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EVEKXNQ LEDGEK-.PHTTiATTCT,PTTTA. FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916.
ggLEVER HOLDS
jOBT AS HMD ur tub.
CHELTENHAftl I'ULIU!,
luminary Injunction uo
fiMned in Court, nt Norris
gt nvJn. Confirms Him in
HL Right of Possession
Smmission deadlock
H, chief OMcon S. Lover, of Chel
toi township. sat today In Ills office
& Township bulldtntr in Ogont. which
?L..ined by force of a prollmlnary
itairtion yesterday, nnd waited ror tna
gallon to make the noxt mow, The
Sodtlon, In the shnpo of three of tho
Smembera of tho Township Committee,
rv.j,. iter's resignation on March IB,
.t,.n nnnolnted Theodore Hallowell,
Rom wrgennt of tho township pollco
l9 n lilne In tnlrk nftrte
flefl. ' BCUHB -
ffmltalght last Tuesday.
tnmrtll. on nstructions, nau a iocif
WrKto him Into tho chiefs locked
flu. wsterday nnd stayed there for 14
Slnd SO minutes Then Sheriff Louis
W. . 1....1 frnm Mnrrlstnwn with an
Sfitton slsncd.by Judge Miller, of
'f.".: us County, restraining iiauo-
il from acting ns chief nriy longer,
fjiir who had arrived In uniform a few
poments before, resumed hli desk.
Iflfjjnwtillo tho opposition prepared to
B to Norrlstown on April 1 to explain
iir the Injunction which replaced Lorr
SmU not bo made permanent. Tho op
Lltlon, John Stahr, president of tho
Enmshlp Commissioners ; John Campbell.
Julrman of the Pollco Committee, nnd
Caxoll Brooke, with tho threo membors
nrablc to Chief Lover, Charles Boslcr.
Buries Vf. Hock, Jr., and Howard
fewton, awe also served with nn In
Cgctloimttrnlnlng them.from taking nny
ictlon unless tho vote was carried by n
nilorlty.
ijhe Lever cas has resolved Itself Into
"deadlock among tho Hlx township legls-
WorS. Tiireo 01 mem viuil jjovur ru
Eoreil. Tho other tthrco nro for his ro-
Lerer and his friends maintain thero
-f !. n. ntlnnHnn nlinllt 111..
M6XieYei Uteu .ij iiuwimn (uuib ma
laore'as chief Three of the commlsslon-
l ..lrj4 ,. Iile rnrftrnntlnn Till. nMipr
did not. As a voto or 4 to z 13
amto mako any action of the com-
ilon 'binding, tho request for Lovor's.
Vdtnitlon has no forco.
ITne cnarges ngainsi iorcr arc tin.
taown. cnairman uampDen, oi me i-onco
Committee, who wants Lover out, wroto a
titer of irecommenflatlon praising Lcvtr
si a capable, elllcleht ofllcer, who was
jelDy too big for tho. place.
UHn only word against Levor which
k-esents Itself to tho memory of CholtCn
faa township Is that ho doesn't wear his
Jnlfonn often enough Campbell, of tho
police Committee, declined again today to
kywhat tho charges are
IjTm not going to talk nny more," ho
kid. "Anyone who wants to know what
boje charges nro will liao to wait for
pa legal action " Mr Campbell referred
jo the, hearing on the Injunction April 1.
Ft was asked If he wroto tho letter prals
Ssf Lsrer.
pT certainly did," Campbell replied. "I
teote that Iptf-r and rn defend It, too, at
Norrlstown wo'll talk our action over at
Korrlatown "
UCheltenham township believes Levor
fwi merely caught In tho squeeze that
puowed a deadlock In tho commission
Wa After Its members took ofllco on Jan
sir,1. The action to oust Lover Is punl-
repors say.
5
THE WEATHER
37 LICENSES GRANTED
BY CHESTER CO. COURT
Eight Applications Refused,
Making One Less Hotel
Than Last Year
Coates
wns to-
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. March 24.
For eastern Ponnsylvanln Cloudy and
MnneftonlKht and Snturdav. with nrob.
Nttlr local rains, moderate east and south-
WMlt winrls
-- ,
An area of moderately high barometer
overspreads tho Atlantic States this morn-
is, out cloudiness Is increasing nnd tho
traroeratures nre rlslnir thrauirhnut lt
rtolo field A largo storm area covers
at ren-ilnder of the country with its
(atral depression o er Colorado. Tt has
jtMsed precipitation over most of tho
rotern half of the country, with a
BWkfd rlSO In temnomtlirA In thA rnn.
(tal talleys ana a colder nrea at tho rear
p"iT orm centre over tho plateau re-
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U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
nratlona taken at 8 a. m., Eastern time.
WnST CHESTEn, Pa, March 24
Tho LIcenBO Court late yesterday granted
3S hotel licenses, one bottlers' license and
'ono wholesale license and refused otght
applications, making ono less hotel thnn
last j car.
The petitions refused were:
H. John Allen, Hotel Grand,
Ullo, whero U. V. Dorshelmer
fused n licenso laBt year.
Walter M. Ishleman, Parkesburg,
whero a license was granted to Walter
Altliotiflo last year.
James Ferguson, Octoraro House, Ox
ford J refused Inst year.
ltlchard P. Miller, Mortonvltle: refused
last ear.
Aubroy Smith, Magnolia House, West
Chestr; refused last year
Charles It. Taj lor, Subway House,
Co.itesAlllo ; refused last jenr.
Samuel S. Yost, Oum Treo Inn, granted
last yoar, but opposed this jear.
Joseph Korls, bottlers' llconso, refused.
This was a new application.
A license was granted to It Parko
Gablo for the P.trkesburg Hotel. He was
refused a license for the Brnndywlne Inn,
West Chester, last jear.
Other licenses granted wero!
Coatcsvlllo William E. Harnor, Tay
lor House: Wllllnm J. and Prank L. T.
Smith, Hotel Smith: Frederick W. Focht,
Kpeakman House; Michael Smjtho, Hotel
Coatcsvlllo.
West Chester Morris Sellers, Turk's
Head Inn r Charles Welngnrtner, Green
Tree Inn , James r. Rox, wholesaler.
Don nlngtown Louis L. Glbnoy, Pcnn
sjlvnnla Hotel; David M. Martin. Snn
Hotel.
Kcnnott Square Joel S. Mercer, Hotel
Kennott,
Phoenlxvlllo Harry A. Douchorty,
Mansion Houso; Michael J Dohorty, Gen
eral PIko Hotel; John S Ecock. Hotel Co
lumbia; Michael F. Hackott, Phoenix Ho
tel; Vincent J. McGlcnsoy. Jcrtorson
House; John J Sullivan. Pennsylvania
riouse; wuuam t: stoll. wholesaler, Theo
doro Campbell, Hotel Washington; John
Babb, Hotel Chester.
Upper Oxford Frank X. Hoy, Russell
vlllo Hotel.
Oxford Gcorgo E. Hoffman, Oxford
Hotel
Atglen Samuol E. Hughes, Atglen
Hotel.
New London John 'P. Kellcy, Union
Hotel.
Frnnkltn Lldle J. Kelley. Klmblesvllto
Hotel.
East JIarlborough Charles C. Newlln,
Union Hotel
Warwick John T. Pollock, Falls of
French Creek Itntol
West Cain Willis N. Plnkcrton, Com
passHIo Hotel.
Marshalltown Elmer F. Sellers, Mar
Blmlltown Hotel.
Upper Uwchlan Grant Snowberger,
Eaglo Hotel.
Valley Forge Stewnrt & Wolf, Man
sion Houso.
West Nantmcal Amanda Yocum.
VLong's Corner Hotel.
Honeybrook John II. Zleglcr, Qenerat
wayne iiotei.
Elvcrson Joseph and William Buchan
an, 'Bluo Rock Hotel.
Spring City Wnlter J. Corrlgan,
Spring City Inn.
Cochrnnvllle BenJ. F. Clnrkson.
Police Court Chronicles
Everything was going pleAsantly with
James Gordon until he camo In contact
with a chicken. It was wandering about
Just llko James himself and looked un
happy It awakened sympathy In the
heart of James He picked the bird up
and cuddled It under his coat to shield It
from the March winds
Hut tho bird didn't know that Gordon
was acting upon humnno Impulse nnd
complained Finally It managed to
squcezo Its head through an opening In
Gordon's coat nnd cackled for help A
woman nrmed with n big umbrella heard
tho cry nnd told James what sho thought
of him Sho refused to bellco that ho
vns trying to snvo tl o chicken from harm
and expressed tho belief that ho was actu
ated by selfish Instincts In brief, she
declared that Gordon contemplated noth
ing less than murder and a dinner.
He shook tho chicken nt her and was
expressing his opinion of women gener
ally, when Policeman Briscoe was at
tracted by tho argument He took James
and the chicken to the 19th nnd Oxford
streets police station The prisoner, after
tying tho chicken to tho cell door with his
shoe laces, slept peacefully.
Ho was amazed on awakening to find
that some ono had stolen the bird during
tho night Gordon complained nt grent
length to Maglstrato Watson, hut tho
Judge could throw no light on tho matter.
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SECOND FLOOR 5Vi'.K
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Out hrrt
JfA 1W "Mor
Women's $5 bmart
Spring Shoes
E
$3.45
White Nuhtick, lnce
nnd button ; Chnm
ngne kid, lnco; ma
ncunr tnn calf. lnco.
bronze ami black KI tl .
7'S 1 to S and A to
I) In the lot.
Women's $4.00
WHITE SHOES
Special
Price,
$2.69
Women's $4.00
Napoleon Boots,
The shoe thnt Is In
grent demand; white
Niibuck with lenther
1. mils heels; sizes
J'ii to 7.
Crfc
Just the shoe for tho short skirt;
In glared kid, with lenthi r I.nuls
heels; II to 13 wide; sizes Wt to 7.
DR.
WEISENBURG CALLS
"EPILEPSY GER3I" ARSURD
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fix. N. B.. 22
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S7:- $?
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h0rl?ni. La. ns
Tork. . i
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Neurologist Thinks Dr. Reed's
covcry" Far-Fetched
Reports that Dr. Chnrles A. li Iteed, of
Cincinnati, has discovered a liorm which
causo3 opllepsy wero branded ns "absurd"
today by Dr. T. II. Welsenburg, of 2030
Chostnut street, a neurologist.
"Thero Is not a disease under the sun
that has had so many so-called 'cures' as
epilepsy," ho said "Doctor Reed Is an
excellent surgeon, but ho Is not a neurolo
giui, and his 'discovery' is far fetched,
to say tho least. Epilepsy Is a nervous
dlporder of the brain, and to Bay that It
Is caused by a bacillus Is absurd."
Doctor Reed propounded his thery bo
fore the Medical Society of Missouri at
a meeting held yesterday in St. Joseph,
Mo.
College Girls' 54.00 English
Walking dj
Shoes . . "
Mahognny tnn calf,
English vjast; also thill
leather with whlto rub
ber soles and
heels; welted
soles; all slzqs
and A to D
wldo.
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Women's 52.50 & $3(1 qq
JXew Spring Shoes P JuHO
Slilc lnce; gipsy button and 18 oth
pr good Btvlns.
Dr. Carson's Cushion Sole
For
Women
(fl SHOES
riQft a, !
$1.98
The shoo that is
pleating thousands of
womon; In lace and
button: sites 3 to 0.
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The plant lliat is number One
out of an entire total of 350 in
the whole United States ia
surely entitled to your first
consideration. If you do not
buy Royal Electrotypes and
buy them regularly, the reasons
are yonr own whether properly
grounded or not. liut 11 you j j
are open to conviction we know a i
5 you won't stick to a stereotyped j
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market with the buying power
your own particular dollar may i
possets.
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Misses' and Children's
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Itlght shape last; good stout soles;
sizes 0 to 11 and HViTto 2.
Misses' and
Sears made
Shoes
Gun metal calf buttou, full broad
toe shape, all solid. Bites 8U to 2.
98c
Children's
$1.29
Boys' School
Shoes
$1.29
Box calf Dluchers, with heavy soles.
ones u in jaw ana a to 014, ,
Men's $3.50 New Spring
sr!$2.49
All welted solos.
In tan and black
calf; patent colt
anu giazeti
kid: new
.styles for the
J'omlnr sea-.on.
.Open Batunluj j;culnfs
r
$2. r .
8TE-5IS1I1P NOTICES
FLORIDA
$31.80 & $31.80
JACKSONVILLE
From Philadelphia every Wed. and Bat.
Including meals and choice) at stateroom
accommodations. All outslda rooma. Flos
steamers. Best service. Tickets limited to
Mar ai. .
Merchants' & Miners' Trans. Co.
Cltjr Offltw, 10S So. Oth St. Pnone Lombard
1900. Coneult any ticket er taurlet aunt.
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STBATH HAVEN INN HU&
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"Wher were you golnsr when the po
Herman found you?" the Judge naked.
"I was on my way to brother Irwin's
home In DArby," Gordon replied.
"I was nbout to send you to tho House
of Correction," said tho Judge, "but In
stead I'll nend you to Darby."
Oordon borrowed n (llpeload of tobacco
from a cop and started to his destination
afoot
$3000 Loss in Farm Fire
SnAFORD, Del., March 24. Chris
topher Jacobs, n, promlnont farmer near
Ithodeqdate, about 12 miles from here,
was awakened nbout midnight last night
by n lire alarm and on going out found
his barn in flames. Much grain, farm
ing Implements, provender nnd ono val
uable cow were burned The other live
stock was saved Loss Is cstlmnted nt
(3000. partly covoretl by Insurance
NAVY LEAGUE CASTS
OFF ITS MAGAZINE
Strassburger Wins Fight to
Have It Dissociated From
"Seven Seas"
NiW YORK, March 24 Ralph B,
Strassburger, tho former naat lieutenant
who has been fighting to hao thb Navy
League of the United States dissociate
Itself from Scott Dabo nnd Charles D
Helm, editors of the Seven Seas Magazine,
the league's organ, won n complete lctory
at a meeting of the directors of tho or
ganbntlon nt the Hotel Manhattan yester
day According to Mr Strns"burger, tho dl
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VmNyFOR THB LIVER, KIDN&YS gPy
J I V T AND STOMACH ?' if
Jt& kSINCE 1804- SfdSSiS:
rectors voted not only to discontinue ''all
claim of relation" between the league and
Messrs. Dabo and Helm, but also decided
to cut the leading Btrln&u which bound
tho United Statei Junior Naval League,
Inc., to its parent, tho Navy League
The Junior Naval Reserve received pub
lic notlco n few weeks ngo when It devel
oped thnt It had been enjoying tho services
of AI Ilium and other subscription col
lectors of "We Boys" fame.
Robert L. Bacon, director of the Navy
League and Henry II, Ward, vice presi
dent and acting president of tho Navy
League, who made nn Inquiry Into tho
Junior League's affairs, attended the mwt
Ing.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Elktott
ELKTON, Md, March 24. Marriage
licenses were Issued In Elkton this morn
Irtg to Omafr W. Johnson, of Philadelphia,
and Rose A. Luts, San Francisco, Cat.
Frank R. Lord, Beverly, N 3., and Re
becca S. HarbncH, petanco, N. J. Charles
P. McCormlck And Gertrude B. Smith,
New Castle. Del. ! Harry T. Andrews and
Madge K. Barber, Baltimore.
The importance of seeing your
dentist twice yearly and using
"S. S. White" Tooth Paste
twice daily cannot be over
estimated. It is your para
mount duty to yourself.
In Ida er Ho tube. Powder,
ICo. At your druggUt's or
mailed on receipt of pries.
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ten
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Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
Special Sale Several Hundred
Mn 5a Cf fftf
11MI 3 o uvn
Hats & Derbies
Soft Hnts of fino fur felt that will retain
shape. Newest Sprinp styles and color. .
Derbies arc perfect jet black. Up-to-the-minute
models.
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gaturfay's Most Important News for Men !
j $l(i.50 and $18 New Spring Suits
Several Larue Lots Added to This Notable Group Make
Assortments the Dest in Any Recent Sale.
Brand now suits! Just received from several large clothiers who have a national repu
tation for making clothes of supreme good style and quality.
Every Favorite Model for the Coming Season Is Represented
Made of serges, worsteds, fancy mixtures, striped and check effects in just the
right weight for present and spring wear. All sizes to start.
There is a Substantial Saving on These.
A Men's Spring Top Coats at ft
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$12
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Sale Extraordinary
Women's Gloves
Another Demonstration of Our Ability to
Surmount the Unparalleled Conditions
That Exist In Wholesale Market Today.
Pricei Equal Our Beet Offerina of
Any Past Season
$1.25 and $1.35 Kid $-
Gloves
Two-clasp. In black, whlto and colors.
1 Paris point bncks.
$2 Strap-Wrist Wash- $ 1 CC
able Kid Gloves. ... x ,uo
In pearl. Ivory, sand, putty, tan and array
$1.50 P. K. Kid 15 1 OC
Gloves A
In black, whlto and colors, with thrco
row backs Also black-wlth-whlto or
whlte-wlth-black backs.
Made of light-weight
Princess serge.
Melton cloth in black or gray, lined with durable
75c Chamoisette Gloves, 50c
Two-clasp. In whlto nnd whlto-wlth-black.
$1.25 Strap-Wrist $1
Duplex Gloves. . . x s
S "Washable. In white. S
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Complete satisfaction is ruarantced. This Offer is for a Limited Time Only.
YOUTHS' LONG-PANTS CONFIRMATION SUITS?
Special at $7.50, $10, $12 and $15 S
Of blue serge or fancy mixtures. Sizes 15 to 19 years. . )
BOYS' SPRING SUITS and TOP COATS
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $6.50 to $8.50
Fancy mixtures, stripes, shepherd plaids, serges, homespuns, etc. Sizes 2 to 18 years.
Boys' Confirmation Suits, $3.98 to $10
I Fino bluo serge. Sizes to 18 years.
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Different Original Shapes
Lit Brothers' Millinery, at this world
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sketched hat
excellent
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i Our Display of Children's Hats (
Is the Largest and Prettiest
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Lit Brothers THIRD FLOOR
On. Sale Tomorrow! Remainder of the Sensational Purchase of
Several Hundred Pairs of
Women's $5 White Shoes
The Most Popular and Fashionable Footwear for the Easter and Sprint;
Season, Shown in High Lace and Button Styles
Made of highest grade Imperial buckskin, with hand-welled soles, (all leather
Louie heels, plain toe and pin-punched vamps.
Th mnnt extraordinary valuo offered thla season In fact, these same shoes are
eelllng elsewhere In Philadelphia at the full price of $5 Our price,
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men's spring rurnisnings
Remarkably Low Prices in This Big Week-End Sale
I lSn"s$5TS-Siik$o QO I
Shirfs 0VO i
Men's $5 and $-3 AQ
'S6 Shoes....-' -
. New lace. and Blucher lasts In patent .
calf, gunmetal calf, tan Russia can ,
i and glazed kldakln. Sizes nroKen. (
XAt Brothers FIRST FLOOR. NORTH
13.63
Misses' $2.50 to S2.75 Shoes,
$1.55
Patent colt akin and dull calfskin.
I Cloth & leather tops. Sizes Ills to S.
Boys' $2.50 Shoes, $1.98
Patent coltskln, black and tan calfskin.
Sizes 9 to 5 '4.
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$1.50 Crepe and Madras Shirts. $1 K
Popular make. Snlendld nualltv In neat and
fancy Btyles. Soft turnback cuffs. Sizes 14 to IT,
50c Heavy Silk Four-in-Hands, 35 C
Stripes and fleures; smartest spring colors, -'
also self-figured gray effects Every scarf made with
faced band, which allows It to slip easily under the new
collars, Extra large size. Three for 1.
Strong, pressed black leather.
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50c Initial Belts, 29c
Nickel-plated buckle, and one Initial Inserted.
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ReadySear jats j Juniors', Misses' & Women's 5S Apparel
Mk
colors, trimmed
ornaments.
with
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A Day of Great Preparation! Big Economies & Ultra Smart Fashion Unite
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of Every Kind, Style and Color that One Could Think of.
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$2 Untrlmmed Hats, $1.49
Black. Trlcorne and conservative shapes.
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In Hunter's green, navy and new blue. Have pretty silk-trimmed
tuxedo collars and taffeta bands, or else, are in jaunty, boyish, styles.
A remarkably attractive group. Jackets are satin lined.
Juniors' & Misses' $12.50 Dresses at $7.98
Beautiful FrooksMany Suitable for Confirmation Wear,
New Bolero effects with tunic skirts and pretty lace trimmings.
Misses' $18.50 Suits at $12.98
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Misses' $20 Toppers at $14.98
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all-wool poplin In newest shades, trimmed with cheek, or velvet.
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