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EVENING -PUBLIC ' 'LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921
BANDITS ESCAPE
AS BULLETS WHIZ
Saloonkeeper Blazes Away
From Door Patrolmen Try
Their Luck
TWO MEN IN
TRUCK HELD
JamPB Kcrnnn, n pnlnonkHeper ut
JfiST Ormantown ncnuo, interrupted
, x men nttrmptltiR to rob the basement
nl fired (le chots at tliem an they fled
"" ' .l.li ..n.1 in.lnrt nii.lt. '
One of the robbpra.lH braved to hnve
CKernn'n wns preparing to go to bed
when he henrd some one forehiR t be
.Lr- lrnrilliK to the bnement of the
lonn. which Ib cqnnected with Ivor
nan'K house.
He procured ft rewdver nnd opcnliiR
. slili door shouted, "Who's there? '
A innn. stfttloned on tho corner ni n
lookout, replied, "(let back, there." nnd
fired n u,lnt nl K,rnn"- I"limn "'
nnee nt the lookoift nnd elosed tlie
Then two men who were nttvinptin;
... !. .Innpo nt flirt llfl unitl PH t Inltll'ft
the lookout and three other men. TJiryj
enlrred u touring enr huh n muniiiK
on uhleh wnn pnlnted "Lnuiiilrj" In
gold letters .
Kernnn ngnln opened IiIm door unci
fireiT the chots nt the robbers. They
returned the fire. As the truck nnd unto
tartPil fouth on Ocnnnntown nenue,
Mrs .Inme. Ueilly, of III Knit Wj.i
ralnc iivmue. nppenredjit n front win
dow She heard one o,f the men wij.
"Oet unotherlrher." which led the po
lice to bellee Kcilinu wounded ouc of
l'Blrnlinnn t'ishei . of I he iicriiinn ,.
tnnn stntlon, heard the sIioih nnd nsl
lh. two eniS rushed part tired sevt-rnl
ihots r.Urolmnn Joseph Lehman, nl i
Oerm.miown nnd Hoberls notnlc, als.)
up (I nt the speeding mat bines. i
Inter this morning, lifter the alarm
had Kne out. Patrolmen Lolir nnd
n.t...ii ..ntinmt n umnll triiclr. nronwlnil
bj a small touring cnr. going north on
Brontl street from Windrim nenue.
01n The patrolmen got In n pass
ing touring car nnd. nftcr n chase,
caught up with the truck. The tourln?
tar got away.
Two men in the truck gae their
names as (Jeorre Shnffer. of Fifteenth
and Poplar streets, and John Duffy, of
rrt I ftmtnn .tpnrtl 'I'lintf fnnllnu t
questions being unsatisfnetory, thevweii'j
arrested nnd nrrnlgned before Mngisr
trato Meclenrj in Central Stntlon.
Upon leipiest nf Cnptnin Howler, who'
dcflnrrd Unify to be n "bnd egg," the I
mon were held us Suspicions characters
under S'.'.'OO bnll each, for n further
hrnring next Tnesda. It was declnrcd '
ar the henring one of them said : "If1
ne had had a gat the would ncvei ImCoi
taught us "
MISERY LIKES COMPANY I
Tw9 Men Who 8ouaht Prisoner's Re-J
lease "Get Rouoh" and Are Arrested
Two men, one n paroled prisoner.
who sought to have n friend released
from the Kleventh and Winter streets
station Inst night on n' copy of the
chnrgc, wer themselves' nrrcsted nnd
held today In $800 ball oath for the
grandjury, charged with aggravated
nssntilt arid batter.
The men nre Harry 'Provan, Ttnce.
street nenr nighth, ond Abe Marowlt!!,
Porter street near Fourth. They Yent
tothe stntlon house at tOi.'tf) o'clock
last night and asked for n copjvof the
charge ngnlnst Frank Erlich, otherwise
"Frisco Legs," nrrcsted earlier last
night at Thirteenth nnd MnrkrVitrcets,
chnrgetFwlth assault nnd batter.
House- Serpennt Taggart told the two
Inen n copy of the charge ngnlnst Krllch
had already been issued. A dispute fol
lowed nnd Provnn is nllcged' to hnve
struck Tnggnrt on tho mouth. Tnggnrt
summoned aid and the men were nr
rcsted. They were arraigned today be
fore Mnglstrnto Grclis. Mnrnuitz, it
dc eloped, wns under parole from the
Kastcrn Pejiltentlary.
OM
OFBANKHEAD
E
ROBBED OF SILVER
Thleyes Who ' Ransack Rosl-
donee of Thomas Evans
Also Get Jowols
'JIMMY' WINDOW TO ENTER
mora than nn hour before we arrived.'
Jennl" IMtlnn, n servant, was sleep
ing on the third floor of the house during
the robbery.
"I heard some one
moving about
downstairs,", tho maid said, but I
thought that Mr nnd Mrn. fcvnns hnd
returned, nnd pnld no nttentlon to it.
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fMi-foer
Thieves entered the home of Thonins
Kvnns. vlct president nf the Pelhnm
Trust Co., Inst night nnd stole jewelry
and silverware, valued nt several hun
dred dollars,
neturnlng to his1 home. 4.10 West
Htaffnrd strrcf. Oermantown, with Mrs,
ijvans at 11 o'clock last evening, Mr.
Kvnns found the front door open nnd
the house In disorder. On lnestlgntinn
it wns found thnt bureau drawers nnd
closets had been forced by the intruders
and articles of nil descriptions strewn
about the floor in their search for valu
ables. "When 1 opened the front door I felt
II s SFVFRF Tfl FIHKI C ftlDI drnfti coming through the hallwny,"
. v. w-... ,w iwm.t. uuik .-ir, Kvans explained.
i i "I knew the windows had been closed.
Deports Brlde-to-De Who Met New! "nil on going to the side of the house
' Swain at Sea 'l'10'"01'"' " window Mad been jim-
Miss I.eonlblo I)e Angelis and Haf -1 "' "When we lit the lights In the tlln
fnee I.a Ilosn were taken from the Ing room we renllzed that thieves had
detciillon house nt the Imniigrntloustii- been, nt work. Nearly nil the silver
tion nt (iloucostcr today, nnd sent to'wnit which we hnd In the ilrriRcs had
New oik for tleportntlon ns jiti'dcslr-! bern tnken.
libit- linmlgrnnts. ..T1? srconil floor seemed to suffer
Jl.t' girl hnd tontrntted to wed Vin- more tlinn the first." Mr. Evans said.
-"7'.' ihmVVii ". Wnrrpn "ti-Mt. "Articles on my chiffonier were lJtn
rmL iiiiniii-iMiiu, on hit urrirai ncre, i nil over I
but on the wny oer jilted hUn for hi
JJCMI
Miznrie had both iirrcstcd wht Ihe
girl letuscd to marr Mm. La Rosa
dtclarcd he will marry the girl in Italy
nml try to bring her back 'with dilm.
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the room nnd several nictTs of
silwrunre on Mrs. Kvans' burenu were
not overlooked by the robbers.
"1 reported the matter to the 0r
mn.iitor.il polico as soon us I teall.rd
what hnd occurred, ljecnusc I do not
'hink tnat the thieves had been there
MANAHANS
MOTH Jfi?OOA?
GARMENT BAG
919t
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Eittcmcly low prices oil Mcdi
tines and Toilet Seeds used m
most every home, representing
wbatantial savings. It uill be to
your advantage to buy several at
'his price.
US .l.e QO
Cud Pepto.Manrn ',
lOOit.e 7Ct
WumpoU1. Cod Uvtr &S
40 lilt
Fletcher' Cutoria
I 10 Hie QQ'.
PlnUham'a Vf. Comp. OJ7
ion iir Qli
Liiterine OOJ
1J0 alte
llromo Srltr
I 40 alia
Scotl'a Emuliloii
t.SO alia
Ftllowa' Syrup
1 10 iltt
Nuxatcd Iron
JO aiie 9fiV
Lyon'a Tooth Powdei "!
JO alia APf
Mtnnrn'a Shalnt Cream "O'
.10 .lie OO.
Kolynoa Tooth Paate C
JJ5 aiia 91
Woodhury'a Facial Soap
2S tlie
Cutlcura Soap
CO ilie
D. & R. Cold Craam
JO (lie
Java Rice Towder
.40 aite
llaaol
J5 alia
Guar. Tooth Bruthea
-23 alir
Mum
JO .1., oq ,
repaodent Tooth Paate
21?
83
$1.39
$1.12
$1,21
79f
21
45f
39 c
25
29;
21-
podSpecials
OpekoTea.. .; .2 P;id. 46c
Breakfast Coffee'. 2 -bV 46c
Pure Cocoa . . . 2 p. 36c
Mayonnaise Dressing 2 for 39c
Peanut Butter .. .2 jars 36c
MQt&
t wue v m
BUSINMSSUIT
SIZE S437
MflMHMiS
'IGAMENT TlAr. 1 1
)t111n J
"satSSEW
-"itfa
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0"pp how cabily this
durable, chemically-treat
ed paper, can be closed
dust-tight, damp-tight and
motti-proor to protect
your -clothing; Summer,
Winter,' Fall Or Spring.
Cl 1' how the garments
OJUi- hang inside the bag
each on its own hanger with
out wrinkling or mussing
ready to wear when you lift
them out.
' Tlie bags arc madt in
FIVE SI2ES
Auto Coat Size ) 3 hooks to n
Ulster Size bag to hold
Overcoat Size 3 garments.
Business Suit Size .
) 2 hooks to n
Muff Si:e bag to hold
) 2 garments.
Muff or Stole Dov
PRIC E
SUE Tar CUtr OJorl...
Z4"i:2"Mall .7S $1.00 I .
l4"J7"BiIan Salt 1.25 .1.60 M0
30" i 50" Or.rt.it l.SS 1.83 I. TO
10" i 60" Ul.t.r 1.75 2.05 .1.90
J0"i 70"AateCeat I.M 2.20 2.00
MollBai ll.OO 1
Manahan'aTartne Lining Sheeti, 40x
48 Inchci, are belt for packing trunka,
lining bureau drawer,, etc
I
in- r
. k .lik for Manahan'i Bail at ttadinr V &T- I
Dtpartmtnl and Drug Slortl, if ivj ijB'k I
k not obtainable write far catalog .MilJaiAj'Hl A
&k and buy direct from VitSiStSiafilAm
Ak Manahan Moth Paper Cot, Inc. ?gill
tt J6Veicytrcct New York sfjfiaafl
J.RSheppacd ons
Tots and Toddlers
Don't ou lo-Oe to see thorn daintily dressed? Here
nre the things attractive alike in price and prettincss:
Sacqucs Infants: Crcppellu and cashmere sacques,
kimono sleeves; French knots and rosebuds
embroidered in white, pink, 'blue, $5.25
Net Veils For crib, coach and bassinet. Trimmed
with pink and blue ribbons, $4.75 to $6
Sweaters Hand-knitted; slip-on and buttoned;
white, pink, blue, tan. Infants' to 4
'cnr sizes. $3.25 to $6.50
Dresses Our ov?n caroful, stylish make of French
nainsook, yoke-style, with pink, blue
or buff linen collar and cuf$ briar-stitched
and edged with Irish lace Sizes 1 and
2 years. $12.00
Hath Hobcs Crope and terry, in pink, blue and old
rose. Sizes 2 to 6 years. $3.50 to $7.50
Ujettc Begin at $75 and include everything to
keep the, "Young Visiter" dainty..
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"Drug Store,
rormarljr nikrr-llrxrman
111,, ,on1H. Uroad a cor. Hnniro
lit I i?"lft . Juu "rl4
10l :.Llon.t' '." (Uenalnjl.ini
fcES" ""?. Af.. nro,l A r.rli
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SI'KCIAL: Charming Bloomer Dresses m pink and
blue check gingham and chambray ; white
collar and cuffs, briared. 2 to 6-year
ss, ' $3.50 to $10.00
In Sports Wear Shoes
Walk-Over Excels
This a demonstration of Value
Giving well timed and very real.
It is of fine Ru'ssia Calf
. ' with full outside wing tips
9
of the identical quality
sold a year ago at $13.50.
iSTRAWBRlDGEftCLOTHIERl
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natofp Ay
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q Vfie Harper Shoe Co.
Watcriret Shopb
1022 CHESTNUT ST. - 1228 MARKETST.
Browmng,King & Co.
GOLF Suits in herringbone
grays and browns all-wool
standard fabrics.
Coat and Breeches. . . .$30
Trousers , $8.50
1524-1526 CHESTNUT STREET
H K
The superiority of the Steinway Piano is
so generally recognized that no barrier of
local pride stands against its leadership as
the greatest of musical instruments.
Everywhere the Steinway Piano is recog
nized as America's one great art product,
challenging the admiration of the aesthetic;
becoming the standard of the craft of
Rianomaking; accepted as the means of
musical cultivation. This great leadership
is founded on the excellence of Steinway
grands in later years further extended
through the .superior qualities of the
smaller grands. Only a master can reduce
size and retain musical qualities but the
Steinways, in Style M Grand (5 ft. 7 in.
length) have triumphed over all difficulties
in uniting beauty of tone, convenience of
size, and minimum price. Style M, in ma
hogany, $1375. N. STETSON & CO
1111 Chestnut Street, only Philadelphia
representatives of Steinway & Sons.
btrlimay plnnoa my ba bought
nj mommy paymrnta
100$ (phesfnutStceet
Sp
Men's New
ring Suits
and Top Coats
A revelation in
lowered costs!
IT IS, in truth, a revelation to men
who have not bought Clothing
since 1920, to find that prices here
average about ONE-THIRD LESS
THAN LAST YEAR, and that some
of our EXTRA-SPECIALS are about
one-half the 1920 prices! Here, we
believe, are the most attractive as
sortments and the greatest values in
this city.
HERE and here only in this city
you can buy the Stein-Bloch
Smart Clothes, the Hart,
Schaffner & Marx Clothing, the
"Alco" Clothing, and our own new
line, the "Wickham."
HERE 'are a few brief notes direct
ing attention to particularly
desirable lines and groups, at
the new lower prices. Hundreds of
men will buy them to-morrow and
Saturday, and wear them with pride
DaMaWA SaafflaW' TTaaH
9MjfBgLjmyp '
"Alco" and other
all-wool herring-
and satisfaction:
$30.00 lines,
oone.s, sinpes, neat cnecKS,
and plain browns and blues.
Qr ffk TWEED SUITS the popu
pOtJlsJ! lar gray and tan mixtures,
in youthful and conserva
tive models; all-wool, finely tailored.
SERGE SUITS all-wool.
fast - color blue ; well-tailored
models for men and
irlola fill
$25.00
young men.
$62.50
SUITS of the famous Hock
anum silk-mixed worsted
as line as monev can buv
and this price is even less than present low
market value.
A K nf) T0P C0ATS smart, new
PriJJJ models of new herringbone
fabrics, from the Stein-
Bloch Co.
A7 Kfl "ALCO" SUITS of fine un
prti kJU finished worsteds, in a vari-
; ety of good colorings. Men
of all sizes can be fitted.
(jfl fn and $50.00 Suits from the
Pi-l.UU Stein-Bloch Co. and Hart,
-- Schaffner & Marx. Men
who have worn these famous makes will be
glad to find these grades so much lower than
last season.
C Q J HZ) TOP COATS-of gabardine
PJtJ.JJ in the popular tan tones.
TOP COATS young men's
double-breasted styles in
favorite shades.
OVERCOAT S light
weight, dark Oxfords ; con
servative models; regular
$32.50
$30.00
and stout sizes,
AND THESE EXTRAOR
DINARY VALUES
Medium-weight Suits at
$22.50, $27.50 and $34.50
A clearance of Suits of reliable, aturd fabrics
in dark colorings; serviceable Suits, ut wonder
fully low price?. A fair assortment of sizes.
Spring Raincoats at About
Half Price now $15.75
Men's and younj,' men'-j the surplus stock of
the maker of the finest American Raincoats. Con
servative and youthful belted models.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Oxford Gray Suits, $39.50
About one-third less than the former price.
Models and'bizes for men and youm? men.
Suits with Two Pairs of
Trousers, $27.50 and $34.50
Men's and younjj men's Suits, of all-wool blue
serge, cussimere and worsted, in a complete range
of siei. Two of the most extraordinary values 01
the season.
Men's Separate Trousers
Special $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50
Neat stripes and mixtures. All are very un
usual values at these prices.
Youths' Long -trousers Suits
$22.50, $27.50 and $32.50
S-pecial values. Designed for youthful, slender
Hgurcs 16 to 19 ycar
"'lilt r .-i.conil 1 loor Kant
Mr i tiiriilxc A.
mpertamt Furniture lews!
Beautifully Decorated New
Summer Furniture is All Ready
Of willow, reed and fibre in distinctively novel color
effects, and chiefly upholstered in quaintly-patterned cre
tonnes. Old Hickory Furniture, Rustic Cedar Garden
Furniture, and the odd Painted Furniture which is to be
m greater vogue than ever this coming season. A com
prehensively beautiful display, the finest we have ever
had and replete with such SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
as these:
Bar Harbor Chairs or Rockers, in brown or green,
with cushioned seats and backs special at $12.75.
lirown Reed Fibre Rockers, high back, roll arms
$5.75.
Gray Reed Fibre Chairs
upholstered special at $1425.
Ivoryfinish Fibre Chairs
upholstered special at $15.00.
Reed Fibre Settees, upholstered in cretonne $25.00.
Three-piere Wicker Suit, tapestry-upholstered; dai-
enport, chair and rocker; brown, green and ivory $125.
These arc but a few of tho many EXCEPTIONAL values to be
seen throughout the stock, which, as a whole, is marked at much less
than last year's prices.
Year-around Furniture Much
Less Than Regular Prices
Many single pieces and complete Suits, throughout
our great Furniture stock are marked at attractively low
prices. For instance
and Rockers, cretonne
and Rockers, cretonne-
Three - ;if ce Mnhogany-and-cane
Living-room Suit; daven
port, chatr and high-back fire
side chair, covered with mul
berry velour, loose cushions and
spring icato $21,5,00.
Thrce-pxece Lxving-room Suit,
davenport, chair, high-back fire
side chair, antique mahogany
frame, loom cushions', upholster
ed in blue velour fSTS.QO.
Mahogany-finish Colonial Li
brary Table $35.00.
Mahogany-fimih Colonial Li
brary Table $16.75.
Queen .lm.j Davenport Table
mahogany-finish, 6 feet long
$37.50 each.
Overstuffed Upholstered Wing
Chairs $ifi,00.
Three-piece .Mahogany Ued
room Suit $20, 00.
Five-piece .lmericnn Walnut
or Mahogany Loui XVI Bed
room Suit $206.50.
Four-pvccc Louis XVI Amett
can Walnut Bedroom Suit
$3S2.00.
I Five-piece Mahogany Bed
room Suit, William and Mary
deugn, two bedb $',10.00.
Colonial Four-post Mahonany
Bed $27.50.
Ton-piece William nnd Mary
Mahogany Dining-ioom Suit
I $272.00.
I Ten-pwci) Queen Anne Walitut
Dining-ioom Suit$.U").00.
Ten-piece Uippchriatc ln-
I hogavy Dining-room Suit
$563 00
-y Hr li i.ik & , 0 , , ,lr l
Men's Ribbed
Union Suits
$1.15
Slight seconds of a fine
ribbed cotton. In ecru or white,
with short sleeves nnd in ankle
length now $1.15
1'tr.iwtjrliiic 4 r.oih r
Ml .' MVi-li..' 8t.i
Men's Soft
Hats, $3.45
Worth Almost Double
A special purchase of Brand
new Hats in the latest styles and
colors for men and young men
?J.4o
c Hirnwhrld.- & Cloihlir
Sf .- , K-oor Marks' Htrtft Kaat
Men Now Asking
For Bow Ties
- It is thp Bow-tie season, ou
know) can choose here from" an
unusually wide assortment, in
cluding distinctive new Foulard
Neckwear, direct from London.
There are 11 manner of stripes,
figures and plnm shades, and the
prices are 50c, 75c, $1 00 and
i $1.50
M-KKhrl.urn A rioihifr
Ala." I Milrkrt Str.t
Men's Socks, 25c
Good eonds at HALF THE
PRICE of perfect grades. About
.1000 pairs of these Mercerized
Socks, with high spliced heels
and double soIps; m black, gray
and cordovan
Mruw tiriiltf I loll if -AM
I Mnrn.l Hirr.t
Boys' Wash
Suits, $2.15
Remarkable ulue, these i'roti,
ne a- Suits' Thoy nre in becom
ing Olher Twist and Middy btylei
for bos of 3 to 8 years. Of such
dependable fust- .olor mntortuL
as I'eggj, i-lotli, linene. galaw,
ami T'almur cloth 'i. ".
Small llovs" Spring 'lop font.,
of hint s.T-e, with brass Initlnnx
now S8.75.
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