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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2G, 1020
3ai Treadwcty Says
Killed Peirce Missing
Continued frnm l'np On '
fff If liy nnv rlinnrc lip Imil ciimc in
Inte S.ittinlnv iilclit. mui If -.lit- lnul In
Jnnkp up the lieil.
Te her ntiiiiHiinciit lii' n HimI Hit
liril lind net Iwn slept In. Hut tin- l:ig i
wni pene.
Mrs. Oinst vn surprhcil. 1 1 - niiiri'
in nn tin- trmmt liml left Ih'IiIihI him.
tile rout Hint lniil lning in tin r'-i't.i
tlu clmiii liiii-n frcnli fieiii l'i- liuiiulrj
nml 11 in" 1:1 te. j
Is liti)iiil:int Cup
TIip lii'i'UtM" nun he ix I ri'imlj Im
portant. It w:i nn nlil imil snili'il bit i f
ttiri' tint it Iieip t lit- niiil'l''s nniiii' in
vlilp. mill Hit' iiiui'p of iiniiiiifiii'tiii'i .,
Celtiriiliii. O.
It H'l'ini'll til tllP imtlrn n pnllirlili lli'l'
tlint "Al" S.nltli lii)ii!(l iinvr HihI te
Ohie, I'll- -.liiti- ulu'ip tlip tic pri'sinn
nlil.v vwiv butiglii.
All tin- I I'lmisiiiK "f tin' IimUit Wimp
tnki-n In ntj luill.
Di'tiTthi- IIi'uii'im iMiit innii' tltiin
en Innii' i iimu-wmi; stuip nml ilwrll
Iiirs m tin- ni'liililniiliiiiiil. Imt iim'il no
lrnin of n iit li l'ri. ' liij: iril i m
te Kiulnli nml Spnii'i'.
IlllUI'M'l , till' lllllir ,l -II lull'. Ill'-
(online te tin' iirisnin'is' aieMini. tlmt
Mr. rini-t "iiiil sin- irelialil ueulil
linvc lii'iinl iuiIIiIiik nti.Uinu. nml ipm
fctmi' in the ii'MsIiIhiHiiiimI ,,i il.inl
and i'mtn IiiiiispIiimI tnt u '-.
"It M' n n tlieni;li ( would Iiuw'
te ni'i'i'in flip stnrj told In Tii'iidwn.i
h in p.Tt fin- nt liuist," s,n! !
tcctlvp 15i'l-li.i. Mud In A fin- nn -etlii'i
muii or Hi-i!)lj tw ntlirt iih-ii
in renni'i'tiini vvitli tin: prinii'.
Itrkh.iu ttf.lsps Virus
'Tin.! I iL'ii'iM'd word irmii I irti'e
tiP llrillllrj, who wii- -wit 1j leek lll
tlip Kklith and Sjiiiiii' st.irt li'iid.
that lip had lint found Smith, I felt
Eliri' that wi' had tin' tilit mini in1
Ttrnihwij .
"I -till I i'Ili'M that whi'ii tin1 triii triii
Bter.i of thp mnidi'r 1- ted it will !
kIiiiwii hut T.i .nl.i, had a r".il f.i't
in ii. pr I .rit idettim; t'if "tii k ii'i' ei
lVin f
Dl'tC I'M' III HUM) WIIS MP 1111)1 I'OH i
with wh"t !" variiul wlii-n hi- vi-it"
tin- iii'lahlio'-hneil uf i-.i lull 'mil Sp-u
Btri'i't-. loeliiii'j ler "AT Si.uili that
lie did I) 1 ' a m.nuti' i'iiIIiuk I t
tivp IU'i-liaw en t.ie i li-plieni' -hi t. .it
ininii'diat I'.Tu't- niiht In- i.iadi t
triii and I'lipt'ire t n it li
Tin" jietr p li n nn m in t '! tu n
llniUi-'i tin i' ii t 1 1 t i Tu iv ,n
hewi'Vi'i 'I In mirn -u-'n i . . n . . n mi -vtan
pi Iln' huvi' dm; u,i ti'iiduiK te
court m ln- Kinlt "t p.iitn iimtnii; m tl.p
ih'ircc's lintr Brushes
in Treat! way's llaggagc
Atielhnr M'liip of I'Mih'ii
mtlii'd In tni' pelifp was thp lliiilin
of ndilltlniiat nit!'li' -aid te luiv
ipleii'.'d le lli"iri 1'i'int' In IVli'i1
Ti-piiihMi.v''- lnur-msp. 'l'hi'ii' worn ti
ui'ik m ai f, a mini) mid two i.iilitary
lirti-lip-.
cliliii'. m"-p adili'd te In nii'it'u" tlinl
in thp -c.irth nt tin" miipppt'i Iiikc.icp.
Til's wiii that In- had a iiit',iIi', a mmli
and ii pair of niilitm.i Inushi's liolenulim
te IVii..'.
rnnl lln- new i'vIiIpiiiv aluiiit "Al"
Smith whs ehtalni'd. IMntivi' lli'l
ihnw's nttiludi' ulient tin- Htm j told by
tin man and un.nnii uiuh r mii'-l wa
that it "ll-tPtnd welt, hut wan Wdd't'd
In what tlip peln I'.l.ad linnii'd."
I'litiiiliiiiin I.mllPi. of tin' Kiftt'i'iith
(ilnl l.ei u-t Hl'pptt Htiillen, wn- -nit for
b. Ciiiitnln S.mdi i tedai te In' tiii'
tun" I aliiiii tin' i.ii he hud -i'"ti en
Hiiuil.ii merulns ve wit out Walnut
-trpi'f, I'enlii nil u tw. in "i mil a w.iin
nu. etip of I lir in n bt'lns l'i'iiri'.
I'aptain Seudir ha- net In en nl In te
I'eiitinn ii -te i told lij Miirli' WilliuiiiH
that a p iI'ii'muiii hid lin"i ciianhn;
tin- ctir wlu'ii tln' i mm' out of tin' heui'
at Wiiluiit .tnit. iipiii Twi'iin tir't.
mid tlinl t'li-j effi'-i'd tin- m:iu :i drink,
wliirli in- Iriil ivlu-i'd. mid kii"' him a
de lar.
It v.a- li.'i-ti'd it di'tictiM- ' iiitii.ir
lir- that i,n ni'l- hi"., would imt In
"-'nti'd." :i- i i'ii ti a ' with -u.h-I'i
I-. or s'vi'ii i h"ii"',i'; Iml.n. Tln'
-' il'l ill'' bi.ll! i Id. 'l i no i'";inili
liiiK1"" irxalii"! tin i i Tlii'i 1'iturind
i'eiii U I ! ,!n ; .lii'itnrMx.
I'tiptain Seudi'i' would mil n why
tliN piilii hud bun dniili'il n. but it
uiis tli'ii.'iht it ..ih ! nin tin1 di'ti'i1
liM'H W " i' ' .l.'.i.i; le -( . ilirthrr t'li'
I'lidi'iu-i' would I 'lid te lenilnu Tti'tul
wiii'h te.j ;iti.l i lip virl's abeill tin tin
ethi'r null leti'i'.ui'd in tilt rriini'.
'I'l'l 'I'iw.M .1 li '. i .. ,li ii 1' h II .
I' ii i "'' piii'..iu; l,ii- ,n. ' ltioeii. mi I
tin' di'ii" tip- -,i tiii' hepr te lin al;
I nn down.
TIip -imiiip fa .' " hii h Ii iipi:iM"'
at i,i' linn' of his lii-l hi i.ii.iiui'UI Ii'
I'll' C.l'ltltill ."-ellllil l.i-l nUl.t Ills i"l
I ii i - iiin'wliul . Up .n'; w i ru nn '
! tjiatd. Thr drt'ilm- ilmi.ht In .
.,w in his mi I'.ir.im " m.d il"iii"inei tin'
lir-t -icu- of wiiki tiins,
Trt'.i Iv. 1 1 1 it I tin- ti"l .no in wnli I)
pp.-ruti'd i I'll- .it 'it Mill, att ! th'
i m iti ':'! lit ii' t'i -'r iiiriMi In l'i ;,:i
ill 1) ill III I. Hi I'l-t li'j'lt 1,1 i an . el df
t- etui's, v. ' i 'i i ii .i 'tri li 1 m a
i.i.i'tf i' i. ; ni 1". til Stu'it S' i
tieii. stimat I te niini1"' tlie i-.ind-.
Thp .irii. il of "i -uspi-i-t vi . ,t
i nib d I ,i i le f t n -tr 'ii.i -I 'i i i n
-tiiil mi i'V".' xi u pr -ii'i'-r- 1 'in,
1 in i.di' I .ii ' I I i .ii mii'i'i i !i ir,i-
Girl Wiin'e'l tu IV S hi
It; mi I St. i. St.ii en wii fai ' ii i
llll'll l' t i . ' ii - ,'I I , M'l ' !
1 IV-I'll I "II l! t' f .1 I'l. II oil t ' ,ll I
lour in a l' l'i lli eii.'h nln.i I.ii'
i i- in i- wi"i' te i up i i.i' tr :u i'ii
I'llt-b iiirh tiain - t'n- litt um m
'of ilctpctlvpH, thp pilsetiprH ninnnrlc'
te tlu'in, ramp Inte vli-w with thp etlipi
tuisRi'MKci'K tin- I'lewil Hinged fei u in il t
hi'p tlip pair. TIip ilctpctlvpH trlril
. I'dKP tin Ir prNeni'iH towards u h-K-
Miuhlli' mil tliiin tln main Knri'H. hu
iNlai'lp WlllianiH. who spcuipd te tleliitht
In thn ijuhlii il. . eliji'i ti'd.
"Thp) rami' te sit us," -he sa'd
"and ion mlulit an wt'll let tlu'in."
It wn- threueh a deiibli' Innr of
ppuplp that Hip pH and lier rnnipnnlei'
,m n' tnl-i'ii t" tin- -iri'i't nml whiski'tl
into an I'li'inter at Clt Mull.
Tin1 I'Xrlti'iiu'tlt of thp iiiiIhj rrewil
was fnl'iiwrd li a ipiletpr but nieii' ti'ii-i
laud hump proleiiKiil period of ipil.lliK t
at the IuiiiiIh of tin- di'ti'i'tlvpH. .
, Tirst of all. Tri'iiilivui'i tliiRerpi lutn
i weie taken Willi Rii'iit ruif. rpmi them i
! the ili'ti'i tin"- bi'.si'tl nn -r ,if their hopes
j of preline that 'I'leadwa.i trul'lt I'l'lrce
laud Killed him.
1 The I'Mlliunat nn of both man iiml
cirl ln'iiiii ii foil miiril.'s nfler the pri
iiuei's were u-lieri'd inle (''ip'.'iln
Snmli r's mil e Inst night. The i hief of I
1 the IVtPi'llvi' Ililrenu eetldupted the e
amtnatlen. ns-inted hi iMivtlie IIpI
.shaw head of the murder xipiad.
The "Mimlnnlleii was a ptoleiiRpd
our I'm ins it the cirl was m tit aivn
wi'll tin pelire inntrnti te be -iiil'itii'd.
'hut netlliim wiis dlsreveieil in her doth
ins. She wiih returned ngnin for fur
ther ipiestiunitu.
j Sleilcs Held TeRrllirr
I'aiil.lin Sunder and IVleethe ltel
sluiw e'.liutl-ti'il their tlne-.-e in ipies
t eiiiii'.' the mi ener-, adrultli letuin
inc ti ji"" in nml lU.iin te the ittnek en
some eh-i'iiri' lieinl, or one whieh prmn
ls 'i te re-till In eetitradir terj . innm-
'-t-il'Mt !'Mwpis. TI "i did net -m'.ieil.
lniuever, In shaking Hie xlnr.i told by
the piiseitcis.
i The I'Mtmlmt'iin lasted until Irilf imst
o'clei'k I 'ii- I'lenilii' The iiri nm r--toed
up in iler It, tlinehiiis' 'itt'e tin I
holding ilnii "nerie" threui.'!i (lie e
1 Illtlltill4 pliil'l's-. At -I "(! Ili'ti'i'il
1'i'shiiM I'liiim; lipi ii I'alb' I mini ii. i
I'l.ither ui'xi'iit nisi , the man und Hi
.i I u !" nil i ii p'ipi and pen and I ! I
till ile dm ti tl'eir -lei . The ith 1 h I
pt'ei iniisli te'd her stnrj te uesp.ip,'r.
nn ii.
''"'lis slnti metlt. Wlll'll lui- imt jet
ln'i'il dillllced. l e'.tii'etid te pli'selil
t1'. ii ' r iiiMi'tnut frits of :b iMise.
The pe'iee hilM' another "nee," hew -en'!',
uhli'li ti"" m i' il ii ins le'laj.
This t til" nseieii of tin watehe watehe
ste'i'ti flem l'i il'ie. lie llllll t
v iiti'hes. one a man'-, the ether :i
m'l, inn's. S'eitliei i mild be fe"tul iiluuiu
his effeets after he huh niurileied.
I'li'MmilMrj seal ill of the pa'vu-hnp-ai
Wlierlins efl'iled no eilie In either
f the wnt.'hrs, the.ith Te'tr-'s diaiunn I
in was rceeiereil.
e,i ciiii'i mini that tin two w-ntrhi's
' aie bei n found. 'tie of them wn
in '.."I up in Wlie'liiis- .h" eth"t 1:.
('i' 'h 'r'l'.nd The ideiiliti' ntieii is net
let mad- ni-itlve The peliee this
1'e'tr.us teli";ra'dieil fu'1 descriptii n
i'' tie wati'hes te leth town-, with
ll." I l-,' 'Hill WO'Uh U' i'iiTs.
The di In tiles ate w .lit hit uionieu uienieu
inili for two important piei-- et in
fi i i.i'ieii 'old tli'il 1lu iiuti'lii'- .ire
,' ,i 'l t'l"se 'tee, I t'elll 1'ellie llllll II
ii -i ip'eii of the lu. ill or men ll hu
I i it , d them.
Hack Coffee as Bracer
Is Ashct! by Trcatlway
"And' innke It lilnck. tee, for u
''fiieei'." snld I'rter TrPiidway, Ml--ipi'I
In the I'plri'p inttrilrr, wlieii lie
nils iisdi'd this ninrnlK iiluit he
i anted for hrenkfnst.
He and .Mnrle William-, his blithe
felleiv iirlsener, hail, lie-lde their
enffee. Iiaeeu nml erkh, I'rpiifli fried
potateei.
lireakfast fnlleived n brief sleep
mi beards In the Citj llnll eellroem.
but nt that the prlHtiners Ret mere
sleep than' IVteetlve Ilplshuw. lie
went home nt li oVIeclc this meiiiinR
and tetiirned nt l. without nn.i clecp
at all.
GIRL GIVES VERSION
OF PEIRCE' S MURDER
Marie Williams made a statement in
llhieli she 1'evenled the milliner 111 which
she and Peter Treidwny met I lent
T Peine; hew 'the latter had been
ililnkiiiK, and hew "Al" Smith and
".lack" rushed into the plnee tilul
without a word of ivariiiin; struck the
vli'tlin with a lihiekj.iek. Hi t kinukiUK
the itlusH I'ent.ilnlns a drink uf whinkj
tintn hi- hmids.
She lehilel hull she llrsl nt the Hist
blew, hew she i elm lied home mid
awaited her hu limid. who .followed
shortly afterward. Then -he evpltiined
hew Smith iippcnrcd at their room later
mid told llieiit tlinl the) "weie in ti
jinn and he ter beat it" with the men
he uauiiil as tin' a 'timl muideier-.
i''iem that ueint she teiated their
jeiirne) te WheedtiR nml the tntinner
In whieh the) lemnltieil teRi'tlmr lllitli
Smith nml ".Inek" learned that Peiiee
had I ii shiln. and hew the cuniuen
left them anil later hew thei were ghiu
te he urre-lid in the room wljieh the)
had I'littised.
"Piiiee wn- l.illid." the Rlrl Mini.
"In two i leu whose uiimes my hiibb)
tills me weie Al Smith and mietlur
nmn In' knows nnl) as '.lack.' Neither
of ii- eier met the ih'iid limn before that
:illn.
"llllhb) ami I had been te the
" ies. and .slarted bin k te (H'.l Wal
nut street, where we were llvitiK as Mr
nml Mi-. West.
"We walked alone Market street mid
beiiRlit -nine apples and Mime news
li pel's which w'e weie iselm; te lead
We went tu rifteenth nml ('he-tnut
etieets, Rut a be uf heuei and eiek
iice of i ni kers and leiuheil home about
11 :1.- iiMeelt.
They .Meet Peiiee
"We h'ld been theie ibent a half an
In ur win n the two men i n im up ln!e -".Hid.
TI ei were Indsti nils, se i.itbe:
than in.il.i' "ei-e ii decided te Re out
le a n --Mui .it. f and shake them.
"I-'rnii' inn house we W'llked te
Twe'ili tir-t 'ind Muket struts Wi
nut Pi nee Hi le Me was drunk, tic
i uleill) e. and was standiiiR bj his
auto. Me was bewitiR te eier.ibed)
nml sprnkliiR te them. He nl(cd my
hubby If he limited drink. M hubby
refuwtl. He ileeMi't drink. The ether
two fellow Klioke up ntld Killil they
wnnted one. .Nntiirully tlinl epeiied the
cenvctsntlnn. Heelng that the ennui
uiih RettliiR noise, hubby deelried It
would be better for me te Ce henip. 1
went hntne ulene, linhb) reinalniiiR with
the crowd. .My hubby eninc te the house
ii little while iiflerwnrd.
"He told me Peirce didn't like the
ether felteii'H. He Wtv thei weti' 'tee
drunk- te Milt him. He nxked my
hubby te briiiR me nml Ret nmitlicr Rirl
mill lie could have u part).
"lltihby mill mi then that lit- had
driven Metind with Peirce. who was en
the Ktri'ct In his Cnr. About that time
the horn Muuuled .severnl times. Hubby
and I went deiin.stulr.s te Ret in the
car. A iielleenuiti hum siandlnR bv the
ninehlne tnlcltig a drink out of Peirce's
bottle of nhlHky. The policeman had
meiHP thirst, for he emptied the pint.
Wiiiitnl .Mere Unuer
"Pclree wauled mere liquor, se he
siiRsi'Nted we re around te his npart
mi'iit en .Market .street, where he -nid he
had n-let and would rellll the bottle,
As we drove hj Twent) -lirst and .Mar
ket ctrrctH the ether two fellows, who
were ever at the house, were nlundliiR
there. They made us re in with
Peirce,
"fills was about 12 till) o'clock. When
we Rut upstairs Mr. Point' took -ey.
era! drinks nml became sh;(. The pun e
looked us if there hud been another
p.uty before we arrived. While Mr.
Peiiee wns nick hubby wns HllltiR the
bottle mid we were Ju-t reiiir out then
when Mr. Peirce suhl he limited tiiielher
ill ink. .lust ns he rnlsed the rIiihs te
drink thV two fellows eninc in. The.i
ejdered t,l of iih te put up mil- huiuK
nml Mr. Peirce was tee intoxicated tit
obey. Smith hit him mi the head with
a blackjack and this knocked the r'ush
out of his hatiil. I ran out.
I'Vll Over (Jus Steve
"llubbi told me the re.-t. He said
he inn mil. tee, after me. He mivs
he I ripped and fell ever a riis stove
mid limited en the Hern- en his knee. I
inn right home and hiihhi came in seen
after me. We had been theie about
lilleen minutes and were lendy le go
le bed when the tellews drove up with
Pcine's ear.
"The men eaine upstairs and said
they were reIiir te leaie Phlladi luliln.
They said : "You're in this jam ju-t as
much as we me. nml you better beat
it, tee.' We were both frlRliteueil mui
we packed up right uiviiy. They did
net tell us nt that time that Peine
was dead. When we went downstairs
we met a pelii email, the Mime one. He
was htamlitiR in front of the -tens
waiting for us. Ile asked in) hu-band
if Hii- was his car. Hubby said, 'Ye-,
why'' lie said tlinl -nine fellows weie
tr.liliR te steal the tire off the btiiK.
"llubbi tliuiiUcil him and riivc him
a dollar. The fellows asked him if
he wnnted n drink, lie wild he ilMn ti
he hntl plenty. We drove down te
KIrIiIIi ami .Spruce sheet after AI
biiRRflRe, nnd from there te Ylnlniil
street nt Klxty-lhlrd street. V e renrh
ed Hiiltlmere nt S e'rlnck Sunday niorn niern
Iiir and sliirtcd for ('iiiuherlnnd ut :.(U
thnt iiIrIiI. . .. ,
"In I'limberlnnd nt ui-O Monday
mernliiR our cnr stalled. Nei'liiK It wui
tee earlv te Ret Inte n Riirnse. hubby
timl 1 ute In u estnuriint. we re
stnrtnl acain nt :H0 n. in. und went
te WheplliiR. , , .
"Wi. i-kiipIipiI Wheellnt nbeiit 4 i.lfl
o'clock nnd pulled up en Mniket utreet
nnd waited for Al nnd Muck' te re
nnd pawn wine Jewelry te pet mime)
for u room. Hubby nnd 1 waited' in
the car while they Ret a rneiri nt
Heck's en fourteenth street. They took
,,,, ti, ill" i mini nml left the little fel
low. Muck' with me. while Al nnd
liitbbv went te tlip RnniRP iviin inn
ear. When they rami1 buck hubby
shavpd and chntiRed his clothes nnd
went out with Al and Mnek' te eat.
I was tVred nnd stn.ied In the room.
T,inilnv iniiriiliiff hefere huhli.v nnd 1
get up.' AI get up nml went out nftpr
Hip WIippIIiiR tuiper. When he eame
back he Mild we nre reIiir te split.
"Wp nsked why, nnd be sat down en
the bed and read the paper. This wiis
the tit t time we knew Peirce wns
ilenil. Smith and Al had $1(10 between
them. Iluhbv mil) had S4. Smith nnd
Al left and lie decided Hint we eeiildn t
-tnv there mid pay SIJ n liljjlit for a
room. Se hubby went out nnd pnivned
In- Mill. He get RS timl we went te
another place and hired u room. The
next dm we were nrre-tcd. We were
both geinR te work and Ret money
iueurIi te return le Philndelphiu."
POLICE GUARD CLUBHOUSE
Take Precaution Against Renewed
I Violence by Irish Sympathizers
' Neu- Yerk, Nev. ''(!. -illy A. P.I
iThroiiRlieut Inst night n peller Rimrd
of tin p"t:nlinen nnd a sergennt kept
Iwalch ever the premises of the I'nlnn
I ''Inb tit I'i'lh avenue and l-'ift) -llrst
1'itiei't. which .le-t'l'dav was the scene
I of a net when Irish sympathizers oh eh
I jeeted le a lirli'Nh (lag ill-played by the
lull ns a hnlldii) decoration. There
I wns no re-uitiptleii of violence.
i Police authorities today expressed the
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OlHIIOllI 111,11 llll' III Ifl , lllv, ,lll l ... -
furred at the end of a high requiem
ma-s for Terence MneSwiney, former
lord ma) or of Cerk, nt St. l'.itrli k'.s
(Vil'cilriit. iici-nss the street from the
club, was of spontnneeuii origin.
Bosten and Maine Lean Approved
Washington, Nev. LMi. The Inter
state Commerce Commission has ap
proved a leau of St!.li,"i0,47f) tu the
Husten and Maine Railroad for new
locomotives nnd ether eiiuipment. the
empany it-elf te finance nbeut $1,212.
H00 te meet the lean of the-geveriiment.
Deaths of a Day
WILLIAM LAWSON
Fermer City Commissioner and
Court Tipstaff Dies Aged 88
After nn Illness of seiernl )enis,
WHIInm I.nwsen. n former elty eeinmla-.
Kiencr for two terms, nml for twenty
)enrs n tipstnlT In the Oiphiiiis' Court,
until he retired live years iire, died Inst
Wednesday ulRlit ut his home. 10 III l'-ust
Herks street, in his eighty-eighth yenr.
He come te this country In 18-Jfl.frem
lrelnnd, wheie he wns bem In IS!!.'!, lie
sett'ed In the Nineteenth wnrd end 01
the Kensington textile district, nnd nt
the outbreak of the Clill Wnr enlisted In
the Nineteenth Peniis.ilvunlii Regiment
under I oienei icier i.yie. ninisi-ipiuiiuj
he ptill'ted In the unv). nnd wns us
signed te the If. H. S. Neptune until (he
end of the wnr. .
As n veuiiR innn Mr. I.nwseti became
n follower of .funics MeMnties when the
hitter wns hnnd-loem eurpet weaver
In n house en Jeffersen street west of
Prnnkferd iivciiuc In the Nineteenth
ward. He followed the fortunes of Me
Sinned until the dlilsien w inker bpcumc
the nurd lender, nnd linally ie-p te the
distinction of Hepithlicati leader of Phil
adelphlil in Iho old "(ins Trust" era
Sir. I.nwsen as a reward for his ley
..i... ... M,.l,..wt tins elei'li,! f'll eem
;iii,i in .in ...i.n- - " - .i
nilfHlener for two ternis. Later he was
appointed tipstaff.
lie wns a member of llethesda Pres
biterinn Church mid piesident of the
beard of trustees; member of St, Paul
Ledge. V. nnd A. SI.. Ne. 210. Pnli-s
tine Plunder. II. A. M. : Lu Lu Teinp'e.
Pest Ne. 2. (!. A. H.. Odd relleiis. the
Anierlenn Prete.stnnt AsHoclatien. Antl
Pubilen Club und Kiglitccnth Ward
I'nleii Republican Club,
Three sons and a married daughter
survive Mr Luivseit. Kunernl servhes
at his lute home will be held tomorrow
afternoon. Intetmcut will be made in
North Cednr Hill (Vnieter.i.
Charles C. Roberts
Phnrles P. Roberts, cashier of the i
American lee Ce., died Wednesday nt J
Ids home, JinO" Florence avenue. Sir.
Itnberts, who wns sixty-six yenrs old,1
hail been ill for some time with pneu
monia. Ile is survived by his wife, one
son, Walter Roberts, mid one dnilRhter,
I'.thel Roberts. Sir. Roberts wl'l be
buried from Ills late home tomorrow ,
nfternoen. Interment will be in West'
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Dr. Walter C. Browning
111 for several months, Dr. Walter P '
Hiewnliig, nn cepcit ili)siciiiii with
Walnut street elliees, died last Tuesihii
at his home. (I0P.I Kllswerth street He
was sixty-six years old, a graduate of
Jeffersen Medical College nnd U anr.
vlved by his widow und one son. l)ri
Hrewnlng I'titne Inte liublltlty pome
jetirs nfiii In n legnl fight for n fee f
$100,000 nuked from tins estate of Plitls
L. SIngee, the Pttttdmrsli imlltlelnn
The funernl will be hehl (Ids nfternoen.
Yeung Republicans te Meet
The YeiniR Rcpiibllcnns of Phm
ilclpliln will held n reception in tlufr
toems, 217 Hetith Hrend street, this
evening. The ocnsleii will Introduce
plKWy nr in'Tf new membeni of the
r'uli.
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Shee Company
1231 Market St. Philadelphia, Pa. 11 Ne. 13th St.
Just received out of bend last and biggest of all
delayed in transportation.
I JLSTERS Jfer street and meter wear, typical. English
Chesterfields, Great Coats and regular Overcoats. All
these Imported Overcoats are silk lined in the shoulders and
sleeves Chesterfields are lined with the famous Liberty Silks,
British great coats in shaggy shctlamls, storm ulsters, meter ulsters and walking ulsters,
belted and plain models; Chester Holds, a great, roomy double and single breasted overcoat that
net only gives a man the sense of being well dressed, but gives him the greatest possible comfort
in warmth and wear, since the cieths range in weight from 2 J te 32 ounces per yard.
Because of the very low rate of exchange these splendid '
Overcoats can he sold for $30, $35, $40, $45 and $50
less 20 and show actual money saved as follews:
In the Best Overcoat
Opportunity of the Seaser
$50 Imported Overcoats less 20, or
545 Imported Overcoats less 20, or J3
$40 Imported Overcoats less 20, or $32
$35 Imported Overcoats less 20, or $28
$30 Imported Overcoats less 20, or $24
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Handsome blues, browns, Oxford and Cam
bridge grays, rich English healhebhemn in a
score of combinations blacks, greens.
This Special Offer of English Great Coats Is Only An Incident
of Our Great Sale of All Our New Winter Merchandise at 20 off Without Reservati
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OPEN FRJDA Y AND SA TURD A Y EVENINGS
1217 AND 1219
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