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OSCULATING "OSWALD"
ROUTED BY HATPIN GIRL
Police Now Hunt for Gentle
Hugger Who Terrorizes West
Philadelphia Maids
Detectives nml women nf Went l'lillmtel
phla liavo Bone on n Hcnrt'li fur "Oivmlil,
flip. Hugger, " n man who has tn-en lerrorlz
Infr women In that section of the city tlurlin!
tho last month l following them Into
dark iilaceH iiIoiik the streets, luiBRlni; them
and leaving them iitili-lili nfter IiI-mIiik
them on the rheel.
Some of tho women resident In I-'lf ly
pltth and l-'lftj -eighth stieetH In the neigh
borhood of I'nrltou Htiect nml Wvitllislti!;
avenue, ltnve oMiresiril Intentions of nrtn
Ing themselves with long hntplht and Vi'tl
Miinll revolvers In irepa,mtlon for the man'!)
nttnclti
Mli Hay Ytoncli and Mini Knrnli Dent
ing, who reilili- near I'lflj -nlxtti ami t'nrl
ton streets, were Hitecc-siful In drIMns tho
man away with hatpins While tltev ui-ro
on their wav home shortly nfter dunk tho
man, who vienrd n light oeteoat nml a
Rlotteh hat pulled over IiIm iiph. stepped
lightly tip hehlnd tlicm, and without warn
ing put hl uiiiih aiouud .MIim KlemliiB and
ljllggod her
She sereamed and Mli Itu.irh was ipilek
with her hatpin. Tho m.iii inn away
Miss Anna Moore, of l"ift-sth Htieet
and WjalusliiK aentie. was another vli-tlin.
Willi her mother, she was ivtilliltig home
thortly after dark, when (ho man came
hehlnd them and gmhlieil her lie tiled to
kiss her. She seieamed and filghti-neil
him away
Pollre Lieutenant Ullls, of the SKty-Ilrst
and Thompson streets Mntlttiu, said toiluv
the man prohaldv will he ai rested In u
few da,, tho police hellee thev know who
ho Is Thev luuo hesitated to auest him,
he baltl. heoative of the dllllenlty In having
him Identilied
"Ho hasn't Injuied anv one." said llfo
lieutenant 'Ills artlous have not keen vlo
lent. In fact, he has heeu iotnp.it. itivt-l.v
nentle That Is why the, linvn ilnlihed him
'Oswald,' lather than Mack, the llttggc-i.' '
SUMMERILL EAMILY SUIT
BROUGHT BEFORE LEANING
Two Brothers Involved in Dispute Over
Division of DamaKcs Accoidcd
by Ttolley Company
A legal dispute over $4000 Involving sev
eral membeis nf tho Summerlll f.uullv,
widely known In South Jersey, was placed
before Vleo t'hanrellor Learning In I'.iiuileti
todav Two luotheis, Charles II. 1, ami
James H Siimmprill. viiu.il owueix of ,i
150-aero farm at rmnwgiovo, X. .1 , drought
the notion as the lesult of tlninagei being
awarded to them bv the S.ilviu and I'eiius-
grove Traction Company, vilili-li i.iii a tiolloy
line across the farm
Several years .igo the hiotliem had u
falling out and dhlded the faun, left to
them by Cijrnett Summerlll In half, Charles
tailing tho west i-nil and James Inking the
eastern portion When the tiolley line was
laid out tho traction company paid $8000
damages. $4000 of which went to the tius
tees Charhis claims all of the remaining
$4000, as the line goe-i through his half
of tho farm, while James contends It should
be divided equally under the agreement to
divide the farpi and all Its proceeds In half
GARMENT COMPANIES
MEET UNION ARGUMENT
Arbitration Bonrtl Is Told Granting of
Demands Would Force Opera
, tion nt Loss
.Mayor Smith and tho lest of the arbitra
tion board that Is engaged in un etfort to
etye a wage dispute between the Interna
tional ...idles' Garment MnLeis' Union and
Earment manufacturers this afternoon
heard the argument of the lattei In answer
to demands made bj tho union
Tho aiRUiuent for the manufacturers was
made by C'oiigiessmau John It K Scott, as
representative of the Waist and Dress
Manufacturers' Association tie aiihweied
In detail the, arguments advanced at es
terdaj's meeting of the board by Monks
Illllcpilt. counsel for the Intel national
ladles' Garment Makers' I'nlon.
The demands of the walkers, branded as
excessive by Congressman Scott, ale an in
crease of fifteen per cent In wages for nil
pieceworkers, increase of (1 to $2 to sal
aried employes. Lased on the length of time
Blnce they had the last raise, and a mini
mum salary to cutters to grade from 127 GO'
to $12 a week
The members of the arbitration board. In
addition to Mayor Smith, are Judge John
M Patterson. Director William Wilson,
George W Ilaney and Dr. Nr. L. Stone, of
New York, .former chief statistician of the
United States tariff board . The board Is ex
pected to announce Its decision In the very
near future.
Congressman Scott Insisted that the man-
ufacturers could not accede to the demands
without continuing business at a financial
loss To this statement Ilillqult replied
that if the manufacturers have not an vet
readjusted their business to nfeet the gen
eral advances in everything else, they are
behind the times
Trousers
JONES
ASpecialty;
lH6WalnutStreet.
iiusim;ss success
foot health anil properly manicured hands
ar all Interdependent f.et un add to juur
success r
HANNA 8 E Cor 13in and Sanom
iinnnn mwr i'ran') and
1201 CIIKVT.NlV ST , ,
Corns Itemuted. S5c Ku. Manicuring, 5e
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X. BVERY SUNDAY
in Cigarettes
JONES IGNORES BILLS,
HIS WITNESSES ADMIT
Ousted Mayor of Coatosville Is
Honest, However, They
Stoutly Declare '
Hu ii Slnff r'nriiro'"lri
WI1ST CIIIISTIllt. I'd. .Inn in It vwi'
testified ngalnst rt-Mnyor Walter I. W
Jones at his trial todn.v that In "imip circles
he had a reputation fur not pavlni; his
hills
This is the second mid probably the last
dav of Ills trial for alleged emlieMlemetil
and falsification nf bin nmnint when
M a vor .
Ills fltst skiameter witness was Coates
vllle's Cilv Solicitor. Waller 13 tlieenwood,
who defended Jones's reputation for honesty,
bin "don'l mind savins he sometimes railed
In pay his hills "
'or showed no disposition In." Interjected
Cnlonel Holding, of counsel for the pioe
i titliin
Theieiipiui stalled an nrgninent nboiil
what paying r hills had to do with olio's
honest v. and Judge lliiller observed fioiu
the liein h that "a gient mniiv people ale
not disposed to pay tlieli bills, and jet ntn
not lenllv dishonest "
The defense started nlTeilng chaiiicter
witnesses aflei c-.Mavoi Jones had been
under a seveie i iiiss-eiiniiiialloii lie took
the stand luiuiedlnlcl.v couit opened and
was kept Iheie foi almost two bouts
Most of the oioss-eamlnatloii had to do
with the keeping of his bank itceoiints lie
testllled his iioiHnii.il and mavornlt.v nc
CDiiuts were kept as one. Jones testilled
he banked all of bis nno-.i-ycar sal.u.v,
saving he had no need fin It beiaiisejof
other Incomes Ills baPeball team helped,
he said, as did the pioieeils he got ftoin
selling a Inundrv business he had been In
teiesjed In a one time He made u good
witness for himself, even undei cruss-cx-
rimlh.itiiiii and seemed to eplaln away scv
iml mvsteiies us to what he had done with
moitevs lecelved
Tim pioseeiitioii was bent on making
much out of the fact that Jones took away
with him when he left olllee the doi ket book
In which he kept a lecnid of lines and
police deposits but Cit.v Sollcltoi (lieen
wood testllled that tills had been the custom
in Coalcsvillc, as mid been done bv e
lliligess Sli.illcioss
Seveial witnesses mentioned Jones's
penchant for Ignoring his bills, hut thev
all testllkd that bis honesty was not to be
doubted.
'Some of the cliarnetei witnesses said
they bad never heard mi) thing against
Jones's good reputation e.eept fioni Wil
liam Tiegny and men of his faction .Ml
Ticgnv Is chief counsel against Jones In
this case dim man testified Hint Ttegav
had tlucateneil to inn Jones out of town "If
he won nt tin election ' Hefcience was
had to the election at w tilth Jones was
elected Mnvoi. being ousttd because the
cUttiou was tleclaied illegal
Gossip fioni Cu itesvllle s.i)s that if
Jones Is admitted he suielv w II be elei led
.Mavoi at tbu special election soon tu he
held The same gossip sa)H if he is con
victed the choice for Major will he between
the llev T W .McKitiuey nnd A II Swing
Jim' l'ugh does not -ccin to llgute iiiinb
111 tho leckonlng Hvetv one Is woiideiiio;
to whom be will Hop before election t.i
Five Wills I'robated
Wills pinnated today included those uf
Andrew Catlierwood Craig, Jr. 222 Soul It
Thirty-ninth stieet. which, in pilvate be
ipiests, disposes of piopertj valud at
$168,800, Albert A Outerhrldge, 7048 Ger
inantoun avenue $75.0011; Anna .s It Kn,
1224 SQUth Hilton street, $3410, llenrv '
Junes 4U01 I.udlow street $3300, and Alex
under M Glllam 227 Hast I .ok. in stiecl
$2'I1U
pray ait
riiite
your trees ncjvv, they will jield
better next year.
PriiniiiK tools and spraying
material in large assortment
CATALOGUE FREE
MICHELL'S SSFUffS
SVIahh & Bilks
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
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Tyrol Wool
Spring Suits ,
For Ladies and Misses
Exclusive Models and colors. The
new high light colors, including
-white, are most attractive
Spring Hats
in confined styles.
Mann & Dims
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
ALERT TELEPHONE GIRL
FOILS TOLL BOX THIEF
Young Woman Rends Police to
Logan Station in Time to
Rave Cash
The ted signal light Unshed innst.inilv
In Hip switch-hoard operated bv Vellle
Walsh. UniS Uajlitott Mteet. In the Kev
stnlte Telephone exchnligo nt Collnm tieet
and llermatitown r.vemie. tjulck investiga
tion showril Hint the reeeer was rf Hie
honk nt the tognn sintloii on the Philadel
phia nful UendltiR Itnllwav
MlM Wntslt called up the Mrnm litovvn
pollw Mat Inn. '!o to the Logon nuli.n
she wild. "1 think there's somethliiR wrong'
VnllPMnell Dense nnd White rush. .1 t.. th.
tnlloii III time lo see n man ti.mng tin
telephone cash bos from the n "
jumped through n wlndou. on hhr iii
police, nnd run along the i.iiiw iv ti.uic
wlth the box HRlitlv clutched In Ins aims
Tho police' llred severnl shuts but It w.i
not until they gol iincniuf"! I ii.lv 1 1. .-.
that he dtopped the hot His put mm is k. in
tip the chase, but the man eliid.d them m
the henvv fog which ciirlnliH d the li.uk
(ill leturtilnR to the sliitiim with Hu
cash box which conlnlned abinit 1 tin
lidllce Saw n strange iiinii liitiiing .ibonl
the pace Although he dml.il that h"
had anv ciitinecltiiti with Hi man who
tiled to Meal the i.ish box be was ,irteted
The pllsollel .llil be bad be. n vlltltll! I
oitng woman In the Height i huml Tin
ptovid to be 1 1 in but nevi t iln )i . he was
held In bull foi a fuithii bun rm
FIRE ON BROAD STREET
MENACES FORI) PLANT
Flames Causing $100,000 Loss
Also Threaten Oil Storehouse,
r Plugs Far Away
blames fioni a $10(11)00 fire ndlnceht to
the k'ord Motor Compatii plant, at Hrond
street and Lehigh avenue shortly before
midnight lutielv missed setting lira lo the
building of the () I' 'inn Company, in
which were stmed Son oini gallons nT oil and
grease ,
Absence of fireplugs nenrby folced the
lltemeii to lull out I'loie Hum 3000 feet nf
hose ft mil Twelfth stiec and Lehigh avium-
two siiuaies awav. befnie the file town
ivas able to start vvorkl'ig mi the litiining
build ng at 27.!2-.'ll Ninth llt-iad sheet,
wbli h was destnivcd The building was
owned bv the l-'unl Companv Thlitv autn
mobiles wete iIes'ro)ed
The lit o stnrtcd on the second llooi of
the building occupied h) the I'hlelilj Auto
Itepait Companv It spienit raildl) lo Ho
third Hoot, occupied b) A C Wled. stein a
dealet In paints The lit ft Hour was no
ociuphd nnd the fourth was an attic.
A few moments after the (lames li.ol
eaten tblougli the celling of the iei oml
lloor thele was an eploslun of oil in
gnsolliie ill the paint shop w tilth blew a
hole In the lire lower of the Kurd Huilil
Ing Hi foil? Ilremeti anived the nitlte
building was In Dames, ami although ihlec
aim ins hastll.v followed the initials sum
mons, the tlieflghteis hml no ibauie t.r
saving the nil uctiirc.
ROCKEFELLER'S $12-1,000
GIFT TO SWARTIIMORE
iunds of Culleue Holiuvo It Will
Added to Rndowmuiit of
Daimitory Fund
Ilo
Those in touch with affiiits of Svvaitli
iniii.i College, which has lecelved u gift of
$125,000 fiuni John l Itockofellei e
jiressed the belief today that the money
would be plated In the endowment fund
It Is also possible, manv believe, that the
inotiev will be used towaid electing nil up-lo-da(c
doitultoM 01 as tin- nucleus of a
fund fot it modern home tin the git I 1111
duigiaduiites
The (olllegi authorities hope to have an
iiidnwiiieiit of JI olio Ooo bv I'll'J It. tu .'in
SlliiMiiin ami -.uii iiiiii was i.ilsui iImiiiik
the last je.ll
CONVEYING
MACHBNEFtlV
Ready Money -
United States Loan Society
117 North Broad St,
41t fl. Bib l. 23 18 Oerniantonn art.
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g Does the Work )
B 52 Anil does it better and ( I
f A moio ccoiiomic.illy titan V
' pn any other tpo Save
S3 money by using- our con- J I
tisr veyors. Consult the JI
)) 520 Arch Street
XKW t'UlllKN
(iovettiot l'llco has
Seiintnf .lobu 1! Kate
.It'IKiKS
mimed State
, of t'olltniri
.ludue of tlie
wood (above1), to be
Cnnulun County Circuit Court, and
Assemblymuii (inilleld I'aucoast. of
Audubon, to be .ludce of the Dis
trict Court of Cnmdoli city.
Arrivals til
ATt.WTIC CIT
I. h' 1.. lit? 2d who
Atlntilic Cit
I .tan 10 Mi
ll, til lo Itenn ii i colli
is t.ii tug at n huti I
and Micil for divnii i
here
U II Levis llllhll
lintel at t ivilN
Is among the lei i ut
Tito Tliivii (" Si
UHli urilrti Mrli'tit, r iiNu
(lUnpprim' nf (urtlt, i hiiiiiptiKiif nml
ciiliiirel, Imi( tin mm ourtiKi the uuml
iilil-fuslilnnt tl Kiiint" ir thctUiTi
stiint' iff I lie ln'tt ilimr In tin H
hum In st'cn Hull In our ilnuii
llls Id'Htmiruitl. Tor (rntlimtn. nl
li.' I ( licHtnnt si. li mil Join
IImmii thtr It' i iltHulit fill plu
to IlIlM ll, NiiMtlilltK IMTIIlUlnl
ansGotn
Vq Restaurants
Correct Men's Tailors
Corner 13th and Snnsom
SPECIAL THIS WEEK Fancy
Suitings, regular $30 and $35 qual
ities. Clearance price to $OC
your measure ... "
About 1011 pitl.uiH to i hiiimn Irum I ihlil
anil heuvv w.IkIUh i i . i.k.-.I mi nil. i.ibl k tu
innkH uur 1. 1 tt.m
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liPJ STANDARD WEAVES FROM OUR OWN LOOMS W I
niilAlil.i: AS I1IOS
RUGS
IteGiilur bultf
Bua 1-rlce Prlcii
t.ib S4 00 $3.00
27x54 00 4.50
ihsbi m) 6.75
A6s76 2000 15.25
6". 3600 27.50
8.1x10 6 54 00 40.00
yxl2 57.50 41.50
106x12 7875 59.25
U.lsl5 99.00 74.25
The purchase of a 9x12
Bundhar Wilton Rug dur
ing this sale saves you ex
actly $16.00
Bundhar Willon Carpets
?2.25 per yard
riedtued Irom $.1 (X)
Rego Wilton Carpets
Kediu-ed irom 52 25 lo
$1.75 per yard
Ready-Made Carpets
l'urdert-d and ntcelv scvvi-d.
Vi to f2 less than usual
Ulrlns the kize of oui room)
Other Yard Goods
in mwister, 'lapcstrj and
elieti
loe to 50c less than usual
m
being in many
p!
rgMHH22Q MARKET STREET
HOUHSB iMEN OFF FOR CAPITAL
Delegates to Attend Nntionnl Council
of U. S. Commerce Chamber
limn t Albrerhl, secretary of the 1'hlla.
nelphl.i Hourse. ha left for Waihinglon to
net as the llolirse'd substitute tinllonal mun
rllot nt n meetltig of the National Conn
il of the Chamber of Commerce of the
I'nited SlntcK nt wltli-li the program of
lnisinet for the fltih tiiimi.il meeting of
the ttade Iwilv will he pfcp.lfed The ntl
i un l sessions will begin tomorrow nml roll
thine until t-'rltlnv night, when t'resltlent
ilon will nddrpss the various delegate
The Itoitrse will lie repfPBetttril at Hie
i sxintm bv eleven other delPgnleB. who will
l ive for Washington laic this nftrnnin
thev ate llrnfge 1 llnrtol. president .
Waiier Wood, l-'rnnols 11 iWves William
ii lb tnplcatl. I.lticoln K 1'assmnre nml
ri.iiiklin ddlier from the- board of dl
niiot nnd .1. Couhtv. Inseph Wnv-ie.
ii loiulhnrt It Jones nnd John W Lib
it n from the membership
J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut Juniper Sotittt Peim Square
&
Slender Collars
of Diamonds on Black
Velvet Ribbon
In Philadelphia, The Home of BUNDHAR
A BUNDHAR Wilton Rug For Every Home
Bundhar Wilton French Wilton
1 INK AH
Kefflllur Sdla
Slz t'rlet- Price
iZyiG $5 71 $4.25
27x54 8 50 fi.50
30x63 137S 10.00
4 6x7.6 28 2i 21.25
6x0 50.75 38.50
8 3x10.6 74.75 56.00
yx!2 82 50 58.00
10.6x12 1130U 84.75
H3sl5 14100 106.00
The purchase of a 912
French Wilton Rug during
this sale saves you exactly
$24.50
Hardwick Wilton
rritrm'iioN in hi:hi:iu
The purchase of a 9x12
Hardwick Wilton Rug dur
ing this sule saves you
exactly $21.50 .
Itegular Sale
Ms 1'rti.w I-rtcrt
22' ,ix36 4.50 $3.50
27x54 ......... 6 75 5.00
36x63 10.50 7.75
40x7.6 22.00 17.25
6VJ 40 50 30.75
8 3x10.6 6150 45.50
xl2 65 00 43.50
106x12 88 50 66.50
11315 . ... 110 75 83.00
Tk:. .i ff-
- j. i sua saic uucia sate values lit
"5" the best of weaves, the prices
instances less than the present
and
ARDWICK VA6EE
STOCK SALESMAN COMPLAINS
Philadelphia!! Asks $600,000 Damages
for Loss of Position
iiOClIHKTiJIl. N Y. Jan 30 Suit for
jfiOO.000 damage for alleged breach of con
tfart has been slnrled ngrtlnit tho Crovv
Iher tolof Corporation bv llertry Waring,
of Philadelphia ntul New Vorli, former
financial agent nf 'be rompany. I.ant sum
mer Wdflng pnterwl into n contract with
the rnrnorntion to sell Its sltrcU. linrly In
Noventir Ht-hfy frowtlier, president of
tlip company, teminatwt tho conttaet, It is
ftllPRBtl
Park Otiard Pointnner Dies
Itnherl II t-'ee. Ulii Mnnn.vunk nvetiue,
a t'nrli Rttartl nn Hie pension list, died today
nt his home after a hort lllne- He wnn
nppolhled to tin- police force June 1 HT0.
nnd ieiitiied to go mi Hie pension In 1D14
I'm worked In nil nectlons nf trip Park and
was a great f.ivoiite with the voutiR'iters
MIK
Lqgan Wilton Rugs
The purchase for $35
of a $47.50 9x12
LOGAN WILTON
Rug during this sale
saves you exactly
$12.50
In Various Grades
Axminster, Velvet and
Tapestry Rugs, standard
weaves, at reductions of
from
1-3 to 1-4
1
- ..-!..,.. :-
cost of import.
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Ill wiriiifiwrM'nniiiiiiiiiiiininn iwnniiiini i i iiifnr
The trouble
with delay at
this stage of the
game is this
II may keep you Out
of the Bargain
you have in mind
if it keeps you
from coming" to this
Reduction
Sale
Today!
JJ Thin is a friendly
warning against
putting off your
visit lo Perry's.
We can fit and,
please almost any
man in a Suit or
Overcoat today
but every day re
duces your
chances
No man likes getting
left, and we don't like
it any more than you
do we don't like to see
the disappointment on
the faces of men who
come at the eleventh
hour expecting to find
a full larder and a' com
plete bill-of-f are !
CJ Every reduced Suit
and Overcoat here is a
bargain right up to the
test day of our sales,
but if you wait for the
last day, you may not
get your fit and style!
What good was the
sack of diamonds to the
poor Arab in the desert
who couldn't exchange
them for food and
drink?
CjJ You can get Perry
fifteen and eight-een-dollar
Suits and
Overcoats now for
$13.50 and $15.
4J You can get Perry
twenty, twenty-two-fifty
and twenty-five-rlollar
Suits and
Overcoats now for
$18 and $19.
You can get Perry
thirty, t h i r t y-five
and f o r t y-dollar
Suits and Overcoats
for from $25 to $34:
J And you can get a
Perry forty-five to
sixty-dollar Over
coat at a saving of
seven, ten, twelve
dollars and have
the finest kind of
Overcoat it is pos
sible to make, sell,
or buy!
PERRY&C0.
"N. B. T."
16th & Chestnut Sts.
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