Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
BEGINS
sentence IN JAIL
,,.,,,. Convicted of Smuggling
LIQUOR, to Serve Six Months
and Pay $1,000 Fine
.orARIANs' HEAD INSTALLED

\. n the Camden County jail
bfousn. sentence of six months on
as.smenfs sse charging him with SNUG.
s,dictm,rn'c ,,rn cargoes Of liquor aboard the
Siins IVY ypiockman, Maurice Hertz,
seaSa ia liouor dealer, Of Camden. mas
so.siiir' sa!oasiiv accepted the sentence mete9
ca' MIN Hertz was also meg
Sdht a. hv Judge Lynch in the Federa'
a. a. Newark on Tuesday. III, l..
CVm.., CVmnN 10 nleased because ne Will pc
ned ne..od IN serve his sentence In the
geiMai.'' ,ail lie is well known IN
Sasn Samsem where he has resided for years:
NmmucM; Nms;r. bis arrest on the charges OF
IonvT,,ss Hertz suffered a cOmplete
sau".tGown For some time he was very
~ ~ was forced to recuperate az
In.,nts,n " r resorts. His health at pres'
snt is much impaired.
Tho Camden Chamber Of Commerce
Iii today elect a new president. roui
s.ominent Camden men have Deen mem
K"red as candidates. Inc new nesu ~.
ytb y The Chamber will be selected from sne
vssly elected directors. Among .noss oss
svorably mentioned for the positiohi pi,,r are
Herbert Fulton. lie k0y Eooawln'
ri.ries W. Russ and w. i. Cramer.
. s,s ~ $40 was imposed in Camden
ma. Court yesterday on Howard >.
nsWs NJ 2226 Winton street. this city,
@ charge of driving his AUTOMOBILE
rst 4 standing trolley cur.
U,asr tbe auspices Of the ladies
.,,iIisry Of the West Jersey Homeo'
s.,hic Hospital, Camden. a. May fes-
tt,sl % will be conducted on. the institu-
.i,n srounds on the evenings OF May
* *" a and q. Through the festival
;Ss H. women expect to raise funds for the
hospital. --
csmdeu lodge of Elks last nig ght in.
.,,lei the following officers: Exalted
rler % W. Wallace Balcom: esteemed
issdinr knight. Samuel Dobins; es-
tened loyal knight, ID. Trueman stack
house: esteemed lecturing knight. Will
liam Frost: secretary. Albert Auster-
mnbl treasurer, Frederick Duckworth:
esouire, Edward j. Kelley inner guard.
DR., Samuel Ludlow.
Charles s. Carter. Camden business
man, died yesterday in Cooper Hospital
following an operation. For many
Years Mr.. Carter operated the camden
and Philadelphia Transfer Company:
with Offices at Front and Federal
streets. He Is survived by q widow and
daughter. The funeral will take place
Saturday from his residence, 3ll North
Second street.
William E. Shreve was yesterday in
,t,lled as president Of the Camden
Rotary Club. Mr.. Shreve is an official
d the Public Service Corporation.
Other officers elected were: Vice presi.
dspt. 1enry B. Coles: secretary. John
Rooth: treasurer, u. F. Schroeder;
.ers.ant. at arms. George Kappell: d.
rector, Daniel Pierson, Il. G. Locke
and Harry Goerlick.
With reluctance, Mrs. Maud Burke,
Sof S8 Pearl street, Camden, yesterday
Acknowledged that the woman known
MS Mrs. Bessie Warren. who was shot
and killed In Il :ooming house at III
North Eleventh street. this city, by
Harry Vissell, alias Warren, was her
daughter.
Mrs. Burke said her daughter left
lr seven years ago when she objected
10 he attentions to Warren. The
mother had learned that Warren, or
wissen as he was known in Camden,
was married and had deserted his wife
and two children. She said she told
the daughter to leave.
Emphatic denial was made last night
BY Harry A. Vissell, a barber, of 525
Pine street, Camden. that the man held
for the murder is his son. Vissell said