HHrwW v' v"" r, 4-' .,y Vi; kSS V" T jr - i v EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, 5IAR0H 31, 1921 I w 'if ' A K MAN SCARED By HORN Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffreys, of Bethesdn Homo. Run Down on Stenlon Avenue COLD SORE NOT GUILTY Doctors Here Scout Theory It Is Sleeping Sickness Accessory i ' SlrvpliiK "li'kncts" is nut t-rn cl s- i fit I n-lntcil t t lull iifslifi'r.ms rolil j nii or fi'ii-r hlisti'i- on your lip ; I'ln'mli'llmui pl.t -ii'iiiim hnv 1 1 --n tn In" ili'!Vii-i' ..f tin. tVii-r li!ii'i- i'i an I hit In hiii'si pi rl'iM-i id li ! Ilmix. I f tin- I'MKii'ijr In-titiiti. I'm is, wliti ii, mi's it nf ln'liitf n "liliioil-liHitluT if ti" phulitli Mhnrsuu" ( Iri-pintf slrl, m s i I l'riifi'ixo" l!i'i iiiiuh' ii imnib-r of! L EGI1 PROTESTS 10 POSTAL HEAD Committee Appeals to Hays for Employes Who Served in War RAN BACK IN AUTO'S PATH ...tZiin;;;,:. Z 'DISCRIMINATION ALLEGED of ii fowl- bliti-r into tin" M-in- of n ' m i-i , i i v . r.ilfljlt. uliii'li. nr urillii,'.- to tin- report.' ,,.., ,, Mi" I i il. t J.Kpi- h i tin ,li,i! of s1i.,.,hik . luicsi." ' "',lli"'1 ' Muriloil, ii'liutiint for jearsnll .hi nifiln. of tlir IVlliKiln Iir. (Viv.irr f. Kiiinvii-a n il.Timi- ""' '' "n-v '-niii.i I imr-mi nl. Ai"ri ii un Homo, mi. , p. ,rk '.I ih n :uii ri'Lt'itn 'oli.siM. wi i'iiiil"iti m his rissert'un I.i'ftion. li is iivrlvi'il unnl tiotn Wnli- killo.1 In , r..,t..ionl.il- In-i ii.tsll !..r "'''V. '''"r" "" 'thiiitf lo tin- thoor' sCW ';'" ,1 ,l"" """'"; ,, ,, 1 lo- nriliinir.t fti-i- l,litcr i !" NS5i!sJs5. I ".ill'' i r o I m t rrosms Will m i. mi. nwmi- nl Mm- ,, , t( , ,,, ,iltl(,M, ,1;lnS(,,. 5($2yg5& ', '- '"-ti r.-fn -i -T.-.l ton niTim ,n lr. Ku.iulov "ainl inntniut n S&Wrl&Wafe '' 1 - r"pi - A- Mi .! ft i ii,iino.ii Ifl Jli lit ! ifiv-n. or. at uii' rati. ht,v Imrtnli - J? jjrNSMtrKKR -,n,'l,a,w " ,' '' nviMini -I i Im-i'iiii,' I'v iiilo. ". ,,ii i,.m . ..iirs It may In- that tin- iiiYiwtintioiis 3HuViJ5;-iMffitt "ija-i'r - ,"ii- imt t'.i' I, .hi, .f ti,, tvifoi'ov'" Slo .ilnuiiil hn.l to do with a miwil info tlon awWwMFir ' ' i .'"'"j""1 fnrloil n pi i'i- -ii-. i. Im' fiaiitw ! it t n-n ralo tin- xitupli' f-.r Mi- VSP i "" " " i" slip rmilii l t i-.i.'i Hi- - t i..-. -id'. r. t.'r. ..t(i.MiK ail.'.l cold ho-- - m. , 8lsSjv3?r , " -x-'"!"1" iru-fl In- ii 'i "'in n.'iii'i 'I'tiMipiiil iiu Imt n io-.'l i-ritiilion of tin' ihtvci, anrr' ' '' ""' ' , '" ""'"'. !'", '-- '" ''. tl..- ,..l..,n8 n !M..r -r a . old. further. , ,. p ( X (ni -tui' . I i r. I more, it Iiu ln' t Imtii .imi:i m- lliai Clnrpii.i K Sin.!'.,. -".M '.poii ,i,or.' i- -u-li lli.ni.- a a K.rm of lu- A roiM.uttir fioni t'i. l.-jion. roin. rtrnn. dnw-i oi tli'."ir p,.'U.'d lr- ! ....pintt -Kkn. rii.isi-lans in l"1" '' "' -'"';"" - '"' f ' ' ,iriltfs DJ ll, i TOOK E -I T Mil' l lit"! l.tirnlM ,fr Ni'iinM t-l C" In CXtri'llH mYii i -.-.-. ... ; ,, ..m. ....rm.tUo...,. -on,., in- U.,...t fV ,i, " rU of MarylniM ........... . iiip-aiv, hcloti' ro.itnui-ii'r ltai mul Ur ItiiiMiK Koi,..o jop. nrhr -tnff , ,lvnrm, ,, llin.lr..j, f ,- wtrrnii. M 111- .! mi oil ll'i-pillll. iiotil- iiiiii ll tlie -am- opiinou, an ilof lr. Cluriv N Hail-. atiotluT iIerniiitooui"l. nut Uni Hi. -tot i! n,,i iniii tin i ' hhid d at i id 1. 1 nit i i' intitiv Mi-,Tpfr-i - -Vil .i- fi-iiiir'd and -ln' rrr"n id I lilv i'i oil I -. Mr- .loifriMi a i'i '.urc "f ll"' Inillldri it d Hi -ill Hon-. H'l' lio'' n -itir fi an nt ! "t.ikiri; ft.ililili mi'tit at 1 in.' ml iim I Ni"" -ti'it- Hor imh iiov n i- l -v ii-" 'ir- t'M Crnndr lnldt n l- .h- inniati'- of llo' Oild r-llnw." Hotn- Sri t'i iv i- ,i ii-i-d ! id i'.l lav- .i I'i'Hriiis i 'il ii trfii'i' M ' ir: tint.- I'i n- tnilk.lt '1 111 Hll. 'HiiU'l in',, -'.itlill SHOEMAKERIS HONEST Returns S80 Found Tucked in Toe of Worn Footgear in tli- poitnl iM'lfc were Ii-inc dii rniniiiati'd aeaint. ina-iniiidi a- on tlndr I'l'ttirn Ironi tin' world unr tlif toimd tli-ir plini liail Ii n lill-d and thai tlioj would li.n- to lirutn imam from tin- Imtfoi'i Tlio Aiiinrirnti l.iRi"ii. tin' i-ionniit lo inl'iimicd Mr. Hay-. Ii-Upm'-i that the lift of I'llTlBP'sH of .)nl.. IIM'-. plOVllll' C for tin- ri'in-tateiniMit of mmoimiis in i tin ir piop-r rank RADIO SHIP LEAVES ltiil wii- liandi'd the money by Aubit Tl.e -lioi maker refused to aec-pt a re-ward. I I'I : i ' - nliit '. a -lio-iim!,!' . I .ft, I. nrlh 1111,1 Mi'tll 1 .tl't'-t- V " r.oil i" ii n-'oiinr """ li" fo'ind hiil hiit.ltiee- wre i ited in whiili mm il-n in a -hoe hioii-'u lo linn for mend ," "''r'' oier-ui- and de-orat-d foi PMiMTi ii.ni reiuini'ii in iitiM wifir pn- Old Iowa Goes to Sea for Further "M,- Mi'n Hnni. I Hi! Nmlh f.-arh i i-itin-" in the I'o-totlii'e I i-patitn-in ,.,,..,... -.- e . -ir-ii. hneialit the footwear to Anbitz. ! I'"'d 1j othei-. I In- t.Mtiire wa- ili. VVITCIC& cumuli tvutinntma . . . , ,. . , fiiisettilii Hint -lie liao "tiltli il .1 roll Con-; l.iM'i-lnp . I l.i 'ii-rlj tn ,,f ll, , t,r to- of one of the "ho low.i. l.t- ii- I'I. oh '.I 1 1 Viy yii-l, ( i,nr ,,.r ,r ,. iv,-ai!p,i ti'iln. 1 nil lor the I In -.ipeaKe li.i . ;,,.,. ,, m0nej hail been I'Olli'r.lled. Where e.pi'l inn lit- HI , nllttolllIlS till , l,r,-te,l In tin. -hoemnker'a shoo i i.. ii i ..! , "' :. .- . . v. fX-,- l lilil Will i' ,' ,,.'.. The former low.i - -pnpp-d to lie (lireeted t" wtiih and Hi- b.it Ii -hip Ohio i- i.invi,i it 'i n liim .ippnrni" to OOtltlol Hi- M el fl-nlll .1 ili-tilne I. ienti n.itii ll'tiiu- .1 OTonti-l1 i in i o ii i, I o' 1 e oa-t liattli .Imh. He will ntumnt lo i-t.i'ilih wnih telephotii. i mi, iiiitin .iti'Oi with the I'lno 111 '.! n". ! i toniu'it. win n the vi li vid In n.ii'io'.n.Mi. ' ''ii n. lie- up n Dance for Hospital Tonight 'I'll- annual rl.it jiwn under the di rectum of im kiln-' . n"i''n of tli Hoo-M'-!t 1 lo-pital will lie In-il tonight nt the M"o-o ,ii li.,ri ii i I'.'oa I and Mniti r street''. The proioods of the nf f.iir ha.- li n vo'eil to th- n -u-it. tun . i fund of tl ho-p t.il i I" ok- ot v I., n now show a d-ln o of n1" r 'hii1ii i niei nl (he nieelillc of the nntioliat i eiinlve looiidtlee in JVhrnnrj wltli Hi H-'l'i Hun a I m wis taken lo 1m. A i ma in lii't'ol' th- new lid-IniMi-t i ai ton n- soon .1- po--ilde after il Im I assumed rniilr.il The I'oininlt ie w.is aiiolliled ill thai time. d sit-e to iii'i'iinitihite funds for the ots.iniii, ion's future reitlireinents hai led Hie i e ntno oollttllllteo of 111" Dm Id .lame .ii I'osi . ',i s", , ilreide llpoll in' eilniet't of part of the iiiV ai.iilnli'e iii'iils in huildin? and I hi a I'sooi laiimi -hares. New share-i wi'l lie in iiiiieil Im the po-1 eer, in .ilhs in iisoeatioiis appioM'd bv lli- liminee lonmiiltee and the uieinber- hip .it Im The tltinn llieer and ailliitanl of the post are now li-lnn i ompeii-ateil fo,. their woik This plnil las lie. ome part ol the poln , of thi'i 'po-t. miiMtn; Hie otll, es I e-onsilile to 'I'll- etitilo po-l inemhei dilp . ! tiilfr of .lohti I'. C'lrlnnd Post. No I'.ll!. 'itlended the fntieral of Peter Cotilin. 'Jk'll. i:iliwotlh stieil. who died fio i th- iff- I of Sim riven ed while eriiiiR in the Ninth tti'fiii'ient. Twen t -eichtli Divi-ion. in I'm tire A tirine sipi.id wa deiiilleil i'ioiii the I'ritikford r-"iial l'. --en iei' ni-n In utiiforin from Ins n-ljllilioi lio.n .li'teil as pall- ' hea t-ts I CHURCH SHARES IN WILL i Testament of jlnne McCabe Gives i $500 to Gcsu Parish Tin I '.llliolie 'linn li of the (ir-ll was1 j bi'ipioalhi'd .-sS.-.mii in the will of .tune1 Mi I 'ah-, probated toda. The testament I iliteiled the dim rilnil ion of (he balnnee ! of the .?lsill estate , inning nephews and j nicies The tnitutnr died 111 St. ,lo- ! soph's llo-pillll. j I HI it wills wen those of .lohaiuin Tudor. t!ut7 Smith I'niv eichth ctreet. s:'.s.l'" : Kmina Dhall. 1T.",.' North TwetiH -lit-t street. Sl'.'tiO. Prosper A. l'.nrntel. who iei in AHantle Citv. Sss.niiii; i:ilabeth ; ltmer, ."I I North I'ifH -eluhtli street, .vs'.'ihi lni nlorii's wer tiled foi the estites of Adele . Uoliiti-Mii. M'i."ii'.' 1,1 . Sara .1. I g. S7l)."i.li!i. Matilia Iinn, ." lO.sl! "! : .l.nol' Win-port, vll!,. ii-." si'i. ami .lane M Speakiii'iii, .ssli, r.J.".. is CONWELL, ILL, CUTS TOUR Stricken With Laryngitis, Clergy man Abandons Up-Stalo Lectures Dr. Uimsell 11. ('unwell, who ad dressed -10(1 students eager lo hear his talk "AorcH of Diiinuimlx," In Sornnton last nlifht, iilthniiRh nilvlsed aKiilimt It b his phiilclan lieoaiise nf noiile Imi iiKilii. will tu-rUe home this after noon. Dr. Conwell heeamij HI In Wilkes I'.ii ip- .M'sterdaj after u leeturc on Tuesday night mid won couneled b his iilij filoinn to cniii'rl his lecture tour throilKli the ntule. Hather than disappoint (ho students of the I'nrresponileni'e M'hocd, ho bun dled himself in wraps mid niotored from Wilkes-P.arre to S.eranton. He uu.i tuel there bv a rominlttee. who took every: precautlou lest he rateli more eold. A trained mil has hern sent from this i-lt to attend Dr. Conwell on his relurn trip. I II- phjsielnn has pre--eribi'd a lone rest for him. mouth street, Gloucester, tomorrow nlcht mul mini m 1 1 (lllieinls of Camdi'ii, (lioileostei' and Cninden oounly, as well as stnte nlliolals, will nttend the funeral Hilttirday after noun. Hervli'c will he coudui'tcd by the Itev. T. Keith Cherry, pastor of the Itantlst Church. Inlrrmcnt will be In Cedar drove Cemetery. Ot D o aoExot c Henry J. West's Funeral ouil louce. io. un, r . mid a. ai., of Oloucestor City, will go to thp homo of Mean -I. West formerly ulierlfF ntnl Mr.te comptroller, lirondwny and Mon- Planked Shadn Something New Coolccd on Hickory Plank in Front of You in Main Dining Room f Also Noted for a SHORE DINNERS and SEA FOOD STEAMED OYSTERS AND STEAMED SOFT CLAMS Bookbinder's 125 WALNUT ST. Open Until 11 P. M. .nr-i. O OE30I Gluck Fays If your salesmen 's samples are lost or damaged? Xobfjii cIm.- but you. the owner The ales men can't he hchi re sponsible tor accident, fire. etc. The railway compam's liability is limited. The only safe. economn.al th:ii'r, to do is to insure ur "ale" men's samples. Any apent or broher can get you a North America policy Insurance Company of North America Philadelphia Capital 3 000 000 F mndtd 179- How much per year do your clothes cost? Clothes of the best pro curable materials, made up j by the best of workmen, and priced to give us a 1 most moderate profit are i the only kind we sell. They're cheaper "per year" than any other. If you don't find them so, , we're always ready at our ' convenient corner with I "money back." Spring Suits of Splendid Qualities $30, $35, $40, $45 The Best Clothes for the Least Money Ferro 8 Co.mtv C'ltlder: A- Outfitters l"i .-! Ac n I . I R-ifo'R Pcct Clot lu Chestnut Street at Junlpec J AMeap OVEH" BAKE and Z imbalist Academy of Music April 2 Hear Gluck and Zimbalist at this recital. Then go lo any Victor dealer's and hear the Victor Records by Gluck and by Zimbalist. You will instantly ap preciate how truly the Victrola brings to you their personality and their art. apn "HISMASTERS VOICE" Kautmrorr Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden, New Jersey i Stemway Style M Grand Piano, in its 5 feet 7 inches of length, compasses all the exquirite qualities of tone, action and touch that ir, built into Steinway's master pieces, which are the reliance of the world's greatest artists and the pride of music lovers the world over. Only in volume of tone is there a discernible dif ference but it is an artistic modification thac retains for the smaller spaces of the modern heme or apartment all that glow ing color and richness that is exclusive to Steinway an immediate approach to the perfect hitman voice. Style M i3 a scien tific determination of the relation of size to musical rc-.ult. If finest quality of grand pijino tone could be produced in a piv"no of less length, there would be a smaller Steinway. Compare sizes and orices. Style M, in mahogany, $1375. N. STETSON & CO., 1111 Chestnut Street, sole Philadelphia representatives or oteinway cc oons. e They taste "different." They are different You will recog nize this delicious difference the minute you taste them. Their distinctive, unmistakable flavor comes from perfect seasoning with the long-famous tomato sauce made by Heinz plus REAL BAKING ll i I'M rMfMiWMAvi Unlets itamfxd like thU It U g BiinrmiifaaMWA'iW ' not an Educator i-x'aokco 'iiir't"n cjii 21 iMEliEiMllii Here's Our Guarantee! Readmit!! We guarantee the prices in this sale to be lower than they will be any time during 1921 we urge you to purchnsc now for next season's needa. Take advantage of our deferred payment plan. So certain are wo of the values wo now offer that should you find a garment in our stock, prior to delivery, that you consider bettor value, your payments enn be applied to this purchase. IJilJilLiiuiiiiij. t mm OKSSftMsG: m& at Half-Price & Less Special Price-Cuts for Tomorrow TrOUR attention is especially di J rected to the remarkable price reductions that are the great fea ture of this announcement all the more remarkable when the Dependable Nature of Mawson & DcMany Furs is considered. Supplementing the Ex traordinary Money-Saving Specials are hosts of other Great Values, which you will find conveniently listed. NOTE OUR DEPOSIT FEATURE A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in our Storage VnultH until required. Payments to be continued throughout the Spring and Summer. 87.50 f Scurf ti Wl! lieu. ITS.ooA Sale -Fur Chokers- (20 Only) Keg. 15.00 to 25.00 Natural Squirrel, Austra lian Opossum, Taupe Coney and Jap Mink Chokers. Fur Chokers 1S.OO (28 Only) Keg. 30.00 to 45.00 Xntural Mink, Jap Kolin sky, Stone .Marten, Korean Kolinsky and Fitch Chokers. EXTRA SPECIAL - (14 Only) Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs Two Skin Effects. As Illustrated. Reduced from 175.00 N in. ill nnliTs IIIImI un tills Itrm. 87.50 r-Russian Pong Coats i (10 Only) 59.50 3G-inch Full Flnrc Models. . Reduced from 135.00 Marmot Coats- (15 Only) 3S.OO 32-inch Full Flared Model. Reduced from 100.00 l!ox proud your l.ouitgiterutflltein ihU little Educator pump! Black or tan kid, white tuck or patent calf. in real ovens by dry heat. Just as a potato baked with unbroken jacket is more richly flavored and highly nutritive than if boiled or prepared in some other way--beans must be oven baked to preserve their natural goodness. That is the HEINZ quality-economy method. The Safest Shoe For Baby Feet nPAKE no chances with the shoe you put - on those tender, little, growing feetl In Educators you can be sure they will be absolutely Bafe from the begin ning of corns, bunions, callouses, ingrow ing nails, fallen arches, and all foot-ills. For Educators are made scientifically to "let the feet grow as they should." We cannot recommend too highly these shoes made by Rice & Hutchins, Boston's famous shoe-makers. RICE A KUTCHIH5 HEINZ Baked Eeans with Pork and Tomato Sauce HEINZ Baked Pork and Beon3 (with out Tomato Sauce) Boston "-tyle HEINZ Baked Beans in Tonuto Sauce without Meat (Vcgetariar) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans One of th rDUCATOK SHOE FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN S. K. Miller !HJ' j & Jiirt Mirl.it it, R. Cherry's Soni Mil (itTiiiunlimn r, H. A. her till'.' KtdBii .Uf. Writ. MacArlane J03II rrmlifiinl Aii-. L. H. Gtickmon 4H.li) S. Hru.iU St. .Mti: sni.n in tiikm; moki.s R. Foiter & Son 4S3tt Miiln M., MuiiiDiinl., I'lilla. Clint. Clere 2730 Coluiiibli Alt Geo. Schwlnn iint N. nth st A. Chriitian 4J0! IVuliKford Ati, Poland, Friedman Co. Ill A Tnskrr Ms. & 'III si. .Ml3limtllnllic A i'. George M. Carman .5H N. CM M. A. Kohut & Sons ttli d Hiiruip f,t ( uinilin. .V j. FUR Coats l"ornirrly Taupe Lamb 100.00 Russian Pony 1 .'15.00 French Seal 180.00 Trimmed Marmot 185.00 French Seal 195.00 Natural Muskrat 250.00 French Seal Wraps 205.00 Natural Racoon 200.00 Trimmed French Seal. . 295.00 Natural Raccoon 350.00 Trimmed Hudson Seal. ,'50.00 Scotch Moleskin 495.00 Hud. Seal, Skunk Trm'd (500.00 Hud. Seal, Beaver Trm'd 000.00 Australian Opossum . . (595.00 Hudson Seal Wraps . . . 750.00 Natural Squirrel Coats. 795.00 Moleskin Wraps 815.00 Squirrel Wraps 1000.00 Natural Mink 2000.00 Natural Mink Wrap . . .3300.00 Itnliuril tn 49.50 nn zn a:i.nu S9.50k :m..u 98.50 125.00 145.00 145.00 145.00 175.00 175.00 245.00 295.00 295.00 345.00 395.00 395.00 495.00 495.00 995.00 1050.00 1JjttL'fjffHWj KasSmO f ViMrTHuK'-- t JHLBZIi'j cft.s. MWSBr' llfllii f Fur Chokers etc. French Seal Coat Iicg. 105.00 Sale 98.50 l'lirnifrly ItriliirrO Taupe Wolf Scarfs 30.00 1 UO Brown Fo Scarfs 30.00 1 1.50 Brown Fox Chokers ... 10.00 19.50 Taupe Fox Scarfs 10.00 19.50 Hlnck Wolf Scarfs 50.00 24.50 French Seal Stoles (50.00 29.50 Stone Marten Chokers. (59.00 31.50 Baum Marten Chokers. 100.00 49.50 Hud. Bay Sable Chokers 100.00 49.50 Hudson Seal Stoles 100.00 49.50 Scotch Moleskin Stoles. 135.00 (54.50 Blue Fox Chokers 110.00 (59.50 Pearl Grey Fox duikers 1(50.00 79.50 Aust. Opossum Stoles. . 1(15.00 79.50 Squirrel Stoles 105.00 79.50 .Jap Mink Stoles 105.00 89.50 Natural Fisher Chokers 225.00 110.00 Silver Fox Scarf 295.00 145.00 I'ltSiJWH ')! Coats. Km. U5.no. 'n'.' 59.50 ffc32n: Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted E COOKS! A good cook mean3 a happy family at dinner time. If YOU need a cook advertise in THE LEDGER Morning and Evening ;i$MffiiH IS: m w m R, r ?M
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