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CLEAN-UP
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-Charges Include Ban
ditry, Robbery, Gambling
MILLS DIRECTS CAMPAIGN
In seventy -two liettrn the police In
this city Iinve arrested mere than 1000
alleged offenders. .
In the Hat are sixteen persons slated
as "bandits"; thirteen with known
records' ns robbers; twenty-three ac
cused of larceny, and 120 alleged dice
i and card Ramblers.
" This campaign against crlme'ls being
"" directed personally by Superintendent
of Police Mills.
w ..City Hall cells born me ke crowded
f that It was found necessary te remove
aevvrai jiunurcu prisoners re siauens
In ether sections of thp city, pending
hearings of cases against thi men.
"Hener among thieves" haditscxem-
SUficatiens at City Hall. Nine men had
een placed in one cell, and somewhere
around midnight hour the turnkey heard
yells for hcip emanating from the
crowded cell. He pushed his wny past
seven or tne men, and found the ether
two en the fleer. The smaller man of
the two had a strangle held en the
larger man and was trying te batter the
big fellow's head en the fleer of the cell.
0"Use crooked dice en me, will you, you
darned creek?" gritted the little fellow.
The fighters were separated seven of
.the men went te sleep, the eighth was
tee niad te close his eyes, and the ninth
couldn't sleep because he had a real
.headache.
Alrplanei Make Wild Geese Shy
Cane May. K. J.. Nev. 30. William
Steele, of Cape May Court Heuse,
county game warden, said that mere
than fifty flecks of geese have gene ever
the county capltel in the Inst few days
en their way south. Gunners say the
Geese are difficult te decoy and nt
tribute the wlldness te the many air
planes. Aviators have killed several.
Hunters will ask the Legislature te
prohibit aviators from sheeting cither
geese or ducks from airplanes.
OPEN CHRISTMAS SALE
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Women's- Club of Qermantewn Of
fers Many Holiday Articles
A Christmas sale was opened today
by the Women's Club of Oermantewn
and, will be conducted dally In the club
house until next Tuesday.
Mrs. David Halstead is In charge of
the work. The various tables arc under
the direction of the follewing: Mrs.
Fred Perry Powers, Mrs. K. Naudaln
Simons, Airs, Jehn M. Hamilton, Mrs,
Hnrrffinn 1. lnMa Mr Clnnrirn M
"Wagner, Mrs. Herace Oclgr- Mrs. .1.
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JVC A IlllUU, UllHi WUIVVil A. uinuuiuuii
Mrs. William I. Deegan, Mrs. Samuel
Itussel, Jr., Mrs. William T. Hadley,
jirs. icwis l'. uclger, Jr., anu Mrs
Lewis S. Homers.
Under the auspices of this club the
University of Pennsylvania musical
clubs will give n concert In the Oer Oer
maneown Cricket Club en Friday at
8:15 p. m. A portion of the proceeds
will be devoted toward the enlarge
ment of the woman' clubhouse accom
modations, Involving nn extension of its
educational and public activities.
DEER HUNT ON TOMORROW
Requests for Camps en State Lands
Break All Records
IUrrlsburg, Nev. SO. Mere deer
hunters ere expected te be in the weeds
for the opening of the deer season to
morrow than ever known before,
nccerding te reports being received
here. State game protectors have re
ported location of numerous camps, and
the requests for camps en state lands
have been greater than ever, particu
larly in Seuth mountain nnd Clearfield
regions.
The state allows only one deer te a
hunter, and six te ench camp, and only
male deer with visible horns may ne
shot In the season, which runs from
December 1 te lr. Mglit Hlioeting is
forbidden. Special efforts have been
made te have hunters use precautions
te nrevent accidents and te avoid closet
lands. With the start of the deer sea
son the bird season ends, nnd only bear,
rabbits and raccoons may be hunted, in
addition te deer, after sunset tomor
row. Deer ere reported ns fpirly plenti
ful as n ruie.
EtijjlkQ PUBLIC ikmJvtinU TUESDAY,'" KOVEMbSb 30, 1920
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EXPLANS REFUSA
V
OF MILLION LEGACY
Garland Heir at Present De
pendent en Mether for Sup
port of His Family
neunecd his claim te the million dol
lars because he thought Christ -would
hnve done the same, continued :
"I bcllcve I could de no Reed with
the money. It is the mnn who gives
feed te the hungry who does geed, net
the dollars given In exchange for the
feed. I would be happy te be the
man If I had the feed te give, but 1
cannot lend myself te handling the
money that is net mine, even though
the geed that might be done is pos
sibly great."
In another house en the estate lives
.Tames A. Garland, lid. n brother of
Charles Garland, who has accepted his
shore of his father's estate. At Har
vard College is Hamilton Garland, n
third son. His brother Charles said to
day that he understood Hamilton alie
was considering refusal te take his
share when he became of age. I
Capture Weary Wild Geese !
Wllduoed, N. ,1., Nev. no. Hit fnm- i
Hies here new own wild ceese. Thev
captured their pri7.es when the fowl had
oeceme exhausted ami dropped en the
streets nnd lawns te rest from their
long flight from Canada.
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Itimiinlf Itnv Mini Vnr .10
I Charles Garland, the young man who
bes renounced his right te a ?1 ,000,000
legacy left hi in by his father, James A.
Garland, of llosten, yesterday hiadc a
formal statement of his rensens for re
jecting the money. Mr. Garlend'H state
ment was made in his borne here, a
former Inn of stnge-ceach days. The
young man. who Is twenty-two years of
age, Is living at the house with his wife
and ftifnnt daughter ns the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Marie Tuder Green, who
supplies them with a maid and keeps
their larder full. He plans te go te
work eventually, lie said, but a year at
Harvard College, which he left te get
married, and preparatory schooling In
this country and in England, fitted him
for no work ready at hand, he said, and
he thought it would be spring before
he found anything. MrB. Garland Joined
with him In hl renunciation of the
million, Gerlanftald. His mother, al
though net helJ.Tg the same views, has
told him te de'4iat he thought right.
"I refuse t9icccpt the money be
cause It is net Wine." was young Gar
land's summary of his action. "A sys
tem which starves thousands while hun
dreds are stuffed condemns itself. A
system which leaves a sick woman help
less nnd eners its services in n nenun,
mnn condemns Itself, it is such n sys
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Palms, Ferns, Rubber
Plants, Dracaenas, Pan
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A large assortment te
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Hnewflaka Pep Cern
20c per lb.; 3 fbi , B5c
Pepptrs, 25c and 40c each
Catalog Frtt
MICHELL'S
518-516 Market St.
tern that offers me a million dollars,"
he continued.
'It Is blind te the simplest trutii
wn tn every child, the truth thnt
c hungry should he fed nnd th' .TSked
clothed. I have had te cIioetc between
the less of private property nnd the law
which is written in every human heart.
I chose the one which I believe te be
true."
Garland, who has t-tnted that he re-
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This Wonderful Sale of
M TRADE MARK
Suits for Beys
at Half Price
$25.00 Suits at $12.50
$27.50 Suits at $13.75
The Jack O'Leather Suit is the famous Suit made with
genuine LEATHER LINING at the seat, knees, elbows and
pockets. These reinforcements absorb the hard knocks
that every active boy gives his clothes coasting, skating,
rough-and-tumble play, pockets as full of knives, nails, nickels and marbles as Tem Saw
yer's. Every Suit is guaranteed te wear te your satisfaction, or it will b(Ve?laced. It
is claimed for them that they give double service and new you may buy these double
service Suits at half price. An extra-piece of, cloth and extra buttons in case mending
should be necessary.
The patterns nnd styles aie all the newest. The .Suits are m sizes for boys of 8 te 18 years.
Here's an opportunity te buy TWO SUITS I-'OK THE PRICE OF ONE. It is an extraordinary occasion
several hundred fresh from the manufactuicr at one-half his regular price uhich offsets the less
en these we add from our own regular stock at one-half our tegular prices wonderful values at $12.60
and $13.75. ' "
Please remember that our ENTIRE STOCK of Heys' Suits and Overcoats is
marked at reduced prices. V-V Strnwbrl.lae & Clothier Scceml nner. rilliert Street, East
Warm Garments
Fer Baby's Gift
They are lovely, these dainty,
cesy Gaiments; practical, toe:
BABY BUNTINGS, of Jap
anese silk in pink or blue, hand
quilted, with heed attached.
Seme hand-embroidered. Prices
$7.05 te $11.75.
SACQUES, of pink or blue
silk, hand-quilted, with turn-ever
cellars. Plain or embroidered.
Sizes 1 te 2 years. Prices $2.95
te $C75.
COACH COVERS, hand-quilted
and hand-gmbreidercd. Beauti
ful Cevers of pink or blue Jap
anese silk, $4.25 te $5.95. Crib
size $7.25 te $15.00
SLIPPERS and MOCCASINS
of Japanese silk, pink or blue,
hand-embroidered $1.25 and
$1.50.
French Pique Slippers, with
(.mart re.settes $1.50 and $1.85.
Strawbrldirn A Clothier
Third Fleer, Vi'eit
Bring the Children te
the Wonderful Toys
Santa Claus is here, happier and jollier than ever.
Never has he had better co-operative help from parents
and uncles and aunts. He says it will be the Merriest
Christmas ever! He has a CHRISTMAS STORY BOOK
for each little girl and boy that visits his quaint little
house in the Tey Stere. It's a wonderful whizzing,
whirring, tinkling, laughing Tey Stere mechanical
toys, construction toys, funny toys, animal toys; and
then the drums, sleds, wagons, rocking horses, auto
mobiles, beats, etc. And for the girls, a beautiful little
CITY OF DOLLS, with dell clothes, furniture, coaches
and everything any little girl could think of-
Mere Than 500 Lets of Toys and All
Our Dells at Reduced Prices!
HtrabrM,'c . Clothier fourth I iuer
, 100 Women's Seal Plush
Coats at Half Price
SAMPLES FROM OUR OWN FACTORY about one hundred
line Seal Plush Coats, short and long, some with fur cellais, ethers
with cellars of the material, and these at the higher prices are of the
long fibre plush that fce closely resemble? teal fui.
$80.00 te $130.00 Seal Plush Coats
$40.00, $50.00, $65.00
All aie made en the simple lines that chaiactenze teal tur coats.
These values ate extraordinary, prices being just one-half of the regu
lar retail prices. Only sample sizes, but as all the CeaU are in the
fashionable, easy-fitting styles, many women requiring linger or
smaller sizes can be fitted,
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Waltz for dancing, played by
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"Yeu Are Free," sung by
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$1.00. 8trawbrlclK & Clothier
fifth Tloer, Writ
Thousands of Men's
Neckties, at $1.00
Men wishing te pay this price
can cheese from hundreds of dif
ferent patterns nnd color-combinations
all fresh, new and
correct from every angle of style.
Twe of America's foremost man
ufacturers supplied the greater
part of this matchless collection.
Same grades would have cost 50
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manufacturer and an equal
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stock all marked at exact-
lv ONE-HALF the prices at which
they were made te sell, and at which
we sold them earlier in the season. Youthful and cunsen
ative styles of worsted, cheviot and cassimere, in a
variety of handsome medium and dark weaves. A geed
range of sizes at each price:
$45.00 Suits new $22.50 $70.00 Suits
$50.00 Suits new $25.00 $75.00 Suits
$60.00 Suits new $30.00 $85.00 Suits
$65.00 Suits new $32.50 $90.00 Suits new $45.00
OVERCOATS
new $35.00
new $37.50
new $42.50
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thing when they see it will be interested in a new shipment of
these splendid Hart, Sehaffner & Marx Belted-back Ulsters of the famous Crombie
Scotch overceating, with quilted satin yoke lining; original price $122.50, new $8'1.00.
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