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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILABELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
1920
IIIAYvGET BERGDOLL
iHfPASSPORTFRAUD
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Fideral Authorities Believe Can
1 l ad a Could Act te Aid
United States
USED STOLEN ARMY PAPERS
n
Federal authorities believe they have
found a method of getting Grever Herg Herg
dell extradited ultimately te the United
BUtes In the alleged method he used te
obtain a passport In Canada.
This, according te the report In the
lands of the Department of Justice, was
'bjS'the theft of nn American Legien
member's button and paper.
At Washington It was stated tedny
ttft there Is no ccrtnluty that Grever
IWrgdell la In Germany, despite the
reports that have been received. It is
considered likely, however, that there
is 'at least a little foundation for these
rumors. Twe American citizens, rc rc
turnine.frem Germanv. hnvn stilted nns-
lUrcly that they found evidence that
Urevcr jvni there, and it is known that
the atmr of occupation has been In-
tructed te be en the lookout for the
deserter.
t he Is feuud, the procedure will be
iter Canada te demand him for violation
of the passport regulations. Once in
Canada he probably would be returned
Immediately te .the United States, being
deported as an undesirable alien.
Flight Was Sensational
The story of Bcrgdell's flight across
lh( United States, revealed in the
Evjctijje Pcnue liEDenn, of yester
day, is the most sensational episode el
Grever's hectic career.
. On the May morning when he shot out
f the stone gates of his mansion at
Fifty-second street and Winnfield
areaue he beaded straight for Baltimore,
J
couple of patrolmen . In the first car
they could commandeer.
it Is believed that lie actually dug
up the "pet of geld" which he was
UPDOscd te have hid in the hills of
Maryland, and for the recovery of which
he received jrmlsien te come te Phil
adelphia under guard.
It was evident during his headlong
Sight that he was plentifully supplied
with funds.
'Tet of Geld" May Explain Funds
Nothing In the trlnl of Mrs. Kmmn
Ucrgdell and or four cedefendanta,
who were accti'cd of aiding In the
escape of the Ilcrgdell brothers, would
serve te explain hew lie provided him
self with funds If he did net dig up the
"pet of geld."
In tlie Maryland bills, Grever, sur
rounded nnd all but tracked down by a
cordon of government agents from Phil
adelphia and Washington, needed all
his "fexlncs" te escnnc. Hut he did
escape and dallied westward.
The federal agents have outlined the
trail he followed with sufficient ac
curacy. They have learned that he
changed his name In city after city, be
that he must have used u half dozen
nllascs before he reached Canada. The
trail leads through Columbus, Dayton,
Indianapolis, where he bought a new
car: Springtleld, 111.; La cressc, Ind. ;
Fergus Tails, 8t. Vincent and Lakc-in-tho-Weods.
A story, perhaps as thrilling as that
of his wild ride across half the country,
remains te be told. Winnipeg, the city
In the province of Manitoba, which was
his refuge en the Canadian side of the
line, lies midway between the eastern
and western sea doers of the country.
Trail Lest at Winnipeg
It is net known in which direction be
tiaveled after he reached iunipeg.
Hut It was a long journey either way.
It was a choice like that which would
confront a man in Chicago who had te
make up his mind whether he would flee
te San Francisce or New Yerk.
Whether he made this Journey by rail or
bought nnethcr automobile nnd burned
up Canadian miles and tire fabric Is
nut known.
The boldest of nil his accredited esca
pades in the flight from the United
States was the final one of his alleged
theft of the American Legien button
nnd papers from a former soldier of our
army. '
He met this man In Winnipeg, at
burning the dust in his big "super- ' the Hetel Welscley, scraped acquaint-
ana distancing tlie pursuit of a nuce wun mm nnu preicnucu ne uiu uui
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THE STURDY MASTER OF THE ROAD
Mere Stutz Cars arc sold through the
recommendations of Stutz owners than
by any ether method, and Stutz owners
knew automobiles.
S. R. BLOCKSOM MOTOR CO.
667-9 N. BROAD ST.
Prices Advance $400 Nev.20,1920
'.Charge Accounts Solicited
MaNflsen & DeMan$
12 15 Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
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Special for Tomorrow
Regular 5.00 Trimmed Hats for 2,50
Regular 10.00 Trimmed Hats for 5.00
Regular 15.00 Trimmed Hats for 4.0O
Regular 18.50 Trimmed Hats for t.O
Regular 25.00 Trimmed Hats for 12.50
Hats of Fur & Fur Combinations
Enter the Winter Hats of truebt authority fine evidences
of Mawson & DeMany Millinery superiority. Hats of newest
Satin and Fur, of Brocade arid Fur, of Duvetyn
and Fur and ethers richly appearing in all
Fur Seal, Squirrel, Nutria nnd Mole cembina- O l
ions. Commencing nt O tf 1
'Purchasing Agents' Orders Acceptedz
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'Bank for Mtf
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In the earliest days of the ettlement
Mr. Chandler arrived in Philadelphia with
eight or nine children. Her huaband had
died en ahipbeard, and ae indigent wn
he and her little family that even the
Indians took pity en them, bringing them
feed nnd ether preaenta.
Certainly this incident affords a com
pelling illuatratien of the need every man
ha a of laying by money for that peaiible
"day of dianater."
Get in the habit of putting by a little of
your income each week in our Saving
Department and ee guarantee yeuraeu
ana your loved ones egaintt future want.
GUARANTEE trust and SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
SI6-18-Z0 UUU8T.NUT HTKEJSi
believe the American nctuallv was n
veteran of the great war. When the
veteran grew indignant and offered his
discharge and ether papers for Identi
fication Grever laughed and said the
Jeke was en him.
I ve a friend who would enjoy a Jeke
lke this," he is alleged te have said.
I wish you would lean me the papers."
Tlie soldier did se and never saw
papers or Bergdoll again.
PLAN TO BUY BOONE'S HOME
Movement Started for Pennsylvania
te Purchase Pioneer' Birthplace
Reading, Pa., Net. 10. A move te
purchase the farm In Exeter town
ship where Daniel Beene, the pioneer,
wan born, was atartcd at a meeting of
the Berks County Historical Society.
State ownership of the homestead was
suggested and a committee was named
te present the matter te the coming
session of the Legislature.
The wedding dress of Mrs. Matthew
H. Baldwin, wife of the founder of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, was ex
hibited nt the meeting. The dress was
made in 1810 and was a specimen of
Mrs. Baldwin's handiwork, she bavins
used a geld needle In making it. The
dress was exhibited by Mrs. Stuulcy
Bright, of this city, a great grand
daughter of Mrs. Baldwin.
WILL AID ICEBOUND SHIP
Neme Residents te Send Reindeer
Sled With Feed for Pelar Bear
Seattle, Wash., Nev. 10. (By A.
P ) -Neme, Alaska, residents are plan
ning te send a snow sled relief expedi
tion across the frozen Arrtln tn tin.
trading schooner Pelar Bear, which Is
trapped in the Ice off the Sibcrlau
coast, 22.") miles from Neme, nccerding
t reports received here. Reindeer will
pull the sleds.
The Pelar Bear has n crew of five men
and less than two months' supplies
aboard. The beat is believed te be
within fifty miles of the schooner Maude
en which Haold Amundsen, Norwegian
explorer, is attempting te reach the
North Pele.
SUNDAY BASEBALL AGAIN
Bishop Berry Blames Park Commis
sion for Games In Falrmeunt
The Falrraeuut Park Commission is
blamed as responsible for "an utterly
lawless thing" in the granting of per
mission te play Sunday baseball in
Falrmeunt Park.
Thin Is the declaration of Bishop
Jeseph F. Berry, In a statement cover
ing his attitudes en Sunday baseball.
Bishop Berry, whlle characterizing
Mayer Moere as a man of high ideals,
argues the Majer has no right whatever
te violate his oath te enforce the laws
11s he found them, but that he is wrong
in making an exception of the Sunday
observance law.
The bishop predicts that it may net be
long before an effort will be made te
open the baseball parks for professional
games en Sunday.
SIGNS MIGHT SAVE
CAR OWNERS FINES
Parking en Seuth Side of Arch
Street, Bread te Fifteenth,
Prohibited, but
It's part of the Parkway.
Ne parking is allowed en the south
slde of Arch street between Bread and
Fifteenth.
Many nutomeblllsto especially these
visiting the city have found this out
after tlicy have' been fined. There are
no signs warning the motorist that he
must net park within this territory. He
must learn about it through mere de
duction. Secretary Martin, of, the Falrmeunt
Park Commission, said that the Bquare
in question is part of the Parkway, and
that no parking is allowed en the Park Park
waythereeore, no parking Is permitted
en the seuUi side of Arch street between
Bread and Fifteenth.
It was pointed out that a couple et
signs bearing the words. "Ne Parking
Allowed Here," might simplify matters
and, incidentally, save many motorists
from wastlnz money nnd celnir eway
with a bad opinion of the city. There
was such a sign in this bquare some
time age, but It was removed.
An official of the commission said te
day that frees had been planted along
ven en yE half. ban7 should knew
that It was no sppt for puffing, pant-
P""vtlll'"Cetr'fnrteendent Mills, of the
police bureau, was asked why, a. g
was net placed nt the location in quu
tlen, he said i "That is net In our Juris,
diction. It is the Parkwayand Just ths
snmfi as though it were part qf .Falr-
ineqnt Park, Tlie rules and regulations
ina raji.
Commission.
it are matters for
Always crisp, fresh and flavor
ful direct from our bakery here
in Philadelphia
KEEBL
Oven-fresh
Seda Crackers
Buy by the Pound and Save
Keebler-Weyl Baking Ce., Philadelphia
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9 SQUTHrrJ
STREET
'Furriers and Milliners.
Purchasing agents' or
ders and Liberty Bends
accepted.
Mail
filled.
orders promptly
Fur garments repaired
and remedtltd.
K7vi9 BOB bEeI9 bE IT
m Mfil HSiKifeS
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
will
Purchasers
accounts w
titled te the above dating,
Extra - targe sizes up
te SO bust.
Charan eurehases
be billed en November
1st. Purchasers opening
new accounts wm ee en-
NetemberSaleWinterFurs
Savingssf25te4QFerCent
Wc can tell you everything that is ?oed about this sale, run te superlatives
about quality and go te the limit about the unparalleled values and the unusual
price reductions, but te fully realize the exceptional, the extraordinary opportunity
offered in this November Sale of Winter Furs YOU MUST COME IN AND SEE
THESE GARMENTS TO FULLY APPRECIATE JUST HOW BIG THESE
VALUES ARE. If you will inspect and compare these values with ethers offered at
much higher prices we knew you will buy. Every Fur Ceat and Fur Piece cut
from 25 te 40 per cent during this sale. These are net special garments bought espe
cially le sell for this purpose, but FORBES Quality Furs taken from our own rich
stock. And in buying here, remember, Dependability, Value and Satisfaction go'
with each sale.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR PURCHASE, STORAGE FREE
Extra Special for Tomorrow Only
Taupe Marmet .... 125.00, new Y4.50
Su agger Sports Medel, skillfully
tnade with reverse border.
French Seal 145 J00, new $7,50
Smart Sports Medel A ery effec
ts e goed-w earing coat
Brown Marmet ...175.00, new 125.00
A cry attractlve Sports Medel.
Iirge raccoon cellar and cults. (
Hudsen Seal 195.00 new 135,00
A chic little Sports Medel cf novel
cut. Very soft, fine Klensy pelts.
French Seal 225.00, new 145 M
A full three-quarter length Ceat,
trimmed with skunk.
Taupe Nutria . . . .250.00, new 195,00
Stllsh three-quarter model, finest
heft skins, perfectly matched.
FUR COAT;
Natural 3Iuskral. .225.00, new ItiZ (If)
.Vv Sports Medel. Of beautifully vt,wl'
e
e
marked skins that blend veil.
Hudsen Seal 395.00, new 295 00
Sports Medel set off charmingly with i"'u,uu
skunk or beaer cellar and cuffs.
Moleskin Wrap . .495.00, new QJZ (if)
Beautiful, soft, silky skins; ke- uu,uu
llnsky cellur and cuffs (
Natural Squirrel. .195.00, new ? flf)
Jaunty, full Bex Ceat. Fashioned of t'e,,vv
clear. Djue-gray sums.
Seal Wrap 550.00, new Q7Z Of)
Kelinsky squirrel cellar, cuffs and u'UtVU
Ity, real nklns.
795.00, new S95 M
ened of line. UUUVU
border. Selected nualltv
liaby (jaracul
Wr.ippy effect, r.ishl
tight- curled skins Kelinsky trimmed.
Cheker Scarfs
WVMK
Natural Squirrel . .14.50
Aust. Opossum ...14.50
Jap Mink 16.50
Stene Marten 39.50
Fitch (2-skin) ....49.50
Jap Sable 49.50
Hudsen Bay Sable. 69.50
Very Special
14.50 CHOKER
SCARFS
Natural squirrel, Australian
Opossum and Jap Mink, animal
effects; solid; well made.
9.50
Fur Sets
WERE
Hudsen Seal 39.50
Jap Mink 59.50
Beaver Sets 59.50
Natural Raccoon . 64.50
Taupe Fex 79.50
Black Lynx 74.50
Skunk Sets 110.00
Jap Cress 115.00 125.00
Red Fex 165.00 135.00
Baum Marten 225.00 175.00
Hud. Bay Sable. 245.00 195.00
NOW Ef fc
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10.50 m J9jg
19.50 M fk
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Scarfs
WOLF-Black, "KRE N0W
Brown, Taupe.. .19.50 9.50
French Seal 24.50 14.50
FOX Brown,
Taupe 29.50 19.50
Genuine Beaver. . .39.50 21.50
Natural Skunk ...49.50 34.50
Scotch Moleskin . . 59.50 an.Kn
5 Natural Squirrel.. 59.50 39.50
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39.50 Australian
Seal Steles
12 inches wide, 72 inches lenff.
Fine, soft, lustrous skins, silk
lined.
29.50
NOW
29.50
39.50
39.50
49.50
59.50
59.50
84.50
Open a
Charge
Account
Fur Ceatees
wi:rk new
Taupe Nutria 110.00 69.50
Hudsen Seal 145.00 97.50
French Seal
with Squirrel ..195.00 120.00
Trim'd Hud. Seal. 225.00 137.50
Taupe Nutria with
Black Muskrat.. 295.00 175.00
Natural Mink 295.00 195.00
Hudsen Seal
with Moleskin.. 845.00 210.00
Trim'd Moleskin. .625.00 475.00
Kelinsky. 850.00 625.00
Extra Special'
19.50 Large
Wolf Scarfs
Fashionable animal
effects; smart shades
of taupe, brown and
black. Unusual value.
14.50
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Anstrnlinn Seal . . 39.50 24.50
Scotch Moleskin ..110.00 69.50 j
Hudsen seal iiu.uu oa.eu
Natural Nutria ..125.00 79.50
Natural Skunk ..135.00 84.50
Natural Sauirrel .185.00 84.50
Jap Mink 175.00 97.50
Natural Mink . . . .895.00 245.00
SuillllWIWIlM
"Extra Special
Black
Fex Set
Large, silk-lined ani
mal scarf. Muff te
match, trimmed with
head, paws and tail.
49.50
Seefey's Adjuste Rubber Pad
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hn all
ethen
fall. Can
attach te
meet
trot.
KdreflTleld In prruur but enlrt
nTT anlfti. Thnmb acrew adjusts
pratmrc. Abdominal hflta and UD
porter of onfrler dwlrn.
Cmualutlen Without ctiantt
X. B. BEKZ.EX. 1037 WALNUT 8T.
Cut Out and Sett ter Mfrtne
E. h-sVlSli
HARTMAN RADIUM
LUMINOUS DIALS
An fllal frnture Mnc adopted
en watchrn, clocks nnd Inatriimtnt
lUftU at nUht. Aak your Jevrelrr.
FRANK nARTMAN STUDIO
8pfclall( In the Annllcntlen of
Radlnra Cotnnennda
tl Se. 17th St.. l'hlla.. Ta.
Charter for n Truat Compenr In n Inrir
ety of etr 800.000 pnpulutlen whrrc no
Truat Cempnnr new f.tlit lias br?n ob-
ininen. .llHlnncr le urf nwrtiiiary
capital and rempetrnt man te tnkr rhnrce of
thp manarrment la detlrrd. Amnie reninrn
Rtlen can be arrangrd. All jrpllca con-
uucniiBi.
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IW Exquisite Christmas Gift
I STATIONERY
f Make your selection early, whlle there la nuf- i&
flcicnt tlme te hand-cngrave monograms. 1,
Fer all writing purposes we recommend ,
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bee een ENenAvr.n cnmsTMAs pabds. ImB
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Extraordinary Announcements for THURSDAY"
Eleventh and Market Streets
The Stupendous Sale of
Women's High Shoes
Swings Inte Its Fourth Day Thursday.
New Lets Unpacked Hourly Keep
Shelves and Tables Filled te
S3.95 Overflowing
Actual Values $8,
$10 & $12 at
b'-'' lit 'i
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New
Pur
chases Frem
Bleecker
ShoeCe.,N.Y.;
Cohart Shee
Ce., Bosten; S.
Rosenberg & Sen, Bosten
$3.95
Smartest black and
brown Ud, tan with plain
and colored uppers of
doth or leather. All bed
8tulca; all sizes.
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Sale en
Street
Fleer &
Balcony
Net a Fall
shoe style
missing; ev
ery pair
brand -new
perfect and
e i faultless
Come
t e m e r row
early.
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First Great Clearance Sale
FALL HATS
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Seme worth $4
Seme worth $5
Seme worth un te $8 at
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Velvets with col
ored facings and
solid colors.
Trimmed ready
te wear. Alse a
Special let: $5.00
Silk p.mne el
vet tarns
Large silk velvet
hats and duvetyn
sailors. Smart
styles ready te
wear. An extru
special Millinery
offering.
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Children's $3 and $5 Hats Alse at $2
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Sale of Just 15
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COATS
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Up te $125 Values
Fabhionable three - quarter
length coats of Australian
marmot in kolinsky and
taupe shades. Large self col cel
lar and bell cuifs.
Buy NewPay in January
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I Sixth Fleer
Buys An Extra $15
OY'S SUIT
or 0'COAT
Read every word carefully
belect any Uey's $15 Suit, Over
coat or Mackinaw for which you
Py $15. Then select another ?1G
t r!?1'"1, for whlch you Pay only
i 00 In ether words, buy a. J1S
'!!I?.'.lc"t.1)'l, 1B 'r It. then select
anetiier 15 Kerment and pay Just
l for I1- $30 worth for J 16.
fee SUITS 0R
OVERCOATS J
Suits in woeI't
mixtures, 0 te
17. Overcoats
tn sizes 3 te 0.
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