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attractive, being of brick and stucco construction. Yesterday, C. Edgar McClintock, of West State street, who has been A pattent in the Misericordia Hospital, Philadelphia. his home. His condition la critleal.

the stretch. churches, this evening. meetings will in County Superintendent of Public Instruction G. C. Smith, Mrs.

Smith and son, Criswell, of East Jetferson street, guests Mrs. Harry Pyle. Mr. Smith's sister. at her home Chadd's Ford, over the week- end.

South Media speeders if the practice continues. PEPPER IS BOOMED FOR 'FAVORITE SON' House Member Starts Campaign to Put Senator in Presidential Lists With the capture of "ITungry Joo" Evans, Monday morning. by Chief of Police Cooper, on Guyley street, Media, it belleved the lee chest robbertes would cense, but they continue, not In the borough or Media. but in South Media. Mr.

Smith, who lives on Ronaldson street, reports that on Monday his lee box completely cleaned out by the hungry sleuth, who took a roast chicken. ba bacon number and of several some quarts pork of milk. chops. Constable William silvery has been notified and is on the lookout for the hungry An Interesting meeting of young folks was held in the lectufe room of the South Media M. E.

Church last evening, the direction of the Epworth Langue Society. The treasurer of the league, Miss Ethel Engle, gave the annual report or her department. which Wis approved and accepted. Mrs. Morgan, of Washington avenue.

has been indisposed for the past few weeks, 13 better now and able to be out. Miss Helen Engle, of Manchester avenue, 19 having serious trouble with her left eye. While on a pleasure trip Sunday a small particle lodged causing it to swell and become intlamed. She 19 it present under the caro of an oculist. Mr.

Taylor, COME Washington avenue, left yesterday Georgla, where he will spend some time on an extended business trip. The supplies for the Wallingford school are arriving dally and the Harry Leaver, 15 storing them away. Miss Anna Simeox has arrived at her home on Manchester avenue ntter spending several days at Atlantic City. She reports having had 01 fine time. A party of friends including those of the younger set Media, will journey to Woodside Park, Friday afternoon.

Constable Willam Lavery and Matthew McCarthy, of Nether ProvIdence Township, have been receiving complaints about automobile speeding on Manchester avenue and threaten wholesale arrests of the the WASHINGTON. Aug. sentative Guy J. Campbell, of Cratton, came out yesterday for the 80- lection of Senator l'opper :18 the Republican P'residential candidate in 1924 in the that President Coolidge should eliminated. lis announcement, the first declaration by any member of the Pennsylvania delegation in the House on the 1924 election, was regarded as the forerunner of a vigorous fight In the State for the control of the delegates to the next convention.

"It looks to me as though President Coolidge should be the logical nominee of the Republican Party in 1924." said Mr. Campbell, "as there'ls every Indication he will prove a most capable exceutive and grow in the estimation of tho people. "But should the fortunes of politics decreo he is not to succeed himself, our own sonior Senator from Pennsylvania, George Wharton Pepper, stands out preeminently as ntted In every way for the high office. "He is big and broad in his vision and stands for exact Justice to all and favoritism to none. In the short time he has been in the United Stutes Senate is conceded to have become One of the strongest characters in the body.

He is a. man of broad human sympathies and would not fail the people. Other members of the delegation are expected in time to declare themselves on the candidacy of Senator Pepper. Some friends of the Senator to be obsessed with the bellet Governor l'inchot will become AL candidate for President. In any event they belleve Governor will make a Aght for the control of the delegates to the next convention.

Probably the groat majority of Pennsylvania's In the Houso would be Inclined to favor Mr. Pepper as the State's "favorite son" an against Mr. Pinchot. Senator Pepper has been mentioned 18 (L posalble successor to Harry JI. Daugherty as Attorney General, but he is expected to discourage guch talk.

During the next few weeks Mr. Pepper in in the expected efforts to take a leading part 10 bring about a settlement of the disputo between operators and miners In the anthracite felds. The Senator was Instrumental in bringing about the ton of mining during the resumpcrisis last year. President Coolldge I.g expected 10 lean heavily on Mr. Pepper in dealIng with the present altuation.

CABLE NEWS FROM TOWNS IN ITALY ROME. Aug. message from Grado three additional have beers arrested in men connection with the plot to deliver contraband arms and ammunition to Jugo Slavia. A ratd on the house of Sgr. Pini dinclosed the fact that he Wig under! contract to deliver to the military authorities in Belgrade, 2 large quantity 'of arms.

The contraband runners operate under 8111- thoritization from the Minlatry of the Interior to purchase any amount of left over war material. TORRE SABINA, Aug. broke out in the church of St. Nicholas Duringua Saint's Monday. Valuable paintings, altars and votive offerings were destroyed entirely.

The church WaS one of the oldest in this region. Damage WaS estimated at 500,000 lire. ROME. Aug. 1g announced the number of municipalities entirely administered by the Fasciati party 19 100.556 and those partly administered by the party.

TRENT. Auf. Following are resulta of the Afth lap of the UdingTrent automobile race for the Alps cup: Moriondo, driving an Italia, Arat. 15 hours, 13 minutes; Presenti, In an Alfaromen, second; Garre, in la Spagelpl, third, Colrano, In an Alfaromeo, fourth, and Ferraro, In all Alfaromeo, fifth. CHESTER TIMES -CHESTER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1923.

EVERETT TRUE -BY CONDO THE GOSH, HEAT EVERETT, 52. T-7 BOSTON STIRRED OVER OLD NAMES Would Make Immigrants Stop Taking Some Old. Family Names Where the Lowells speak only with Cabots, "And the Cabota speak only with Cod." BOSTON. Aug. Boston's back bay, tight little isle ot aristocracy, where the conversatton of the is strictly delineated by the social register, If the poet has it correctly, is up in arms over war of names that flared in Philadelphia and bids fair 10 spread wherever the venerated appollations of Cabot anrl such-like are to bu found.

The Cabots have shouldered the battle -axe for the back bay families and are out to make Jewish immigrants stop taking the family name of one of Massachusetts old and revered lines. They sent 0110 of the family lawyers down to Philadelphia to stop a man by the name of Kabotchniek, liarry H. Kabotehnick, from legally shortening it up to "Cabot." Such 7 thing. the lawyer protested in court, never would be permitted in Massachusetts. "To allow persons of foreign birth to 1881010 and 09c well-known and In many instances historical proper names would mislead persons as to their origin and ancestry, and would also constitute unjust Interferenco with the right a persons now using those family Or bistorical names for exclusive purposes." Attorney Franeis Chapman argued in behalf of the Order of Pounders and Patriots of America.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge 18 proud bearer of one of the old back bay names. The Kabotchnick family was born In this country and the petition contained all requirements of a now act of nasembly relative to changing of names by the courts. They thought "Cabot" pretty far diminutive for: their name. But when Dr. Hugh Cabot.

Dean! of the medical school of the Tiniver. sity of Michigan. Philip Cabot, head the George School, of Newport, Judge Cabot, of the Juvenile court, Boston, and Frederick I'. Cabot, ber of the Massachusetts har, hurricd down to Philadelphia and lined up in defense of the famlly numt. the court decided to hold the matter under advisement.

NEW YORK, Aug. W. Kabotchnick, whose action in trying to change his name to Cabot caused widespread opposition among old line students justification of than that name, had WALK apparent fo non- of languages, Herman Bernstein, editor of the Jewish bune. told the United Preas today. Kabotchalek is Russian for saloonkeeper, Bernstein explained.

obviously wrong name in A dry republe. Bernstein doubted the importance of a name. "In opinion." he Raid, "it 19 foolish 'for people to change their names, for a name la what ily owner makes it." NAHANT. Aug. Ilenry Cabot Lodge refused yeaterday to say over the telephone what thought controversy ragIng around promiscuous adoption by foreigners of one of hia family names.

Marcus Hook Mrs. Esther Lamey, mother of Mra. Elliot Cooper, of 1000 Yates avenue, is serlously 111 her home In Philadelphin, and fears are expressed for her recovery. Mrs. Alona Philly and Miss Adaline Martin motored to Wildwood, and spent an enjoyable weekend at the seashore.

Borough Treasurer George W. Green is spending some time at licke George, N. J. Edmund 1'hillipa, of 911 Market atroot, 14 spending IL week's vacation with his grandparents at Cape May, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Willam Hardy and son, of the Model Village, who have been spending their vacation aLt Wildwood, N. have returned home. Miss Myrtle Ford, of Yates nvenue.

has returned from pleasant visit spent at Wildwood, N. Miss Mary Planngan, 'of Chestnut street; Miss Florence Bruner. of Buckman Village, and MInS Lucy Baggy, of Worthland, formed 1 trio of young ladies that spent some time at Atlantic CIty. John Bevler, of the Model Village, Pas purchased new nutomoblic. flarry Fisher and family have moved from W.eir residence on the Post Road, -to Claymont.

Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. James Donnell, of the Model are expected home towy from an automobile tour of the New England States. Prank Vanriper who was spending his at the seashore, ha.g returned home, having been taken Ill.

Thomas White and his mother have moved from Chester to Spruce street. Village. Frank Collins, of Walnut stront. of H0o Orchestra and erf1 members of the organization, 'togother with nber of their families have reurned from their vacation, which was spent at camp along Chester Greek, near Glen Mr. and Mra.

Michael Mortimer, of 2 Maple street, Model Village, ere recelving congratulations upon: the birth of a son. Mrs. Mortimer and the baby are doing nicely at the Chester Jospital. The father is the former soccer payer and it is said the son will be a star player umnong tho futuro champions. A number of young inen of thin Model Village, have returned from camping expedition Riverview Reach.

They bad an enjoyable tine i and relate many atories their experiences. Among the campers were James Hyde, John Ilyde, Jamon Swow, William Smith, Robert JohnJames Johnson. Price Beeson, William Horn, Robert Horn and others. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Haworth, of Linwood. have returned from it 01 tomobtle tour. During the past week they visited Atlantic CIty. Ocean City. Wildwood and other New Jersoy seashore resorts.

An Infant daughter. welghing 8 34 pounds, has gladdened the home of Mr. and Mra. William Bevalow. Market atreet, Linwood.

The father 1: one of the popular members of the CAME HOME TO DIE "Three years ago I came horno thinking 2 or 3 weeks would be IN limit to live. had suffered for 15 years from colic attacka and severe liver and stomach trouble. happened to 4C0 an advertlaement of Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy and purchased a bottle at the drug store and after taking the Arat dose I felt better than 1 had for 16 years. am now In the best of health -thanks MAyr'H Wonderful Remedy." It me to moves the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and the Inflammation which causes practically nll stomach. liver and intestinal nilments.

Sneluding appendicitia One done will convince or money refunded Vat Miller's and druggists every where. BURNSROYAL Electric Cleaner CLEANS BY AIR ALONE Its superiority has been proven by thousands of Dol. Co. Housewives. RES There is a tremendous possession satisfaction in owning a Royal.

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Utenco Ironing Machines Easy Vacuum Washers 22 W. FIFTH STREET, CHESTER Open Saturday Evening--Phone Chester 298-M 1923. BRANCH OFFICE Chester fed Chutes 'OLEAVE HALL, MEDIA BY: E. J. Geiger, Manager a Bell Telephone Media 105 FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE Bell Telephone subucribers In dia district may call Times Omco.

('heater, free of toll charges by askAng Central for Media 571. Dustness, should be transacted through Media branch ottco 11 'ANXIOUS TO LOCATE MOTHER OF HERO L'. Mrs. Mary. T.

Rush, of Haverford township, formerly supervisor of the Chester Insane Hospital, hag returned from 2 brief visit to Mrs. W. H. Carey, of 117 South avenue. erilewohush, with one of kindly those real face moth- which always has' IL when she converses, has in her possession A ring which sho prizes highly, and which, bOnG day, may get into the hands of EL mother, perhaps of a soldier boy' yet unidentided and unknown, who made the supreme sacritico In the Argonne, France.

Tho ring is It Bohemian chased gold ring. It hag three garnets but to identification. Mrs. Rush rethere are no initials (0 givo IL clue celved the ring during the war fran: A the laio Lieutenant Colonel Hardy, who removed the ring from the hand of all American soldier boy whose body was blown to pieces. A month after Mrs.

Rush reveived the ring with 8 pathetic letter from the American who afterward died. Mrs. Hush said It would be the groatest moment 111 her lifo, she only other identity of tho soldier's mother sweetheart. EXTENSIVE BUILDING OPERATION UNDERWAY The building boom has hit the borough of Media and many new houses are being crested, chlet among them old Brooke property. at tho corner of being EL black, of twenty- 011 the Washington West streets.

The houses are being built by Contractor Samuel of Media, who recently finished about one hundred houses in Springfold. These now dwellings will contain six. rooms and bath. will bo equipped with all modern conventences and connect-: ed with the new sewazo system now being Installed. Pho houses will be! built in two bircks of eight and one block of six.

The Arst block of eight will be finished by the middle was started a about week AgO and sober, while the remaining ones will be Ginished by the first of the year. Contractor Rhodes has already sold seven the first block which faces on of Washington street. The building of these houses will be 1L great improvement to the borough. Federal Juryman Among those drawn on the Septemher federal grand Jury, according to Philadelphia newspaper reports. 1s "Clement Bunting, retired, 315 East Broad street.

Chester." FORMAL OPENING Of New Home of Media Title and Trust Company this Morning Tho Media Title and Trust Company opened its new bank building at the corner of State and South avenues 9 o'clock this morning. The last of the valuables and banking coulpment was removed to terday a afternoon. The inner cagbullding from the old yesthe safe deposit vaults, which weigh approximately ten tong, were moved and placed In the fireproof and burglar proof vault in tho new building. During tho afternoon while money and other valuables were being transferred to the vaults of the new banks, tho officials had Ave policemen stationed around tho building. Chict of Police Fred T.

Cooper and four patrolmen being on duty all afternoon. V. Robinson, president of the Media Title and Trust Company, was in his new olllee all day supervining the moving of valuables and getting his oflee In shape. The bank will be open for ion all day today and up to 9 o'clock this evening, when all visitors are welcome and will shown through the structure. Funeral Occurs Tomorrow The funeral of Caroline widow of William Horne, will bo held from the undertaking parlors of C.

Rigby and Sons. on West Stato street, tomorrow afternoon at tiro o'clock, Standard time. The deceased WaS 2 slater of Sharpless Worrell, of the Providence road. Interment will he mado at Cumberland Cemetery. Ni Burial of Infant The little body of Joseph Greogery.

the seven- week -old son of Mr. and Mra. William Groogery. of Bortondale, WAS Interred it Media Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Media Town Talk Miss Roberta Suter has returned to her home in Village View after pleasant sojourn at Tom's River, New Jersey, Mrs.

William Patterson Allen, daughter Virginia. and WilHem or Germantown, have been visiting in Germantown. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenney, who aro on the sick list at their home on South ave: nite.

Media Park, aro under the care of Dr. Alice Rogers Easby. Howard Worrell. of Lima, and Joseph Kyio, of Ilghland Park, are camping at Chesapeake Javen. Walter McFall, of Orange street, son of Mr.

and Mra. 0g- car McCall, who wat bitten by a pony at Island Beach, Is under the cure of Dr. Ernest I. Mr. and Mrs.

Shatter C. Spencer. daughter and son, Mrs. Atwood B. Hoskins, of Glen Riddle, and Mra.

Lo Compton B. Minshall, of Media, motored to Willow Grove yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sloan and family, of East Washington street, recently enjoyed a motor trip to the Delaware Gap.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFall. son Junior, and Mra. visharles McKenney, of Media, aLTO friends at Concordville.

All the houses which Levis, Fussell and Wilson have built at Springfold have been sold. They are quite HOME REMEDIES OF OUR ANCESTORS Almost every man and wonian in A America can remember the botanic recipes of our mothers and mothers for the treatment of discases, and they were wonderfully dopendable too. Every fall were stored away In the attic thoroughwort, pen- nyroyal, catnip, sage, wormwood, rue, for treating illy of the Inmily during tho winter months that followed. In 1813, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was frat prepared from one of these botanic recipes.

and tho demand for it has increased to Auch An extent that hundreds of tons roots and herba are now used in sta preparation. It has recently been proved that 95 out of every 100 women who try it have been benefited by ita use, which 1s a marvelous record for any medicine to hold. 5 wood Fire Company and has bron busy recolving congratulations, Tho mother and daughter nro doing nicely. MIss Allco Nacrollf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Chris of Third land Market streets, 19 registered at prominent Atlantie City hotel. James MeAdoc, of Post rond, Is 3 sufferer from one of "Job's comforters" 01 his arm. Members of the Onelda Girl Scout Group. No. 1, who have been spendpast two Weeks at rollaway Beach, Charlestown, have reto their horned after 21 turned very enjoyable the supervlaton ot William lowd and Miss Mildred Lowe.

Others Ing the group were: Dorothea Tottow, Doris Dalton. Dorothy Hagerty, Dor-! othy Lowe, Lols Boyer, Ruth ton, Dorothy Stockton and Margaret, Snowe. Rufus A. Abbott, :1 well -known business TORn of Georgetown, who died Ol Sunday. was 21 brother of Mrs.

James Wilson. at this place. funeral took place yesterday afand ternoon Methodist Church We the interment was made in ('emotery. Sir. and Mrs.

(. V. Mahla and famIly. have of Twin Oaks road. Linwood returned home after spending two wools enJoying it automobile camping tour ot the White Mountains, Now York and New Angland.

Tho "Reading ot the Century Club meet Thursday afternoon at the home or Mrs. David Montgomery, No. Model Village. luvreased interest Is belux shown at the meetings of the "RealIng and the members derive pleasure and Instruction from their partlelpation In lt. Mrs.

Worthington. tho nurse in churro of the baby clinte. has mado the following report tor July: New babies, Ave: old tables returning. -four: visit br nurse. seventy- Dr.

Powel and Dr. Stockton substituted for Dr. C'rothers, who WAS 6t vaentton. 'The public ba: coalized the Invantages to bin derived from the 09 the increased work Mrs. Worth- MARCUS HOOK Today TOM MIX In "ROMANCE LAND" Groat Fun for Everybody! Addod: Comedy and Movio Sunpahots.

Tomorrow--Life's Grontest Question. Jake your com plexion seriously Are your pores enlarged or clogged with waste matter? Is your skin rough, unusually oily. blotched, or red? Don neglect the treatment of these defects when Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap usually overcome such troubles quickly and easily. Resinol Ointment soothes and heals the skin while Resinol Soap cleanses and refreshes it. Try them and see.

At all druggists. RESINOL NR TO NIGHT Tomorrow Alright Night's Tonics fresh air, good sleep an AR Tabict to make your days better. Nature's Remedy (MR Tablet.) excria a beneficial Influence on the digestive and eliminative system-tho Stomach, Liver and Bowele. Tonight -take An HR Tablet its action In 10 different you wiil Do dolightfully surprised. Used for over yo years mares Reme 25 Get Box Chips off the Old Block AR JUNIORS- AR's one third of the same regular Ingredi.

done. ents, then candy conted. Your For children and adulta. .7. 003 JUg MOBI AVenuo 69th Opposito Street the Terminal Theatre Cooled by Polar Breezes Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 13, 14, 15 ROBERT EDESON MARY ALDEN CHARLES RICHMAN In "HAS THE WORLD GONE MAD!" Added Comedy Feature -Monty Banks in "A Quiet Vacation." Ington Indicate.

is called upon to perform will "Mother and Child," the lication of tho American Washington No. Associntion, a national of will hold their 10th anniversary working to Camp, 537. I'. O. S.

Improve in Borough Hall, Murous Hook, 011 Standards of child health Thursday Aux. ut 3 M. All this country and abroad. members, their familles and friends aro Invited. -Adv.

BABIES IN AFRICA Babieg of non- parentage In Capetwon, South Africa, enter upon lito with enormously greater handtcays aginst survival than babies of European stock. The number of bables of non- parentage who died there last your was two and a halt tlinos as great as the number of deaths among bablos of European parents according to flyuros given in the last report of elty': Medical Omeer of Health. 9003 of Infant mortalty In 63 Capetown for the statistical Soar was per 1.000 mong and 176 per 1,000 among non- Euron. 019. ('hild welfare work In the city is carried 011 by star consisting of 41 letter sanitary inspector and ten asmistant under the departm'ont of publte health.

The staff at prosont la headed by Dr. Mary Van Ingen, who la nigo an nsalatant cal of health. 'The organicaton of health work tor children In the capital city of the South African 14 described In an article In The Way to Rise The way for young man (o rise la to improve himself in ovway ho can and 41 Dor save ton or him Income stendily. You will be pleased to note the helpfulneas of an account with 1130 Jirat Nailonal. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDIA BANK OF SAFETY AND SERVICE IA Open Friday Evenings from 7 to 8.30.

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French Voile, Linen, Eponge, Satin, Ratine, Crepe Elizabeth, Canton Crepe and Roshanara variety of fashiong-tunies, panels, straight lines, frills, flounces and other details featured. No Mail or 'Phone Orders Filled. 1.1: Brothers -SECOND FLOOR, EIGHTH STREET Women's Dainty .85 $4 Silk Low Shoes Princess Slips, of $6 to $10 Black. Brown, Instead One-strap and two-atrap pumps, street and White Navy, Pearl, Tan $2.98 and sport oxfords Colonials -in patent colt, gun-metal, tan calf, brown Slim, straight style antin, gray suede, fawn suede and com- with cut- shirrings at binations. hip line.

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