7 Wftf.ll 0 JUVENI&G PUBLIC -LEDGER PmhADELVmA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 ;H f. m 1 1 1.- I ' ' If2 1 v I I fc:. BUTTERWECK LOSS FIXED AI mm UJUUU.UUU r 'certain Htrcct. tiion itivctticatlnn 1 ; fimiitl 110 Jioiihi theru , in fact, no Jioiixl- wltliln lw LWI:m. Then 1 took tlio I mortgage to tlm jmrty ulm lu-Rotlnlpil I the tiatunilion mid sulil: 'Hrro nip (ho I'npow; my client wiinu flic mntirv.' Ilipy askrd for tlim. and I replied flint U'fW tflA Itw1fttlt.. n. ...... t it i i nn.- tin anci mill , Mill ir tho mutter were not timreil I would pro:ecil. T got llio money." wo ennnot try to KPt Justice on wind, wp must rnlp notne uidiivy," snld That Sum In Mortgages Ro- - j j w it a r ' lr- l,c,8r- u motion Clinlrimm Allen COrded in Year; Victims tO RaiSOi was empowered to liuve drafted n lecnl - , I,,np,er V !"' "l01 by nt ''A'" ''. yiuwu iui riwaubuuwM i.m um u.u itiuiiu njpugp tliem- ;..., ,u, ic.-s mun ?.) n piece for SECOND MEETING IS HELD XprtM Dtsratrk tn Evmlno JaMle I.tdcr Allciitown, I'a., Feb. -J. Addlttonnf expression? of determination to prose-cute- featured the second mnss-meetlns ' In the courthouse last nlpht of victims' of Harry A. Ilutterwerk, whose mort- Rage transaction landed him In prison I on n formal charge of fereery, nnd i whose confiding customers frar losses of . nndreds of thousands of dollars. Among, those present was reported the man1 to whom he mortcajed part of the city , park. As was the case of the firvt meet- i lng, the ticket ft" ndmlinlon was n "bum" Hutterweck mprtgng. Those; Tvho did not lose anythtnn through their dcallnss with Hntterwcck were not there. Mortsases recorded by llutter- I vreck totaled SnSO.OOO tn a year. j Illsh points brought out were ns'cr- ' tlons that the district attorney Is nbout ' to Investlpnte, that n lawyer close to ' Rutterweek Is responsible for n quarter of a million, nnd that KohW and T'nnngtt, who are under arrest on three charge") of false pretense In connection with Huttorwerk mortgages, are respon sible for $100,000. Mo"-t of those present were peopl" who had made their Investment through Ivohlcr and t'nanct. and one of tin mi unld: "Tliev look as though they hail nothing." To this former Councilman .Tnck Allen, the chairman, fired lurk: "You cannot always go by appear i nnccs." Three New Victim New to the nubile as victims were .T. .. f?el(-er. Tliomao Kichelberger and, T. K. Hergstresser. The la.t it n sniy bearded man. who said he lost !f2."00. Mr. Kichelberger :lid he had given . money fur a mortgase for what he up- ; poed was a house with a fire insurance Tiolicy thrown in, but finds his lien i- n a vacant lot. A number of women were present, in , eluding one who K retmrteil to have threatened to shoot. The big gun, of the assemblage wn Congressman Arthur O. Dewnlt. v, ho hud been men- : tioned In the resolution of the previous meeting; n.s one of th. lawyers to be' interviewed by a mjifitt f victims. , ITe came on from AVashinutnn to attend this meeting. ITe told the gathering that the unravellnif of the Itiitterweek tangle would be a stupendous task and, (oncerted action needed. From case j thnt had already come . lmr. he was free to state thnt he had found n mult!- , plication of mortgages and mortgages i issued upon buildings v.hirh were never erected. .Many are ostensibly first mortgages nnd others are upon biiM- i ings different from those designated. j Court .Must Decide Claims Keferring to indemnity bonds alleged fi have been sjj-ned by Fred II. Sterner. I Congressman Dewnlt said be did not be ileve Mr. Sterner would repudiate nn ! obligation, yet each and every ease . -vould have to be determined separately by a court of empetnt jurisdiction. "You gain nothing at this stage by thrusting people into jail," said Mr Dewalt. "The main consideration l ' get back "itr money. That will by worth more to io than putting , anybody in prison, m.ich a tliev might deserve it as nn crumple, to others not to do likewise. "In the cae of one client of mine." ontinued Mr Dwalt. "I found rhat 'he mortgage .all.-.l f,,r a house in a Cost Accounting w,i t j r m n - :' ' : .- . , ' rr. -l inn.' . r.. ' t " n -h1 .. t ' - .-' m I'mfHi lilrlnir rtlrn ils rl lireil -tennl lit-il '-. - i - j ..- ' rr i ' ji . . ., , v . i-i'n riC'-K r .... . .,, ... ,i .'' -J.i- ' . - . ; , e ' School of Com merce, Accounts and Finance Central Building, Y.M.C. A. 1421 Arch St. legal rctnlner.s. Mort(-Rcs for $380,000 It wos reported nt the meeting that nccordlng to the Index docket In the office of llecordcr of Deeds Hehlecliter during the year beginning .lanunrv .1, IJtJO, to January 7. IOL'1, when the'first Jiutterweek mortgage was recorded, 'V'e'fcnZo B,ftVe V,"rfKne'", ' the sum of 9.KS0..W0,- Inrgely lost to investors in one year alone. Several more were given, but they are marked "satisfied " Mttiiv queries hove been received as to where this money went, but ns vrt no satisfactory answer has been given. In addition to this muiii of ,?:tM,:i00 re celved by llutterweck In one year, there were other sounes from which he re ceived moneys. His contracting business, It Is said, brought In returns. There N enough to show tlmM Hutterweck te celved during the year considerably more thun $1(10.000. During the month of January, lD'-'O, Hutterweck mortgages entered on the dockets In the recorder's ofliee amounted to $'!! ,:)(). In Februar must hnve been a slump only two being Issued amounting to $r000. In March there came a boom with n. total of $42, 7f0. Although thirteen mortgages were given in April the total onlv reached SI 11,000. May brought the sum oi Sini.-MM) nnd June '-', KM), while In July things boomed because the total ran up to $41,700. A reaction came in August when there came n drop to $li'i,l)00 and September wwii up to SiM.'JOO, but last October was the ban ner month with a total of 5SO.C00. In November the amount dropped to $10, S00 nnd in December to $I,'i,S00. Just before his arrest four mortgages were entered in January of this year oggre gating SI.'l.OOO. the last one on the docket hearing the dnte of January S for $1000. A Navette Diamond Solitaire of Rare Beauty The large navette, or nnu-quise-cut diamond is daintily mounted in a narrow ring ot platinum, which is suitably studded with small diamonds $3600. Inspection Is Cordially Invited S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st tilAMOND MEUCKANTS JEWBLKItS SILVEnSMITHS Charge Accounts Solicited mnUA a &1 fe3b&j& fept3: FURS AXD MILLINERY tyAsmm iiVJLitiii IS'A.KJ.U. Mi VSiVLSfciiiilHy 1 1 LLii"'ii i Extra Cost" iH .nj' . SZZfk- at (1 A ,. &SB9&SZt H i a.Kiiii."r' v Mwyn "Style Without Extra Coat" Early Spring Hats for Immediate Wear 5.00 8.50 10.00 Regularly 8.50 to 18.50 and Specially Priced for Tomorrow.' Lolij,'hti'ul originality i.s in oik-nce, v.hilo the smart eoior Ci are all new. MaUnal lire Faille and Gros-do-Londres .Silk?, Crepe do Chine, All-over Straw Cloth', Candy Cloth and over su many i.ev popular ideas for spring. m m iS Purchasing Agents' Orders Acceptedz II: U l'lll'l-l-MI-NT U mil-l MI-NT AT I. PRESS & SONS $ i a.oo GUARANTEED GENUINE INDESTRUCTIBLE FRENCH PEARLS Direct Prom Pari kfl ill II i - f jia.iJ HI .',. -n a :l I I $ , .r ,: ,;.": . --. Q hrl .1 . ' ( J ,k1 1 X not r " r 'J iii atoii- ' r .! lUM'il . k, . i .iripi'.'.N :. lnu Si".th ll!ei-r.'.n tiii, jj.-' iiioiawi n Tliifc shop hu.i :t Wfll-d.st r'w.i n pu;atii n t. r wholoaotnt'. as v. ell a.- ue.i 'loj.-'.j tlnvored, ft j; ll ha-, very ijv ir."-!:ji' 'i-imii' v.-. its jiatinr. baliit oi watchiiL' for Kr,i-' ' ', specials iinJ montioncu teiow ." ' r. ai'iiv-, is located tier from Keith's. i:.'jy that is pure and a i-.trr.ifkant'fact that '!. ariahly form the of which you will '-3, '13 i.e. t a ho iir.- sho iri- ri' i'. I" J.-,. f.i".'-r ! ins i, . r , r '. ,, f ;. mo- Bi ric''l l'ir, .S ;.i't r.-r .r. in t ' i? ! .'i p- mi.' ;! i.r. J In I, is In. u ,,,f g ur. fit'Ir irn.iiiHK-.i ,: .1 ..,.rv ' itf will M W Aim II. M , u-.rt und rnUMtlnir mat ti n.'to j will ! t f'.iiu"! if bur i ..' i f tnir nt'klM''i can i- U'llll it J fUeMllSO tar l-H tlihn ll'i lhi hr. urn .Ml roi. I't.- i li Moilglil fttr'jt 1 lb n;. jf ti f t- ,.. H 'r.u t Ua llU'i tie; pr'Aliir-r' u. , of r I . .mi, Thf m nr. t p-.v- Mllnc v.tl 1 h it us 1 i In 1- itn.l il-lt u Imic J''J t.'it IT.ih ' j i !.--!.. 11' It t'-'.U.'jif Wl.! Mir ci'iuf ByA'i. iu oj" tiu. $8 Necklace li.r 16.00 sra N.rU.r, I., tnnii V $25 Necklace fur $10.00 535 Necklace for $15.00 DU Necklace lor JZ0 00 I JA MOO Hecld.ce for $25.00 iPBE5sasoH5- ICHEST?.UT5T. U ,N friend on tha tram r.uunccd ik'l.'uhti-illv tlia fendeil 'o sio'-nd iho .vhole dnv shop Hint,'. Mioppintf i one ot her lavi.r- i itu spirt-;, j i I rot f's-eii !urpri-i' I it th- -tatei' enr that -n- intended to sper.'i the vhoj.- lh slioppint'. S .ihe t'.iiluin'i to n.e that she hu'l i'-. 1 .en'1;. ..C'lUirci a Hoove Vacuum i i'l'nn.'i' wh.ch iiad simpiifivd her, houW'-ri. iiioi'i-n. vry much. It t l .'le.tiii moio n.i.ieniy nnu lliiici. iri'iw (Menly than a hroom, and its luc.ricall,, dri.en brush remoe all Imt. ha r r.d threads vl.i 1. clinp to r.l.f rug-. I'.u Huo'.er pobi-eb..es tn ' ilnuhic fi'haiitafc'i- of a l.nah that I dislodge the dirt, ami powerful air ."jctiun whicJi removes ir from rua i ar.d ca:pt.'t--. Vuu'll he iritr rested In I cxamiti.f.rf it nt die .stmo of J. Franklin .Miilor. 1 01 Chestnut .rreet. i 5zbrrnxhs &?crOJn I fAVK n eei wished for the ned kind of caramel hewy, creamy kind ) buy? Well, I've di.i at the stores of Ed- Company, 100 South u i u m i, uin -I a -i. tnat that Vuu iji( u' 'overt.il tliem iuaf'1 It. K i .s l-Jeventll M!i et. and d90H kilUmnre Avenue. Ar..1, moot fortunately, they i"1"" '"r r ntiay an bntimiuy lo uTit.j u pound. Cocoanut i-.-f i. t"o, are .sneclnl for thns ( jay.s at '.) cents a pound. Thcv are tlclioioui.ly tlaored and I must ex plain iu;!.' juie that flavor play a iio3t important part in Kruse'a can d'n, and tin iiitfiedients are the rno wl oles. rne fnut it It, posaiblp to buy. Kruse'- i -- rvedly famous butter cran,c ...,; he 50 cents n pound Sn ot i'i i.nts toduv and trimi.i'. ii';' I' a ipi . ... .-. miis luuiiy unu 1011K i'"-. and 1 em, assuru you that yoi, h" ;'' 'ban plonsed with them. IfINK of it! Real peaches nnd nniilNK of i plurrh in tho midst of virit..v' All the way from Cnne Ci.li-.n,. y"1i' h Afr'ea. thcv have mmu i Ilenrv (. Hr.llowefl & Son's store H-'-'id hclow Chestnut. They hae in nen in pcriect condition atn. 1017 MARKET ST. J HUMPl AHIV r M I. I ftCU a,::'x" - s-Ki y&rnsjp MteKJXi V V x) II Is nard to -ay whether our in terest In the lunirunrous beauty of the maid of the South fiea or ' the revival of Moyen Atre costumes ' is responsible for the extraorditiurv vujnie for p''iri -.vhich has come mnn n, Certain it is thnt-thev are wonderfully hectminpr. Of late wtthiir l'iriff voyaRf and are woinier- Inve conceived new ways of wearintr , ui uood to look upon, uince we th"tn. In place cf tho stiff tlarn of , v.'en't veen them for so lonj,'. And former years, the stately ma'rnn 'hey taste, better than they look, too wears a narrow bandeau of pearls. Of curse, they have been packed A brncrlet of pearls taken the form . with the greatest skill und hnndlol , of a strand wrapped several t'mes 'i-h infinite earo throughout their around the arm. Nn lowed lend ! entire trip. They are used most , more distinction to its wearer than , effectively in fiift Ilnskets of Fruit the pearl. Its soft luster is mot I find mako pnrticularlv de'iirhtful nnd , flattering, a'd tl'o desire to pose-s tempting gifts for invalids. Wc all a string of pearla N one to whih i appreciate the unusual, and these every worn in w'M own. llnilev, Tltn'ks most luscious of summer's fruits, . & Iliddln Co. posscsres ore of the fin- ' offered to us in thn midst of winter. ptl ro;ie.rlnn-i nf tiearls In the world. ' -em doub'v delipVitful. in:: CHL'-rryur STiffi -.',sie:iATio Its ill IN Open Every Evening ! glljii !l( Men's $50 liJlijLa ' j 2-Pair I Pants 1 SUITS ! $25 i m j trii il mm ;; I Bf I It l m i 31 II H- d ! Jl irnuif it B Si-m -"m "sssSB j'Mi-yS Store Orders Accepted Largest Exclusive Men's & Boys1 Clothing Store in Philadelphia 1019-21 Market Street 1000 Boys' Sample Wash SUITS $ I lto$2 E-N! FURTHER REDUCTIONS T-O-M-O-R-R-O'W ! Prices Are Even Lowered to Less Than Half to Bring Another Big Crowd to 9 or Ov Thousands Thousands of At Half Price & Le The Entire Stock of This Large Store, Absolutely Nothing Reserved in lens Rig Clean Sweep Sounds almost impossible, but Mr. Hill does it. New lots of higher priced clothes added to make the groups complete and, man alive, realize the savings this means. Just think won't it even pay you to buy a suit and an overcoat for next winter at these prices? History has never known such a price smashing! And the men of this city appreciate it. You'd think so, too, if you came in here and saw the crowds taking advantage of the wonderful savings each day. Come in tomorrow! Get your new clothes now nt prices that do not even cover the cost of manufacturing. Suits! ercoats! 25 Suits $ and Suits and 35 S and Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats $40 Suits , $50 Suits i $60 Suits and i and and Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Men's $10.00 JP.00 ' Men's $20.00 $A.OO Fur Collars 0 Mackinaws Jff W yl .tf-j Boys9 Clothing AT HALF PRICE! J. IlfijBj SpBb9.Ii L - Mr. Hill's Personal OMfmy) With Evcr' Purchase 1 WfmMm ViCi , simwwmsK mMwsm mm E MmmKmmm $10.00 Suits, Overcoats $12.50 Suits, Overcoats $15.00 Suits, Overcoats $17.50 Suits, Overcoats $20.00 Suits, Overcoats $25.00 Suits, Overcoats Boys' $1.50 Pants, 75c & Mackinaws, $5.00 & Mackinaws, $6.25 & Mackinaws, $7.50 & Mackinaws, $8.75 & Mackinaws, $10.00 & Mackinaws, $12.50 Boys' $2 Pants, $1.00 Boys' Corduroy SUITS (JiCft 7 -..vai r Mackinaws 1000 Pairs of Men's S3.00 TROUSERS 1 .50 Men's Trousers AT HALF PRICE!' Men's $4.00 Trousers $2.00 Men's $5.00 Trousers $2.50 Men's $5.90 Trousers $2.95 Men's $7.90 Trousers ., .$3.95 Men's $9.00 Trousers . .$4,95 Men's $11.90 Trousers '$5,95 Men's $15.90 Trousers $7.95 1 inciLaiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir aw The Hill Co., 1019-1021 Marin Stvaeasaccm mMWSSMi
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