clinten Hegers oedrulT and Leuis Hcfere going te jail Ceekrell sold bin P.mnn
1- , I I Tl I Vnn Diiyi.ll. lllKinhels llf tlm I'ivll Serv. I,nttI .nr tn ,.... tl... I 11.,.. II1 , V-OmillOnrl.
uan, .)r.. aim i.cn .imiviiji.
They were taken te the Cooper
pltal.
of the committee, of which Dr. Wllmer gate.
.. .... y. I. .iuun ti. nun iptmin
When tne car raced inreugn .ieu- '",'"" V it it u
,-ester -eieral policemen. It is said, Dr. Uieesma,, A. Herrick, president
warned the riders te decreas,. letr of .irard (e lege has been appointed
w,,T...,l Tin. reiiiiest was iinheedeil neil h.'"Irmnn of the Education iimmittee
,1 .,si, ,n.le? he r le un"l"lccl U,ltl of the Philadelphia Chamber of Cem-
the crash ended he lide. . 1rc1,i0nt Alba H. Jehnsen.
GERMANT0WN CELEBRATION
Ask The Waiter
Te serve a bottle of
Lea & Perrins' Sauce
with your meals. Don't
just 'say "Worcester
shire" sauce. Ask for
and insist en having
the genuine
LEA&PERRINS
SAUCE
WAMilli
:M ill
I)r Derrick has been a member of the
committee for many years and succeeds
Dr. A. L. McKinley, of the I'niversity
of Pennsylvania.
All the injurisl men who will be able
te b-aw the hospital teduy, will get a
heuring before Majer Andersen.
MEN IN AUTO CRASH FLEE
; r n ITINERARY FOR CLEMENCEAU
Passing Detective Captures One,
but He Escapes Frem Policeman
Kiuht men, wlie bad been occupants
of two automobiles that collided at
... I. Jri.:'i ...... iij;;7.rir: it. ' encenu. War Premier of Frame, will son
iwill ucy "iuii ...... -n.., t
who was passing at the time of the
cinsh, multigated.
The detective clinsed one man and
arrested him after a struggle In which
the man drew a pistol. Turning his
pn-eiiHi ever te a patrolman who hail
at rived Illunegan pursued ether oc ec
lupants of the cars, but wus unable
te overtake them.
,rT rKXHCTi y!'''."i-,IJnltlraer(' I,""1
mantewn. Pa., in KM were extolled
M-sterday nt a gathering of about 500
numbers of Cnited German-American
Societies, te whom welcome was ex
tended by Jehn P, O'Hnen. Corpora
tion Counsel, in behalf of Majer Hylan.
Senater Cnlder, District Attorney Mnn Mnn
ten and Jehn firessgcbaiier, of Pater-
N. J., president of the National
siiil fur the I'nlted States en Nnveni- Steuben Society, were present.
!er 11 nnd is expected te reach New Mr. O'Hrien praised the early set
Yerk November IS. where he will lie
heard in his first address. contributed In ninny material ways
Tentative dates call for speeche-. in said, te upheld tlie l tilted Mates
"I foresee a general election," he
said today In his room in the Bellcvue Bellcvue
Stratferd, "as I expect Pennr Law
will dissolve Parliament, nnd unless
something develops before tomorrow te
Deeds of Pioneers Extolled at New 'change the situation, I shall return te
Yerk Meeting I England."
New Yerk, Oct. 2T.. The deeds of I Discussing the English pelitlcnl sit
the German settlers who founded Ger- nation since the resignation of Lloyd
tieerge as l'remier, Colonel Wedgwood
said there will be
COATS Unusual
89.50
Fur-Trimmed and Plain
Of supple, beautiful pile fabrics. Styles
of "Harris" origination in embroidered
panel, tucks and blouse effects. Throw Threw
tie cellar, ethers with lovely beaver, wolf
and squirrel trimming. Lined with Can Can
eon crepe. A few in extra sizes included.
Others te 250.00
THIRD FLOOR
Three'Piece
Costume Tailleurs
55.00 te 110.00
Handsome, effective and in remarkable
variety between these easy price limits.
They are of Marleen and Veldyne; with
Canten crepe blouse in embroidered and
beaded effects, and colors that blend.
Many of them are very effectively
trimmed with fur. A range of smart
colors and black.
THIRD FLOOR
DRESSES-Exceptional
25. 0035. 0045. 00
Styles for street, afternoon and eve
ning superior in every way te these
low prices. Of Canten crepe, satin-back
crepe, matelasse and velvet. Basque,
circular and new draped effects, in a
wealth of charming styles.
Others te 225 M0
SECOND FLOOR
Breakfast Coats, 2.95
Values 3.95
Six styles, in crepe, in a range of lovely
colors, including blue, flesh, rose, lav
ender. Seme are hand embroidered,
ethers edged with long ruffle of self.
Pretty enough te lay aside for Christ
mas giving.
FIRST FLOOR
MMWMWM We Specialize in Apparel That Slenderizes the Larger Women LMMisISOS
NF ill I I II "ti
A Mil U J II Ti.
Thresher Bres.
Expected te Arrive In U. S. Novem
ber 18 May Speak Here
New Yerk, Oct. -3. Geerge Clem-
no fiEht between
Lloyd Geerge and tlie Conservatives In
case n general election is called. They
will join, lie said, te piesent n united
front ngalnst tlie Laber Party, but
after the election there will be a defi
nite cleavage between them.
Colonel Wedgwood urges thnt Amer
ica treat England and Frnnce cxnctlv
nlike in the matter of settlement of
Ilietun. November 'J." : Chluige, Ne.
v ember li." ; Kansas Clt.v, November
LN ; New Orleans, November .'10. and
Washington. December .'). It ia pevi.
that his itinerary also will lmlide
tiers of Germantevvn as patriotic, who War debts
"e "Te de otherwise," he said, "would
prove n serious blew te the relntiens
cheapen
Investigation revealed that one of
the machines was the property r.f Harlin
Waters, -Will Pine street, and had been
stmen The ether car bore n Washing
ton, D. C license, and is also be
lieved te have been stolen.
AUTO OVERTURNS; 4 HURT
phia and Montreal.
"The first paper mill in this country I ," iV ' " "tr,.Tr . " ..i"0."."?""
is 'LL" terate
of Germans who come here after the f1 U,C i
German revolution of 114S, naming " V"'1",, h hat
Carl Srhurx. General Franz Sigel nnd , K, f r T '."'.s!e hh
Dr. Abraham Jnceby.
Driver Arrested After Accident To Te
day Near Hammonton
Twe women nnd two men were cut
nnd bruised early teda when u meter
PROUD GLOUCESTER BOYS
ARE REAL COPS WITH BADGES
Youngsters Admit Size and Discretion Will Play Dig Part in
Any Future "Arrests" They Make
hngllsh debt also should be. If Amer-
d, decides te cel-
heiild collect from
both. Bv insisting unen a balnnclng
of budgets and reduction of milltnry
I strength by European nntiens, she can
I collect without great difficulty."
DR. SIOUSATT NAMED
U. of P. Professer te. Help Judge
l-eubat Prize Winners
Dr. St Geerge. L. Sleusatt, professor
'Teh. we're traffic cops nnd have big, police he's our boss.
of American history nt the Tnlverslty
, or i'ennsjivanln, has been selected by
the trustees of Columbia University as
t cues, semp 0I1P ' th'" three men te serve as judges
gIeucIT: shlwB'anethln Tm$ aTXA k -'7 attention te us r LKtAfi
en the White I ler- pike ,, 11Ver. of the we lv" boys appe.Mf.l s-hoei nnd lBUh, '" makc eVe- bTut w" ltri the last five years.,
turned The accident e. . wrred at Kim. nellcemen bv W. C. Hum- superln- re te he polite as anything. Here's The Loubat prizes, consisting of
three miles from Hammonton. ten'lent 'of schools In Cleur. Mer N J. our badge,'' nnd Abraham produced a menej avvnnls of $1000 anil S-lOO for
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Florence .Meniey. t.leui ester; Mr. and et t0 i,H t school nt 7 :It0 te help the Scheel Policeman" en it nnd pinceu it uwariieii every live years by Columbia
Mrs. Ieu1h Lee. Camden, and Angele r,i urtu ncress the street but then n his arm and strutted proudly ' niverslty. Competition is open te all
Mnrlnelll. 1023 Seuth Thirteenth street, 'e't out lh minutes early in the around. . u , , au,h?"- Jhe prizes will b awarded
All were in Scbaefer s car. nfiernoen I's fellow have te take a Mr. Hums said the idea of the school en ( elumbln's commencement day next
Frank Gibsen. "20 North Chelsea ,inncl, cnuse tlie big boys, some of policeman premised te be a success. June,
avenue. Atlantic ( ity. driver of the J, 'wl Wt ,, nnil ,!. nn nf ,, .
,th'f ftiAi'' r"cM" boys fighting we have te slop ' "
driving nga st N-hu. ler. who was ar- thpm nnd ft they nre littler we can -
rested by Iroei er I hompsen of the Jk" tli"m up," said Abraham, with
Khm wXerl with him n" wUe a'"' i"est ri.le. '"but if they nre bigger and Pc 7
child were with him. '' srnred we tell the policeman and i JrerSOTlaL
!
CHILD KILLED BY TROLLEY
lm stnns them
"We get te tencn people new te cress
; tlp htrK,tSi le0, avviiii let et tnem
Laura Schucker, 3, Dies en Way "nxs any old place, and we tell them i
.. i. i ., . ... please te go te the corners and then
te Hospital Motorman Held .rnhs y0u knew," snld Abraham, with '
Laura Schucker, three vears old, his eyes ns big as snucers, "if any one '
J A i Avenuaie siriei, was run ever by Is hit where wu urc, i Riirss iney will
n trolley car nt Sixty -fourth and Vine fine us. 'An nvvful letf of nutes come
streets last night and dud in the patrol whizzing nleng here. New Vnrk autos,
of the Hlxty-tirst ami Thompson streets tee, and they sure go some. If they
station nn her way te tin? West Phlla- go tee fast we get te whistle te them,
delphla Hospital. Her skull was frac- and if they don't Mop we take their
tured. license number aim give it te tne police- i
Tlie moteimnn of the car, Jainei man. I
Chamberlain. Market stieet near Fert v. "Yeu have boys in Philadelphia who
eighth, w.is arrested, charged with lii- help the little kids ncresh the streets1
voluntary manslaughter. The child was nt the schools, but that Is all they can
still alive when put in tlie patrol, mid de. We can help ut fires ami take auto
the latter covered the twelve blocks te numbers for speeding and we get Kwern
the hospital In eight minutes, but the i in by the Mayer,
little glrlvwns dead wllen It arrived. 1 "We're right under the hlef of I
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