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Inspector Myers and Fourteen
Plainclothes Men Begin
-Clean-Up" Planned
by Newburger.
FIFTEEN ARE ARRESTED
ind
.-1*4
Reserves Have Stiff Fight to
Subdue Throng That Gathers
in Front of Clinton Street
Station. Where Prison?
ers Are Taken.
A i ri?sull .,;' the Inspection ?
? Side made lam u.-. >- by
Mnx,., tiaynor and Ham W Newber
'? it Police Committal.?'.
?i Bj . i. aning up of iii.K
? -'?i last night, when
- ? ' accompanied bj Inspe? tor
M- ? ? ptaln ? ? t-11.
?Ml": ral li.-iit. ?
plainclothe? meif, raided
.'?Hi end
?tr?**et-*.
8 i. n \xomen -.i;.i one man \?- ? ?
' In il?-- ..h warrants la?
sued "ii Friday night by Mag -
Mi-t.?ii,i.i.-. Bitting m ii-," .i. (Teraon ?Mi i
? ?' <'.,urt. The worn? n are rharg ;
vxith heaping and : ng disordei -
? i and the man is charged xvitii
Ittng for some ,.f i.1..- raid? d I
1-..11..X.X hu? the raids on the
stubea." Deputj New berger an?
men i.ii.|",i 1X4,, alleged gambling
houses mi "Saal ?ith street. Seven
men ?ran am ?ted as s .-? suit of
\ lsi! of ih*? police, two of whom are
charged xvnii beeping and maintain?
ing gambling houses, end the other
fix-..? on chain's of being common gam
Residents Jeer Raiders.
When all ih? prisoners were taken
to the Clinton streel police station In
!he police auto x..n. then aras a tre?
mendous "in i ? ople into
?he Bpace in front of the atation I ?
The ? roxxd gr< ipidly that the
?? ' ?.t. ii<l> i on Horn 8th
suret m Houston Btreet on the south.
Th.- reserve? had ? stiff battle to keep
?he ex-it'-d onlookers In order. That
;he activity of the police was not wel?
? oin??,i bj th.- persons living In th.?
distiicl was shown by the manner In
which they j.i everj appearance
of tin- i.uil'-is.
A rording t" Commissioner Newber?
ger, ill" Maxoi ? mined to
a thorough Job f>f tin- cleaning ?
the lower Baal Bid? The Con i
ner said he and his man would a?? n
tiini?- their activities until the ? ?
Is a veril bl< "8] otlees T.>\x n."
Two of ih" placea scheduled to be
raided li i ? ;?? ?! off beforehand.
.
\.!? snt ' 'i':? i\\Ibc the polli ?
nenta went off lik. clockwork.
Pronaptly si I o'clock Commissioner
\ , *.x I .
I to Inspectoi Myer'a office, in the
eet stat The plai
led raid? '?-? ? re made clear to
? . ru- o aho were all d - la?
Having th? li Instruc?
? . m.-n h ft the house
ros and three, each t;.kin--- a dlf
? iii-e.-tion.
? ry man ? poet at 8:45
h, two i. -' noi.'-'i outside
f ispected pl?tr?e. They al?
ter or depart from
ih<- houses, a ? ilted the api ? aran? ??
? ? ergcr and In
: . . X-. ho wei ? t he
r ? ? ? ? oil:.
Had Little Trouble Ent?rina.
Th" i '.on ?
r . .i m the .-?ut" van oppoi it? ? bouse
. m ?.?...? ?? 9 "'< !"? " '" tne
t?o word xx;.s sent up
and down the line of raiders thai the
mom- nt had ? '?"?
? have any troubl?* in gaining
admit:,.m?-. fjmce in ? while i' x\..s
t,, put a shoulder t" tie
doora but there was no use <>f cold steel
and battering i
,t was Been what xxas
transpiring the Bat irde nlghl i rowds
V I FEET DEMAND
Dr. Broones' Foot Comfort
pit? ?'Ho" * '
r i
It Is snt ???ptlc.
?
*
;?uxi4 i miiiii
? "?"' "f toot
Dr. BROONES
mil I?! > :.-l il'l BS?. V
V
R. Simpson & Co.
- ? ? -.
? ?
Loans to Any Amount on
Pledge of Personal Property
.,,,,,. ,,f i'
?,. ,,,,..,,.> |> ,- ? I ' ' " '"' ''
HOOPING?
The Ololirn??*?! ?:ff???*Hial R4?nn??*7
Roche's Herbal ?^
Bronchitis, lumbaco ano rheumatism
W, Mwas-SsS *??>ii. i-oii'i""- ?"Kirtii't
i I-- ?; ? Y. r.M.arrii A ?'??
????.?.?I?.. lt?-<--,aii>.i ?.I?????? I, X. V.
MyCeylonitadiaTeas
, ?ri. roi '" "'," ' ''
I ?!.,,,! (,,, ,, th? poorei graneo.
?-allanan? Magasin? mailed "" r"i''' ?? |
?- ". i.\i.u.x.\>, ii a it ??""*/ Ht
JOHN I. HARTIGAN STARTING FOR SIN?. SING,
he first policeman convicted m the graft crusade boarding the train
??' the Grand Central. Deput) Sheriff Coaklej to the 1? fl
- n to block the stre? ts and ill
Everj time .1 prison?
n from ? house ami bundle?
patrol wagon the crowds h
*""' ' '-"i Simm. ' Why don'
? leave r. spectable people al?
All the way do? n to the police
police van was f??li?.w.-.i i.\ j,
? : a imen, who r in close t
! * he? Is and ?yell? I ? \. 1 rations at
raiders.
Besides the ?police ton ? ? engagi
'tin- cleaning up process Mayor Qs
?-?<i -*:' '?'- w llllam Walls ? Con
sioner ??; th.' Buree 1 ? ? 1
- muel Martin. ;i si eeial officer Ii
?ti. with th?- r.iidi'r.s. Martin,
? ? '? 1 th,- arrests w? r?' made b
1 )i? ?? in th.- cider stubes, raided twi
? ?? houaes m Bas)
? street.
?i\ ?? men 1 1 leon? rs were the 1
that fell from Martin's raiding
! : ?-?? 1 of gambling wi 1 ii
of them. ? hile the
e common gambl? r.
prison? 1 ? 1: pig;
??1 card garni known a? "?Seven .?r
: Half."
s. arcelj had Ihes? ? 1 n 1. >.
up than ?Detectives ?Wing .nui Rinj
the Central < >ftl? ??. brought m im
Page, ? ..t No 137 Baal 6th *ti
1 harged with keeping .? v.?l maintaii
a gambling house In Eaai Oth street
LOW WAGES NOT BLAMf
Philadclphian Sees Other R<
sons for Girls Going Astra1
PI Ii delphls kprll IX 'i 1..it loa as
f ?? won ? n have little to ?i?. v. lth :? ad
? v. ; 11
n Men Invi tlgat? m I ? ?
, ? ' ? th? intirn.it
Fran? Ii a Lea s, of t
? . ;-.'"t 1 he comn
of the repoi : I ? ??? n id? i?-.i
t>?*-xt *.*.?? k
Mi i.? v- iking
? the Civic 1 ? ? thin
mlnln ? "1 f??r won
" ? I '? |
? ?
Hhow th.it 1.?N*. wage? have i- 1 ded t 1 I
may I
. , -.
. ^ ?
Ml . ?? Rave I
, .. ?-t Ions 1
t-. 1 li
? 11 ; ?-11 r : -. 1 in ex plali 1 ? II I
... ii| ? j?. : ? r 1 :.. : t ? ? \\ 1. ? -
? ?,;-?!.t have nol hi
found to he th? aaj
The a .11
e th? - ? ? ? ' real estai
pun ' ? - ? ? the bull
UNITED FRUIT'S DEFENC
President Denies It Has M?
nopoly?Welcomes Inquiry.
\ or-, m W. Pi sston, pi 1 Ident ?>f 1
Cnlted Pi ii' ' ompany, laso? -i
? t -. .?, rday in defen? e of the bu m
and pollcj ??r bis compaj
eing ?.. itlgated b? a federal grai
jury. 1 le d? ? tared thai thi oorpm atl?
welcomed ;? thorough lnv?astigaUon si
wat eonfldenl of i Indi? stlon.
He denied Ihe all?gation mad?
government ofBdali thai the United Pro
?-. mpan* a 1* ;? monopol) .at
? ..ntiary ??? laa. WThl
the company'? business im*- Increased ;
? t since it*1 organisation, m IM, M
1 an, thai of Its .mw Uto
ha? groa n U0 1.? '? !" lh< sam? i" 1 lo
The assertion thai the compen) eoi
11?.ii?<i *?'? per et ni of Ih? bansna
. tlcallj d< nled by Mi Pr< stoi
-,. ,. [jnlted Frull Compsny, he 1 aid, ha
developed th.- trull Industry for the i>- r?'
,,, ,,? all 1 on? ei 11"! in It, snd, bj roc
. . men! an?i system haa made
m an open field, whll
.. have failed through ba
manag.ni ?""' '?" k "' *? " '
Mr Preston declared thai the pre* 1
Investigation by the government ws U
atlgated through lealousj on the pari ?
Hi,. MMnpany*s competitors. Blnce th
,, mpan] entered the buslne ihe prie
,,, banana? had stead?! decreased, Mi
? -add, while ti?" price of t"??.
rrtaplea n??t handled r>v th" (?ompany hai
Increased.
Besides, Mr Preston 1 lid the eowipen
should recelvi credll for openlns up ais
developing Central ?.merles and tl" W?
ludii - mor? Iban sny otht r ?<?*? ?if
Boaton, April 11 General William -
Gregg, ?.sslstant United States Attorney
wh??. with two special agents, has been h
? \11rk tor the inst tin?-?- days pn
v, tiling evidence befor? th? federal gran?
?jondurtlng an in ?-estlaatlon Int? th?
1 irrss ??t 1!?" I'nltt-d l-'iiin 1 "ompany un
ii,,- antl un t act, ? ame lo Boston to
lo -c, 1 sddlllonal ? vldenci H<
rorif? rred ??? lth < 'liai les H ? 'boate, roun
, ?(.] |,? the l'nlted Blioe Ma? liinerj ? ont
. 1.une? tlon with lb? case no?
dins agalnsl lh<- ? ..rr|.;?ri*
HIT BY BULLET FROM RAIL
Woman Knocked Down as Re?
sult of Boys' Prank.
A ?a. stbound Houeton strw I rot fit p
ear rolled <?vi r a reralver eartrldg? ???
terdaj afternooa An eaptoslon followed
i and Ihe i- d slug struck Mrs.
' Chsppelie, thirty-two yean tdd, ;. ando** .
,,1 So m Ma?cdaugal strw t, oa th? h it
..1 op bead.
Th? woman wai h.bei ""?11 bul
in.- millet did not penetrate th? skull, and
khe wen! hesne sftei being *>-?.. t.. 1 al .*-'( 1
nit's ii?,si?it;ii ??> '??"? t***nrot
I,, ih- opInhW '?>* ?the polh ?. hoys ?f t|?. .
nHghborhasd i??a???J tn- eartrtdgs m the I
rail
-L-. i V/l'
OF J. J. ASTOR ESTATE
< "lilil?.i?-,! I ruin Ilr4| ?i |g?
Ions. 'ri... . . ? in the
Ast,,! vaults, ' v v. ? -'
treet ? ? da? follows:
r?iamo ?! - unburst, 282
. ,|ialll"ir.l ."?. I I , ? ? I |
llamond earrings, 112,000 The
lotal \ alue "i ( ,'olonel A toi i Jew elrj is
* i ?.'?'-?"
Robert i?'. i '"\x ling I he ? ? p- ri n imed
!.. n\ the valu? of th? ??? al entate In the
l Iroadwa) and Fil II avei tion ol
III" Citj . has put li" a "I'l : S< 'I x alue "f
ih" larg? r par? . nt proi ? r j at ni rl:
?_'.. per ? "m .
: ie p ,|. .1- foi I'M.' as in.- following
. ompai laon ?hoa -
Proper? x .
Ins "i" I
? ?
? -
Hot? ...
\... ? ? ;.,
?...
? '... ?? ?? '.-?-?
? ii...
J ?. ' -??' ???'
-.?'.,? I ..? ? -.
;. 47*,.OOii
n> r Bro , .tu. aral ?2d
. .'
?
. 4 ? ? II...-.
! .
*..-?-. ... ? |
and
i ? *
* ? . . .
'i ? la i ger m m? s
hi? h ? '..?"".i ? ?
ind ?? hieh ?-? i ?
hi? own investi I
Albanj .x Buaqueha ;
. I? ??! ( '..| : ?
Imi ? I ? ? ?
. . . ; ,
. I ?? & Hut ???
f.. I* ...
Guarant? Tru I.
I '
: ? | ' ' I ?' ipi t..
und R? i $li
, , ,
1,125 National Park Ba ? ; ?
x.-x y,,:, Life i.
? 'ompai ? ?
?i ; . holdlns r- I"??.-'
. f \. xx "foi k Ct ntral, ?ortl 11 H ?.
while Colonel A tor h "i H 2"*fl
\.\x Haven ?tocl worth $Kil.t?lt2, ami
7.r?H?" ha r ? ,?' Siagara Fg I
Com? an: |l.*Jl"M2ft He had SI 21? MR
? i all? Rlvei bonds, .??IT?' ?Ntl
British - onsola and $1 Ml Wi*" ?
Hat ' i. bond H< owned Mim ha
ol pullman to i ? ? $1 ;\'- 7110
I.22? West? i n i.n s::i??.?; i:. and 202
* han i "t ' i.H' 'i si.,1, - Ti ijbi i imi -
valued al .*?;:'.-?*.?'"?'?
The appi ilaal - how ?thai
Morse owed ? 'oloncl Aator $110,030 b? -
cause "i ? guarant???? given b) him lo
i he |ei im.,i- i,m ih?- ? xe? utora ., i hat
it In- been 11 ?. i ?? ? ?all I.n< it ih<
am ?uni -nu ' ? ti ? ? ' 11'" '"? ? i 190S
The total xain. "i Vim enl \t loi
i,.-. 111, it, Including the li sacie? in
., nlch be ha? a remainder Int? rest I
i, ,.'.1.
--??
$100.000 PAPER MILL FIRE.
Newbura. N ? ? Api ii 12 Th? Xr
ton Pap? i Mill . ?I s-'11 bui ??
. ?rang? County, w? " da a ? d ??? I - -
lenl "i ?!""/"" bj i' " t" day.
mm PAnED on
BACK B? "OT"
Detectives and Patrolmen
Throng About Him as He
Starts for Sing Sing.
CALL HIM A "BRICK"
Policeman Convicted of Per?
jury Cries "I Am Innocent!"
as Prison Gate Closes
Behind Him.
\\';'h ,i free nee ?>f Bacred i hi
that re? ailed thi line "I'm- d? i il ? an
ii? Bcripl i i ? for hi?- l'un oee," Patrol
m.m .1..im .1. Hart i m prot? led his m
noc? ii- i in? a '??-'?: .i?:, ?before
i?? Bing Bing t?? ?i"ti ?i convict's sti
ind begin ins sentence "f nol less than
? ? ? ? ... i\ ?ii"mil and ii"' ?i" '
I i han thi ? yean snd sis months r'<r
| porjur* resulting from his loyalty ,r>
! tl,.- B) stem."
' Hartigan's loyaltj t-? Mi
i ? aurded a lth -i i taal "ill1 la I rcc
? mi, .-it Police Headquart? rs, f??r
j when Bhi rtff Harburger t???-K him ti" ro
to i'? photographed snd measured for
tin- Rogues' Galler) detectives and i ??
h n thronged around him, patt? i
him "ii the ba k, shook hia hand
told him h? was s brick.
Repoi ten a ere nol i ei mitted to ? ?!
this "humiliation" of Hartif in,
and \."f' bai i? ?! itom the i?>"tn a
he wua meaaured and photographed,
! Newspaper photographers who tried lo
i ike Hai tigan's plcl ure on th? street
outside Poll? ? Headquarters we**e
thn atened ? lth arreet. < ?ne poli? ? ?
man, in full unifonn, took off in*- rub
i" r coal and Ihre? It between Hartt?
tan s nd the i amerae.
Julius's Ire Aroused.
last waa t.nu? h t'"i- Bh? S
li.ii burg? r, for the little Bhet Iff ; ?roe I
? poli? Hilan and said;
i ?? m . i atop, This is inv j'ii? If
I ? ; gel ?- .i of hi rs I'll .h-'--.t
The /.- aloua mem bei ..: The Fines! '
and slunk into Pi
Head ,
When Hartigan n s? h? .1 the Grand
l'entrai T? i tninal similar a? en?
? I or? of detectl I doing
ent the ik ws
; iring
th? ir i onvl? t brol ?
it " ? i ?_' 15 in t ;.
?
. :. Kenned
.i i*ell ii"! f.it :i"in thi
ei .i the
i. itenanl Chai
ed Ji.*t liefon
' I bel Ind him, H > I
gan ? ? I .?m In no? ent! I
?
II
;.. h ii inn ntenl
i - ?
?
lor I Iti
? ? his
rfully told ol
bra v ? 11 . ? ? i
.h
? ii- U torne)
man ? hi n thi
i i , ? ? ? won
I ? ?.. ? I'M .*-??..:, -, -!). ?
in the Tomba, although h<
eek ? fi"in turn
; . . .. ,i Bweenej had
d 1 I " "iil'l .t-k Hut ai if he
. i \
m : ? ? - ? ?? iv If? to l
on the I y hoy, I a ?
|] . - i h h I haven't
i h< ?alil ii-?t on? ?',
I.ut ,.".? ral Mini
Th.' mil? thing ii?? In 11 u i
mi? i ? ? ' ? i m : it.-, i that 11
t Insp? toi -
rot? "ii ;i id"
fraim rt-up ? ; Immoi nlil '
? ?? used i.. the
pull? .? In :i futll? efl 'H tn gel Blpp u il
11| 11- i au 'i u? ?? Whitman'* hand
h< n hi h '?! Blpp i" Ulantlc ? 'II
S.iys Hartigan Lied.
? u iiiie i au i?, .i??! Hart Iga u ol liav
\\np written those chs n ? ilni t
Blpp, ' said I Hstrlel \ 11 ? ? i m - w hitman,
i , | ne\ ???? sble t" prot e II Hart I
gan '"?i i" me there, loo. He di
. inred tune snd again thai he knew
? nthli -? aboul Hi?m Probabl) he'll
? thai be t""i? ihe mone from
; . \\ alah i" foi " ii" i "i'
it u ? i leai i" d i > i -mht thai I
jfttr gstorage
at the lowest rates consistent
with proper care and modern
facilities.
Remodeling and Repairing at a
substantial saving during the
Summer.
\ Tilth yWenue
importing - Monufiiciuring
<7^rier5
Between 35th and 30th Sts. Tel. J044 ?reeley
B lern h.-s nol been stopped by It*
failure to trave Hartigan from tiii?^1'
? mm, witnesses against the other In?
ill? ted |-olice**aea I ?istrld Attorney
Whitman baa found it neceaaary to,
place Burns detectives on guard c*v*w
nlni ..i his h jay and nlghl
to gave them from s hat the wlti i
believe would be ??? rtaln death If they
??ill i "t have protection.
i ng to an attai he
of the Dietric| Attorney's offlct, Tony
Tan e the ? rid? n? ? thai
r< lulled h. the Indictment of Patrol?
man Robin on foi grafting, was visitad
b) Robinson hlmsell Robinson ?Id to
him:
i ? tains! me I'll km* k
'?? ? ur .I ..i ."
D ?i lei Attomi i Whitman has mal ;
? ? ?..i wiltiesa?. ibp?nam) by hlra
who hav? been willing lo tell him
. t/erythlng Ihey kn. ? of police graft
In confld. bul who balk? d it t< tl?
f) lug ?iti" i before the grand Jur) or
? m r The? rel used to teal
u s the.? ?vould rather go to Jail for
eontempl of court than t i? ?? Ihe unre
ten
?
PRISON TRIP SHAKES NERVE
Harti^an Curses as Walls of
Bing Sing Loom Before Him.
Wli> n Pal nlman Hart ? ? led Bing
rowd .u the depot ? r?p? ? ?'??d to
? ? .i bo) i ih lookl ? ? ? ? mind
? ol the dea? rlption the) had read ol
him. Bui the trip up In Ihe train snd
the growing reallt) of the fete that waa
? for ' im turned him Into
and .-"ur looking prlaon?rr, who kept con
tlnuall) cursing In an undei I
Kb? i Iff liai I'M- ? . e left th?
Hartigan had b? ? ? ed I tii"
a ard? p and t.i\ en a f? loi 's numb? :. com
tin tii> i o llartlgan'i.snor.
"H< ms ?n?rr ' t ?
lit up I ? ?aid Bhei Iff Hai b
"He m I took him
nd hia whole attll id? arai
the man I took
? ten hout
[FINDS POLICE UNDERPAID
Curran Report Shows Beginners
Cannot Live on Their Salaries.
Plrat and seeond .-.-? ???atroltnen are
greatl) underpaid a? ordlng to ? raptirt
on ih.. homea at-ai famll- budg*eta of HO
patrolmen submitted to the Curran s?dar
manic coramitt?*-?. The Inveatigators raaeh
! th? conclusion also thai the time honor.-.!
, method of disciplining policemen by tines
i ?,..iii,i be al d? .-ai..ii!\ tnodin?*d.
'1'h" ri,-xx schedule of salarle? BUgseeted
? in tin* r. I...11 la tt.000 for Hiat-year i ..a t ? ?. ' -
m. n. B.MO for ih" aacond-yeat roan IXSSt
for the third year, 11,901 for the fourth
! and 11.100 for the flftlt Uhlfonas ai,,i
equipment, the Inveatigatora say, should
.-.n. r be furnished free i>\ th? cltj or
deducted In ?mall instalments.
'I'll.- rapotl Incliatea tin.? table, sbosring
th-. averaga minimum and maximum
famllj iiiaiia-.ts ..i Brat-year patrolmen:
Araras?? Minia? .m Maidn-um
I ,,Ik??i DUdSSt I
i : ?., ? ? I *
i
.. $174 19 ?ISI...I .vji.i...
I , i :?'.: -;, 197 oil a?-: 4"
i ?lot I , , .4 ox?. .:.....?
u i iig-bi .-.'? 13 K??" ' >?m
i rnll n 7? I2?J
. . ?M 3H I '??'
I !-??:? * '1 -? ?>i>
I'ontrll il ??- I" .'? ?? -'?
? .'?..a 7 HN
l: .im. ? i I-"" 7 ?*.-.
SO 71 i.l 4,, I.C.i?.
$.**)? 71 ? - |1 I*-? !'?
.
.1 m all 1
?i-ji. it |IS0 11 |ISB 14
Mesl| is ,
home 7'r -, j :j no i?,. no
run i. 16 "- IS US
? - -
?n .-,i r?i n :>...
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? is II "**'? i- |T85 ???? |l ?12 -?
HOE EXECUTORS REPORT
Receipts to December 31, 1912,
Were $2,993,125.04.
count Ins of I he ? ?tat? it
?I,, u '... .? , ,i s, pt? rnber 11 99, fi mi Bsp*
teml er 15, 1911, I Dec? mber II, 1912,
was lit ? ?
. | ? .....
i ? \s that
B ? ? in, ? .-. ? - i" the
in balance of
*tis.:':(.>;. Tim sxeeuters ?how receiptl
.?:,'''?:;,i.'" ?"?i and sapeadttuiag ol *.\i:
ori6 "g,
Th?- exaaufon report thai th":-?- is *t
In their care real estate valued at HUM
""'. .in?i eaah on hand on Dm ??iir,?--r .
Ml, asaeunting t?> $'?.', :v... m .
?QUINTARD BEQUESTS LARGI
?Will Distributes $240,000 t?
I Members of Iron Man's Family
Th.. win ,,r Qeerga \\- Quintard, owns
of ths Qulatard iron Worha, who died si
April 2. was Bled In the ?Surrogate's Cauri
>' sterday it ?iistrihut. i kis lara
entirely within th?* family,
lira Mary.C Hoy! and lira Anna V.
Payne, ??isn-rx <>f Ur, Quit bird, i
IIS,. nil. end lira M. F. M.nitt. an
other slater, reottvea RMM Kate ??nin
tard, widow ??r Charles T. Quintard, and
lira Mary Qutetard, artdov <?f Bdaratrd
A. ?Qulatard, iteters-to-law <>f the t?ss>
tator, receive DMM ? a? h Oeorg? W.
Quintard, S gnadeon, will receivi 1100 M
when he reaches the age ?>f twentj l?vs
yeara ami Prank P. Palmer snd Ueoi
Q Palmer, also grandsona, receive *?>,&*)
each Two nephevm, Oeorge W Qulntard
and Bdward a. Qulntard, gel beq
(S.OOQ each, and Nicholas F. Palmer, a
aon-ln-law, Inheiita *ao,"rW,
The r?sidus of the estate Is lefl In truel
with Deloe McCurdy snd "Nicholas ?.
Palmer, executors under tho will One
half of thla residuary la t-? t> paid out?
right to Mrs. l-aura Adele Palmer, a
daughter of Mr. Qulntard, while tha In?
ri me from the oth? r half will ?be paid t?-.
the four children of the teatatora -in,
Jamea w Qulntard, foe III* II ?nil t'1?""?
go i" th.-ii children.
PROGRESSIVES FL0HK BACK
Pennsylvania Politic?''. Trend Is
Toward Republican Fold.
I By Ti I Ii ipb i iae :
\;?ril 11?"The it- as ?HI
r?capitul?t? to- torrow a assies of articles
which have i ear? - the laat sis days
-tve strength In
- i-?ported b. correspond?
ents
The gei i ?i review of the srti? I? ?
ondcusl? ??!-- that Progrei th:*?
?t?te is waning; thai h> ti irlty
diminishing, snd thai the
general political trend Is toward the Re?
publlcan camp. ____?
-"Everybody's Going ta
THE BIG STORE"
Values Like These Are the Real Reasons Why
GREENHUT BUILDING
Beginning Tomorrow, a Sensationa Sale and Distribu^ion^of
Guaranteed Refrigerators
At%noandns
?r
Bach refrigerator in this sale bears a double
guarantee?ours and the manufacturer's.
The economies are simply amazing.
Lift-Cover Refiig?rators 39
un ? ? in mi
??
capacitj
...... *5
Apartment House Refrigera
lors- m th ?i r door
in fnml :" inches high
:i\ about
'?" lb?, ai.
MO
Side-Icer Refrigerators 42
inches high whit i namel?.
lined proviiion chamber*
door at bottom; i ?
I?' lit 4Tt
70 lbs.; al.>I5
Lift-Cover Refrigerators - I'
'
; 'l hain?
't. I 1
IrO lb *lO
Apartment House Refrigerators Apartment House Refrigerators
?"Polar" make; 50 inches high; "!' nehes high;
white - < namel - lined pt-' ?* ?si? ?n
chnnib ?i i -r -,,
16
ihi.ut 70 lb!
it-lined
ty al
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Apartment House Re- S.dc-her Refrigerators Side-Icer Refrigerators Automatic Refrigerators
? .. , ii,,., ? 52inchcs hieli;whiti Hd? icei st>i?-,
inferatori I .... 43 u ? ? , |jned provmon .... ter bottle and
high; linc?l with opalite .. p t 80 bs.; chamber; ice capacity enamel lined water
" ail c,- about 1J5lbs.;?^-w? '-"lk' $\a SOtO-?73
i,,,:, $31 $1/ al. ^(OO pnces. ?"???*-<> /0
Main I '
Other Big Sales for Tomorrow
IN OUR MAIN BUILDING
Women's Charming Spring Suits |~$150 to~$2.50 Gloves for ir, ?..??Plain and Fancy White Goods,
I ? men. boys and girls: in kid. values 1% I P'ic
?16.50 ! . bamois and a yard. am/uw
Wing-Trimmed, Plower-Trim ,e?i??--Si ""' " 58c ? SaIc o? Noti?ns, and Hair Good3
i ?-, . i T- i ?? n sewn glove*., pair a? amazingly oxv prices,
and O.tr.ch-Tr.mmed Millinery Women., S7 Solid Gold Watches " a *y ,P
S* to $Q 7-?. extra small open face; ??-1 $15 Pearl Ceylona Necklaces -
? ?'' movement; guai ,? ()- opera and ne? lengths; $r.
Real Hemp Hats **?*& some tndeatroctible; at. 3
ill, mediu : ()- t Mens $10 Waltham Watches- Quadruple Silverplated Table
and ' | es; al '?'?-* ' ' \ i .ir guaranteeda?Q -?*. Ware pierced sandwich trsys,
at?. ..?.,.;.,- u.,,i? .? u;?,r m,i d lied cases: al o..~w embossed bread trays,
New Katine Keauy-to-Wear Mil- _ . ? . , ? u^?, i i t i .
.... , . .. , ? ', Mens Pure Iri'h Linen Hem- uni-i nut an. trim >"xx '-. Imt? r
linerv "??,',?" "sin,..-. I Mfii's Pure Iri'h Linen Hem
lintTlY ,*' SI l?t 1 M - , a *^ i \ **** * r r II f4_-r
?\ trimmed ^2.lh stitched Handkerchiets em
P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^-.? , ..pi'ii-xxi.rk ^^^^^
Women's |3.05 Skirts gored and initial value 6 lor , --
plan,,! styles: 23 to 30 w u 0 ' ?V^C
?' nd . - i ;l ;-? -,j Women's Handkerchiefs allO
ths; al -..i" . ?nfl? handkerchiefs; lome
Women's Handsome Coats ?th ?licht imperfection!;
tl it; values ?s a ?re values to 25c; t*%./
? - 19.7 al ,.$ll./5 a, .l2''C
Women's $2.50 to 13.93 Under- Manufacturers;Cample Strips of Bags-made ?i pi.
"u.dins 'l,,;ifl? trim ?, fjs '-to 45-mch Swiss Lmbroider.es ?*?g? *;,,,?,? Mv?
. *1'W -regularly 10c to ?^ , ^ tnnKU. mi.??2.95
$3.05 Chiffon Taffeta and Messa- ,,,,,., 50 Visiting Cards Engraved in
line Petticoats in regular an?! 42- and 45-inch Voile Houncings * Script __?Ifh p|ate; nam,
KXTRA" sizes; , -, ()- __re--.il;?.-1> .*". to yt) %y c-j . only; usually $1; al. ?**
-.A? S 50; .' x.i.d. . .?-,*?--' ????""?"? "-!..?-, iic -j
i ?.-> 7?l Rack Brocaded Satin? -.-.
lined nut and trun l>"xx'-. butl r
dishes . embossed I, pi? n ed cas?
scroles, etc \ ilu? - $2 ;'! ??? ,-,-.
t" $3.50; choice, at.*l.V."?
La Vallieres nished in eith r
gold or platinoid; values (?o
un to $6; si. ?'**'
$2.50 Wool-back Charmeuse 54
inches ?vide; best ?, ??g
Women's Lawn Dressing Sacques
i/.CS 3-1 '.' II. -?,
al . 2.>C
Women's S3 and $.'.50 Spring Low
Shoes l? -i leathi rs : also white
, - pumps .uni ? Ixfords;
?I rn
pair . *1.50
Wnm.en's Smartest Blouses low
. ii high necks. Inng?-.? ??, -..
. .;,,,,, i, ,.. , *! to *J.a"*0
The Big Store Takes Over the
Agency of the Gavi?la Play?
er-Piano ?is an introductory
? (fer '?? e xx ill ^ix c t,. pur? ha -
.i - of the CI iviola Player
Piano Twenty-Five Extra
Music Rolls m addition to
the ' x'. ' Ive \x c usually k^'c
Bass Terms?No Interest?
No Extras?Free Delivery.
*2
$2.75 Black Brocaded Satin
.?'? inch? - wide. a j art"
Double-Widih Crinkled Crepe -
m xv shade-: 4u inches?*? -..
wide; a yard.9lJeSv
32-Inch Zephyr Ginghams .
I5c grade; a yard. 10c
$25.50 "Shell" Design Pullman
Sleepers - handsomest d< signed
l.al.x carriages of * , m --
"1913"; al.$17./,**i
?IN OUR GR^ENHUT BUILDING
$14 Massive Golden Oak Kxten- ||2 Rox Springs al $8.25 English Porcelain Dinner Sets
sion Tablea olid oak top, Ml $iq Golden Oak Buffets?<14'1. IW pieces, complete for 12 per?
lies in diameter; 9-inch fluted ,t .?"It.?>ll ?ns; po?pulgr dark blue?>> ,-.-.
pedestal; heav) flaw jq -.- wilton Rugs sises 27x54 inchei "willow" design; al. ?? A"*)
r| It *?/3 ,,. <k 1 ' .'. ? rcuulailv -r? j #-i -r l. ?a li
. ,,,, _ , . _1 _ _ ' _. '-J' ' r?>?,,ia"" Pressed Glass Table Tumblers
$11 Whit- Enameled Bed Outfits $3.75 to t&J.a/e (?- ?-*>() r/*, , ,],,,.. ?;, t.7",- ,- -,>
all reg-tlar sizes; consisting of at.. *^.AT t,, f?v..iii ?OTtn ' ,l5C to ?59C
white enamel bedstead, 10-year Axminster Rugs lizei 27x54
guaranteed Romelink spring, inchei to 9x12 it : regularly 30c Opaque Window Shades
soft-top matin--, com ?. -- $175 to$37.50; ?.. .- ..,, ... completely fitted; (?nished ?r,
niete *,/.IX .,. . ?1.45 to???V.5U aize 5 fi s5.9ai. ?**,c
- ?
I'leasc sec our lar-je advertisements in today's WORLD.'AMERICAN
for complete details of the above and other important sale?
AN and HERALD j
a for tomorrow, j
The Big Store [It ACi^iiritKlT
GffiEN?alJT-Sli?ELa?OPERO.
?J. B.GREENHPT. Proa. ?gto |g<> *Str?e?*s*U |
Sixth Avenue
Double frX Green Trading Stampt Before 12 o'Oath-Single Thereafter^

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