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ARREST SUSPECTS
v
N MAILBOX THEFT
s
Checks St6lenv at Ninth and
tjv 'JVIarK6t Keceverea in rtoem
of 'Man Held
TRAIL PAIR TO RESTAURANT
Check utelt-n from the mnllbex of
r.t Kpllcr.'nt the northwest cer
ner of NlntB nml Market strcrti. were
found bv dPtfctlVfd In the room of Jehn
newircli aim" wienwii. " -rented
carlv thN mernlnj In n rr-stHU-
rant near Twelfth rind naee MrcctK.
In the nrreft of Heward, who W new
In the Immh of the federal mithnriUrs,
the police believe tiey have taken the
first "ten toward running down the
tuns of mall -box thieve who have bem
eperntlug In the centrnl part of town
Yf'stcrdnv mernlnir fourteen private
wall boxes near Ninth and Market
street were robbed. Detectives Kyan
and Flavcy were ns-iiisiied te the ease,
and durlnir their Investigation saw How Hew
ard standing near Ninth and Market
streets. Karlv thli morning they saw
him again In the restaurant, with Chris
(Tirlstensen. of New Haven. Conn. The
detectives followed a hunch and npi
' tested the men. ....
Heward at first said his name was
Tehn Gleas'en. A notebook found en
?",.;-., m.memlM "2.1712." and
en a chnnec the detectives visited the,
' house at 237 North Twelfth street. Tiiey
. learned he had rented a room there
ycterdny. Thry searched the room
' nd found a bag containing four checks
te an aggregate sum of about $400.
uhlch had been stolen from Price and
Keller. There were ether checks In the
mtehel, also sets of Ink eradlcater and
s jimmy, which fitted marks en the
The prisoner, when confronted with
the evidence obtained by the detectives,
nrimltted his real name 'was Heward,
snd that In 10011 he had shot and killed
a gangster In New Yerk named Byrnes.
for which he was convicted of second
degree murder and served n term In
nrUnn. The police say lie also was
jn prison In naltlnmre for larcenv.
egrc
risen
i prison in immmrr ir mnnn,
Heward and Chrlstensen denied they
Wlirrn you nnd one nam
-YulHl nnd Ilia e"J
I S. K. MILLER I
I Fxiwrt Kltlerfl I
I .n0)4 ft jOO M.MIKKT HTnrr.T I
i7 A
Cemplet"
Line of
Men's, Women's
and Children's
In all sizes from 5
le 12. Widths
AA te EE.
Very Newell
Fall and
Winter Style
In All Leather
Hall Orders Promptly Killed
,ru, ii amurnajri until 10 V. M.
Keystone lheiie. Miwin ii.n.i
Educator
5HOE
knew eaci"e'ihcr, and "trie police si far
iire eecn ununifi te "get anything" en
the- second prisoner Deth men were
turned ever te the federal authorities.
The policy believe a well 'organized
gang has been operating In the center"
of town, following the mailman and
stealing lettters' with checks or cash
In .them almost ' as seen tvi they are
placed In the hall mall boxes.
QUITS METHODISfCHURCH
The Rev. H. P. Guhts' Accepts Call
of Presbyterians
The Kcv. Herman P. Ouhsc, of New
Yerk, has accepted a call te the pas
torate of the Oxford Presbyterian
Church, Itread and Oxford streets, and
will begin his new duties in the jiear
future.
Mr. Gtihffe Is Identified with a con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In New Yerk state, but will be
released from that connection upon
being received ,by the Presbytery of
Philadelphia at Its December meeting.
lie has been serving a community
church.
In the summer Mr. Ouhsc lived in
Ocean Orevc, supplying the pulpits of
various .ticineaist r;piscepai cnurcnea
Couple Beaten by Thug Still Alive
Condition of Merris Sega! and this
wife, Sarah. Segal, of 700 Lembard
street, who are at the Pennsylvania
Hospital suffering from wounds In
flicted by n negre burglar, remains crit
ical, according te physicians at the
hospital. Beth were beaten into un
consciousness 'with a table leg, early
yesterday. Three negrees, llvftig nt 707
Lembard street, arc under arrest rfb
suspicion. The police are hunting a
fourth suspect.
EyjJNIftG .PUBLIC TJEDGER-BiaiLADELPHlA, THTJRSDAY, ta NOVEMBER , H, 1920 .
... t " '... ' S : ' ' r r- :
Packard TViti-Six
11)10 ifTen-tMisaensrr Tnurlnr Cur.
rnmpletetr equipped, IVrfert rondl rendl rondl
tlen. Tied enlj s few Brenlht.. Very
bttriwtlr prire.
Lexington Moter- Ce.
of Pcnna.
ksmms y. in-eftd m.
PROMPT DELIVERY
AU Knit of Miffuera al
WeJ SptcieWnt.
CAJinr-x TTnonrveRKiNn snr.r,
ttlh St Ffderal 8li.. rmdn. N. 4.
TRIES SUICIDE IN CELL
Werry Over Arrest Causes Prisoner
te Take Poison
Werry eyer his arrest en a charge of
cmbezxlement caused Edward Norten,
who has offices In the Heed Building,
te attempt suldde this morning by
drinking poison In a cell at the
Thirty-second street and Woodland
avenue police station.
Sergeant Breltmeyer heard Norten
meaning and discovered him en the
fleer of his cell, ne was sent te the
University Hospital. His condition is
serletis. Asked why he attempted his
life Norten said he could net stand the
disgrace. Norten was arrested en a
warrant sworn out by former Mayer
Jehn Weaver. ,
C(y Has $14,747,157 In Cash
Tim report of the city treasurer today
showed the follewing: necelpU for the
last' week amounted te $207,120, pay
ments $1, .117,110, balance, net Including
the sinking fund, $14,747,157.
ThUttthtttav
EJucateri an
alaayt marbtJ
Csy t vjr 1
tea-
Browning. King
& Company.
Suits
and
Overcoats
Reduced
Onited States Shipping Beard'
Offers for Sale
3577 Tens
Mere or Less,
of Peel 33,
Bituminous
Ceal
Sulfd bldi will be recthtd In th nf
" of District Director. United Statu
"lilpplnr Beard, 80L' Chmltiut ctreet.
Thlla , r.. en or before U A. M., Nev.
1-th, llCO. Illdj te be opened the earn
0h In the office J of the DJetrlct Director
en a per ten Inula fur the whole amount
"as Is where Is." Ceal en the deck at
l'ler US teutb. feet of Oregon street.
l'lille . ra.
TTRMS Certified check for 10 of
tre uhele amount te accompany the bid.
The neard rrsenes Uie rlehl le reject
anj- or nil bids.
Hei .,Wd" heuld be addressed te
T,.- J?.UI,5ril K- OATCbY. District
P'"c'er. United States Shipping; Deard.
VW Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa .
in I Indorsed "Sealed Illds for Ceal Talien
from S. 8, Alderman, and De Ne Open,"
M
!$75 te $60
$70 te $56
$65 te $52
$60 te $48
$55, te $44
$50 te $40
$45 te $36
$40 te $32
$35 te $28
$50
$45
$S5
iAiigiggpqg
m
SUNDAY
UU1INUS
Frem Markct street WHARr
Sundiyi until November 2J, Inc.
Atlantic Cltr
Wlldwoed
Ansleaen,
Ocean Cltr
51.50
cape May
Stene Harber
Sea lata City
u.j t.i. ae( lata Jlty
w..V ' Coraena Inlet
we.aa.1 AvBlen
"Lb
b."""?.0. '"eh and Cane Mar.. 7.
,7
W Sfi.H....- . -. - -Z ??
Stene If ..."' "'"l0."? Mr. .T-aUW
t-o-iens Inlet. sTi.i r-i,w "
SJ
Ity. (Seuth
WUdwoed
caiR!' !'". '5'Fi':
a: " "MCJ O tlU Hi. HUQl
MRaAtJ5.' W'Mpltt.Mij! Cape
Frem Bread Street Station
$3.50 Washington
$3.00 Baltimore
fuZZfJ"' ffTuS add'al
Dreid HU 7 M4.i West fhllada. 7JU.
." H
$3.00 New Yerk
r,uJl,M',p Wir T s- '
kHI DT3'N'lll DeMfaWMJ
Vea'
S
$3.30 Harriaburg
$3.00 EUzabethtewn
-5.70 Lancaster
""ij,'' w" 1 i add at
I SUNDAY, NeT.mber 21
"'""' "'f. Wert Phllada
uiy-ecoedSt,7,ili,
J I SUNmv tv . .. SI
m Bread HI 7 JOV. W. Pblliu, -j.,; k
J FUly-secoed St, 7,i, r' F
BPBnnsylvaniaSystBnij
:u ;
fev'l --i,l'--r- '.;', -r ,.,
Yeung
Mens
Suits
(16te20
(Years)
Overcoats
and
Ulsters
Reduced
in Like
Manner
te
te
te
te
$40
$3
$2,
$24
All
Browning,
King
Clethes
"Meney Back"
te Back Them
Browning, King & Ce.
w
1524-1526
Chestnut St.
Lb
Don't Distort Feet
WILL baby's perfect little feet slay
that way? 'Or. will its tees later be
bent and crumpled up like yours?
The surest preventive is, te
start baby's feet in Educators.
Shaped scientifically, they "let
the feet grew as they should."
Ne corns, bunions,' calleuses,
ingrewing nails, or weak arches
ever come te Educator wearers.
Bring your children here for
geed-looking, long-wearing
Educators. Wear them yourself,
and enjoy the feet-freedom
Nature intended you te hayc.
mm rice a hutchins
Educator
AMOE.
SaS ttaiu.uat.
FOR MEN.
m
DutlCalf Bluchtt
Educator for Chlldrtn
WOMEN, and
Are Sold in These Stere.
CHILDREN
j$mL
&
S. K. Miller
202 H 200 Market St.
R. Cherry's Sen.
BMI Usrniantevn Ave.
H. Ashsr
1612 Rld.e Ave.
Wm. Macfarlane
2030 Frankford Ave.
R. Fester A Sen
4239 Main St.,
Manayunk, Phlla.
Chas. Clerea
Z239 Columbia Ave.
Cee. Schelnn
2101 N. 6th St.
A. Christian
4S02 Frankford Ave.
C M. Carman
258 N. Bind St.
A. Kebus aV Sens
4th A Spruce Sts.
Camden, N. J.
A JL
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The Bey Scouts
Need Your Help!
In Philadelphia, for the lack of Scout leaders
and a sufficient income,
rr
10,000 Beys
Cannet Be Enrolled
as Scouts
The Bey Scout program of outdoor activities,
character building and citizenship training is
an jndisp'ensable aid in making boys into
worthy men, and yet the subscribers te this
splendid work only number 2500 in Phila
delphia. Please help te make our boys stronger, sound
er and fairer men by subscribing te the Scouts.
This Is Hew
Philadelphia Council,
Bey Scouts, of America,
925 Walnut Street.
I hereby subscribe $ te be
m
paid (date).
Name
Address
r :
This Space Is Donated by the
Commercial Trust Company
City Hall Square, West
L'M
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER?
Orar Entire Stock- of Mm s Cktliig Reduced
$40 te $122.50 Overcoats
New $28.50 te $84.00
Men's $35 te $95 Suits,
New $25.00 te $71.50
But the really extraordinary feature of the news for this week-end is the eoed word of these three
groups made up from our own regular lines with the addition of several hundred from a great manu
facturer whose desire te co-operate prompted him te take less than his cost of production. This is the
result
Men's $45.00 Suits
and Overcoats .
$29.00
$50.00 te $65.00
Suits and Overcoats
$39.00
$70.00 te .$90.00
Suits and Overcoats
$49.00
The above groups are assuredly the most remarkable Clothing values obtainable. If, perchance, somewhere else
may be found an odd Overcoat or Suit of equal value, it will be the exception that proves the rule for nowhere will
be found such a varied and well-asserted collection of DESIRABLE CLOTHING at se much below the regular prices.
Handsome Winter Suits of fine worsteds and cassimeres ; great, warm Winter Overcoats and Ulsters from our best
manuiacturers--nt $29.00, $39.00 and $49.00.
-Sf
I . mrawbrldgi L Clothier Scend Fleer, Cast
In All These Lines
Everything Reduced
Entire Stock of Furniture
Bedsteads and Bedding
All Rugs and Carpets
All Curtains and Draperies
Dress Fabrics, All Kinds .
Muslins, Flannels, eH:c.
Men's and Beys' Clothing
Men's and Beys' Hats ( rt
Men's and Beys' Shoes
xcepling
Blelannn
)
Women's Coats at the Lewest
Prices in Many Seasons
Seme were purchased at new low prices, ethers were taken from
regular stock und reduced te meet the lower prices.
Specially Priced Coats Reduced te .$24.50
These were special at $27.50 and $28.75, and very geed values at
that Of wool vcleur in geed dark street shades and black, made in
belted styles, silk-lined throughout and finished with fur cellar.
$35.00 Fur-Trimmed Coats, new $28.75 '
One has solid cellar of fur, the ether has fur-triinmcd cellar. All
belted models of plain and silvcrtencd vcleui, with figured silk lining
throughout.
$45.00 Weel Velour Coats new $33.50
One of the new loose efTccts, with deep cape cellar, and ti immed
with rows of ornamental stitching.
$45.00 Belivia Coats new $37.50 '
Twe geed models, full-belted and nttractivc.lv linrH tlir,i.,.iw..,t
nil nnnil nnlAMira V t .. i -
mi liuuu luiumifea. e -r eirunai(. i. uietlilcr Stceiicl riwr
In
On l re
Women's Dress.es Under Price
Special purchases and Dresses made up
te our special order; also Dresses from rcg
ular stock en which we have taken a reduc
tion. See these to-merrow:
$35.00 te $87.50 Dresses
Special, $25,00 te $50.00
The remainder of n special purchase
net many of any one kind, in fact, only one
of a kind in many instances, but all se desir
able that there is an excellent selection.
Nete the material Kitten's Ear Satin-and-lace,
crepe de chine, tricetine, serge, crepe
Georgette and crepe meteor; many embroid
ered, beaded or braided. Navy blue, black,
brown, gray and taupe.
Special, $19.75 te $23.75
Afternoon Dresses of satin, crepe de
chine, satin-and-crepe Georgette. Made in
tunic styles, draped, plaited or gathered.
Navy, taupe and black.
Extra-size Dresses
Exceptional Values .
At $27.50 te $40.00
These are extraordinary values. Fer instance, the model sketched.
540.00, is identical with Dresses in stock earlier in the season at
$70.00. The same model without the embroidery is $27.50. and the
equal of any Dress formerly in regular stock at $45.00. These and
ethers, of black nnd navy serge, and of jersey in beaver, brown and
navy all specially designed and proportioned for the full hgurc, and
wonderfully slemlerizing in effect. And all equally geed values.
5-- hlrnwbriilgp It Clothier Second Fleer. Market Street
A Small Greup of Women's
Fine Suits Reduced te $90.00j
Of duvet de laine. duvet cut, checked and striped veldyne and
soft silvertene. Seme belted, some en long tailored lines, beautifullv
modeled, some w ith the long rolling cellars, ethers ith fur cellars
that close up snugly. A few arc embroidered $!0.00.
Suits, Special, from $30.00 te $45.00
Worsted jcr&cy in heather mixture, smartly tailored broadcloth,"
wool veleur and sihertene. Delted and semi-belted nnd variously
stitched, tucked, plaited and butten-ti immed. In black, navy blue and
fashionable shades.
Heather Jersey Suits, Special, $21.75
Smart heather mixtuies, made in belted styles, with patch pockets
and mannish cellars. Mrabrm.e 4 netht-r smim riwr emu.
All Beys' Hats
Are Reduced
Tweed and Cleth Hats, that
were $2.50 te $4.00, arc new $1.95
te $3.25.
Velvet and Plush Hats, former
ly $3.50 te $7.00, new $2.05 te
$5.95.
$8.00 te $10.50 Vcleur Hats
$6.95 te $9.15. 1"
$1.60 te $2.50 Caps $1.35 te
$1.95.
$6.00 te $20.00 Fur Turbans
$1.75 te $15.75.
Knitted and Weel Caps, that
were $1.00 te $2.50, are new 85c
U) $2.25. Straw brldKe t- Clothier
Second Kleer, I'llbert Street, Hunt
DIAMOND
JEWELRY
REDUCED
Twenty per cent, has been
taken off the selling prices of
about 100 articles of Diamond
Jewelry including Rings, Bar
Pius, Breeches, La Vallicrcs,
Bracelets antl Scarf Pins.
Gift seekers will brc te it that
the entire collection is gene by
closing time te-morrow.
S(rbrlilKe k Clothier
Ali'e fl Market Street
Hair Goods
Special at $3.95
Substantia) reductions en Wavy
Hair for fashionable ceiffures:
Transformations, 22-in. new
$3.95 '
26-in. Switches, 3 stems new
$3 95
Ten Manicures, $4.00
A ticket for 10 Manicures
means a saving of $1.00.
Manicuring, regularly 50c.
Straw brlilne & Clothier -I'lr.t
l'loer Ilnlcen I'llbert Htreet
Beys' Fine White
Blouses at $1.65
Save Mere Than One-fourth
Blouse Waists of nll-white
striped madrus- or plain white
mercerised cotton pongee. All
with .attached turn-back cuffs,
cellars separate or attached.
Were $2.25 new $1.65.
Strawhrldc. k Clothier
, Heceml fleer, Ka.t
If Yeu Want One
of These Famous
Phonographs
t
All Yeu Need Pay
new is $10.00
And tlie instrument will be deli
eretl immediately or later, as
wish.
you
Ne Mere Payments
Until Next January!
SJ 1 " "j "Jti B
il 1
CHENEY
Stlc If $ J 50
At which time you can, by arrange
ment, begin paying the balance in
small monthly amounts oxtenHimr
ever a whole year.
Victer Victrela (Style IX) $75
Victer Victrela (Style XI) $150
Columbia Grajonela (Style E2 ) $120
Columbia Grajonela (Style G2) $150
Cheney Phonograph (Style II) $150
Cheney Phonograph (Style III) $185
Windham Phonograph (Style A) $100
JVindham Phonograph (Style C) $125
II cywoed-ll'akc field Reed Cabinet
Pcrjektenc Phonographs . . ..$00 te $185
B. Vtrawbrliljic . Hethler I'lflh Doer W hi
Sweaters Reduced in
Sporting Goods
Stere
Seme discontinued numbers at
$5.00, that were $8.00. V-neck,
Pull-ever Sweaters-, in navy,
maroon or white, nt $9.25, Hint
were $10.50. V-neck, Pull-ever
Sweaters, tome in two-color com
binations, were $10.00 te $20.00,
new $7.50 nnd $11.50.
Ceat Sweaters for Children
Werth $5.00 Special at $2
Worsted Sweaters, sizes 2 nnd
3 yenrs.
blraw bridge 4 i letlii.r reui Hi I loer
Gossard Corsets
2 Medels Reduced
Twe stjle! in these famous
FRONT-LACK Cer.sets te be dis dis
centinued by the manufuctuier.
$23 Gossard Corsets, $l."i.00
Medel lf-06, of Hue pink bro bre
cade. Lew bust, long hips, heav
ily boned, and with wide clastic
in back nnd at the sides.
$20 GeKHird Corsets, $12.00
Medel 1503, of fine brocade. A
substantially boned style, with
low bust und long hips.
Straw brldae t Mnthler
Third fleer r.trket Mrft, vvett
Strawbridge & Clothier
MARKET STREET
EIGHTH STREET
3i-n' pv,yr.
RT STREET
L-3Q
V
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Watches Reduced
Save 20 per Cent.
A miscellaneous let of Watches
from our .-cgular stock, th-ut meet
the various demands of men and
women who would combine ex
cellence and econemy:
Men's $12.50 te $10 Watches
new $10.00 te $.52.00
Women's $19.50 te $35.00
Watches new SI 5.50 te $28
Sirnw brhlite K. ( lelhUr
AWe e .Via strt
Stationery Reduced
55c. worth 90c Sets of
American Lawn Stutienny, 72
sheets of Wilting Paper and 50
Envelopes te match. In white,
pink, blue, buff, lavender or Kray.
58c. worth 75c Cabinets of
line Stationery, 12 sheets each of
Writing Paper, in white, pink,
blue or buff, und Envelopes.
20c. worth :55c Linen-finish
Stationery, white or tinted, 24
sliftts of Paper with Envelopes.
A of a Dny Ten Soen te Order
V.npraved Chr'mlmas Cmd
Mi u h-a A Cluihier- Alt 10 rmre
95c Bath Rebe
Flannel, new 85c
Many ultrnetixe designu and
bhadrs in Winter Bath Rebo
Fabric new 8."c u yard
MraHhllilire A I Inthlnr -Ainle 11 TelUrd
Winter Blankets
An Unusual Value
At $10.50 a Pair
Fer warmth and durability
thc-he ure a wisp choice. Fine
White Weel-mixed Hlunketa with
pink or blue borders. riruy
Rlnnkcts with funcy borders.
Plaid Rlankcli in sittractive col
orings. The f-ptcinl price is
$10.50 u pair.
NlmhrnlK I lelhler
Nte II ruiwrt Street
Ball-Bearing Reller
Skates at $2.25
SPECIAL. Extra-strentj, steel
truss, self-contained ball-bearing
rolls, adjustable) as te sIm, $2.25,
Other Bull-benrlnr Skates, $.'1.50.
Plaln-bearinp Skutes, $1 G5.
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