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EVENING PUBLiq XjEDGER-tPHILADEIuPHIA, FRIDAY,
APRIL 22, 1921
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MAN SHOOTS WIFE
AND KILLS HIMSELF
Six-Year-Old Son in Next Room
Unaware of the
Tragedy
DISCOVERED BY BOARDER
TiM'opr ivns mndo jrit.-rdii nftcr
noon of thr- mtppini'il imirdnr ' x,r
Corn Si-M niul tin- mlcidr- of her bin
bnnil. Herman It. SrlsM. I" fl"1 "'
room of tliolr home. 1VJ7 South Fifty
our tli itroet.
The two wire found. iinn s"'e b
side onions their bloodstained licit -clothe,
I) Mlx Vlrcinin Slmtill. a
boarder. In the hiibniid'n hiiinl.
covered li the liedelntliri. win nn unto-
mntle pMnl which li.nl been lired tube. I
It believed (be tr.ipedv occurred mil
AVcdned:iy nljrht
Tin. imirilni- niul vuiride were Mlimvn I
to be n preiirriuiKi'd plnn b the limllng i WlkofT made nn ntteiuit -to administer
if n lettci. written In Selsrl In hl ihlnrnforiii ufiiiii .infill!, bu. lie miIiI,
brother-in -biu . (' It- llnncock, of i f ,iiven to n worn! attempt, i-hc would
not ecnpe in etrects.
Till tnoiiR ("'ciirred bi deseribinii
the mini's pursuit of it wunr.'in tlirntmli
l'cjpt. during which lie utteuipted
viuloui method of bringi'iK her into
his power.
ob toii fcnmv Just vihnt my (rouble
hare been. If I mil successful in my
attempt to etui It n.l, will ,vou kindly
follow th.' several infractions I men
Hon?
"First of nil buy n bit somewhere
mid bury in toeetheiV .Nell tbc bouse
unit uso procn'il"! for Nciyne. Nntifv
my dinixliter. give her whatever she
wnnt4 of the furniture nnd run, Yon
take nil the elcctricrP applinnccti nnd
W'bntevrr ebe you, nf. Notify my
brotber. Frank Seijel. ITill F.iim IlrlnK
burst street. Tell It tin to milsb Mt.
Pastry's house nnd tni tnke nil of in)
imIn, In fact every tbll IK In the cellar.
"Kindly take the tuiftftrr up its to
Wajne with in) tlnughtw nnd keep un
i ye on him.
"Oixiil-bj, old pal. ntJ mil) (J oil for
give me."
The lotttr was unslgrnnl, but reln
tlvin said the, note mm undoubtedly
Slegel' handwriting. ft wn written
on Slegd'a biliinc irtn tloner) .
1h police are m lit to locate the
daughter referred to. be! I'Ved to lie Mrn.
Kutber Hchober.
.Mr. Selgel. who was 'Siirty-ltve )enrn
old, wns formerly a t rallied nurse. She
win SeigelV m-ennd wlf.. He was for
I) -el'tlit M'nrs old.
The iiiithoritles found on the ficmc
pon h of the Selgel borne u book. ".My
Courtship nnd Its fnfeinriiec." writ
ten bv Hour) .Mik'ifT nml published in
IS"..'
This passage in the hik was under
ocored :
soon niter wlileh .Mr,
SCH00LB0ARDL0AN
IS OVERSUBSCRIBED
Entire Issue Awarded to a Syn
dicate Composod of Local
Brokers
Uiffhlnnd l'nrk
I'nlicp betleve .Mr. Si igel was asleep
when her husband pin 1 bis pistol be-
bind her car and tired He killed him
nelf n tiring a bullet through a corre
pmullng pnt in bin own head.
Seigel. In the letter evideiitU written
a few hours before bis death, does not
give nn) Hticcitie reason for IiN net.
merely stating. "You know iust what
mt troubles have been." llelatives of
the dead mnn. Iioucmt. said the couple
bad not lived togetlnr bappilv and bad
quarreled frequently of In'1'-
Wajne. sin-ycnr-olil son of the
couple', wns sleeping in nn adjoining
loom, but was not awnkened b) the
two allots. Neighbors saiu tne. iiviirn
BOY BITTEN BY DOG
Gloucester Police, After Chase,
Animal
.loin (iilfn)i. tliree yearn old.
Kill
bittui b) a fo terrier while playing in
tlie Mn-'t in "rotit of bis borne near
N.ilioi'nl l'ark. (tbmc(ster, today.
Chief if Police Ilarr) Weldon and
tr....r.1n: .l.teob ltentx sttf.iit nit hour in
Uip explosion-, but thought it vn the , XIXHns the do? nboitt the streets of tbr
UaCK-Itrillg oi oil hhumiimuiiv hi .1 ,mul M,fore e'uon was anie to Kill tut
garage in the rear of the house laniinil
Miss Slmilll i n ft lend of Mrn Seigt i
and a tcui her at tin; Seventh Ia. Hup- , "
tist K'Miool, riit)iirs ami i.ocusi ;
.trei's Sh nnd the bo) arose at
about o'clock the following iimming
Holli wilt off to their tespectlve schools i
without going into I lie SeigeN" bed
loom Vb"ii -in letwrned liome late in th'
afternoon and did not see either Mr
or Mrs Seigel about the house i-be be
come .il'irui'si 'Hid went to their loom.
When she disco-eied the traged) idle I
uinnimied Ir tieirge Chain. ,-s'J.'i
Cbister 'ieiiue. mil thet. the police.
The not- found b) the police follows.
"Diar ItniC'fi Itav
"I am not gonitf to eiplniu innltern
TO BE USED ON BUILDINGS
The $1.01X1.000 tblrty-yenr "i per cent
loan offered In the Hoard of Kducntlnn.
wns oversubscribed three times tndny In
sharp contrast with the failure of other
ccbool loans offered Inct year.
The entire issue wax nwnrded to n
sindlente nunpnspil of the N'ntlonnl City
to., HiitriK. rorhes to.: .Mont
gnmerv & Co. nnd (Jrnbatn. Pnrnons &
Co. The sndlcnte bH 100.1i" for all or
none.
The next highest bid was 100,3
offered nv u indicate represented bv
l-Mwnnl It. Smith it Co. The bonrd of
elt trusts bid for the entire Issue nt
par.
The total amount of nil bids wan
.:i.0.-.-..000. Individual bids totaled
S.Vi.OOO. All the nfler were opened to
dni at n meeting of the Hoard of I'dti
intion. .Meniber.s connally webomed .lolm
Wnnninaker who attended his first ses
sion In several months. He has been 'In
the South.
The $t. 000.000 loan nan planned o
llnnnce the construction of the Kcnrne)
School, Sixth street and Fniruiotint
avenue nnd the ltutledge School. Hev
'nth and Norrls streets.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL TESTED
Bridge Bids Opened
William (i .lust, of (iwynedd vnlley,
nnd (. K. Schwcnk, of Spring Mount,
weie tin low blildeis on county pro.
niisnt tti lepair two .MoniKomery count
brulKcs. in -id initials oiuiivd lij the
county I'oiniuiss-loners yesterday. For
repairing tlv l'ort Wciincd) lirlilRo nu r
the HihuilMll river .lust bid STIXi nnd
Schwcnk bid StOoo fo.- icpairs to the
bridge mi Whitehall mad.
r
I.. II. Ilerifr Co . fill N. Set St. BT
Hnin no0 ilarket lit
Galvanized Boat Pumps
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CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
for SATURDAY
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tin p t'roftf
COAT SKIRT
& BREECHES
Wear mit with skirt over
breeches to golf links, riding
academy or any other sport
center
Here's the Offer
SEND NO MONEY
Write for the suit mention
bust, waist and hip measure
also height and weight and
color preferred Try it on
examine it. If satisfactory in
every respect, send us
$25.00
Otherwise return at our ex
pense. Isn't that fair?
THITI.!',' I.nTH is i Iiik' -grails
hII-m i.I kill'.!'. ,i r M,rst?,t
henthfr mixture n J.uW tireen
oxfnnl or koIIiI c ilom In tan
tipiun, n.iiy blue or nati'I -olor
It "III sh'd rHin ilnin i r 'if
and will not wrtnkl- et It in eoni
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for all outiloor sports- i!ilf rlil.
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Frankel Garment Shop
Philadelphia, Pa.
A Fitting Complement to the
Town-and-Country Suit
Women's Shirts
of Gingham
Ribbon tied Buster Brown Collar and
French Cuffs. In introducing this Shirt
Special Value Accompanies it.
Specialized at C.00 for Saturday
For the woman who leans toward tailored
simplicity these shirts of imported gingham
hold special interest. The colors tan and
white, blue and white, green and white.
Tailored Dimity Shirts
2-95 to 8-75
Featuring Peter Pan collars, long roll
ing collars with trimmings of tucking
or fluting. Ideal for all sports wear.
Hand-Made Blouses
An exceptional collection of dainty hand
made blouses in a variety of styles, trim
mings' and effects. Specialized for Saturday.
3.95 to 8-75
French Voile Blouses
5.50 to 13.50
Included are a number of exquisite
French batiste blouses. Beautifully
trimmed with Val., filet and Irish laces.
Georgette "Tie-On" Blouses
The season's most acceptable effects in
ovcrblouscs. In flesh, white and bisque,
featuring the new round necks, Peter Pan
collars, embroidered and lace trimmed
models.
8-75 to 13-50
BLOUSE SEC HON
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STREET ILOOR
VPvtEA D
V MiL TTJ Ii. "the A-lUC Way"
M UUX lUUlllcr UocU ll (Altvaya lie Careful)
w -v-fejr m vimiM
i09lW9Wfi'Hkn.
ll'i the Original Remedy Refuse Exploi'wt Imitations
nZiu 15 - 35?12 Worth itscost
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Light Flashes Qlve Special Warning
to Pedestrians
A new electrically controlled nnd
lighted traffic nlft'ial la being demon
Htrntcd today for the elerlrjcnl bureau
nt llronti nnd Arch ntrcctn,
Wlliner V, Crnwell, who lined to jtlve
signals nn All-Ainerlcnn nunrterbuck nn
the Sivnrthmore eleven, bud the new
tlpvlif rl'tgpd nn nn elpctrlc light pole
nt tho'lntersectlon,
An mlvnntnge of the elgnnl Is the
fact that 11 green llgbt flashes twenty
upcnndH before the red nlgiin!x, hnltltig
trnfTie, are nwltehed to white. When
tin slgnnls show red to Arch street
traffic nn Ilroad street. The grren
lights warn pedestrians nnd give them
twenty seconds to hurry from harm's
w'uy. Tlieie are eight white, eight
rrsl rftid two green lights on the signal.
The signal would be operated b.i 11
tint nil ion 11. who would control the
green light by 11 button nnd the red
nml white llstbts by 11 switch. The
device has been in use for some time in
New York 011 Fifth nveiiue.
PASSOVER SERVICE TONIGHT
8-Day Celebration Commemorates
Liberation From Egyptian Bondage
I'nssovcr, the Jewish festlvnl of lib
erty, begins this evening nt sundown.
The celebration, coinmcmnrntlng the
liberation of the children of Israel from
bondage in F.ygpt, will be celebrated foe
eight dayo. ending on April JtO.
Services, nt which the story of the
iourney nf the Israelites out of Fgypt
is told, nre held In every Jewl'h house
hold nn the first two nights of the cele
bration. During the eight dajs of the
festjv'nl nil leavened bread Is banished
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SLASHED IN QUARREL I
.lose Salnez. nineteen )enr. old. of
1i"i17 Winter street, is in the Ilnlme I
mnnn Hospltnl with severe rar.or cuts I
of the face nnd shoulders, following ,1 t
iptarrel with Touv tiolfo, twenty-live ,
years old. of 114 North Ninth street, in
n rooming house at 1111(1 Vine street I
A love nflfnif is siild to have been th
cause of the tight. (Solfo will appear
before Magistrate (irelis. in the Kiev ,
cntb nnd Winter streets stutinu.
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Store
Order:
)o easy to usr
vjrythlnic far Ihs
t at nnv slors you
irrtfer. Clothln. I'urnl-
noun- I'Mriiuninm.
nna iioumi jier-
Pay at your
rhftnflfaa
fnnvenlenc. Ilrrn st It
rlreht hre nn Chutnul
Flrrt ev-r 0 ((Hi.
rnP 1'hone of IVrll-
S.R.WEAVER
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rom the homes of nil Jew bo observe
the ritual of the festival and Matzoh,
or unleavened bread, taken the place of
bread.
During the services at the nomes" the
hardships suffered during the exodus of
the Israelites nre rccnlled by- prayer.
Nntinnnl prohibition also lets down the
bars nnrt wine Is consumed by the Jcwh
ns the order of prayer requires that
four cups of wlne,W consumed by each
person nt the home services.
Services in the synagogues likewise
commemorate the Passovrr nnd the lib
erntlnn of the ancestors' of the Jews.
v SERVICES FOR SOLDIERS
Jews Will Celsbrate Passover Supper
Here Tonight
A community Heder service nnd Pass
over supper will be given this evening
nt 1010 Master street for Jewish sol
dier and sailor, under the auspice
of the Young Men' Hebrew Association
nnd the Jewish Welfare Hoard.
All soldiers nnd sailors ttflnblc to get
home for the celebration have been In
vited to attend this community service.
HEPPEi
4 PIANOS
of Exceptional Value
exchanged by Musical People for Pianolas
$700
Henry F.
Miller
$180
$800
Chickerinfr
Upright
$250
$1000
Decker
Bros.
Grand
$440
$800
Cecilian
Player
Piano
$402
Ah order ha been Imiht t, .1
incut providing that nil ' ,.e.w,wa
sailor of JewlMi faith ... u"r
furloughs to ens'ite 11. ... "? Ri
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their
the
Hoard lies arranged for the . HUsSs1''!-.
'Mi,
to 335.11
. heir homes or J ,," H&
stations where thev ''' Ht
Passover. The .Wi.k TW.
Jioani lies nrrnnged for h 7i V.l"ri
of nintzoli and hisMrtnh, .1 '
tlelphln Navy' Yard; the xJL,ih,e,,'lllC
1111.I nt Cnmn TlU C Anl Heimli.i
nml nt Camp Dlx,
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Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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l all
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Q$iP
Models, Colors nnd Fubrics That Are
Sold Here Only
Hand-Tailored Suits
Lad
les
22.75
Misses',
Juniors'
27.75 38.75
Mannish Shirts and Waists
.Made to order or ready to weai
'Lagrecque" and "Athena"
Ladies' Underwear
Pure Thread-Silk Hosiery
Full-Silk Top New Colors
Special at 2.05
MANN & DILKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
A Sale That Every Man
Has Been Waiting For
Genuine Illinois
19 Jewel Watches
Double Sunken Dial Adjusted
to 3 Positions
The jewels nre genuine rubies nnd sap
phires, nnd the movements are adjusted to
three positions, so as to be accurate under
all conditions.
Cases are gold-filled and arc guaranteed for
20 years. There are plnin nnd engraved
styles.
Guaranteed by the Illinois Watch Co. and
by ourselves.
Only a Limited Number to Be Sold.
You Must Hurry If You Want One
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii in
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50
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sr Pure White Perfect
DIAMONDS
Man's
Diamond
Ring
S31.50
450 Rings That Are Actually
Below Present Wholesale Prices
If wjii ve ever wanted to own a diamond ring, here is vnnr
opportunity think of it )ou have your unrestricted choice of
this stock, every one of them perfect, sparkling gems actually
below present wholesale cost nnd best of all, you do not have
to lay out the nrko when you buy simply promise to pay 50c
f Cij I' wr inw jmi f.,"si Mifi iniiinumvv ififnoiiui,
Full exchange value will be allowed, if at any time j
you care to ouu a larger stone.
Open Saturday Till 10 P. M.
&r.
Mf Ladies' k
Wf Solitaire
If Diamond ll
IA $27.25 JJ
Ladies Notice
We want you to feel that
wlun you deal here you
do so with the full assur
ance of receiving every
courtesy and that no em
barrassing questions re
gniding your credit will
be asked.
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Diamond
Rings
$21.25
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L AUK 1fRGEST EXCLUSIVE CREDIT
JZWELRY MOUSE IN PMLADELPHta
30 North 13th Streett
We will takrf them in Exchange again at full value any time
within one year. Terms: Cash or Time
C. J. HEPPE & SON
1117-1119 Chestnut St. Sixth & Thomp.on SU.
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1 1031-33 Chestnut
annum Himniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinng
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Women's Pumps and
Oxfords
At Half. Their Usual Prices
Take
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Ground Floor Values to $12.50
Today and Tomorrow
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Economy Means bV
Dollars Saved
Thousands of pairs in the styles that everybody
is looking for right now. Saddle-strap Oxfords,
Walking uxtoras, u rogue uxrords, Wing-.
Pumps.
Military Heels. Cuban Heels. Low Walk
ing Heels. Made in new tan calf, rich
brown calf, copper tan grain and
brown cordovan.
All beautifully made and fin
ished, with suede calf coun
ter lining and real pig
skin insoles.
There isn't another
store that can of
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traordinary val-
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but they'll go fast. g
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Copyright, 1921, A. D Kirschtnum Comptny
Pencil Stripe Suits
35, HO and H5
This same quality of worsted, made up
in the Kirschbaum way, cost 55, 65
and 75 in 1920. Our Spring prices
are 40 to 50 percent lower and lower
than you are likely to see next Fall.
See our windows!
All colors all
models all sizes
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1204 Chestnut Street
Founded In 1894
CLOTHIERS FURNISHERS
OR.TT
11 South 15th Street
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