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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
ROBS d HOMES. BREAKS JAIL
ARRESTED TWICE IN DAY
Lancaster Police Have BUSY s,I.
bath With Daring Young Man


Lancaster. Pa. Aug. 7.-Bre,kln|
four padlocks and escaping from a c.a|
in police headquarters after commIttiu
three robberies near here yesterdu,
Harry Clark. also known as H,m|
Gregg. twenty-five years old, was csp.
turcd again at midnight last night.
Clark. now facing two charges Il
burglary and two of felonious entr|
used tho church period yesterda! h|
enter two homes or Lincoln lIighwu
lust wcs' Of this city. He was AL
rested when he alighted from an auto
mobile on the description of man Will
had seen him come from one OF th|
homes.
At / o'clock he had forced his ell
door and the basement door Of the sa.
ton house. lie fed over fence ODD
through the city. stopping at The fam
Of Harry Bowers. whore he stole i|
automobile. $40 in money. two chAI
drcn'. banks and a wrist watch. Hj
thought he was heading toward phli|
dclphia. hut turned the wrong way a|
Lincoln Highway. \ network Wi
spread about the county By phone all
officers started out ON all roads. n
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad officer appr|
h'nd"d him from description as he wu|
nbou, To cross the toll bridge o7er h|
Susquehanna River at Columbia.
From the homes of Il. S. Brubaker al
L. H. Gambler nn took n collection kl
watches, rings and pins. It was learns
today that hc has been selling jewdH
in CoateAvillc during tho last week. N
result. it is believed. Of other jobs b
Chester County. where hr is wanted, M
j., also Thought TO have a record y
philudpliIha,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
ARMED MEN HURT IN AUTO
Two Negroes Injured When Ma
chine and Trolley Car CoIIjda

Charles Brown, twenty-ninc years
old. of Merton. and Melville Oliver,
thirty Ave years old, Garnet street be-
low Federal. both Negroes, suffered
minor injuries when the car Brown was
driving late last night collided with a
southbound Eighth street car at Jack
son street,
Passengers in the car were shaken
up and the motorcar was demolished.
Police of the Fourth street and Snyder
avenue station found two pints Of gin
on Oliver and revolvers on both ncn.
MAGISTRATE O'Connor today he'd Oliver
In $1,000 bail for further hearing on
Friday. Brown is In the Methodist
Uospital under guard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
LOST WOMAN FOUND
Misc Jennie Bowman, 1886 MiIiman
St. Identified by Published Picture

The family Of Miss Jennie Bowman.
sixty-fve years old. who disappeared
from her home Mt 1896 Millmnn street,
Chestnut Hill. July 10. has located her
in Atlantic City, whore she Is staying
with friends.
Relatives Gf Miss Bowman had be-
come alarmed for her safety after she
vanished and they received no word
from her in more than two weeks
Through photograph OF her pub
lished in tho EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER.
the woman was located In Atlantic
City. and relatives here received n tcie-
phone call Saturday night saying that
she was safe and visiting friends. Mrs
Mary Nelson. her sister with whom she
lives, and her nephew, Pierson Nelson,
had bccoma i'll during her absence
through worry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
CATHOLIC 'DRYS'
ARE MEETING HERE
Reception Today Marks Open
ing Of Convention of Total
Abstinence Union
SESSIONS TO LAST A WEEK

Delegates from all parts Of this coun.
try and Canada are here today for the
fifty-first national convention Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of
America.
The occasion also marks the fiftieth
anniversary Of the founding of the local
chapter of the society. with a special
Jubilee program arranged as a part OF
the weeks activities.
One of the most interesting questions
to be brought before the convention is
n discussion Of the stand of the union
concerning the prohibition enforce
ment laws.
In the past members Of the union
have taken the stand that their society
was not formed on the same principles
as the prohibition laws and have refused
10 permit themselves to be quoted ns
fnvoring the aims Of such organiza-
tions as the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union and the Anti-Saloon
League.
In this connection II is also interest
ing TO notc that repeated requests from
clcrgvmcn and others interested in tn"
prohibition movement to speak before
the coming convention On that subject
have been refused by the committee III
charge. tho intimation given in such
refusals being that although the. union
Is strictly an American organization
IL vas not formed on the principles
involved in the Volstead Act.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union,
according to Joseph G. Gibbs. OF TINS
city, one Of the leading laymen OF the
society, Is a church organization ana
is entirely spiritual in its motives. :,
at is not fnnatical in its spirit and
regards any promise in the matter OF
abstinence as n matter OF ones own
conscience. having no intention what
ever of enforcing any legislation to pro-
hibit the use or sale Of liquor, he
said.
1--WE believe that total abstinence is
good thing. but We have never helped
in any way the movement for the pro-
hibition OF the use of liquors, and re-
gard tho latter as political move
ment with which We have nothing in
common.
The convention will open at .
o'clock tonight with a reception
at the Bellevue Stratford. which hO-
tel will be headquarters for the weeks
activities. Tomorrow morning there
will be figh mass at the Cathedral,
followed by the opening of the first
business session in the Cathedral
School. Eighteenth and Wood streets
The remainder Of the weeks program
will include religious ceremonies. bus-
DOughcrty will take an active part in
the proceedings.
4 number Of the delegates are stay.
ing with the Rev. Francis J. Kane.
of ST. Paul'S Catholic Church. Ninth
and Christian streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Edwin Lee Wrothe

New York, Aug. I. = Edwin Leo
Wrolh". tifty-two years old. vn,dc
vile comedian. who played on vaudc-
vile, hurl"Squc and musical comedy
stages for thirty years, died yesterday
In his home in Raysidc. l.. I.
Fiv" months ago. whcr he was plny-
ing in Philadelphia. hc fell and suf.
frrcd serious injury. but after n brief
illness was able to resume his stage
work. He suffered relapse two
months ago.
Mr.. Wro.he's first acting experience
was gained with Il "mcdcinc show"
in the West. Later he lncturcd for n
few years on Western life and Indians
and then went on the variety stage, as
vaudeville was then known.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
BEER SEIZED IN JERSEY
Dry Agents Descend on Billings
port, Arrest Four Persons

Federal prohibition agents, headed by
George j. Baxter and Harry Kennedy.
Of the South Jersey flying squadron, =
early yesterday swoopcd down on Bill
ltngsport, y. j., arrested four persons
and seized two trucklosds of beer said
TO be above legal strength and guam
tity oi hooch.
Charles Wpathorbcc. saloonkeeper
Michael Singer, bother; Isaac Tender,
storekecpcr, and Miss Lydia White
head, boardinghouse keeper. were held
In $1,000 bail each for Federal court
by United States Commissioner f..
Howard Smith, nt Salem, today. on
testimony given by Baxter and Ken
nedy.
The confscated liquor and beer were
taken to Trenton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
WIFE SEEKS HUSBAND
Father Of Two Children Misslno
Since July 7

Not hearing from her husband who
left this city on July Z. ostcnsibIv 10
obtain employment in Baltimore, Nr.,
Charles Nelson Savidge, 1907 West
Montgomery avenue. has asked the aid
Of police TO locate the missing man.
Savidge. according TO his wifc's state.
mcnt, left herself and the COUPLES two
children at the Montgomery street nd =.
dress on July 7. stating that he had nm
offer OF employment in Baltimore, onI
that he would send for them as Soon
as arrangements could be completed n
care for them there. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
TAKE CHECK FROM SAFE
Thieves Leave Money. but Selec'
Slnole Voucher

A mysterious theft took place late
last night in the Offices OF the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company, at
lOOl Market street. when thieves, after
breaking open safe containing valua-
BILE papers and a quantity of money.
took only a check for $l45, made out 10
Joseph Handlucr, 236 North Thirty
sixth street. Nothing else in the place
vns touched
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
TooAvs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frederick BscNnr. 2lG4 4 Ft'h sr ana
yofH M'TS SfsSr Ma;sa 5i%t a55 M5s9a!r E9 " St and
Marsaret S. Reeves. 1913 y Pal"thorpr
Edward +, slaughter. 1910 K.rshaw =, and
EsaSs!n , fkbG.; Nnnf ;i2i rs"n: e. %YTr.
L'G0Srs IoS + 5@Rn.o" SSRiT i7a4 i?&T"n ;sp and
IL T"Elon . y stpaIs S,
LesIia nS undy undy ao9o Ws,HcS aces sHI %5' Elm
Ransom" $go7 va Wa'i"c. 81,
eeHTsa "f''r@.l Kcl 5Ss5 %alsied =, and Mar,
Frank " Blake %amd"a. \. and lr.r
A shaw. camden, y ]
otSIsS G.denc ne '2 Eone H'' GSsSsT s5as raH n''
FrsnGSs'9a 7soT 9lt1 4.2'
oecrgs o summers. summers %S Saw ia YarT =" anI GT Jrssy.
n ElsIIdIfs l$S:: FR;odman R; s., 49,, I ''
'0Sn Anson Mor5! 757 sJ9ano so S'"sn' st st. and Emily
ThS%s TS.is,sr T Ss%S SSS91erS GS%mde? j. an'
ArsSSr r4'J' Fi$sf' 1918 s'"$'" s,SSloT st, an,
.,sntsr MsT,th. E Kiln MnTo, 'slS S[aE"y st
chsrisST McGiFFsI}lh, l+"t 5s,n :, am
E Ka,herne K, WEIGH sois soii$''fS' Atsshsn, S' 9n
rSsmss P; cs66n. &olSr y oh St and Mar,
Ethel Tilghman. 44i2 \, lSth 81, "'''
walter E. Gruyer. 6O2G chester ave, an,
pomenvo PruzaleIla, 3O3i y alst st, an,
Rafaeia Scnrsnnuzzo. 1884 y 2ist 81
and winfred c Iomkinson, 1850 south "
Alexander MGrchiniak 23Tt Orthodox st,
and Leokadia kupisy, 3llG Araminso Al
stanton Fuda a7!0 y. sth st and Sara,
Goldberg,, 2gl8 Tulip st
Vivian si!nutzer: 600 W Glrard ave. ~"
Vernon G. Lyon, 5o3! Frankford ave an,
Zelda Il. Mengel, Mcrchantville, n j
o'TS!of.nee l. Beck. si$5 n ssSSifh sSth St 81, al"
Clarence E, BullinSer. 1909 E Montaom
Sry ave-. and Mary H. Ense, BsinbrIdgc
~ s'}asi b.wss: isao Spencer n s'Rpson aEs' an 3,
sasIssssis asIsss ss,sS sssi g; 4 I'm st. and Eli
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
CHICAGO CARS RUNNING
Men Again at Work After SlS.Dij
Strike

Chicago. Aug. 7.-(By \. P.D-Ch'
cago workers today found normal tram
portation restored after six day strlp
on surface and elevated lines.
Carmen who Went on strike last MOI
day accepted wage reduction OF III
cents an hour. approximately ~. "
cent. and retained the eight hour dV
and former working conditions in u
agreement ratified lntc yesterday. ID
company had dirp"icd,a % wage reductI'i
of approximately II FHr cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
CAMDEN HOOCH CORRUPTS
GLOUCESTER, CHIEF SAYS
Prohibition Begins at Home. Chants
Police Head In Starting Cleanup

Camden hooch. sold at s3 a gallon,
and fifty cents Il quart. is responsible
for the epidemic Of drunkenness recent
ly noticed in Gloucester. according TO
Chief of Police Charles J. Van Meter.
The chief admits there is quantity
"f home brew being made in Gloucester,
but il isn't half 50 potent or exciting
ns the brand Gloucester citizens find in
Camden at less than pro- prohibition
prices.
Chief Van Meter bases his statement
on an investigation which followed the
conduct Of four men who early yestcr-
day attempted to wreck the town Jail
ten minutes after they had been lodged
for the night. II became necessary ior
the Mayor Of Gloucester to leave his
bed Mt 3 \. NJ. to give the men u hear
ing and send them on their way TO the
more substantial county jail.
Tho chief today started crusade on
tho local homo brewers on tho principle
that prohibition. like charity. begins at
home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
ONE ROW AFTER ANOTHER
IN MERRY TAXI WAR
Taxicab Company Now Threatens
Arrest Of Officials, Who Don't Cara

Members Of tho Quaker City Taxi.
cab Company say they will confer with
attorneys today on the adviSablity of
swearing out warrants for the arrest ~
Superintendent Mills and Captain Van
Horn.
j his step. they say, will force crisis
in tho relations between city police Of
hcialS ana th" taXtcab company, and
roSu III in som" sort Of showdown in re.
gard t" the taNi"nh war that has been
in progress between rival compunlc. fnr
several months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
MINER SHOOTS WIFE AND
M0THER-lN.LAW IN QUARREL
Both Women In Serious Condition
at Fountain Springs Hospital

MahanOy City. Pa, Aug. I.-(By A.
i. l--faroline Large. twenty -four wear,
old. is believed to be dying and her
mother. Mrs. Robert Curry. fifty-two
years old. is in scriou, condition at
'h" state Hospital at Fountain Springs,
the result Of sunshot wounds said to
hav" been fired by the formers hus.
band. John Large. twenty eight years
Grumm to the county Jail at Pottsville.
The shooting Of Mrs. Large followed
n quarrel Mrs. Curry was shot when
she ran 10 tho protection of her dnugh-
ter, the police say. Mrs. Large was
shot through the left chest and her
mother through the right chest.
The LargcS have one son, five years
old. Their homo life Is said to have
been unhappy. lie H. a coal miner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Employer Recommends
Real advertising Man

This man hns put In three succe"'
ful years of advertising salrsmansnS
with II large metropolitan paper
backed by five years OF thOrous'
commercial experience.
At thirty years Of ago lie Is seekin'
Il connection where he can put DIS
ger Job across and In which he e''
grow. This unfortunately we ."
unable to offer him at present. h'"
willing to use his ear II desired
Any one who has II real propos"'oA
to offer q man OF this caliber WON"
do well to write
Box G 4O2, Ledger Oiice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
SENDS FOR AID; ENDS LIFE
Aged Man Commits Suicide as Wife
Goes FOR Doctor

Can'on. Pa. Aug. 7.--lRy 4. p,
jules 'rippen. aged seventy .tbrrc
years, assessor her" for many vcnr.
this morning ended his own IiCc hv
shooting himself through the hcart viii
revolver after sending his wife ont
for a doctor, telling her he wns in
His body was found seated in u rbo,r
when his wifi" returned with tho phySj.
cian. '"'''-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
WILLIAM G. PRICE
Head Of Leather Firm Dies of Pneu.
monIa Contracted While Golfina

William g. Price. senior member of
the firm Of William G. Price & Sons,
leather manufacturers. and prominent
clubmnn. died this morning Mt his home.
554 North Eighteenth street. from
pneumonia which he contracted recently
while playing in II golf tournament at
Wernersvillc. Pa.
Mr.. Price. who was q member of the
Manufacturers Club and prominent
Mason Is survived by his wfo. two
sons and one daughter, Mrs. W. II.
Willhide. Of Norwood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
GIRL SWALLOWS POISON
collapses on Steps Of House and Il
Rushed to Hospital

As she was descending the steps of a
dwelling in Broad street near Poplar,
twenty two year old girl, who later
described herself as Helen Kesslcr,
water street near Skunk, was seen
TO collapse. A passing motorist stopped
his machine and took her to the
Wahncmann Hospital There physicians
said she had swallowed II quantity of
poison in an attempt to commit suicide.
The girl refused to say why she took
the poison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Mrs. Margaret w. Barber

Milton. Pa. Aug. 7.--Strickon sud
denly i'll. Mrs. Margaret W. Barber.
seventy fvr years old. died of hear.
disease nt the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Frederick \. Godcharlos. wife Of
wealth. at tho Godcharlcs home here
yesterday. She was the daughter of the
late Judge NJ. G. Walls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
DR.. FREDERICK C. CHIRINOS
Physician, Ex-consuI and Phllan.
throplst Dies In His 46th Year

Funeral services will be held Thurs
day morning for DR.. Frederick G. Chi
rinos. honorary ex- consul Of Venezuela
and practicing physician here for seven
teen years who died Saturday at his
home. 2G26 East Allegheny avenue.
DR.. Chirinos was born in Snnn. the
son of former Spanish minister to
Germany. He came to this country
twenty-t three years ago. He began the
practice Of medicine after his gradun-
,ion from Jefferson Medical College.
He was well known for his charity
work and was the founder of n SPAN
ish church near Seventeenth and Green
streets.
He was forty-fvc years old and is
survived by his wife. Catherine. Fol-
lowing services at his home at .
o'clock Thursday morning, there will
be requiem mass at the Church Of
1t. Adclbert at 10 o'clock. Burial will
be in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Mrs. Margaret n. erouse

York, Aug. I. - Mrs. Margaret A.
BrouSc. VIII" of David \. Brouse. pas
tor Of Grnr" Methodist Episcopal
Church. died yesterday after nm illness
Of sixteen months: Her husband and one
daughter. Mrs. Henry l,irkenstork, ana
one son. j. Albert Rrousc. survive her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
DEATHS

A,! Rl!cfETNI,tis.pR1d%Sn'Y Fl i.R on Aug 4 1922 HOR
Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock at thc Oliver II Enir
BLDG. 1920 Chestnut st. Interment at v. iTy.
SWICKER R-Aug. 3 EIIzARETu ,,,,.
Of william swicker tnee Hughes Rcla,iytn.. iva.
and f,iends are invited to attend funersT
aye, Remains may b" yIewed Tu"sdsv = '',;oh e"n'
n'2sE 2MsnErI IlTW'crmGni BttGlyg2 Cemetery '' WV
SCHMIDT, wife OF Warren AS Nsoj, NJ, ~ iSt;
e. hr!ntyes rnr "TH friends are invited to "Sta at
prsnn iImeGIH,,i HnnI,ih, Wrdnesday. Aug. q. a"s0
James a Nicely l2s ", RlChardsdTn" dT"I, Ave.. 81
srsh0rrrg n,srs rTsn re-, ,o In,orment Newtown Gem.
Terminai in45 P ,M.ahshorne leaves Reading
1,fis 1T,EfikslER'h,Ayg. Q. at Atlantic City. N. j.,
Rcayss ana friends Invited ri',sr to at,ssd sssd
som ssa Broad @sass'ass nst sS.D. Ibao.M Xshe!
interment Mount Sinai cemeteryy' hFosd st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Or. Lawrence Howard Victim Of
Heart Disease at NorrlstoWn

Sorristown. Pa. Aug. 7.--Dr. Law
renee Howard. sixty-two years old, was
found dead in bed BY his wife in the
icakle Apartments on West Marshall
street. her" today. The registrar. who
investigated the death. authorized Dr..
X. knlpe 70 issue n certificate Of acute
heart disease.
DR.. Howard came to Norristown from
l.ancnst"r several years ago. He has
been giving electrical treatment at Of
fees in the Peoples Bank Building.
Several children and the widow sur.
yiVe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
PARK BOARD TAKES HOLD
Fairmount Commission Sci d 9
Guards to leaque Island

The FalrmOunt Turk Commission
took possession Of League Island Park
today, which for time settles the con.
trovrrsy ns to jurisdiction.
The park was formerly under control
Of the Bureau Of City Property, but an
ordinance Of Council was passed p!ac-
ing II under the Park Commission.
This morning II sergeant and ten Park
guards began to patrol the park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Captain Thomas Tasker Smith

Cape May. \. j.. Aug. 7.-Captain
Thomas Tasker Smith. aged sixty -one
years. died here Inst night nfter long
illncse. Captain Smith was ono of the
Jersey const. having sailed some of the
hest racing yachts. lie came Of n long
line Of scn captains. Ilc leaves a
widow and one daughter, Helen Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Boy Hurt in Fall From Tree

\ fall from tree in Fairmount iaf
yesterday resulted in mary severe ny
crationS and an injured arm for JoA
Vernon, twelve years old. l132 ron
tain street. lie was picked up BY
Park guard. who noticed the accldeil
and taken in passing automobile
the Womon'a IIomcopathir Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Raid Four Reading Hotels for Ru,,

Reading. Aug. 7.-Polire using wor-
rants to search for liquor late SniurGor
night raidcd four hotels here, Coumtyy
detectives and State policemen roidoLL
two WOmelSdorf hotels at the r" ,,'no
time. No arrests were made. bur wnn '
rants will be issued this week. il :.
said. ~ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Matthew leech

Tho funeral of Matthew I.ccch.
former Roxborough will owner. who
died Sunday at his home, 53I James
town avenue. RoXborough. will be held
on Wednesday. at = O'clock from his
late residence. Intcrmcnt will be- made
in the grounds of St. Timothy's r. T..
Church. Roxborough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Funeral Of John Toland

Funeral services for John TOland,
for m0ny years attached to the Twelfth
and Pine streets station house. were
held today. Solemn requiem mass was
celebrated in st. Patrick's Church,
Twentieth and Locust streets. Inter-
ment was made in Holy Cross Gene
terry. .1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Charles Chlpman

Charles Chirman. founder Of the
Chipman Hosiery Mills. formerly OF
this city. now Of Easton. died shortly
surviving members Of the Cavalry Post
Of the 6. A. II. in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
German Ships to Avoid France

Lisbon, Aug. 7.--German ships. in
the service to and from brazil, have
been ordered by their companies to
touch any French port for fear Of
seizure which France may threaten for
Germany's failure 70 pay reparations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
Rear Admiral UrIel Sebree

san Diego, Calif., Aug. I. - Rear
Admiral lri"l Sebrce, |. $. n. retired,
at one time commander of the Pacific
Fleet, died In his home in Coronado last
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
GREEKS WANT CUSsTANrINOpLE

The stuallUh may UeCoHe NeIy acute n
the near future. What@ver does happen will
he promptly reported, not merely By Mr.
Percy Noel. from Paris, but by special dis
e:. from and Asssn:
month is spent In cable tolls alone. by the
PrBLIc LspGHR. Make II . Habit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07
NINE HURT AS AUTOS CRASH
Machines Going In Opposite Oirec.
tions Collide at Lenleh Gap
Allentown Da Anr Ninn ,-nr

hons were aImjttrd ~ lalmrrton Hos.
pital last night rs III" result Of an auto.
mobile crash AZ L"h!gh Gap. when tho
machines of Joseph Go.z Of Aqua III .
cola, and Andrew Smith. If Bangor.
collidcd. The machines travelling in
opposite directions, were about to pass
each other nt tn" curve when thu
smaller chr, driven bv Smith. Suddenly
swerved into the passing machine and
turned II around. throwing several OF
its occupants into the road
Getz sustained fractured iaw and
severe cuts and Ia""ra'ious Miss
Frances Smith. riding in the Bangor
car. suffered internal injuries and the
party was badly shaken up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-07

THE JOB YOU ARE LOOKING FOR MAY
be found. IN the Help Wanted columns on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-31

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doubt would feed ilka doing when WI
fasl 20 got your number ur tho llae
~ huHy when the new AnlnmaG \
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which " now being Inasetled hy prus
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matte syWtem viii enable the ucenpHnt
81 any room "a the lone 10 call up ans
other room IN the huleI without eais
'lns central NJ the office, The autu
matte switch hoard til equipped wsh
uumhefA fFum one 10 ten and yus
sirlEiy preaa the number yoA wait
ana sAa phone Will rIng III sAr Hnasla
Nsv arc cuiiinH N nj enc @uxNHHs
the rhone WIN mias nnlli you hAug un
thu receiver The Inataalailon al
these phones viii cost about III sa
thousand dollars. when tha elsy
'pt ones are operated automatically aA
they soon win ba. the Same ayniew
wlll ~ nsed All over the city.