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of Suspect
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IKislWO OTHERS ARE SOUGHT
is1 ( ft Cwo nllcgerf nilk tlili-vrs wrrr nip
BRIGHT LIGHTS HOLD FEW
JOYS FOR RUNAWAY GIRLS
' Frances Willis, 13, ami Anna Tally, 10. Find Arrival of Daddy
Most Entertaining Feature of Trip to liig City
"('nn j-nti (tiro ti n rnom for tlii'l until Frnm-i". wlin vermeil 11 trifle nn
n 1 b h t ? NVvp trlnl ipvi't-iil nihnp plfirps) no.vnl to Imvc n MlrniiRcr bronk In on
oti this street, hut tlie.v only linvp house- ,hr v.Milni:. .
lii'PliiiiK npnitnipiit." "Won't ymi romp with mp nml hnvo
In this wny .l,.r.,o.,eIlr.n1,l KinuecH ' ''ThnH our .li.mrr. Xnw. ,
illlo ntul Alum Tnlly. iikciI 10, of; we're fixeil up. we nrp roIiir to the
En.xton. Mil.. crerteil Mr. Kllznbrtli j "movie."
Norton, nroprietre.., f ,t,P WI.p,-. UO.Hi I "v," l,l.Mii''i-i-i.i!!r uH""'''.'''',
- i iit-i'II i ip i it i mil' i mi i it it'i 1 II jni'tl
MISSION HEADS
t -U ....... !. ..
111! II !"HH' . i:i7I l' I'll 1 II II . la.... l.f...... I. ..,., wu (mill. I uni a. ....
feKM. IVMIiwo RtriTt nrnr Twelfth, the "U h-v- '"-'tnliily.- r. plied Mr-.. Nor- "Hut wont irai fnthrr nnd mother
BJ'ilii.i. -.r .i . . . .'ton "Strn vlalil in" worry hImiiiI ou .' 'IIip.v expect you
MM" 'f Ikf mri, (! Ihrj fcn;'m ... ' , "' . . .. ... hnnie luiilgM." Midi cCrcndy In n
m 5rfMl mlmlttan.e to .lotertivei.. " J" nnt m Mny fr Hip ulsht.i ,.,.,,,.,, .,,.,,
,S wfi'T'l.n .I- i..... .... .. ' for P tllllft tnKP Hip T o'plorK 1 1 It ill Tim ..Ml. Iron tinnai.il. A tmn 1i.nl.-rwl
-..... uri.'iiuii. . .iiiir1..!.. in.. ... ...
with the chlldrrn In the district (it otir
mission, ii great many nhnmcful occur
rniocK ncopoMirlly rome to my ryes nnd
rnrn. I know Hint Hip nouUienntcrn eec
tlnn of the city Is honeycombed with
'f.ocln.1 clubs' Hint arc powerful nRencles
for evil nnd dehnuehery nmong the
young men and women who come In
eontnet with them.
(.Hinbilni, nnd Dun re IlnlU
"Some of these clubs are used for
gambling, and ninny of them are dance
hnlls. Wlmt the pffpet of this type
of nuiusement on the youth of oi.r city
Is needs nn comment.
"Coenlnc ntlll Is being sold through
out this part of the city, and there nrc
any liumber of private stills nnd boot
legging establishments.
" "The way to stop this ort of thine
A corroboration of the stntements of s nnt. ns Doctor McHenry pointed out.
- . I il....l. il.n t..f rwnnnwi nf ll.. In...
i- ti i-'...r... Mi.iienrr. cenern SPC iiuiihkh ............ .....uu Ui nn: inn
rptnrv of Hip Kplwopnl flty Mission,
CLEAN UP OF VICE
S. R. Cnyton Corroborates1
Charges of Rov. Dr. McHenry
on Conditions in River Wards j
POLICE DENY ASSERTIONS,
Wf. PTV
to .' V WoA' .-
V ?'Tll,,?c' Mrect near Twelfth, nnd Tony
'JtBet
r, are accused of tnkinz S.'OOO in
j'Hk goods from the torph.i. of tlie
'IMnghnru Motor Kxprcss (,.. I'erth and ' their limnp in Kaston
Qteen strppf Tl.n r.lo.n.. i . -lr. ortnn (Mil n
back to Kntnn in the morning." mi Id.
l'tnucps. ii slip turiiPil to the iiilrrnr In
th" hull
The little girls uprp rnnnwnys from
lot of lliink--
,w..vM rurns. i iip roiuipcv occurred . , , . , , .. .
k n.nn .... . . . i iub .1 "lie eil lier chnrcps up the steps.
.i. ..ou o ciock .tPstpnlHj niorning. j she win't -lire whether or not
Four men In a innrnrcnr forced nuishc he.nil n little sob n she nenred the
entrance to the expres compnnv'u of- "econd tlnot .
fico nnd obtained the kes fr tW nd-., ",11"''" '" ,n,,r l,,,1,h,1.,, n '"'r. 'T" "rP
Inlhlm rir... .i ..;.i. '...." p nn ifiesiienins up a bit III sec that your
..,,., -......... , In ..Pfler."
to the Hour nnd for the first . time
Kmiiicpm lookeil to Anna for help.
"t think mi would have 11 nice, hot
dinner niid mi.d get home even to
iiIrIi! if yon went uith Mr. McCrcndy."
interpoed Mt N'orton, who had been
standing b fiuiet'v.
V. ine tllteves took elcvou luudctigpit of
MIHCr. MIIK
trniiil rnl.irt.t ., onon
tntrrypignt dozen .lk shirt-, valued nt
lntlnw Onieer to Door
It -.eempil as tlmiisli Hip.v were wait
ing just for th" p--cliolo(.icnI moment
and without n word they followed the
detect I vp to the door.
Tlip Kaston police meanwhile notified
f'lty Hnll that two children bought
tickets for this cit and Hint their
fathers were on their way to senreh for
them.
At Pity Hull ther .iff met Into last
night nnd today the children are bnek
in Knston with "h talc to tell." They
if.... .i..i.i:..- I.... f ....:-... !.... .. . ..... in,.. .!.. i
streets station, and Im.,i,w. c..,h , .. .V" ' 'V..1-. 'it" 'v. . " f. ""M,,c" ,'" u,h ,' ' "' .'' """
.. ... III! Ill,- liri'i IIH . .'.I-.. ...... I'll ... IU till. I MIIIIIIM'II II. I . IHI 111 I nil. I IMIIHC
"'""ibnck to cet her new lodgers. 'change from their respective familv
"There is : gentleman downstairs to pneketbooks.
fee )ou." lic nid: noticing Hint the
(alls City Hall
Clw. I,.,.......l ,1,.tf. llin u..na ntwt rtnlt.wl
AA i . , , . ti . ,"lir llllllic'l (H'l'll IUV ric n IIIU IMIIVtl
JjCpO nnd a bundle of silk .loth worth Citv i,,.
w-f- ii "'..'"''Wi-nwnx n small I K.-nring tlnit hnuld she show the
Mfj. valued at N.. nnd which coi.tnincdl.liiiiire,, ., they would fnll fast
f-r...!1 i m . . . . n-lccp upon il . hc wnited for Dctcc
JlcCnrthy nnd Met ornnck. i tr ct . n. .1.. '....,. .. ....!..
..n. -., ,,. ., . i, live .mci rcuu,. ii.i. iimirs.
irvuirn 01 t lie 1 mi (l(l I.UMOnwood
nnd C reednn. of the Citv Hnll
xfno were invptitigiiting the mldieri , In I
cated n molutcnr lal night in a enrage
;AM At,.!... mnnt ..n.. '!. ..I C I. , l:
nnn-'n n.fr.1..,.,. ,v fn ' , !.' ..... ' -"l ""' "'"' '"id t)l)t llill tile tMCPS
'H.,.in ti.n ...... 1....1 1 ,' :.. 1 "f tears shed in her absence
Miinivi.iiA .... n .!-.. .,.-. .1 .." in l
1h ilk robbery, the detectives lenined 1
regarding the amazing vice conditions
i (j...i. iii.ii.wtnlnliln. nn L'lvrn today
by ' S H. Cnyton, superintendent of
the Itedford Stieet Mission, 010 Knterj
street.
"Kroni my persnnnl experience 1 know 1
that the Immorality and lawlessness de
"crlbed bv Doctor McHenry exists, " 1
said Mr. C.ivton. "nnd 1 feel ns be
doe that the people of the city should 1
awaken to the Hate of affairs and take
Immediate steps to control nnd correct
them. ... . . I
"Although my work Is nlmost entirely (
alone, but by giving these yotins peo
jilc n chnncc to find orderly nnd whole
some pleasures. South I'hilHdelphla
should have some sort of n community
center within n rnditin of no many
block, to give the proper sort of In
terests nnd nmiisements to the young
people of nil ages."
Director Cortelyou explained tndny
Hint the police hnvo been doing their
duty In cleaning up the southeastern
section of the city nnd that, their ef
forts are being strenuously continued.
"Conditions: In that section are stead
ily Improving," snld.thc director, "nnd
within the pnst six months (100 nrrrt
among drug peddlers, bootleggers and
lawbreakers of Hint dims, have been
made. The pollen will see to It Hint no
laxity develops In their work nnd Hint
the Improvement1 will continue."
I.ieiitennnt Simon Oreenberg. of the
Twenty -fifth district denies flint the
xtate of nffnlrR described by Doctor Mc
Henry exlbts In Mr district, which Is In
the heart of the "bad Innds'' nttneked
by the rector.
"There Is nothing (hnt could be called
lawlessness In mjr district," explained
the lieutenant, "nnd there is no founda
tion for flic statement that It Is unsafe
to Walk about the street In this part of
the city after nightfall. ' There have
been no murders or holdups in this sec
tion for n considerable time, nnd nil the
talk about Hie dnncc-hnll disorders Is
exnggcrated.
"Merchnnt sailor who come ashore
nt the docks In this district complnin
that they would rnther be nnywherc else
tlinn Philadelphia, and that there Is
'nothing doing' In the wnyof the excite
ment nnd plcnsurc they are ncciistomcd
to In other ports, t think that sort of
testimony spenks for Itself.
"There nrc only n few dance hnlls In
my district. I.nte Inst night I walked
over the whole district nnd the people
nn the Mrcets were few and far be
tween. "My men are on their jobs down here,
nnd we would be the first to hear of nnd
put nn end to holdup's and other Inwlcss
disorders."
PLAN TO" AID UNIVERSITY 1
Recorder Nltische Would Don
World's Fair Buildings Aft.r 1.
A plnn whereby tho University It '
Pennsylvania would receive land ! ''
exhibition buildings nt the end of i '.
proposed world's fair In this i- . '
11120 was suggested by Oe0rir
ttltiaehe. recorder nt hn t'i. ..
' u -iiivcreity 91 i'i
n luncheon nf the TlntnnM rn.. . ' " .1
.. ..... . ,... --.,..,, vjiiid Ib ti.
ltellcvuc-Htratford yesterday. '
Ills plan calls for the condemnn. ,
nil property from the west si,i ,
Thirty-third street to the cant sir). ,
Thirty-fourth street between Fairmont!!
Pnrk nnd the University cnmniu tv
position buildings errcted on this i.lY J
he said, could nftrrwnrd be n,JVld'
part of the equipment of tho UnlverVu a ,
nnd nt the same time tho campus ,l. ft ,
bo connected with Fnirmount Kvou,s !.
fA
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It' s
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tnc name nt the owner nnd went to
Itosn's home nt 11 o'clock lnt nichi.
The detectives wimp rcritspit uilinil -tance.
Tliey forced .1 door nnd found
Ross nnd l.etcir hnd lied in the roof.
M-Cnrthy ran to the rem- jnrd. . the
"men on the roof and fired cvcnii slmt
ntthem.
Thn men lirrenilereil .. it hunt lelt -
A vnce when Hie other ilitpctic rpiiched
A ip roof. Police sin thc found the
, major pnrt of the stolen goods in Kos
iiome.
CLASS DAY AT HAVERF0RD
They seemed n tritle surprised but
asked no iiii".timi.
"(!ood evening, rninces nnd Anna.
I liciird con wen- in town nuib thotilcht
I'd drop in to i.cc mhi," was Detective
McCrcndy's greeting.
"IIn iln. Imt we don't know you."
LEARN FRENCH
rtllir MHirr iimm.nl ililllnc ,icn(lnn.
tleetnners' elnsr fnrmlnic for .Inly mill
Ancnst nt Atluiitle (ll. CniMeran
tloiml niprlioil n, Interestlnir, rffre.
live. Itntes i tt,v low V'rlti for nr
(li'iilnr. c rinfi. i.i.ix.i.K nrrici:
Let Cuticura Be
Yonr Beauty Doctor
HOME VICTOlt
WATER HEATER
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FOR COAT,
orlnplple conitnn' mto-
Dinner and Dance at Memorial Gar-
- den This Evening
All friends of llnverfoni College are
invited to attend the unnnul "nunnencr-
wient pxprcises tomorrow morning 111 II
V n'rlnrt- nnrl to remnin fnr..i h'ticlicn
littrrward. Kor the first time no imi
; nr tickets hnvc been em ont ;
f if v5? f occasion and inHend evi-iv nn"
I --Jted in Hie college is nsked in
.ent.
TSdsy is clnss dny. A dinner wi! he
jilven by the cinss in the Mcini'i.il
Garden nnd n dance tonight. The .in--reunions
will begin this evening
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT
The Municipal Hand will pliu t.mgi,t
In Jefferson .treet betweeti Sixtj soi
ond nnd Sixty-third.
N'pivCrmilnf Tunii inns fur Snip
Old Panama Hats
uicancaana kcdiockco -
nr llleiirliisl In the Nmtl
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f num. Filbert n
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clr: 24 to an callent. le lt.n
radiators aln 1Tir I noth
Inr Jutt at cnod Fr bnnk.
Reeves Stove 38
& Foundry Co. So. 2d
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CLOSED
MORTGAGE STEAM
RAILROAD BOND
tnntnrtns In 1PM.
w t.xiefl in inns
This hnnfl
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Interest nnd ! tnrsely held by
nnnlis, trnt eninpnnies and lit
Inturnnr rompnnles.
PRICK TO YIELD
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Yearly Income $40
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BYRON H. FELL, D.D.S.
Pjtorrliea ind Orthodontia a Specially
X-Rar Studio Denial Radiojraphf
Mi I'enflrlil lllilc. I.12S Clirstnut St.
Thnne Hllvft ;.1t
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KEENE&CO.
OPTICIANS
1211 WALNUT ST.
Bej: to Announce Their
REMOVAL
July 1, 1920
to
1713 Walnut St.
UNEQUALEDJN PURITY
It helps to keep the ayatem in
good condition
TARADIsn PIUNG COMPWY
llrutitmrk. Maine Cincinnati, Ohio
Mitcitell. FLETcnnn Ca
Finujt Aovisa Co.
IS and
Moil nnrl vminir nipn lhrniitrhoul, ihc citv kx$
surrounding towns arc invited to select
Sji from an oflfcrinjr of sixty to seventy new pat- ff
terns of fine tailoring cloths including; navy blue &
H serges woven from pure Australian wool, at
KJ
EmrteenEasi
A luxurious residential hotel
opposite the Metropolitan Club
nnd FKth avenue entrance to
Central Park. Easy access to
the theatres, cluba and ahaiv.
hplne centers.
EAGER & BABCOCK
WW VOHK C4TY
II'
Special
GOOD ONLY
FOR 2 DAYS
90'
Stafford's Commercial
or
Carter'" Blue-Black
Writing Fluid iwrumirt
The Office Requirements Co.
1302-04 Filbert St.
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$50 to $55
Fifty-five of these pntteni3 are distinctly inrli
viduaal and new as fine summer woolens and
unfinished worsteds as you have seen or will
see anywhere.
There are grey and black screes. From
these you have unrestricted selection at $50.
The pure Australian wool navy blue serges arc
$55.
Built to Measurement
Examinatiton of thi3 wonderful presentation
of fine tailoring cloths will prove to you that it
is not necessary to spend $80 to $125 for a
fine, tailored suit.
Wanamaker & Brown
Merchant Tailoring Shop
Market at Sixth Street
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ALUMINUM
FOR
SALE
, The Navy offers 70,
000 pounds of new
Ingot Aluminum in
'vingots of two pounds
each.
'The sale will be by
pealed proposals,
il kids on which will
be opened June 15,
1920, at 10:30 A.M.
Catalogues and other in
formation man bv oh
iaitted from the Board of
Survey, Appraisal & Sale,
Naw yard, Norfolk, Vc
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WE'VE MOVE
Our battle against an exorbitant increase in
rent, lost us our 1 3th St. basement, but we gained
thousands of new friends and we vindicated our
firm stand for low prices on Royal Shoes.
We Open a Temporary Location
in the
Binder Building, 35 South 13th St.
Tomorrow, Friday, June 11
TO MAKE QUICK DISPOSAL
Of Our $300,000 Stock
OF MEN'S FINE SHOES '
We have $300,000 worth of America's finest
men's shoes to dispose of, Regardless of Profits.
We will reward our 50,000 friends, who stood
by us in our recent rent fight, by giving them the
biggest cash savings of the year!
See Tomorrow 's Papers for Full Details
ROYAL BOOT SHOP fig
TEMPORARY LOCATION
35 South 13th St. (Binder Building) Opens Tomorrow
HI
Wh
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th
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comes in
A
MAN
does
twice as much
work as a $5 -a day man,
is worth $10 If you get
him for $8 you're
making money
s the same with
Our clothes wear twice
as long as the ordinary
kind; they cost very
little more
T.
i irs me same witn ciotnes
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
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Besides you get
your money back if
you're not satisfied
Strawbridge & Clothier are the Philadelphia
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