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EVENING PUBEIG LEDaERtHILABEIiPHIA, TUESDAY, MAROrf 532, 1921
PERL IN
ME
FIGURES IN LAWRENCEVILLE OUSTER
STREET FLUSHING
Complaint Made of Slippery
Pavements, Which Menace J
Traffic During Rush Hours
CITY WILL MAKE CHANGE
Thr i HMnm of Huliing Inc ritj
main ttrcPtd dutinc the n-nrmtiK linnr.
nlirn irnffi'' ii nonvinvt m liritiR (lorried
a (nnK,nii! nuisnili'i- b niitniimbllt.
(miirrk. tiurk ilnvrrs and tcutnstctsi all
ovpr thp ritj .
The Vf)inn' SnciPtv fnr Hip Pro
vntmn of Cruelty ti Aniinn nnd nutn
mobilp clubs of thp Pit lire l)'in llondptl
with complnints nKHlnst tin pniPtice.
An npppnl hns brn made to the Street
ClenmnK Iturrnu to cp if the Ktippt"
t'annot be rlpflneil nt tiiRht or nt tl.i
bieak. bpJorc hea tratfic bcRiu
romplnints i-om to ui crr da."
ai, Tnomn" S. Carljli. of Hip Women s
S P O. A . "'I South KiRhli'cnth etrppf
'Ilrond street, Wiilnut and vlrtuallv all
the important traffic? trepls are n
Bullied i" tho niorninc nlxiitt ! or It
o'clock, at flip lni..ii"-t tlmu Two tluili
vtflcon are uually sent out together,
nnd t licv form a most. cLhiRitouh mil
name t" peili'striim' nutoiNlH and
hort-PM '
'(InK tin mornins I a a team un
Bble in pull it, lo.id bifini'.c of thp slip
per? trp"'t and nil automobiltf truck
had' to b' biti'lipil on to tvt it across
tliP "t pa fluent
W advie ifjmtrs 'o Uppp off
the Mrppts t lint are tliishpil if posihlo
If nnt up nn "ilh iiCRP',t lli.it tlifv
ririip tari'fnll .mil -lol. to iniiiitiuzc
clotispr
'l ,p woiit danger I tlunK. h to the
tMiomobilp trnffi". Notbine iould lr
unr-e lli.in wet pavements fur enrv
Thov kid at crosinRs and mrlis.
making ' unsaff for pa--Piicts. for
pcdp"trmiiH and fot other ran uIoiik
side Maxwell Smitn and other ofbcials "f
tl'i- Ip-ttii Automobilp Club have ap
pealed to Iiirpetor Caw n to -cc what
can be done to bptti r onditli'iis and
lfvcn the number "'f an nli-nts
Vp Iuip askpd the Strpft Clranins
Bureau. ' said Mr Smith, "to chance
the tunc fur ibntiinc the streets. If
thoroughfares were (lushed at niiilnii;ht
or at d.vhrejk tln would he drv b
thp time beary traffic begins There
would not be so manj cnllismns and
other iK-cidents One of out club mem
b"is -aid hp seldom came downtown in
the mot tuns that he did not see one or
morp horps foil on the -lippsn pave
ment 1' makes automobilini; (lunger
out It is especially bad where trollei
trak- i'in-1 and nn streets where heaii
trm k. so 1' is a usual Uiiiik to siK a
smashed -up aulo snmewhee l'iriup this
pet M'd of the da'
At (he Iture.iu nt' HiRliuajs and
Strict 'le.ininir it a pxplamed that
Hroail afreet finni Vine to South street
and the other main thoroughfares were
leaned during the morning hours in i
winter and during the night in summer. ,
Beginning the loth of April the streets)
mil b'- (lushed after li o'clock in the'
PTPninc. it was said
MALONEY SENTENCE MARCH 30
Sam Ma'oney. conwtod tecent.
of (mrtii ipatinr. in the notntious Kiftlj
ard wisp will know his fate Mnn h
SO. nciording to annnuneement made at
Citj Hi'll toiia Tudgc Harnett of
Center iStnitj. before whom Malone;
ivas fminil g'luti wt'i onii hen on
that date to hear Mnloncj icipjes'
for a new trm1 If it denied l.i
will be irntciii ! .Mnlonei ' stii m
Jail ha.mg fail"d to obtain hail
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ON BOY
AI LAWRENCEVILLE
Dismissal of Prof. Pahlow and
His Wife Is Taboo Sub
ject at School
TEACHER SEEKS REASON
talking. think I am safe in Baying
that whatever the faculty and J)r, Ab
bott may decide will be backed up by
all the fcllowH."
"I have no comment to make," said
Dr. Mather Almon Abbott, who head
the Lnwrenccville School. "I am only
a paid servant here and have to act on
orders. "
He added lie did not know where
Prof. Pahlow is and was not nt nil
I concerned with him.
The profe-sor since his dUmlssnl hai
been staying with friends nt Princeton.
Yesterdny he took a flying trip to New
York, though for what purpose he would
.not divulge. Hit wife nnd two children
have gone to Heading. Mass.
BRYAN MAKES IT PLAIN
In
Wat Speaklna Facetiously and
Past Tente About Presidency
Miami, n March 22. '(By A. P.I
William Jennings Bryan made It
plain here noday hat he was speak
ing facetiously last night ond in
the past tense when he referred nt n
Young Women's Christian Association
banquet to his presidential aspirations.
Mr, Bryan was quoted as having snld
that, with women voting, he was sure
be would be elected. He explained thnt
be bad said he "would have been
! elected" instead of "would be."
Mrs. fieitrude C. if, Pahlow and her husband, Prof. Kihvln W. Pahlow,
who were dismissed from the faculty of the Lawrenccvlllo School. Insert
below Is a photograph of Dr. Mather Abbott, headmaster of the .school
BASHELIER BROUGHT
Engineer.
Arrested on Way to
rope. Linked With Theft
Prank M Bnhelier. fnrmerh con
suiting engineer for the Kramer Wood
working Co . of this city, who was ar
tested in N'pw York, March 1. as he
HERE HELD FOR PERSUASION
Stage
E u Man
Accused of Guarding
Door With Weapons
A twelve-inch stiletto and a It'J-
l canner levoncr were useu v nininm
I Pnvi.s. Itainbridge street, doorman nt n
I theatre ut Twelfth and South streets,
was about to sml for Kurope to take
up a big job m London, was brought
lnck to Phi'adelphia today bv IVtei - i
the Vuing. of the district attorne) ' .
office and lodged in mil.
Bfisheliei was atrcstid some time ago
on a charge ot hautig received stolen
goods. bc ausp plans nnd blueprints
worth $20. (KM) and belonging to the
Kramer Co . were snid to have been
found in his pns, sion He was held
in S2."0 bail at that time and thp bond
furnished hj V I'lton Sul'ivan. who is
in business nt Fifty"- fourth street and
(iravs avenue. The arrest was made
m New York nt (lie instunic of the
bondsman
When Bashelier was arrested be had
letters of credit for sereial thousands
o' dollars, and had engaged a berth on
(he liner Cedric whnh. it is s;ml, cost
him o70.
Il.islielier will not be admitted toi
bail ngain without permission from the
diftni ( ntlornei. and it is snj( lt bond
of SlO.flOl) will be demanded lie
i Hums his nrresf was a "frame-up."
to persuade a man from forcing his way
into the stage entrance.
Davis, who is a Negto. was nVrowred
by Patrolmen Small and Jones in the
midst of n crowd, persuading Noah
Harold, also a Negro. 2(12!! West (lor
den street, that he "should not pass."
Haled before .Magistrate O'Brien at the
Twelfth and Pine streets station todav
Davis was held without bail for inrr
ing concealed deadly wiapons.
EXPLOSION IN LABORATORY
' I nm writing to learn what the
bontd of trustees of the I.awrencevllle
School will say about thi. then I shall
net as T think best in this wretched
affair,' was the comment today of Prof.
K1 win W. Pahlow, husband, of Mrs.
Gertrude Curtis Brown Tahlow, both of
whom were dismissed ftotn the Law
rcnceville School Inst week.
At the aristocratic little institution,
which is located just to the north of
Trenton, on the Lincoln Highway, ex
citement prevails among the students,
to whom the professor's sudden disap
pearance came ns n thunderbolt.
At the "Jigger Shop," the center of i
student gossip, a place immortalized by
Owen Johnson in his book, "The
Varmint." the general trend of talk '
seemed to indimte that some moral ad
vice which Mrs. Pnhlnw is said . to
have given the boys was the cause ofi
the trogble. Some of the boys ex
pressed keen i egret at the professor's
absence.
On the inmptts and in the dormito-
rles, however, it was evident thnt n
ban of silence had been Imposed by the :
"powers that be." Henry Howley. of
the senior class, president of the Mil- I
dent bodv. 'indicated that trouble would ,
result "for any one who talked."
"There is one thing I might sny. per
haps," he said "That is that it has'
been the other side, and not Dr Abbott, i
our head master, which has done the
Prof. Pahlow entered the Y. M. C. A.
service during the war. nnd was placed I Mental Health Dody Urged
In charge "Knotty Ash Camp, near Harrsbur.T. March 22. A commis-
Livcrpool. hngland, where he super- , on ,,.,, ,ipnlth ,g proviaV(, for ,n
vised the educational work among the bm ltltro,luced by Ilcpreacntatlve
men (Iesned for the front bv way of sterjlc, Allegheny. In the House to-
the Knglish channel porta. When the n,K,,ti Tle caT6 of thc ln(,anc of tl.
armistice was signed ond Oencrnl Per- hMc wnu() be undcP tnc m,pCrvslon of
s-hlng announced courses of study for lc commission, which Is to consist of
Amerlcnti officers and men In the great hPV(,n persons appointed by the Gov
Kuropcan universities Prof. Pahlow was , crnor. The chairman Is to be a 11-
Instrumental In sending many men to rrnm physician and n graduate of a
various Institutions at learning in Kng- uMy constituted college. The com-
land, Scotland, Ireland nnd YUlcs, and mVR!,ncrB are to be named for seven
oiien kssisicii iiii'iu in incir preparn- t
tion
' years.
SENT STAMP F0R BUFFALO
Little Girl Wanted U. S. to Deliver
Baby Bison by Return Mail
Washington. Mauh 22. t It A P.
The forests service asked recently
if nnvbnih wanted a buffnlo, h.iwng a
scote nn hnnd to dispose of Apparently
the answer was Everybody does f,,r
the service has been deluged with ri,-quest-
One litt.e gin smt a two-tent stania.
epei ting a hni buffnlo by reti.rn
mail for her hniknnl oo , farmer
with Hill acres and fue ihililreu wanted
a faniih plnvf I'ow tock men wnnteil
to m cross-breeding. Wild West shows
r ihed in uppln atoms In mm! nnd tele
giajih ami the upp! wa iiii i kt et
I'll isted despne t li,. warning that a
h st. bull buifali. 'ai-1 'wo tons of hn a
oar
Member of Faculty and Several Stu
dents of University Hurt '
tl.inl.i. ia.. March 22. (Bv A P
Dr A. K. Bli, member of the fne
ult of IMiom I'nier.sity. nnd six or!
I iimn student were injured in nn e.
plosion in the pharmacology lalminlotj
ot i'ip utinersity heie todnj. '
'111' explosion was believed to base
result' d from gas ignition. The Inboi
ntor was hadh damaged and si era '
winnow - w i re blow n nut. Approximately
ilniij student were m the loom nt the'
time The in mi i f were taken to a1
hospital
The li! ii oci urred just before the
opniiiig of the winter teim convocatiou
,'en i-es
Wills Probated Today !
The tollowin wills were piobated to
doi . John A Bnsch, .ri;i2 Knee street. '
S-HUiOo: IMwnrd I). Cook, ,"1 West,
Johnston stnei Cermantnwn, $1,,(KK);
Uobert Ctiniihell .'Ulil Ashburner
sinei. SILMMirt .lohn lxopd. .".r22
P. P'iii- street S-HIIT : Charles F.
Situin. 142.1 West Cayuga street, SH.-,
littO Inventor cs of the following per- j
sonal estates a etc also made: William'
J Kurtz. .s.-iCi4.".oO Wililam H. ,
I.Iovd ?i:T.40." (U Letters of admin-,
istratinn were giunted to the following:
Charles McClerimn. 01. S Last Alb
ghen nenue. .sKl.OOO: Bridget Auld,
s.211 Ninth Twentv third street, SfiO.'O. ,
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In Medium and
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Calf also Gray,
Brown and White
Buckskin but one of
thc many smart sug
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Quality footwear.
Hosiery to Match
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And anything that speeds up your ledger will speed up
collections. That's why the purchase of this tray is a
good investment.
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available. Cards are held upright convenient 10 the
hand. A single movement of the hand and the card is in
the machine for posting. The tray is made so that the
cards can be offset after posting. This means that you
deal only'with "live" cards in proving the daily balance.
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Faithfullu Reflect the Prevailing Modes in Suits and
Emphasize Particularly the Vogue of the
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For Women and Misses
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marked degree all 'round practicability with
exceptional style and smartness.
Of English and Rainbow Tweeds, Velour
Checks and worsted Jersey, in all colors and
sizes.
H'c promise to deliver by Saturday all suits purchased to-morrow
$
35, $45 to $65
Distinctive Modes In Tailored Suits
Twill Cords, Tricotines and Covert Cloth, strictly plain tailored or trimmed with
embroidery and beads.
'59.50, 75 to '125
All Purchases Billed May 1st
RECORD FLIER TO RETURN I """",l,!lL "L8.hl
Coney Takes Air Tonight on Journey!
From Jacksonville to San Diego
Jaclisonvlllo, Fla March 22. (By
A. P.) Lieutenant W. D, Coney,
Ninety-first Aero Squadron, who re
cently flew from San Diego, Cal., lo
Jacksonville. In 22 hours 27 minutes,
establishing a new record for the trans
continental flight, wii m,i,i
preparation, today to m. '". P litf
trip. The start will e made . '
midnight nnd thc nrni?n, .?! 2
in nan uiego by t,!.," ti
r afternoon. A brief hT''H.
'ex.. for fne n.l it ,"" ?t Dil.
arrive
ncsdav
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piiii luiiiiiieil.
i.ieuiciiani. i. onev s n,Aii...
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brothers and n .large delegation j '
zens of Brunswick, (in I, . i? " " citi
here to witness tils depart, re "'' t
i Charge Accounts Invited
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Two " Extraordinary
FUR Sales
For Tomorrow
FUR Coats
at half price and less
fifThe extraordinary selling (hat has characterized this
J annual clearance lias been remarkable. We have replenished
J scores of items that hove nold out, but wc have done
this by still further reducing; our higher priced Fur Coats that we
have had in stock thi makes the reductions that are advertised
for tomorrow still more remarkable, sensational, in fact,
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
in our Storage Vaults until required. Payments to be
continued throughout the Spring and Summer
Vormrl nMutm
7 Marmot (HO inch ) 100.00 35.00
8 Taupe Lamb (30 inch ) 100.00 49.50
0 Russian Pony (36 inch) 133.00 59.50
9 Taupe Lamb (36 inch ) 145.00 G9.50
10 French Seal (30 inch ) 150.00 74.50
9 Taupe or Brown Coney. . (36 inch) 160.00 79.50
13 Trimmed Pony (30 inch ) 165.00 79.50
11 French Seal (36 inch) 160.00 79.50
9 Trimmed Marmot. (SO inch) 185.00 94.50
4 Trimmed Leopard Cat....fS inch) 200.00 98.50
7 Trimmed Marmot (36 inch) 200.00 98.50
9 Trimmed French Seal (30 inch ) 225.00 110.00
9 Natural Muskrat (30 inch ) 250.00 125.00
11 French Seal Wraps 7,J inch) 295.00 125.00
4 Natural Raccoon (SO inch) 290.00 145,00
5 Jap Mink (30 inch) 335.00 163.00
8 Trimmed French Seal (36 inch ) 295.00 175.00
5 Natural Raccoon . (36 inch) 350.00 175.00
5 Trimmed Hudson Seal.... (30 inch) 350.00 175.00
4 Scotch Moleskin (36 inch) 495.00 215.00
8 Hud. Seal, Skunk Trim'A. (86 inch) 575.00 285.00
7 Hud. Seal, Beaver Trim'd.f.?6 inch) 575.00 285.00
2 Australian Opossum (86 inch) 695.00 313.00
4 Hudson Seal Wraps (.',5 inch) 750.00 393.00
3 Natural Squirrel . . '. (36 inch ) 795.00 395.00
3 Moleskin Wraps (W inch) 845.00 495.00
8 Hudson Seal Wraps (f5 inch) 1000.00 495.00
2 Squirrel Wraps (',5 inch) 1000.00 495.00
1 Natural Mink (.2 inch) 2500.00 995.00
1 Natural Mink Wrap (48 inch) 3000.00 1650.00
Fur Chokers, Scarfs, etc.
at half price and less
frr Every item in this sale has been especially selected
ill as a Sensational Value that will be all the more welcome
Til because of the early approach of Easter and the great
desirability of Fur Neckwear for Spring wear. Take advantage
of this Great Event.
Formerly TUsloeed
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16 Natural Squirrel Chokers $15.00 57.50
15 Australian Opossum Chokers , 19.50 7.50
8 Taupe Concv Chokers 15.00 7.50
9 Jap Mink Chokers 20.00 7.50
8 Brown Fox Chokers 30.00 14.50
9 Taupe Wolf Scarfs 30.00 I4.o0
10 Brown Fox Scarfs 30.60 14.50
11 Natural Mink Chokers 30.00 15.00
6 Korean Kolinsky Chokers 35.00 15.00
8 Fitch Chokers 30.00 15.00
7 Jap Kolinsky Chokers 30.00 15.00
9 Taupe Fox Scarfs 40.00 IfcaO
5 Black Wolf Scarfs 50.00 24.50
13 French Seal Stoles 65.00 29.50
12 Stone Marten Chokers 69.00 3 1.50
4 Hudson Bay Sable Chokers 100.00 49.50
6 Hudson Seal Stoles 100.00 49.o0
4 Scotch Moleskin Stoles 135.00 M.o0
4 Dyed Blue Fox Chokers 160.00 79.o0
5 Pearl Grey Fox Chokers 160.00 79.50
2 Australian Opossum Stoles 165.00 79.50
6 Squirrel Stoics 175.00 81.50
4 Jap Mink Stoles 165.00 89.50
2 Natural Fisher Chokers 225.00 110.00
1 Silver Fox Scarf 295.00 145.00
2 Hudson Seal Coatees 295.00 145.00
1 Scotch Moleskin Coatee 450.00 210.00
1 Russian Kolinsky Coatee 450.00 245.00
I Broadtail Coatee 495.00 29o.00
1 Natural Squirrel Coatee 595.00 34o.W
1 Natural Mink Coatee 795.00 49o.W
Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted
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THERE WASN'T A RADISH
ON THE TABLE
says Jay E. House, describing an
"innovation" in serving dinner,
in his regular column in this morn
ing's Public Ledger.
Many persons like "On Second
Thought" because it IS different.
It is a column of biting satire and
pungent humor, mixed with a
generous portion of sound com
mon sense, and has made Mr.
House many friends and not a
few enemies. But both friends
and enemies read it
In Every Morning's
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