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MARY M'SINEY
I- MAKES PLEA HERE
Witter of Lato Mayor of Cork
j Wants U. S. to Call Loan
I to Britain
BROTHER'S VISIT SURPRISE
t
MIm Mary MacRwInty, iintr of tli
ltr lord mayor of Cork. rxtm-i
jomplft mirpriw toa olxtut it
'stowaway" arrival in Oil jntry f
Jir brother. Itr .1. MacSwInr. nti-i
IhinM OTallaifhan, tb prwnt lord
motor of Cork.
With twinkling blur fjes npiritH'i
pkliiK for hr native Ireland ail tn
fbil!, MIm MacKwiiicy. in lir apart -mrat
at the neltrtti'-trtford. Uii
morning dUcuKW fr--ly varioun phAM"
of the Irinh question, but tl i cum'
!TcIopmnt hi ilisoninl knowIHK"
of ltojcthrr. She (ancrU rd tho ac
count of th pk'tureirfjtip appearand at
Newport Xcwh late y-lrdiij. aud
raid;
"It is rnmplPte new to r: I l.a'1
BO knowleder nbat'ior thnt thy wti
on their way '
Th hijrhlijtht In Mi Mv.wmpv
tand on the Irinh situation i that f.
United State j. Irrevocably bound t .
come to th" revijc of Ireland bv tV
declaration and pwh of lretidn'
Wilton.
Wm Amrricn Sincere?
With a little of the flavor of ih
Emerald Iale in he- pff and with th
measured words of a huh educated
woman. th sister t lrp'and newt
national hero explained just what h
meant by thii awwrfion
"Was America smcer jD hr t'
lm?" b asked. "And wheD MI
he carry out hr plight"! unr-!'-America
promiised frecdem to all sma
nations, did she not?
"I do not ask any American cime,
to do any act inconsistent with i r,.t
os an American citizen, bu i ,n If
land, believe in the profession America
made and feel we are enfiti.f to hr.!ii
her to it She pledged hrr word or, .
should redeem it and cou'd redeem if
without firinc a shot." i
Then, when the "sptinkv' and y'
JlsmLfied woman, who v.a willies t-i
let her brother die for n cause as
aked just nhat America cuM do
apeciflcalij . she said
"Let America coll in the five bjiHnn
dollar loan to Kn;Iand That nj ca!!. .
Liberty Loan, but that money ;,
beins used in Ireland t. strangle lib
erty. Hnzlcnd could not gn r,c with !i"r
warfare in Ireland with't tha finan
cial assistance." I
Thlnlw l". S. Obligate,!
Mim MacSwinev thn exr a n"i '
she felt America niora h h'i.r, t,, )
Ireland because of fie le,;' '' I'r
dent Wi'son dunnic the 'ate war
' I take it- for granted. Wfh ia, .
ir-wi-i-frir-ii.M 1
Dntor mm top toothaeri
nc wlthont Injurtni or blister
Inr th rams Esnir idrolo
ltrl to chllflren rl ttUat
tM. Ttthehe stopp wills
In 4ru stcra or montr will nn
U ccptd 4ol4 at all druxdita.
aUuutsriurrU br tbt lautUca
Cbtmlcdl I'rudurts la.
LI 02 1C Jlonummi bt
Biltlroor.. kU.
Seeley's Adjusto Rufafier Pad
I - Hurr'n A
EVENING PUBLIC TjEDGEBPHirJADELPHIA, ' WEDNESDAX' JAOTABY 5, ll&I
I have been reading orer them to see if i
co,u'(1tPOMlbIr hare o1"1 raUUke. '
but if the Lngllth lantuase mean any
thins it roeana that America in pledged
to see that no amall nation is forced
yt live unucr fcovereu-niy he Is not
bound to."
Purine her Interview ru Mc. '
Kwiney. who wear deep mourninE for ,
Y uiuiun, iwa out a copy 01 ine
II" cla-a'j .1 o' I. : m n lence ami ran
passages from it. "There is not one,"
she aid. "that doen not refer to Ire
land except that which acknowledges
t'.e overeirnty .,' :nKland."
-Mii-s MacKniney was asked if she
meant America ouzht in to to war with
in-nt Untaln for Ireland?
She answered. No, she can brine
PARENTS
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3CHORENM0URN
Samuel Gaffin Drops From
Sight Christmas Eve; Wife
on Last Night of Year
'Mt uunntivj. v rjt- inn UIIIIE
sub moral pressure to bear as will help, SEARCH IS UNAVAILING
In every way. ! wi.r-i.n.
EVrtnr
MISS MKY MACSWINEV
Si'ter of the lale lord major of
Corii, who Is Nltlnc this city
I hwiney iai'j, tnnt tue President was
the Mpokehman lor the American
jeojile. lie abn''ifer plinjeed the aid
of the AujerKHii ief,ple to all small
nations I I ave I'r'-aidetit WiUon'a
addre-e urd 'fa'e-neut' with int. I
Mil MacHwinev i n tnltldle-ace
fa-r-baired woman with a delightful
personality. She has been always iden
t fied with the Nationalist movement
fn Ire'ond. Fhe was formerly a school
teachfr. but was "fired" she wye, be-
ii iw of the political situation in 191C.
She suffered no incarceration to speak
of fnr Ireland's sake, having spent ex-a'-tly
one dav In priwon. She expects to
leave Philadelphia tomorrow for New
York and to stay in the I'nltcd States
as lene as sne can penont her country
Basketball Player's Nose Broken
Three small children, cryine for
"mamma" and "daddy" are all that
remain of n happy ChrHUnas time in
the once happy household at 015 North
American street.
The "daddy." who is Samuel N.
GafSn, thirty-one years old. left his
family on Christmas Eve. declaring that
he was toine to buy some belated
presents. He did not return either that
evening or on Christmas morninc. which
I was turned Into a tragedy for the cx
i pectant children.
Tll sf tAiltna.! . La . a 1 !.... .3
While pterin basketball at the up , he head of the Gaffin family. Hi.
Ahnct'--. Vjb Mens Christian As.,TOunc twenty - two - year - old wife.
wK-vt.-.n nt nisht. Leo belwlne. Esther, tried to appear gay and tincon
member of the Hatboro tam. suffered , .erned before the children who con
a f at:'. " the noe in a wrimmage ' tinually asked whero their father had
5fne, wpedally at that one time of all
toe year when they wanted him the
most,
Fojur-year-old Michael mourned over
t .to'r? Jnd c,un5 hopefully by the
tront windows day after day expecting
to see the familiar figure of daddy com
. it08 tie f11' Vtrbaps burdened
7... Promised gifts. Little thrre
Jm Cld Man, Bnd Samuel, the year
uLhZ: d'$PU tbir Brief in con
!IJ? ..' of w'fPinc and tild not be
sthin CT"n r thf,r rao,llfr'fl Pt
dntT iit,ht'Jfll"red ""JBh the win
dow. Instead of repreeentlng Christmas
WoSSS'.nH rlh.I,a'' nd W"n 'b
chndVinCin ,.T',,.cr,tuc,t"1 a three
children m their beds, kissed them good-
Vhen TifDt ,Ui "? ,w,k fo- daddy."
i-J.h'a.,h lehtion of that holldn
?:ir "".?" . - hepped
uerican
engulfed
awoke their grandmother, 3frs. Mar
garet Higgins. came orer to see if any
trace had been found of her daughter's
husband. She found the door locked.
Nor has there been any sign since
of the missing parents. According to
the children, their mother wore no hat
when she left. She was wearing, iher
say. a blue skirt nnd n silk waist. Mrs.
tiiggins Dcueves that Her daughter bns
met with foul play, but knows of no
enemies, or of any family quarrels
which can give the iollce n hint in this
unusual case.
So Michael, suddenlr been mo mu
head of that small household, still keeps
his place by the window, watching now
for both his father nnd motlier, his toys
forgotten, his grandmother's comfort
ing ignored, suddenly made to realize
some of the sadness of Ibis world.
$5000 In Horsehair Stolen
More than .1000 nounds of linr..t.-t.
valued at WO0O. were stolen yesterday
from the noreh r fir ".' .! .' "W'-" l irora tne warcnouse. 01 M. Stedler. at
street, and rirtu. i C.S5 ?4' orth Second street. Thieve,
-a 'a- iunir riiLiiiiKii inrriM iiiirniirp iir Emu nana
in xne oaricness of the night.
in ine moraine hefnr. .!. .viu
."- uiiuin
morning before
forced entrance by smashing a padlock.
niiu jjhuivu luv ciuu away on a ITJOtOr
truck.
LEGION POST TO DANCE U?E?,?riffi .? ""M
Marr J. Hlchler tkt. Em
Albert Clinton Wunderllch Branch fmi4TllVidgeOUherMS
to Entertain Tonignt
The Albert Clinton Wunderllch I'ost
of the American ICglon will give a
dance nt tbo Twentieth Century Club,
South Lansdalo avenue, tonight. A
good orchestra and novel features will
make an enjoyable evening.
The committee has been working hard
in preoaratlon for the occasion and the
hall will be tastefully decorated with
holiday trimmings.
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Wills Probated Today
The following wills were probated to
day: Ucorge W. Slater, of 1521 North
Stillman stret, $17,300. A bequest of
$2000 to relatives and the residue in
trust for his widow, Sarah E and
niece. The residue of this for the
buildlnr of a home for the ornhans of
Odd Fellows at Ogontz and Cheltrn ave-1
.. ru a u.i..ti ...u.. ji..i i I
MUW. viat& 41. Hvuau. vuif uit-U III'
the Gerraantown Hospital, $5100. Sarah
j. urossicy, or uoyiesiown, t'a., $7100. 1
tt-rs of administration iiallS'
of Hernard Connahon aft
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Through lis Many I'.sers
I.urs stork of riirucnlriil slira
Pearce Fireproof Co.
1317 ARCH ST.
Clear Sailing Ahead
AT THE
William H. Wanamaker Store
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With a successful voyage for 1921 assured for
everybody, provided they have placed their busi
ness on a reconstmction basis as has been done
at 1217-1219 Chestnut Street.
THERE has been a great deal of talk of reconstruction,
and reconstruction prices. But the William H.
Wanamaker Store and its entire stocks met recon
struction months ago, and here are the facts in its January
disposal which are bringing the men and young men of
Philadelphia to the store by hundreds to take advantage of
pre-war prices in quality clothing
All our rich Worombo
All Imported Overcoats !
in the store were S45.Sp y
and $50. All are now
:k ot tamous
(London J1 i
coats were 3
a. 11
. Uvercoats which were
i $125 and $135 are now
nicirKcQ . ; ;.
A few typically Eng
lish Overcoats, made by
John Gray, the London
tailor were $90 J
85
$68
Whole stock of famous
Aquascutum
made) Overcoats-
$90 and $100 cut to
Regular William H. Wanamaker Overcoats
Our own standard $50 to $65 Overcoats and Ulsters. .$35
Our own standard $65 to $75 Overcoats and Ulsters. .$45
Our own standard $80 and $85 Overcoats and Ulsters . . $55
Men's & Young Men's Suits Our Own Label
$60, $55 and $50 all-wool quality Suits for $35
$70, $65 and $60 all-wool quality Suits for $45
$85, $80 and $70 all-wool quality Suits for $55
Half-Price Opportunities in Furnishings
SMOKING JACKETS ONE-HALF PRICE
536.00 Bmoiinsr Jackati,
$17.50
ISS.00 Htnokln? Jackati,
512 SO
81r. SO Sraottnsr Jackati,
58 25
820.00 Omokinp Jacket!,
$10.00
513.00 graokla? Jacket!,
$9.00
$15.00 Emoklnir Jacketi,
$7.50
ALL SHIRTS ONE-HALF I'RICE
312.00 Hhlra
S-1.00 fililrtj
&O.B0 Khtrt
88.00 Bhlrta
87.00 3iirta
88.80 Shlr-.a
for
for
for
f'Jr
for
for
SR.00
52 BO
53 25
S3. 00
S3 50
S4.25
S7.CO Bhlrta
60.50 Bhlrta
911.00 OhJrtu
S7.M Bhlrta
3.00 fiUlrta
33.C0 Shirts
for $3 75
for S3. 25
for $5.50
for S3.25
for $1.50
lor $1. 75
M I FFLERS ONE-HALF PRICE
I1E.00 Maffleri
S10.CO Mntnr
510.50 Mafflera
53.80 Mufflers
110.00 Modem
$7 50
S5.00
$8.25
SI 75
$5.00
37.00 ammora
SO.IO Mafflera
84 00 Mufflers
80.00 Mufflers
8VZO Mufflers
81.00 Maffloro
S3.50
S3. 25
5?.00
S3 00
S3.75
S? 00
ALL FI'R COLLARS REDUCED
SG3 to S85 Doaver and WutrU Pnr Collars $45.00
630 to 810 Beaver and Wutrta Pur Collars S22.50
ROUES ONE-HALF PRICE
835.00 nobes for $17.50 1 8B0.00 Rotes for $25.00
523.50 nobes for $11.25 910.50 Robes for $8.25
810.00 Kobes for $5.00 515.00 nobes for $7.50
612.60 nobes for $6.25 , 913.00 Kobes for $6.00
825.00 Robes for $12.50 816.00 Robes for $8.00
SCSjOO Robss for 332.50 $10,00 Robes for $9.00
930.00 Robes for $15.00 $5.00 Robes for $2.50
Sj, $G and $7 Soft and Stiff Hats for $3.50
$8 and $10 Soft and Stiff Hats for... $5.00
$16.50, $18 and $20 Vclour Hats for $10.00
81 ana 81J50 Neckwear, 83 and 83X0 Neckwear,
75c $1-30
82 and 83X0 Neckwear, ! $4.50 and 83 Neckwear,
$1.T)0 I 52.50
S.VjO, $1 and $.' Knitted Tien, all $2.50
January Opportunities in the Custom Section
Choose from all $60, $65 Choose from all $80, 585
and $75 fabrics and order
them to your individual
measure for
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and $90 fabrics and order
them to your individual
measure for
$6
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William H. Wanamaker
1217andl219
Chestnut St.
T1HIURSDAYS-
THURSDAY S-
Eleyenth and Market Streets
F- U-R-S
Special sales for Thursday in our great cut-price disposal of our
rntire fur stock! All furs guaranteed with our staunch guarantee of
dependability.
100 French Coney a m n
FUR COATS . . . K Ml
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SECOND
FLOOR
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This is the biggest fur -coat value orer
offered. Take advantage of it in this sale.
French Coney Coats in taupe or brown shades.
smartly belted and richly .silk lined. Large collars and, cuffs
$275 Marmot
COATS ....
Also Russian Pony coats of i length.
iV sH
length;
& MORE
$89.50
295.
$295 French
Seal Coats
SJ length. Plain or with skunk onossum
with natural raccoon collars and cuff?. 'collars and cuffs. Wonderful value.
$395 French Seal Coats -.i.e.i.n.i.i.
It length. Natural squirrel collar and cuffs.
$495 Near Seal Coats $175 00 P"
Natural skunk, beaver or souirrel trimmed: 3G inches lone. v W j.,
nis
n 59.50
$650 Hudson
Seal Coats
$295
Full 3G lncho tail
Natural skunk, beavrorl
squirrel trimmed.
SECOND 1'I.OOJl
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WMmm
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$4 & $5 Georgette and
Tricolette BLUUdad
MrcM Floor
Extra special values. Heavy Geor
gette blouse? in every shade, beautifully
embroidered and trimmed with heay
laces.
EXTRA SPECIAL" $2.00 Voile Waists
Fine voiles with dainty frills and lace trim
ming. Smart-tailored styles included. Colors and
w hitc
OYS' fo SUITS &
OVERCOATS . .
Also Mackinaws
KTITS In I rown. Bray nnd dark fancy wool mix
tures and inluroya OVKiiCO ts In wool imi
ttrlal.i nnd Jl C KI.N WS In newest ji'ns(U with
InrBO ro'lnr nnd pockeU".
Sl'ITS- Izoh 0 to 10. OTOATS BlZfi 3 to 8 :
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SIXTH
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Cut Price Sacrifice
2000 cuArc
Pairs O JT1 KJ Ha O
Shoes taken from our own high-grade stocks
reduced icithout regard for profit, together tcitlt immcti
new purchases train leading shoe manufacturers.
Children's $2&$
SH0ES
.
Black
mothers, these
ire wonderful
bargains.
and tan kid and
patent leather
with colored tops.
HALCONY
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Women's Up to $12 SHOES C
All A-l quality in newest leathers
and smart lusts. Military or Louis
heels. STREET FLOOR
Boys' $4.00 Shoes
Sturdy black and tan shoes with
?ood leather soles. Wonderful values.
HALCONY
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Frank 0 Sedei, HK $9.68
Third Floor U
' Women's $2 Flannelette Gowns 77i
iflP'A d 1 dD T f f l rftoMnHn P Full cut. Houblo yokes.
Ud) $D ana q)0 laneia, ucuigcuc cc
Crepe de Chine $
HATS 2 68
All new hats in spring-like beauty. Some
otruw brim and brocado combiniitions. Em
broidered, tassel nnd ornament trimmed.
Sensational vnlues. Every hat n benutyl
Buys an Extra Big Girl's $10
Coat or Dress
First liny a $10 Silk or Serge Dress or Heavy
Cloth Coal for $10. Then $1.00 More Untitles Yon to
Any Other $10 Garment. $11 Hays $-0 Worth 2
I) rinses : J Coats or a Dress and Coat.
Important: Mothers Note
If jou do not wnnt a Dress and a Coat, select Two DrcHHCR
or Two Coats; or you and a Friend select Two fiarmentii pay only
$11. Then h p I i t the purchase nnd price between you, both Hharinu
the Hale. Coatu, Dresses sizes 6 to M. FIFTH FLOOR
v3l
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Women's $1.75 Topless Corsets 941
Also medium bust styles.
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IIAItdAIN HALCONY
Women's 85c Union Suits
Tailored finish. Regular nnd extra sizes.
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S2 Wool and Silk Mixture Hose $
Kiuuctl and jilnin. Hentlier shades.
STUK1IT l'LOOIt
Women's $3 Smart Skirts . $.!
Checks nnd mixtures. Sires 25 to 40.
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Women's $5 Cloth Skirts . $2-
Smart styles. Vclour checks nnd serges.
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Boys' $2 Corduroy Pants . 9!
Full cut. Sizes 0 to 10 years.
Sl.Vril FLOOlt
Girls' $5.98 Organdie Dresses $!
mini'. iiil-i) irunnu'd. o to l-i.
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