. Ill FW w.. Ml. umm m m VAi m lii . V m. t IJ mm, m IE MULED IN SIILLBLASTS Seven Others Are Injured as Flaming Alcohol Cevers Vic- ' I tims in Neble St. Rum Plant POLICEMAN SAVES FAMILY Three tl!lll lire iD.'ld tednt fii'liiix-ln r ! . ' ttl explosion of moonshine stills in ,i if. 1... 11.11 n.! i i xvii. .,.... uuiiiuiiK hi iieru iiiiii .siimr sirceis Hlx ethrrs were hurt. Twe of them nor dlr . One of tin- men xx'is hbwn m s hen the -tills exploded lni ni.' I'lie two ethers died today from th ir in Juries. The dead nr : Intlll Kenls. nineteen jents els Lembard strut. ftcn.inmlii Wiimii.iii, thirn jew- old of -'OIK Seuth Sen'tith -trecf. telin (illicit, iiiiii'tpcii j n tn i'!ii. In. Addison -ti-i'ft The itiiutv 1 .if : .Inllll h.ilieni. ibirtx i r .ir-. HO'-M e-th Wii'H'i'k strict . 1 irti'il i ij mangled. nil. m riti'.'H. in Km Tplt lle.jiit:.! IjiiiiK ltluinlx'i'E. frr-tvrt ip is ."in Seuth Nil t'l li'Pt. hi. men iiinl bIpi! ; ecu i : en i ru H'.ii , lit 1 1 i' 'i 'V i Hospital Themas Iluls',,-1,, third M.ir. .110 North Third 'ivpi . burned in f.ipp in d ' llfllllls IM XUU ., nf M-Plf. i ll . i home. Mounted P.itndni.in Mcxen .stluurk, 3 V.i .Np lam p -trert , buried mi h.r'ds in work of ns. Km nil It :ili. mx ph' i -imp xiiir- s.tiip ddress, 1'i.itp I m face in work : rescue. le!l!l Hiijcr. txxpntx -i xenr.. '.'.'1 Neble strut, Lnirmd mi hands m work of rescue. Ke7.nK. I' i. be lx mangled from the force of (hi- blasts and a "I il urn--, of tiiirti-. tl it'tl it "J: 1.1 o'pIei k tti Kmi.p. Trll Hospital , WnMimn diPil in tin- Hahnemann Itepitlll lit .":'J." il'ilmli. He xxas also burned from lipiui 'n fppt Tin- ledx nt tt.ilch xxsit found in the ruins of tin- I' nhling after tlii. tin h:nl lippn cxtingu -1 1 . 1 ind w.i- tnki'ii tn thi' morgue, tiiudt'ii'ifip 1. Tin- morning Leen (iiuliiski. a te .ghber appiuicd at tin1 morgue iitu' removed it tu ilalek's lieinc en Addii 'i -tri't't Altlieiuli no arrests l.tix p bpc't nimli' following uticxerltig of tin. moonshine oppnitlen lx tip explosion uid fire, detectives mi' making ,i thorough in vestigation. Shajhern and Plumb-i-: are under surxe'llaiii e iu tin- hnsp'tul. Tin1 nip' -iin of i do.len- rocked the neighlmrliend and hundreds et pel -cmis da-lnsl I mm tlipir li"iin'. Wnxmnn. Kezel. sdinxhnin and Ulii" b.-ig 'it fie-ii ill" 'vii'd.tig. thfir clothing u mil" nf flump'-, and b tln liliip mil "inn pit cut partiplf had brpn bitrnpil axxny. Meuntid Tr.i'Iir I'elifptii.in Si'nuU. Olid IiIm I refhiT-ln-lii" . I'ratilc Itjaii. ysbn lips xxiih hitii. TiPil te lira nit the thinifs from flip four inen' idething. tut xxpre uiiii!1p tn de -n Splnai'l; tlirxx hi- I'Piixx pnat "xr Keznl. lint tip gariiii-nt xx i- huned iiwhv. It N i'n. light mi pil"ditiK tank IllpjiWl IV-i taturatPil Hip plethin.- nf all fem xxith Mt i lcoheK IWlfJS- t Sli Snvwl l.'rmtl ItMltilin- wjiii.i'j i ....... - - ....- J'ames shot forth inimeiiintp x from thr building, xxlimli extends biii 1c mi S'nh'e srre"t. where there i- a frame addition xxi'h mi en rM"ietxax. The pel eeman 'Mrt'ei m a tin1 nlann, then telephoned te the Sexenti, Iiis'rut police station, at 'I'lil-d st t and I'.n-- mount avenue, ind a pat-el vagen, in rhnrgp et Jehn I'ux. ilrnir, and l'a' l'a' tielmen Themas Wrnx an i .n-nr.' Clltlhe ri'vpiTitled While rax and Cln.se h.. placing the four Injurc'i men in the patrol. laly ran te the th.rd llner ..f the building nml rescui d j per.'nii x!,e x er crenming for help Tln-x xx.re Mi chael Sollieve, ins xxife and four ill' dren whose aes rang" from six te ti:r teen iars So.ktixe. who is n '! trucking 1i...mh'.. mi upies Mi. ..nr '.f the building In Ins ln.-ines mid l'u'd mi the third fleer Th" Kxing i, .i-'.ns Rere Imd'x duti.nge.l Mi- relit- Ml" tti tire budding, suli-lefing per- of it e Cflttlemen ic (iinshiirg. who conduct an utit't repan shop au, ti a inae linnuil M 'In. , , ,ei.'d net he 'mind by pnlii,. after the nre. Acting i ,i,m , C',r'in nt I.ieuten nut .McCe.'icii in, iftcr an mxn.t'n- lien tlini th. explesjuu tne.j jiia i in that part et H: bui'.i.jig i -,!,.. 0., Miller. The rear of Ja-ue Iixxje's ien'e t,ij Igi 'I'd liv he ixplusieti and the r!in ie Mrs. l)xjir xxas in Mie kitchen, W-n- lows xx broken and s,h xx.m, -xx..pt from lier fir; !,x t... ,,rc. of -.,,. )i.,.t. She falnttd i i'uvim. lr"in . home Th. r'ir of the strip1 ijip, j.i painted, I- h it. rul lix t e I'ii1 l.lirg' 'P'Hfltlt.is of .instlie! lid t blll7.e a ml .mil ti.,, !l.-H.i,.., ,,,iij, ,.'. task. I'm. C. ,.f Iiiu,,, .,ft.r . Vimimi ion ,,f .. ,. v...... .,,, rUl, 100(1 gnlle i ,,f , , 1 ,j i,w, .tort. i tfyere, much ,,- xU'-' xx i- destroy) 11' iiImi retione-i nn .! Mt l.H).;a' l.H).;a' lell still, nnd .itxiT.i. -mi'ler mi... II" aid that .'re.. , , .,' ua , i i pleded, ca i; u ,. .r,. Peliri'tmiu Iturui'd Txxe tr e k. sin I m 1 nve belonged t" Sdlkexi. Here ilp.tiuxed Th" poll, e reported 'iiit 'i irmK xxa fiiimd m Mip Jilace hinted txitl tixe-gu!!en 'tins 'ilieij xxith alcehd Seleliac!(. 'lie lllei lltei'i pni i e'l nu. van burin il ..ti" it no I.; nds nnd .. rm-. but did net go 'e .( hnsp'i.i! fr,r 'ri-at-ment. Ills sh r. nM. ,:riii'i mi,, and his ke.x ui.il ! at Mere n, slug. Themas llui-.ii, xxas iiurui-.l xxl.il.. fltteinp'in. 'e -' e i1 'i tlaiin - n txn. of the x I. t.ius J. iiu I u xt ti se x1 , burned while h's, un.g s I r-es 'mi.i the httibli f i i 1ie.ii M.' i u ' 1 !, i.i I by V nn . i ' i gin t r IT'' Nt r! Seventh siii-ii llui-nk mil Ilwier were tici'd ,ii ! Kees. ,,i 1 1 -;. ., , After th" tin I ' ir'ie.l e.f mil. firemen nnd nl.' in ii nmexeil xxhnt XXIIS left e' t i . I ni, ii ' - . i lllid barrels and I'H'i- of i . de ' ! Mil. police station a' Third t'i. . n. i'aii. ineimt axpiiie J'ire i bief Iti s. I h .pi ' M,i- sii'. Were tile l.irge.t lie er . .x lxo.els hud nts'ii liied In work f the still .ilie ii tli hmirs befiiiit the oplesliu. lie i-t itte tsi tfP we M; .ii : e'ch'tl;. ii 1 1 r bin n; xl-ited hi. sod, mother ' 'he I n.ie. .itx lle.piiiil and told Iter of his jiiuil fortune in tin. ling n loll. Ills lllellli'l . VX I'e 's sil x xi, ir n I nnd n widext siffit,.,j ,i s.x si i Illicit win n te! 1 of his di'iiMi "i mniiiii'Z "I den ' knexi what I .hull de," -lie sobbed, ' lie was nn nulx support and had beep struggling hard te help me xviille 1 am sick, and then lust xvhen he had feui d i 'eh. he i- taken .nx.i "e W,s se h ippx when he en III" te f en xeslcnlat ami told me he had R A. i ..... I Xwe'lli Tim,! sti. ..I (T0III1U xxiii it "tt ' , Hi! left hce te suit in. ... .,u . r.vn ii' rmifinif l iiit1 ItTs" xihiii. wii'H tilij'ti " I'lik-rsi '.".' en.i ua ftJW- ww 'i; 1 WRECKAGE IN FATAL STILL BLAST BHA 'i vlBS99fiiSw'xVKKHniiKH0'ikSHBKBfHB9l I'idme tlim p:tr of dehrl of tlll and tut). In old stable at Thin! and Neble streets, where seieral explosions of ali'ehnl eatlseil the death of thri-t uiPH and injur te sl eliiers. Pellre ami prolilldlieu e'lleei-t tire iu est lg.it ing ewui'th!p et what app.ueutl w.is a big ineiuisliiiilng plant LOADED GOAL GAR CORRAL FOUR IWORE LOOTED ON STREET: Contents Shoveled Up and Car- ried Away by Downtown Residents MANY OVERCOATS STOLEN l-.ldel V..'f si,- ' '-ir nt Txxpftx thi-'l i-ts xxas nided !' nlntit i ' x iTiuiiiy a'' Its i' 1 Oil !. ie"ts rPMinvi NJ.-n sfp.1,1 i"!l! te tin- s nf wet-ien at ln'fir.- dux light. i Mn enr and sh.vpl.-; pt x here eagiT I'rmnb i liMd-'-.i i.li'ke.l it up P.ngs s...k baskets. bueketH and .itit th M if ptHj'il hi' pre .,t nti 1 1, s-1! hx the T'lld'Ts. I tins' nf Mir night Mini 'lis iiierimu hiid iii'x-d p. leek XI .a' th i titirp pMr'nn.! of eeal m:e smup 'ii'MiIr'tl Sin11! Philtidilphln l.eine. Nn' n lutnt' xx n left en the street. With Mip advent e- xx inter xveatl er. xt ' I. h i ip"p'i'uinei I'X pnal shnrttu Iltl )'. . ..p di : :i ni!'' nf t'.e"s nf i In'Mtng mi ll, ..,! x-p. T City Hall itx iii rp'iipnibp" a ''.me when i" - .'its Hid suits . f I'lnthin.' . .I-r'X m'. ti'. U .- '. '.'I Mil .-' 'i stree. , ; '.. Ii-- nig'it tint his a ' st. .'ti f-'ini a r. .rfnjti"- t'.e- ,! tllHM . . f 'xa- m. i: 1'n.t' rppnr'p 1 iiXP-p,. I1 bile .taut 'ti: sn trout '! .i Sil.si'iui' filling station. Twn pi i.m's xpe stolen last night from t'.n Sphne' of Ind i-tnal Art. Tliex xx,.-,. fiie j reper'x of r.dmotiu-en litis ."x It-xa1! Mnxxr. nnd (leerge N'exice, l.-ip.' W ix-rx .tree' Tluex, . les.ue M . t' e he"H' f M C r.ake-. ".till ' hpttt .ree and 'teb an evt'i-, ,.,! x ili.e I a si."i Anether ex-en oil 'x:i- st.t'p1! frmu tin home of Je ph West '.'17 North T" t''fth st-.pt Am ever, na' 'iileiigiUg ' P.e-.jnmii P.. Hennett. .'lull's Mount Vernen s-rept. xxhii'li xxas left en a thair ncn1 n xx.nlexx en the first th-'r. w.l- rep-irtis' lr-sing 'hi. timrning Thieves had avisheil the w.ndew nnd taken If. A sjienk thief XX hn isitpil till' hnt.lB . t" IJelxert Oxerten. 'VJ.'l Seuth Twentj - !i;-st c'nfbi Ar.' home treet, list ti'igbt -en a ;it of . r '. K.tV ! frmn the ln.'lii Kediiv.n . i ' : Wi p'ir'' T'i I .. e r - A. i'e i .eriuiig ,X, .' t'l T Ma-ke- 1," stele ' Ii .. tie lex ei lmld Ii r.l axenue. ?'nii . this sane tlii'ia !. '..it z's and e person-. .1 xx in. low IT s s'eri stele si P.I at 2" A Frank fur pieces valued DROVE AUTO INTO WALL Man Seriously Hurt Trying te Ave d ruttirg Other Vehicles HeVII" lv 7. loll N'ertu Sif" .. x ,. ,i.-d indaj ti' Tel II' I i r..- i.-nr K ib ,i- it'ieh.i "1, ie xxn- "IX,. ,-d ( stree -.ppt 1,' h n-upfx xx agen a1, i tlie l.nii 1 numeric: lie ,. Deaths of a Datj Mrs. Mary Mrs Mm-:. F. ; Dr Wi'ilmm II ? ti..- u.ern.t.it 11' ir. Mr. l'-if PiirV; axetiv.p. '..' . derling w.i- -" ti Ssnderling e-ll n" ell'lt ' 'I'M I. I 1- P.I sex i 1 ' , i . i'.g i k.i.',. a. I Mr- . n i ii- .. . ,im i- .".'.i i , . ..' M.,', ,.c,,p,u 1!,,' ,ll Tt tl-lltt inert -.. ,t.t. re f , i irphfiiui.t irv xer I'i n i, ! n m.i 1 ll nd been XI. e p.- ..rs e- f '.,r the A tin' ' :r-x x.i . . M. llel '..! .'I rn u, M1 Id' F. .- r ,,'i s i II Mr?. El'zabeth Mill Mr I ' M'l' v f.'.l II X , tl ' .1 I,K i ,'. ;.!" ' N "t't r f'1 s .. .. Ixr- si . l.'X -tlftl X P.!'. ' id hud 1 .til".1 i'lfi'Mt,, x i a . Ir- M 1 I . If '.. e.r . :' e,g' c'l.Mie II re" of Ml' Ph. I , , ., . II1 e ser I I lieerg ' ,, ,e e '. n w p. ki.i xi i S1 1 i1., , ,.,) . , .'it 1 1 t.x" x..ur- ' ;,,.,, ' l'-.ll g"i c '- n.ixe flef liPPIt mine Alphcnza Bennett ,, ,'. t" : i;.s Xi,.' -I ,.l I p. "I It , . .., i f ti i I'e ll 1 OI I II t, -x pr' A ig Pi-'. '.T If .i'i' ! . f , It . .,, t ','. ' X.r It p '..-, It. XI f .1,1.11.1 s-,, Del. I w.l' nf x1 I,', h !,i xi as i'i be I 'sp,t .I 111"! he ltei 'I was i.nrn In pi nt the grt-c'p" pert His ser. " " i- . fixe t ff -tx1 i x , a,-. He Mnrx Ii" 'in11' I . t.i t ne .nu Cip. Max flic if I, s life fhrr' I let " r.d t . xx Mrs. Martha Dsaeen ir Mppth.i Di'isni iiinrn l.vi xeiir- old die I ,i her hmiie 01 Fid efiil sireP1. t'liii'ilen. Iniln.i nftr r, .heri illni ss of pneuiueii.a Mr. I iuhtiii hed Iippii II Ic.ldiM' of I'lllllllell slliie ls.(l She xxas tin mother of Jeseph II. Dun cm. a blither ilcibi. 1 ii ju in In )iin- t ft II . Iri'llMlll'l of the J D. Jnllliwili Cmnpiin.x, Philiidplphia, uml former Councilman Cooper A. Duncan, of Camden. The funeral will be Sutur lav at I o'clock from the home 'i-h' v - EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY. " . - . N ' ' ' FOR HERRIN JURY Beth Sides Have Worked Leng te Get the Eight New in Panel ' MEN ARE EXAMINED CLOSELY '; r, ,'at Correspondent of te Evenirp l'nhtir J.edfcr Marien. III.. N.t. '"' I'mir timr1 urm-s xx.re si!, 'i-d l.i'e xestPfda.x for t p lli'-rln ui.iss.nTit i-ijii, Thi-. brings th,- t..i ti". i'.ir in . '.-ht. and all but n'l" -in farmer-. I in, i.mieii miner sat "' I'e' ll"-: p.i ml nf fit'i1' Ite'i vd" ..''nini.ll i t! ;i ' Vhl ! I'i lO'i'ppli. mmrs t'rai.' is t'.irt r i ni I . hi "s from sprnt i j..-. .f xesiei-dn.x arnhing i In- pedigree and t.it.i of i;i"-;p If. Craig. I for this second panel et fiffx three years old, . I j istic- (.f ti ,. peace. Up llrissx T.t xx iisiiip, x here '.Ittlllll's .Mte,. i(l(l .;j,. ' ' ' I I1' tn i.' ' I'll.' Ktiexx s -ii X tt1!' s - .I'.llllltl lx . t lit if these ! e s .,!.,. ii number of as a resiip f t! I.este- Iltl! 1 X ;i. ipiaiut , x Ml the I. "loll Ili'leTs de .1 t f Mh1 -..its .a the iciTiitx i strip i' tie lest J known the flMl'T nf 'loe. I- Ililbr. i has e of X IT the 'n e deietidati's Pi il th's trial. since be;, heed The ether IllP'l of jurors xx ere nieepi hi- second panel of d ti'iitiithi'ix some line n.'n. Ilex ll-e Sn ter'x -thr. ". farm. r. ,n. ! t mit.-r V II Iiivid-eii. fan -. 1 lira ei M, Mi. Inn. fnnin'i and :. .ii.aiiitini another f the tiefend.iuts. was a hev ' U'nikins. trmei unie i lif'x -three, pf'x -tt re Otis CI ',. flC C !-, T'i" tiatip. v : first ag-erd tip d"fenp. xxiiinh teuilire! 'I hriif "ellf. rnee :. ite's I'urj i ,'ii'cd 5. . as.istti'i'v. int, room, m, I xxi'hi'i a moment wiMi tiip a"tin iripi-rip'i' that nre'ij saMsfm terx. 'i'lt'c1")! en In it ifter Atte-tie, ' tin iurx ipturup 1 tile p.-e.l in xx s x.i . sl'.'ll fl . 1 re-'.'ixp,' x it h sn'iPthii.g : a ttie :ixe ; ris in. rs hi -pi'p of .: ,,, , op-ion. xi-t ev.es" -in, ind, ,.,., .,..,, ( 'isisted M,:r lie . eu'i rd wee.', b. '". - ! .i.i1 ir' nl j .. .r " .', d 1 i'h an; I i -: ..nt.. -;... ui man ,t'. , f'.'-.,xx. d ' '"" i! ' 'n' . .-ri',. .,x. ,x! .n in-MiPtini the ind'i-trie prnnin.- m II if'ls N'eejx for tin de'et'sn and th" ' " affiir'ei ceu',1 net .h-ilte Ci.il- " M- the 1 ' fill F'V Twftr "X: mini ". used p. nn n- A rd.'i'x" th- pr lTeth X ."Ml I ti M eMi'i.lMnl sn,.. be.'ati thr.s. and a half week. x -one farmer xpti'remeii xxert I j-s'er-l.iy 'iid i 11 hut Cnig be '. is,, thex Iip'i, ved "tlNi d i I fix. t'.-i ; of ... ni ' lie jur ft'tise e. i st Xcs delav in ccnptntlPc Atternex il of fit lie ex i ;se tie guilt , -. did t'i- ix I,.;.,. pertii.tt. d u exx illg r tl.. fe'l- I'Ots. S',.'. I vhi.' r , he imirtie. '. ft ..r.c . " Wills .. i. ; i.-ti" 1 Iii'j IP 'I I .1.. 'IX" I'i'l.icriic.. k;"ing " II" w 'I i" 'f ill, t li" ie.nl ,i, t I ' e pai. ' I Went j l ' for tot 111 -lit te - , I ..lilts I I s he - I 1 lelll. f x ,i rj i Il sjve "i.'.lsl P..-1 if: bv Jm!..,. 1 e; ,.,' d ll-s ", II ir1 i n-ig H I ,l . ll'.mbf . d t.n.. I t, ,, MRS. E. F. ALLEN LEAVES $16,000 TO CHARITY Many Institutions Are Beneficiaries. Otner Wills Probated M I- t ,r Mil imhi will he tl - I', ' .' Ii lie ' 'iriln'i I.e- t-T !, S lllstifi1 .d :'.'li,0(in . -in. Fitti. Mi- I. 7Mi FA' -tr"' 's X, nes,. p '. O'X I 11 lerie Meld. nn i ill XXII- It1 i..i .Is xi ill ,e m. i xi i -in L.tirai llesriital, So'iei . Assnclntieii. .. i g. !i"in I -, W... ' nti' Menth'y Meeting w S'.m.l 'il each ! , g itiinttin rrie'id D r. . m.i ie i. ... I'I i rn ..r , "'I' He." rei1 , ' i Aid II A- ,i T' t,' .i i Western i .i II. -,ip for Aged iiici h I'ers t... Assncilltlell fie ere.; I iiphniis. the i1 , '" n tx Traxi'lers' I , '! "' "a i 'e !.. ( '.ii i-Mphia Se( ty. i '-i ii .tini.t, ii ni ;e lle'l . ',,,'i and the Star- I i , t . , ' "i1 T it bulk "'" -I p ri .j Iup i sin. Luce !; i r. ,.;i n XI .. s:, ...,, I . I'... .. .. 1 tjeerg W p., n p. dis n 'i, Mtliifi xx ii t tig ! , n ' - a' .s'JIIII ."ll". . ere til- s'-ites ; lb , Theiniis P.ii i s. .?:(.'! rpji .'.1 7.1. w 'i: i l It' ill I - ." Man Found Dead in Office in i.'d. Pi;; llll. (I I'el.ler I Iii- :, I.e. I I i l iii .-lie st reel, '"i i,i supplies, x i1 . i'h Vinnricilll s". , ei semis in Iii- "f)i a i:,is i 'h" in h.s i 'liuie. III!.'. I'.-h ihe I, is nu ' tli i .'llllll lllie'l lb ' P"! '' I . tin ','elll,- ' i l-'llll. tCe sl d I . i xer.il hours in' '1 II thee lit l'JI " Xfls full III ll. 1 hi-1 ii it'll i xinli .'h hx IMwin V '. M. nun uuk, ' ' '" I'e'll (illir x !m took die riiaii ll'ispiiiil. Phx. I' id In en dead fni I rRru:Ts te .ur t:vr.nv n u: Hll'1 meet i fx - i i i,ti, nt may b found I fi,i six rix- i ' ,n 1,11 HP .'il riiniu'i' 'If ,riirlmn rpt.imn Id- Ss SAYS SHIP .S. Bay State Congressman Scores Measure as Dangerous Prece dent in Paternalism FROM GLOUCESTER AREA i Washington, Nev. !!.- A I tuck lug iln1 AdinlnMratieti Shipping Itlll in lht HeitM1 tedn.x, ItPiiripiitntlxp Atidrew, lipptlhllcati. Miiarlm-i'lts. hiilllllil freni tlip (iIeiipp-Ipi1 di-trb't. ilrelnrril ihp inp!iiiip -till effpri'd n daiigpreiM prpppilptit. "wlili h. If adopted, will hieiinl ii- fin1 .xi'ar- te pomp." Opposing thp hill a-. Kepiildli'au puller- were f-prcding It texvard the ....Hit nfl.ii.ime. the speeelt iitlriiele.l j miusiiiil interest sinee Mr. Andrew rep- i nt,s a distrlit In one of the prliirlpnl iii.ivllniip Slatps, The Piisiesi miirse, l.p said, was te support tin1 hill. i'elt no e'etnbiT w:ins te sPi" il hill 1 pt.i thieiitsh whleh tuxelxps ii large . .-111111111 !' mil lie Uieiip.x lie in1 1. "iiiiIpss h W mix hi. ed that pPi.dilUI xx IM hriii't at Irsist an eininl tn. fiiul x.tll net inr.suiuii' ii nan piIpiiI for future leglilllliell. I I.p'Ii'xp tint thi'i hill, which In , ,,. a p.issile expenditure of il bll n ilelliifs of the iipeple's tiienex dur ; i he ni'Vt dePllde. is net llkelx te re . . shtpping cluirstt's subtnnlinlly or ig an piiilxali nt hrnellt t" the eoun eeun is a xxIihIp. And I beilPU1 that if pied it xx ill offer another prpeedent thi. wax of I'l'deral aid and pateiiiial . xxhii'h will plague tn for the' rest I ii d.ixs i i motion of lleprespiitntivp I'd .UN. Philadelphia. ritlliillB Uepuhll M n,.tniher of the .Mereliniit .Marine nitiittee. the -e. Iliiti of the hill civillg IP hipping Itnard ,liiriilietleii ever in the i"eistwse tliiile xxas ellllii- DR. KING AGAIN RAPS MAYOR ON HISBUDGET Insists Moere Played Geed Politics Instead of Proper Finance T'ipi-p !-. nothing in the law which l-.xili1' Majer .xienre irmii niiiMim n r. ' .itx b'fl'gei mid it is his rei.pntis. i n in de :l. Or. Clxdn I.. King, an , iser te liexernnr-clecf Pliichel, as .. rteil t.'d.ij . I r King xxas i einineiiling en the tptieii Mr. .Moen1 im' xesterdn.x te tp'i'iirl.s ri xvbiib Ir. King said the xx ,x the Majer sent the budget te C.incil may "hlixe Iippii geed polities, 1'it it xxa- net geed budget practice. Ir King i- chairman of the citizens' .i.iimlssieti whiih examiiied the State's t't.ii'.cial lenditi'.n for the Coxerncr Cexerncr t'p.t. Iir. King pretlieiPt! that Mr. Pinelmi a- tlnxeri.er will be tilde te balance the State budget, one larger than the citj'.s. and dealing with some subjects siU in an experimental stage. lie :iid he thought tin1 Mayer made ,i geed statement of his budget difiieiil- I!., xpsterd.i.x. lie lidded that exerj one ktiew- tlie condition in City Conn i il nml he admitted that the .Majer's ti'.'i'.e.l of handling tin budget maj haxe In en Loud tactical i itics "Itut It i tint n 'midget." he inn .hnl.il INJUNCTION DISMISSED 'Justices and Magistrates' Bedy te Held Meeting December 7 V.,, rh II. ir l.e.iniing. in Cimdeii le.'.ix, disir'ssiil 1 1 -- m in in ' i Li of Ne- xtlilher ii Mt.lllist the piopesiil lueitiiig f i he ,li-tici-. Miutstratcs and Ceii- ll'li'es' A-se. I .foil. i.tl't'd b.l llftiell ic i. ibers et ihe iii.Mii.7.atieii. Tjie meit llig will li'tv lie held in C-imdill, l'o l'e i eillbel 7. -iii. Tii" injiinci.i n was elii.niicd bx L. i A. i'.'iru'ck. of Ilainmonlen, piesnlent of tic orsnniiitieii. and S. M Hunt, et Pi in2iexi. -i'1 retnrj . Tl.ex wantisl In pi'CXcIlt the llectlell 111 i tnrs le teph.ie two, XX ll" I.e members had declined . ti' At'.un'.c Cilj recent xx e l exx ii liftceli I'legally Held r. in e as Drunken Driver I'.. Fagin. twi nt) -right . ,.'d. of Meriliantxilie. is in J. in . nw.ntiti,; a h-aniig en n i barge ixng di ii en hi" automobile while x , ..ii.e lie iiililded xxith the f.illll . ..' 'i'i. nn Js.iiiiilre en th oil." Wet. I. Ill and New h irt. ,.... sil.irnll. , CUPID SPEEDS UP Prospective Early Rush of Brides and Bridegrooms at License Bureau H. C. L. FIGURES FORGOTTEN Tl e.p pei n .i.cliinil t.l ll IPSVXJ. the 1 1Kb 'ii f ."ni lOll'd l.iix ' t'i'l ii M the Pell e in ted, ix te sec t 1,-tic I'P. " Is' ' III.. LlTll I" Ms M iiriiige I.i' en tin. hiippim ss of pre- 1 1 iniKsgix-ing pres-ippetixi- brides and bridegroom- With smiling faces and df s,.,l n ! their best, they were mi li'ind m the nut .tier lie,- of twi Ill.X -IWO relMili's ui'iere ' il,c ili.ers eiieliPil Thi I lisll imirr th, x si arti'd it'll en belli xe, ' ..mix se thex cell'il he '-I'litil.ksL'IVlll.' Dav T' I- ' " i te the l-eliilinee The fact that t..r:."x hgnips arit in mil a. id lent fin most of ixi'l he guests rds and pest pn portion te these ni glxes them no nuicein these who xxpxI tomnriew ..i l.oner at family be SUBSIDY WOULD PLAGUE U FOR HANKSGIV1NG x, !', .l.'in's. i js no ehjer'. in rstniej .j-1(. marriiige Iippiih- .'eiks under K' htiterj. ,(,,, , ,f ri, Pf Heberi I. Fergusen following U(! v,,ji p repined tm- 'be rush and had Mielblet. . ,U (,, Mipp.x of ntlieial stiitienerv nil 'i'i. IJi.b. , 1in,i '"bti C.i j. u., jiniieed Ibal iUite a number (of the i aiiiiidiitr s iere well nn inixaid loe.liii'e ii"e llei-H llliU 1 IIIT". I'e XX imp r 1 1 r.il I ei ember ati tiens and time urn Milne "f the n.plitng Max i mill till -ifidicitirns Hint ht'idcginmii- had Is'.'ii out the muti Several nf iht'-e lielein. walked direct l tr, hesitiincv. This Is Itemii U.'- ix I'lirnil n firit. for most el the aspirants after li-lliillg ll the "limiex nioell exprenK" clrvntei' haxe si iniii h mruiii iiium tliut ihev walk (irini ml thv hulhlllig I wire dure sliippill', at the 1 11,'hl ilner. The rush started en Meiul.ix when I7i liien.es, Kit ni In be ii I (cord, were Issued. A big creii wii. also produced i" terda.x . The clerks said the wouldn't he surprised In see today's Intlll Klir- I pus- K ni nf Me.nl.1x RADNOR HUNT CLUB IN HOLIDAY MEET Hundreds of Farmers te Be Guests at Annual Thanks giving Breakfast SPIRITED RACE PROGRAM TlinukMHvliiK Imspltnllty will feeturp the aiiniial hreiikfitvl and rnee tueel of the Itmlnnr Hunt flub tonierrnw. nt m liii-ti theit.niidi of person from till.' idly and from l'ehiwnri'. t'hester mul Meiilj.ttmrr.v t'elllitie.1 ure pxpn'teil. Si'mtiiI liundretl fiiriners. ever wliew littiih (lie eltih iiieinhers hunt durltiK the jpiir. will he Kttetits tit lirrnkfntit, M-lietl-llled for S t.'ifl n'rleek. There will be no (.ti'e for the rnee meet. One nf the most Milrltcd oenteMs will lie the nice for (lie ltniliinr lllley . jMi-H,. I..., ....,.,a..i.I 1.- ,,,,,., ('nhiliel .1. Kr.l'tlkllll Me- r,iddeii V. .T. Clothier and II. II. It. Telnnrt each hat. two lees en this trophy, nnd both 'nne entries In the eluillenci' eup rnee 'omerrow. A win by either will give the liteky owner perinnneni pos pes spssimi of the eiiji. Others witli en tries in t lint rnee are It. Nelsen Hiirk le.x. Italpli (leaver Strnsfhtirgrr mid the lira nd.x wine l'nrnis. A show ring has been laid out tirnr tile eliil-hnufp. A pnnj elans (or ehll dri'ii will upon the exhibition. Itlbben.s xx ill be axvardeil te lierses for mnntirrs. stjle of jumping and ether peln.n. There is also a elans for inilie.-" liiniters. .Mr .1 Stanlej Kceve will present a cup te the winner In that chis. known. The master's cup race xvill be ridden j All the oratory, denunciation and exer the same course used for the elm I- j xllitieatien in the world cannot clil.il lenge cup event three and a half miles unto these nineteen votes, for the re ro ever brush, stone wnlls, streams nnd turns xvere counted In the presence of rail fences. The mnster's cup xvns pre- ,.Tudge Mennghan, with additional sti m ii ed several yenrs age by S. l.nurenee ' perxlslnn of Sel Unities. They knew Pii'dlne, when lie was master of fox- i what's xvhnt both judicially and legally. hounds. I "A man's best empleye is himself." Mr. 'Poland C .Mnlilen Kline, Jeseph ' j.nld Andy tedny. 'Thnt's why I'm N. llwlng and .Mr. Strassburger are directing the work nf my own Investl Investl iineng the eMier with entries for thi nation. Listen te the returns and flg- tiicc, tlie entries inciuiiinc wucn inor - iner - i tighbreds as l.aNewoeil, lliisKln. lteu V tig. Ued Wing Chapel. Sprlngbanl. I.uuiilitx. tireeii Ilrliir, MilBterbeck and Whist LM. There will be races fur farmers hunteis .ind for hersis and mtllps mxni'd .ind ridden by farmers residing in 1 .-'n -war'1 and Chester Counties. Blankets 1 ill he gixen the winners in each race. The Thnnksslxing Hay events nlxxnxs 1 ring nut u large attendance because i'i the last meet of the year. Club iln nils in charge of tonierroxv's pro pre giam expect all previous atteiidniicp l irds te be eclipsed. The fudges arc J. Stanley Reeve, lieii.iamin Chew and I". Ambrose Clark. of S'exv Yerk. HIGHER LIGHTS TO GUIDE BROAD STREET TRAFFIC Signal Pests Will Be Elevated te 22-Feet Height Traffic en Uread street from Lehigh iveime le Seuth street will he leguliited h flashing lights similar te these new in operation at Spring (iarden street and tiirnrd and Columbia nvenue. This is iinueiinceil by Miperinienueiu ei i III'! Mills, xxlie says expcrimetits hnxei,,,. , . ,L . , ., . i envinced the peiice mat tlie syiiciire- iiized sx.steni Is best for the hiindliii of t r.i flic. Traflie control lights will be erected at ex cry inter Ien of Uread street xvith it main street. Seventy main sig nal pests bearing tlie directing lights for the four lanes of traflie xxlll be erected at the intersection of Itread street with the principal arteries of trnflV. One hundred and twenty -five t xi it.lipl'.l teix-ers xxlll hn prpetpil at the etlnr itilerscctietis along If read street,' te wain east nnd xvest hound traflie. i The new towers xill have the lights, .... .. . . .... i Iritig at a lielglit ei ixvpiux m iwetnx two feet, when1 tllPV xvill hi1 plalnl.x xisilde inaiij blocks CARTER LEIDY FIRE HERO Husband of Fifi Wldencr Help3 Rescue Lawyer at Berwick Carter 11 Lrddj . hu.-baml of Fl'l Widener and son of Dr. Je-epli I.eldy. l.'tl'.. I.ecist strict, xvns the hern of the tire which destrejed -even stores, with a less ,,)' .s7,-,ihie, In P.erwicl;. Pa,, Sal unl.ij Lei ! xxhe has almost rnmplcted his course "i tin1 tdieps of the American Car ir d Foundry Cempanx, was one of the fir-t mi the scene. Ile-idi s saxing Miliiable property, Leid.x ei'teieil a binning building and I helped , I- ue W. !. Limes ,,M atter- uey. xxas oxercenip ,ible pnper. li'ti'tliptllig te -ave X'l' 1BESTU. S. SCHOOLS, FINEGAN'S AilVI Ilex wus threwii off and biui-ul. lie ,., . , , . i , . w-iis trentrsl nt Cooper He.ipttnl. Wants Pennsylvania te Lead in, - - Public Education, He Tells Teachers , INSTITUTE CLOSES TODAY Dr I mus L Flnegan, State Su perintc . mi nf Public Instruction, out lined tl.-f.ture public-school piegrnm of Penn-xlxnnia ns he sees it in an nddres ,.t night in Abiugten lllgli Scheel t'l-e the Abliigten-Chi'ltenham Tencher' Institute. "Tit put lie-school piegran xxlll Ijp i based t Mrelx en the State Cetistitu- , tlun," -i. I Dr. Fitiignn. "Tin S .no Ceiistitiitinii nmkes it. ebligat''ix nn the Legislature te pre.! vide a fu.r and etficlent sjftein of free I Ffhoels for all the children nt Penn Penn Hylveuli Schools xvill net be as geed HH thex should be until they are mude he effiiirnt that nil parents in nil parts of the 's'.iti. ,ne satisfied te send their ehlldrei. te the public .schools fei train ing. "In i 'her xxnrib., mnke the public schools of Peniisj Ixnlila c'ltfillv ns geed ns (inj nnd nil privute schools within the Stall " Ti.e inllliiii bejs and girls in Penn sylvnni are receitiug piihllc-silirjel in struct ! ' III 11 cost ,,f . 1 10,0110,000 n jenr, iinerding tn Dr Fliicgnn. In ih liunihei of studeiiH uml the cost of their lltsliupiii n Pennsylxaiihi. he said, stllllU .11111111 III tin' Mitlnll, lii'ill? hiir passed ijtiii bv Nexx Verk Flfi'il sessions of the institute nn' being lidd tednj, Bey Stabbed In Quarrel Pail tcinsi, thirteen xeiirs old, or DO! League street, xvns taken te the I'ennsihiiulii lle-pilnl last exening w Itii a ut iii Ills neck, reieixed lu a ii"ht witii n hey near Fourth and Seuth streets. The cutting followed an argu ment In u film show. The asMilluut cteapeil, HjiOVlSMWBBm. '102fi I . . T . V . i . OFFICIAL RETURNS &HOW REAL VOTES Enthusiastic Adherents of Candidate Even Balloted for Him for Governer Recount Shows Unternfied and Vnyehed Went te Polls With His Name en Their Lips He is tall nnd iitiBtilnr. but neverthe less Andy fJiunp. ('eiiRressinan-eleet unless the present reeetnti spills the beans In nn all-round pnlltlelnn. The truth, like measles, will sprentl. and despite efforts nt City Unit te fintrnnlitie the (iutnp vote It wiih learned tedny through efflelnt returns Unit the "peepul" supported Andy for United Stntes- Senater nnd tJovcrner ns xvetl as for Congress. Ills eeniprehenslve ci-nsp en thing In general nml hl unvarnished philoso phy regarding plekletl polities nppenlrd te these who wanted n better xverhl at n rheaper prlee. In the desperate rei'eunt new en te the death Inst-minute reports Indleate that the Congressman new has a pin rnlitj of only eleven. linn Ileal I .end nf Forty-three Itut right en the heeN nf thi. an- netineemer.t comes the word ft nm Ity eniicemer.t comes tlie xxen llem t Ity lull (verified by real ballets) ih.it Andy eeelved nineteen votes hitherto n 1 , rei i i rc. wiiicti arc stronger tnnn inter llnner speeches and ether human iieIsch. I get three votes In the First Congres sional District, one in the Third, eleven CKO DIES AFIER E Struck by One Car, Is Thrown Frem Anether en Way te Camden Hospital NEW JERSEY TROOPER HURT cT.vtvi Hepkins, seven years old. of Hamnioiiteii, N. J., xvns killed, it" Leuis Lnrspii, u New Jersey Stntn 2 AUTO ACCID NT Trooper, was tcrleuslv injured in n Philadelphia Scsiul-Centeniilul. Mr. ..j i.i... .,.. ii. xv-i.ii.. lleitsn'Webb said it was iinfertuuntn nohe.lv - strucK iiy an automeiuip. The m.ifhlne in whbh the ihild xvns being taken te the Homeopathic Hos Hes pi'nl in Cnmden wa? xvreeked at lferlin and she was thrown from the cnr. Larsen was hiirrjniiig from Hammon Hammen Hammon ten te the scene of the second accident xxlien. between Atco and llerlin. . his molercxcle struck an initomebile driven hv Cluirles Hnlllday, of Atco, and he xvns thrown ti ft v feet into n field and seneusiv nurt. lie xxas lai.i'e m x -""i"-. hurt. .. . i .. r ; Hii.t itnl. t. linden, where physiciaiis i saj he prehnblv w id r.'cexer. Antheny ltpnedette. of Hninmonten. idrexe the 'ear which struck the girl near , Hnminnnten. Me stitumeneii wr. u. Unrig, who. seeing that the child was his auto- n.nl.tln tel slnrti.,1 fni file besllltnl. ' . !: . : . Passing through lterlli.. li. Harlg's car struck nnether drlxen by Dr. L. I Koen. of Newark, and the girl was thiewn te the rendxvnv. She xvns plaepil In another automobile and hurried te the hespltnl, where she failul te regain consciousness. She died shertlj after midnight. Weman Strut h by Mcitur Miss Catherine Kemmerer. twenty eiglit years old. of 111 Knjiletl street. Ciimden, wns sllglitly hurt last excnlng whne she was strut 1: bv a umierenr as she stepped from a trellcx ai niolden axciuie ami Division street. She was l real id at Cooper Hospital. Albert Jenes, of Wetimmt, drvcr of i the rar that struck her, wns ut rested. 1 ile was relensed in bail I William Ashley, thli'j-lixe xe.irs old, of Wilmington, xvns the victim of nn- oilier Ciimden meter accident last night, j iii' xvns riding en a truck drlxen by Mernard Frnst. of L'it'Je North Sixth 'street, this city, when it was vt col cel I lisimi with a truck driven hx William 'Fatly, of lileueester, nt Sner.d and i Mount Vernen streets, Camden Ash- srriUUL UHUtS MtLr1 ! FOR NEAR EAST VICTIMS Governer, In Proclamation, Calls en j People of State te Aid Refugees fioverner Sproul today Issued a proc ' aiiiatien uilliu:: upon the pcepi,. nf 1 Peiinsxlv.nila te aid the innri lhmi i l.liOO.IHHi men, women uml ihlldnn who in e destitute and hungry in ttie Near Fast. I He asks fonitihiitiens of fm i ,)n, ! clothing te prexeiii theiisaii'l- fimu i dj ing from hunger or cold In the1 I pioclamiitien, the (Joxerner -nu. I "Mere than a million wimun, chil- rireu nnu eiu uu'ii are uesiiiine and hungry In the Near Fast. Tin x af without feed and bulling. Hm,i..s n M'l helpless, thex face ilciih 1,1,1,. tliej sliall be gi. ell ilillliediate lie'j, "Tlie Nrnr Fa-t Itellef, iiicorieratn hv Cei'gii'ss, lias Iippii taking rf. ,,f these refugees for sexeral jenr. The untold horrors of recent dlsindirrt haxe depleted tlie Near Fast Htlief xvnrp heiisen. At this moment '..'.10,000 eiphnn children leek te it fur life. Tlie insiht. ent cnlln for help lime drained ns re. .sources. It ni-nW inenev for r 1 ' supj.lles thin must lie M'lit imiiiedlatflx if these rlillilren and liundreds of thnu. siirul rf ether refugees are te live, "Peiiiisvlvanla lias alwajs aiisxii.tn humaiiltj's call in a gi nereus iiiensurp 1 Let us new redouble our efforts and once ngniii heed the pathetic cries from times less fortunate iluiu euievis Mm he even meie Kenermis 111 our response." niifrii- Mrtir.KHXN Nn. .; nij'.1. JOHN i,u. Kami of IUMbh M ip,i, i i, .XI, li,ir , riPl.illxpp ni"l f-n-nl. urr mxlieil in fine ru' I'rl , S r,e A M tnnn , l,(p i,i:..i , IV. I- .,4 tli i f-iilriiiii ii'iuiiia iiihs ( nu, nt Our l.tiix nf . t.,r I " ,XI. Ii 1 p . 1 rns. iv.1,1 WS.I-.S S' 7 tic.1.' xr.xtiv 'txi.ii. 1 i;.M! in ee xi, i.iiit., x, ,r. if xx 1 1 . n 1 1 eH. IlKHt HT X.'.irS ll'lll I , I s lllt fit, iilsn ,1 1 inl.irn uf ih' 'ii,,, r, Unix ,11,1 , ,, S," IPI mil S.nli-1 ll-jrt l.e.ii- 1.1 n 1 I'i ,1 in l.lli lu! fll ,1 r ' I'i 1 ,';il A . fixjli hi r inic rrplilnin, 'jnln ,N. Ili , ', nt, i.eiiilcin 1 liuiiiH 111 st Jiiiiilfju1 s t linn Ii I'i A M Inirranni Unix HKlpr-tn.r iVm HERE FOR ANDY Andy Is Very Serry, But He Doesn't Knew Te the lUWvr of Vvrnlnv Public ,( : Sir In Andy (Jump Ineongriteua: I A. IIKI.K. Philadelphia, November 1W, IH'J-'. In the Fifth, (we In the Sixth uml two III the Seet,th." "TlmCs sonic. shnwliiR," n culler te the (lump heiid(iiarters iiRrcetl. "Hut that in net nil," eenliiiueil Andy. "I gel eight votes for l'nltei Htntes Sennter, divided In the follow ing Ieta: Twe in the Txxclit.vseeeiul Ward, one in the 'I'hlrlj -second mm one each in the Nineteenth, Twenty eighth, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth." Kvm Named for tiecninr "What nbetit this tinvemer eteV" he was asked, "Well, thnt was something I hadn't counted en, but I get one in the Twenty-third Wind nnd nnether lit the Twenty -seventh. Ilen'l talic my word fur II. Just u sk Judge .Memigliiin." A report was elrculnted at City Hall that tSump really received mere votes. than these credited en the division re turns, but Andy declined te comment en thin. "I only tnlk nbetit what 1 ktexv." said the Congressman, "but Sjlvester Nklnlc, my competitor, who seeks te usurp the crown which has been placed nu my head, will tall; about iinjtliing from pretzels te pelicans, and he clulma te be tin authority en all. JtiKt then t linrles 1 limnpsen, Sixty - . . , I ,., ',.. '.',. ...i.. '..'' ""' nrii nuten i "vre'ip. wlm was V" Jfe. V X.Wn ?.? A:.l?$ i me caniiKinie nun. kiuk nnu miiiicii dangei-eus reports. "Uc lias told the people In ask yell whnt you work at. said ( hurtle. 'He rii,xn Hie iienic eiimiii tti iiiiimi ttni'Liit-i i ou ever xverked nt anything but talk- lug out the x-indexv nnd feeling enn nrles. Whnt xxlll you eny te thnt?" "Why, why, why!" gasped Andy. "What de you xverk nt?" nslxcd Thompson. "Tell me se thnt 1 enn spread the xverd." "That question xxlll be nnswercd In due time," said (Jump as he walked toward a rear room with a glistening corkscrew lu his hand. Philadelphia!! in Shanghai Wants Sesqui Advertised in Far East IN. Y. CLUB IS INTERESTED Charles .7. Webb, of this cilj. who is returning In the Tinted States from China, expresesd surprise ever the lack of information there reifantie it... 'mtl lienrd about the great fair, which ENVOY IS URGED FOR FAIR IN CHINA ought te nppi-nl te Chinese merehnntr Director Cortelj-eti iked the com cem nnd the (Jevernment as n mentis of ' '"tttee for ."00 adtlltienal patrolmen. Tn placing before the world China's preg- ",''il f cranting ihe rerpient the corn cern ess in industry nnd commerce. , mitiee sought te relieve the sltnntina 1 tun done ctervthlns nessll,!.. t nessiliii. te encourage interest lu the fair." he said before lenvlng Shanghai jesierdav, but a commissioner should be np np peinted te visit the countries of the I ar Last itmneiliiiteU- xftitni,ii,... i... Mgnltleancc of the fnir nnd the part ,t!iey inn piny. China can exhibit i inks, run. neai s. lv tisuxt n t'l, n,i,l . ..... i t iioiiiieuiups new of the create ... ...-...,,, ,,,n, le, in. il com- mercial inteiet. , M p,ii,i.,ii,t,, t ...,, . ' pha,.",,; '. !& ln I .t , " r" ' 't , I,1,'1 1 i L '' ?... ''."..t'!! u (111lf . ,, ,,,.,, ... """,'. "'"'.' being ernulate.." t "'w i in f ;.... p ,, . .. .- 'inn ' tun hi rv 1 t'TK Urt notified Colonel Franklin P'Oliep. president nf the Sesuni -( Vnteiiniiil Fair i.. ..!...:.. e . : "; . : ;--" iiiiinii. iii i ne auoptien et a riMi riMi lutlen looking forward te the celebra tion m New Yerk of the trl-centetiarv anniversary of the founding of the me me trnpelis and Inviting cell iberutimi with the fair nutherlties in tl elehratieii of tlie 1.10th nnuixersary of the Dicl.i Dicl.i ratien of Independence. Lloyd C. tlriscnm. for mi,r .nn.t close v associated with Philadelphia in- i.-,, -is, ,s Honorary p!c.ient of the l ivitan Club. He at'i'iiilcil the Pni. versify of Pennsvlvanhi l.-nv u,imni ,n later was Ainbiem or te Jatian. Perslii and ether i eiinlrles. MM. I itlllir i nnl.l..i ' IKIMIIAV t'AXIIl XMKlXt; Th" niiilt'tu's xx hn enj x nuklii- and ffittne hntnn tamln i-niJI', ilii'ltv fif helldny jnen xxlll n)pr;rlnte the timily rpvlpe by Mrs Mr' A Wilsen, xxiu, h -,, rPHr ,n tnJ JVmhri.'s I'm-e nf the IIxvm'mi ,'nI ,'0 I i,nvti nt .1 i .. l.. .. . . k'.iv I.Ei,nrii itJsp It B Ilnhll " .t,. Single Pearls Pearl Necklaces J. EGaldweix & Ce. CUES TNUT STREET BELOW BROAD MELACHRINO "The Ong Cigarette P B T TIICtJRAIV ' CALLED NUISANCE 69th Street Business Men Con demn Plan rtt Overflow Mass-Meeting DELAYS A'ND DANGER SHOWN The Hlxty.nJnth .Street HuMim-mAi. soda Ien met fn the Postefflee llitfldlng nt SKi.x-itlnih street .xesirrdnv iifier iifier imen and adopted n resolution con cen 'M.inlli'f the "turnhnel: svsteni" .I.1,S.",,,Ir,,i "'"T1- "'", "iMtelernbe niil.intiee. delay. Inrnnveiilence and ex. pesure incident te changing cars ,.i iii. Hlxty-thlrd street rtnilnn." m, l n "iiiireafeiinble nnd grnwly hiiJum dls dls ciiinliiiitien shown ngalnsf t,n sixtv. nlntli Street Terminal passengriV' 1, . ouuse of the switch bnck. I he resolution xvnn inesented IV ! mm tt Snyder, president f the fJ f urban Title and Trust CWpntit f the Sixty-ninth street section. tJ The resolution adopted set 'forth I it "Ince lie flier It! T. Cempa, ,Vn been turning back inanx of Its elevnted IrnlHH at the Slxty-third street stallni jiltheugl, theie him been an riiorme i llieren-e in traflie because of the busN tiess boom ii Kastern Dehrware Cem ft I he method tif operation. tIP rpsnIl. Hen sin es. subject eltybeiilid passrn. ccrs te "undue delav and Inconvenience in the morning rush hours and Intel- " . . . ' " '" "'. "'. 'Winllen. "","" hiumiiup. cieiay. ticntivetilenee ,, rM,?MI, ,, ,,, ,.,, r"' ?)l:,,'n' ,''" he.newnrd tri, m the xenins. Schedules as a result. If is set fnrfti 'Ire disarranged and many ' passengers , who fermerlj used the elevnted new iue ether lines, i nerehv i wri n. ...in. from the Sixty-ninth street sheiiiilnj section Tt Is requested thnt the Public Service eiiiiii ssj,m nppeinl ii speclnl retire sentative te study trnffle londltienK im)m.,l'iateir' " mmtlttK vmAlibm' The pretest enme nfler a serip, 0f nUshiips nnd delnys en the elevated nt rush-hour periods. .Many of the business men sny trenMe mi he elevnted started with the opening of lie Irankferd L. xxhen the P. ft. 'I', diverted the Frnnkferd L trains ti ne -Market street L lines. The n.laV.1 trnttic. ihex- say. causeil congestion nnd idelavs. (((hern sny that the rtlxtt third street tiirnhnck switch b, re re spensible and thnt It would be n wiser pelmy te run all trains through te Six lx -ninth street and around the loop in- Mead of bucking traffic at the cress. , ever nt Slxtx -third street. i At the offices of the P. K. T. tedny it , f ''." '.'.'""m".";1,'1 J.1" "'"Iter xvns new 'he- fore Ihe Public Service Commission. i 9Q7 Dm inCMril nrTemi.. -. i uLiubiiiciD nciunNLU TO STREET PATROL DUTY Council and Cortelyou Reach Agree ment en "Easy Berth" Detail . The number of turni-crn. clerks net nig detectives and special officers in he Police Department xvill be reduced by Jfti Jniiiiary 1. These men will te turn te bents through an ngreemen1 reached between Director Cortelyou uml (etmellH ISik get Cnmmllf.... ' " uuiiii mnp many comparatively ,.a.,- eerins. i ue corps ei seventy-live act ing detectives xvns eliminated, te he re. placed by lifty second-smile detccthis at SlOfiO a year. The t'eunciimen also created sir ml. litiennl elerksliips at $1200 n year each. and prevision xvns made for eighteen telephone operateis in the Llectrlcnl Mit rcmi nt $-W each. ESTELLE HAFFEY WEDS Becomes Bride of N. Themas Ben nett, of New Windser, Md., Today Miss Fstclle Haffey. of .s-17 SeiUli Flflv-sUth street, was tnarried this morning te N. Tliemas Hennett. of Nexv Windser, Mil. The I'crcmniiv was perfeimed In tlr Catholic Chinch nf ihe Trnnsiigiua Trnnsiigiua lien. Fifty-fifth street and tVdiir incime. by Father Mellugh. Ml s Margaret McC'ennell was liridesiiiiinl and Francis J. Haffey. u brother of tie bride, acted ns best man. After a honeymoon trip in the Seuth Mr. ami .Mrs. liemiPtt will rep de i' rigbteetith and Diamond streets. I Won't Prosecute Girl Dancer Sunbury. I'd.. Nev. LIV The Nei-iii-iiniberliiml ministers who objected te .in alleged immoral dame bj J. Sclienlx and Miss Leretta Thompson hate de clared they will net pnss prosecution against the girl, but that the man will 'ii1 punished. 3T is net a ceind- dence that the man of discriminating taste is a smoker of Melachrine Cigarettes MELACHRINOeuKtja wnidw and distlnctd frtftf enct, the uerU exrr, te the fxt thrtt it 11 campnstd only of IM chosen Turfctth taw' peiiiWc te imitate or tquat. Sold the World Over" l' A .4 . w
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