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i IS SEIZED llf RAID
fako Revenue -Stamps and
Whisky Labels Also Taken
at 719 South 3d St.
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TWO MEN AND WOMAN FLEE
Twenty prohibition ngonts, led by
Tnlin n. Albnny. rftlded n three-story
i nuse at T10 South Third street shortly
Wore 11 o'clock this mornlnic nnd
id whiiky valued nt $2o,000, to-
MTfnue stamps nnd fake whisky labels.
Seventy ten-gallon cans of whisky
wre discovered by accident In n secret
envc under tho flooring in tho basement
Seizure of' the liquor attracted hun
dreds of men and women who so
menaced tho agents that they wore
forced to summon n special detail of
riatrolmcn. Two men and n woman, in
the house when the surprise raid was
made, fled without tliolr coats.
The raiding agents entered n garage
next to tho house and scaling a fence,
tntcred by n rear door. Twenty barrels
of the contraband liquor, said to have
been misappropriated by pseudo-prohibition
agents, wcro found.
Thirteen of tho barrels were in tho
basement. As the agents woro lcnvlng.
one stepped on a loose board. It gave
way, revealing o secret cave, in which
the ten-gniion cans oi wnisuy were dis
covered. In addition to the bnrrels and
cans the agents obtained hundreds of
' quarts of whisky together with ldrge
quantities of empty bottles.
According to Albnny the raided house
was the headquarters for ono of tho
largest bootlegging cliques In the city.
CHURCHMEN MEET TODAY
Reformed Episcopal Council Here for
Four-Day Session
The twenty-third general council of
the Reformed Episcopal Church will
convene this morning for a four-day
lession In Christ Memorial Church,
Forty-third nnd Chestnut streets. Tho
opening sermon was preached by
Bishop Wlllnrd Brewing, of Toronto,
'.Canada, and a vast amount of impor
tant business is on program for the dis
luffion of delegates. Evening mcctlngi
arc to be held in St. Paul's, Broad nnd
Venango streets, tonight; Christ Me
morial, Thursday, and Intercession,
Twenty-ninth and Fletcher streets, Fri
day. , The Thursday evening meeting will
consist of the graduation exercises of
the Theologicnl Seminary from which
four young men will bo graduated.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, the Itcv. Ed
ward J. S. Sonne, of Chicago, nnd the
Rev. George II. Wales will make ad
dresses nnd diplomas will be awarded
to Clarence L. Holmes, of Baltimore;
Aleinndcr J. Kilpatrlck, this city:
William C. Lee, Belfast, Ireland, and
.Walter II. Stark, Toronto, Cnnnda.
CALLS LAWYER OVERPAID
Collector of Port Berry Says Attor
ney Got $1000 for Work
William II. Berry. Collector of the
Port, today nnswered the Milt of Dil
worth P. Hlbbnrd, his former attorney,
by taking the stand In Judge Finlct
ter's Court nnd dpplnring the lawyer
had been mild S1000 in full for his
lerviciN and hnd been "overpaid."
Hibbard was nRsociated with tho Into
James Scarlet in the fnmous slnndcr
suit brought ngninst Bcrrv by T. I.nrry
Eyre. State Senator nnd Chester County
Republican leader. Eyre won a verdict
for one cent.
Rcrry admitted Ilibbard's olnim. He
was to receive $30 n dny for nctunl
time put in preparation or trial of the
(ae, but denied the lnwjer hnd taken
forty dins In tiic matter. Hibbard fnld
his services were worth S2000 nnd micd
for $1000 bnlniice.
WORKER FALLS OFF ROOF,
Man Who Cut Finger Lost Hold on
Top of House
'Frank Dagor, n workman, fainted on
the roof of the three-story dwelling of
fl P. TTpppnn In Viif.lini.fK tl.l.. .nA..
w. ... ..... ...... ... ..u.uv.wi, i.in illum
ing and rolled to the ground. He was
(tunned and bruised.
linger had previously cut his finger
actirteiitnlly on a piece of tin. He grew
weak from loss of blood nnd collapsed.
Iellow workmen summoned Dr.
J.Im ('. Town, who attended Dager
and took him home. He lives in Nnr-berth.
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MISS CATHERINE DEARDEN
Who has deserted parties nnd dances to nppcar before the footlights,
nnd says "there Is nothing like It"
'JUST A LARK," IS OAK LANE
GIRL'S IDEA OF STAGE DEBUT
Woman Dies Stricken In Auto
no'l1.'0 Fffdmnn, fifty-six jeais old,
33 Bnlnbridge street, died in the
lennsylvnnia Hospital last night from
Heart disease. She wns stricken while
automobile riding with her fnnilly. Her
lather. M. J. Frecdman, proprietor of
a clothing btore downtown, diove her
nomc after she complnined of being
Mint. On licr arrival she grew rapidly
Wur n!"' slle wns hurried to the hos
plta . where hhe died shortly nftcr being
admitted. .., ,..u5
.,! taM
It takes actual physical
strength to keep a firm grip
on yourself, your associates
and your affairs. The way
suggestions are followed has
a deal to do with the lung
power behind them. Collins'
men are always full of re
serve energy. You'll under
stand why when you
come in for a trial treatment.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
co,? PHYSICAL CULTURE
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PRESIDENT '
HARDING
Message to Congress
April 12, 1921
"The motor car has become
an InJIspensablo Instrument In
our political, social and Indus
trial life."
PHILADELPHIANS
Prominent In all wallcs of Ufa
ro owners of the famoua
IV. A. KUBIilt, l're.ldent
LEXINGTON MOTOR
COMPANY OP PENNA
Catherine Dcarden, Appearing
in Theatre Here, Calls It
"Lots of Fun"
Does Not Aim to Be a Star,
but Prefers Dramatic Work
to Parties
Miss Catherine Dcarden, pretty little
nineteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mru. Robert Dcarden. Jr., of Eleventh
street and Sixty-ninth nvenue, Oak
Lane, has cast aside her party dresses
and debutante frivolities for the time
being nnd launched upon n stago career.
Little Miss Denrdcn, who wns for
merly a student at Miss Marshall's
School, in Oak Lane, is playing with
tho stock company nt the Orpheum
Theatre, Germantown,.
Blonde, blue-eyed nnd smiling, tho
piquant young lady would refer to her
footlight ndventure only as a larc. when
sho ran awny from rehenrsal nt tho
thentro on Cheltcn avenue this morn
ing to "explain herself."
"It's lots of fun," she said. "I just
love it, but honestly. 1 never aim to be
n grent start I'm not that good, but I
do like to be doing'things. I'm not sat
isfied just to go td parties and dance."
Brother on Stago
Then nn Interesting piece of informa
tion came to light. Roland Dcarden.
tho twenty-four-yenr-old brother of
Miss Catherine, has gone u:ion the
stage, too. He is in "Debyrau," n
Belnseo production, in New York.
"Perhaps," put In the uncertain
littlo embryo star, looking very fetch
ing in a big corn-colored hat. n white
blouse and blue skirt, "perhaps Ro
lnnd's umbltlons have hnd something to
i.w ii.il mini-. tx, tiny 1UIV, Jl 11U Mini
to mo, 'Come on nlong over to New
York, sis; there's n bit over hero oti
could piny,' you can just guess I
wouldn t lose nny time going."
Miss Denrden's stage ambitions self
confessedly begnn many years ago baek
on the big spreading lawn of Miss Mar
shall's school with the kindly willows
that boidr Asbury Lnkp acting ns very
snriwnctory scenery and little girls with
white drehses fluttering in tho breeze
constituting a not too criticnl nudiem-e.
"I have alwnss loved the stage," she
explained. "The urge begun in school
when I was n HttV girl, but I am not
nt all sure thnt I shall adopt it ns a
permanent profession.
Would Prefer Homo-Malilng
i ,VYoVce' h J". th'9 wnv : x ' not
believe that n girl can follow two pro
fusions with success. That is, she can
not be a home-maker nnd a stage star
at tho same time. I know that If I do
stay on the Rtoge thero will come n tim.
when I must choose between careers
Has Footlights' Lure
Camped in Oak Lane?
There is a question disturbing the
residents of Oak Lano.
Are the Immortal shades of
Shnkcspcarc hanging over tho burg
or what? Consider these facts and
explain 'cm.
Miss Mary Dunran Stewart,
dnughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. George
Stewart, of Oak lane nnd Eleventh
street, has gone on the stage.
Mrs. Pheobe Asbury, wife of
Charles T. Asbury, of Oak Lane, has
Inunchcd forth in a musical comedy
career.
And now
Miss Cnthcrinc Denrdcn, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Dcarden,
Jr., of Eleventh street nnd Sixty -ninth
avenue, has gone on the stage.
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Will Be Given Certificate of
Membership at Franklin
Instituto Exorcises
JUSSERAND TO BE GUEST
Gcncrnl John J. Pershing nnd the
French Ambassador nt Washington, M.
Jusserand, will be chief figures nt a
stated meeting of the Franklin Insti
tute this afternoon in the hall of the
Institute, on Seventh street near Chest
nut, A certificate of honorary membership
will bo presented to Gcncrnl Pershing,
who will arrive hero from Wnshington
shortly beforo the meeting.
The Franklin Medal nnd honorary
membership will bo presented to Am
bassador Jusserand on behalf of his
Government for Prof. Charles Fabry,
of tho University of Paris.
Tho Franklin Medal nnd certificate
of honorary membership will also be
presented Frank J. Sprnguc, of New
York. He is n world leader in the elec
trical field.
Gencrnl Pershing will leave Wnsh
ington at 10 :15 o'clock this morning for
this city. Ambnssndor Jussernncl will
come here for the exercises from Now
York.
"Studies in the Field of Light Radia
tion," by Prof. Fabry, will bo read by
Dr. Joseph S. Ames, of the Johns Hop
kins University, nnd "Electric Trac
tion," n review, will be given by Frank
J. Sprnguc.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
nichard M. WaJd New Tork City, nnd Syl-
viiv ttcveii. iuniinemui uoim. uiii anu
Chestnut ntn.
Michael Formnn. 1017 S. !M nt.. and Itebecca
Lrncr. '.11.10 S. 4th at.
Taul MacWIIltamn. 721 N. 10th nt.. and
Hetty Ilamlll. HIM C Ht.
Samuel Mhtmlk, liuhnUtle, J. Y and
Stella Schultz. 4127 Orlscom t.
Cornelius M Docker. 1!13 13. Orleans St.,
and Edith a. Monty, L'l.TI II. Orleans it.
John P. Houan. 2014 E. Hulnos at., nnd
Huth V. Shine. 78 E. Hrlnnhurst at.
William II. Perkins, 48 N. Ilnrbon st.. and
Isabella nrennan, 2700 Dickinson st
Oconto C. Taylor. 1207 E. Washington nve ,
and Edith M. Lowls 4907 Cedar nve
Arthur M. Herncr. Ituffalo N. Y and Paul
ine Fi Woyner. 132i Porter st.
Thomas D. Mnrlow. 208 8. fiflth st , nnd
Pauline Sokrowlt. New York City
Wallace M. .MacCurdy. in H. ,12d st.. and
Charlotte M. Qoetta, 202 N. O.'ith st.
Charles W. Krauch. 232(1 H. 12th st. nnd
Mabel E. Htoll. 700 N. 22d st.
Harry J. Molltor, 4032 Westminster ave ,
and Anna MrVaueh. West Chester. Pn.
Leon Fedor. 3230 Oxford st . and Mollle
llrlclcman. MO S. 4th st.
Italph W. Cox. 114 E. Turnliull ne.. and
Helen Pownell. 118 W Oenrpln st
and you know I'll have to ndmit that
I'm rather fond of the Idea of tho career
of home-maker.
"I love the outdoors, hiking and all
tl.nt sort of thing, fin even quite keen
about going to live in the country. Do
you think thnt would fit In with n ca
reer on tho stage? I don't know; it
often makes me wonder."
Tho thoughtful little nctress stopped
suddenly, hearing something no one
else heard.
"They're calling me," she exclaimed.
"I've got to run back to rehearsal.
After all. it is a great lark. There's
nothing like it."
Ardmore Woman a Candidate
Mrs. II. Wilson MoorehouHc, 111
WIster road, Ardmore, has been put
forward 1"; the League of Women
Voters of Lower Merlon Township ns n
cnndldntc for membership on the town
ship school board. She will rim in op
position to William J. CInrk, nn old
time resident of Ardmore, who has been
on the board since 1014.
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BUY Clothes
Wisely
$ Buying Clothes is a matter of de
liberate judgment. But buy Good
Clothes. No matter what price you
pay, you should consider that price
alone doesn't prove economy. The
longer thesClothes serve, the more
economical they are.
CJAnd Wear isn't a matter of chance
there's a definite way of putting it into
Clothes all-wool fabrics and skillful
tailoring produce it. Our Clothing is
reliable, correct and in approved taste.
Ifl Spring Suits and Top Coats of superior
quality and workmanship are $30 and
Upward. Very special values at $45 and
$50.
JLCOB REED'S SONS
M2M426 OnestomilSlhredt
Honored With Medal
I'KANK .1. .SPUAUUU
Mr. Spraguo, a New York City
mail and n. lender In the electrical
field, receives tho Franklin Medal
and a certificate of honorary mem
bership nt a meeting of Krnnlilln
Instituto today
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ALLEGED THIEF
Man Treated at Hospital
Charged With Theft of
Surgical Instruments
IS DETECTIVE'S SON
"You are the meanest thief In Phila
delphia," wild Magistrate Stevenvon.
nt the Thirty-ninth utreet nnd LnncnH
ter avenue xtntlon, today In holding
Thninni Ilnrbrldge, of Mellon utrect near
Fortieth, in ?2.l(X) ball for the (Jrand
Jury, chnrged with uteallug surgical In
riiments from the I'rexb.tterlnn Hos
pltnl lnt night, after lie hnd received
inrdlritl iittentinn.
Ilnrbrldge, it was testified, becnm'1
intoxirnted at 0 o'clock last night nnd
rammed hN list through a glnns door nt
the Twenty-fourth Ward Kepiibllcun
Club, Kortv-flrst street nnd Lnncaster
nvenue. went to the Presbyterian
HoMpitnl nml t'litn of his liand wer1
dressed by Dr. ('. A. Vensey. While
the surgeon wns occupied bi nnother
cane. It wns testified, narbrithc stole
A'cawof instruments used Is ewwepcy
cases.
I'ntrolmnn Krumbnr, of the Thirty
ninth street and Lancaster nvenue sta
tion, Inter tnw Harbrldge with the in
struments. A chase followed, during
which the patrolman fired four shots.
When Ilnrbrldge was overtaken lie
seized the prttrolinnn'M club and struck
him several times, it was testified. The
patrolman then used a blackjack and
subdued the prisoner, who hnd thrown
Fcvernl of the Instruments nwny,
Ilnrbrldge was again taken to the
Presbyterian Hospital and later to the
station home. He Is u son of Detective
Ilnrbrldge, of City Hall.
Only One Eligible for Garbage Job
Crorgc W. Kelly, Jr., L'-'.i Houth
Fiftieth street, Is th onlj eligible fur
tlie position oi superintendent oi ino
municlpnl ginhage ri'dtutlnll plant. This
was mnde known today by the Civil
Kcri-ipi" Commission
.$400 a month.
The Job pnys
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ouapects in jm 'noDoery neia rr
, Ftirtriof1 Hearing
Two suspects were nrrcstcd lnctn!ht J".
by Detective Llcbrnndt In connection
with the attnek on Dnniel McMonagls, '
wiio wns bin ten over the head with a
wrench nnd robbed of jflfi." In hfo see- '
ond-lmnd store nt 4138 Kldgo avea'''
yesterdny nfternoon. The men arrested ',.
nro Charles Carr, twenty-four years ',
old, of Thirty-fifth street near Queen f.
lnne, nnd August Outrho. twenty-nlno
rnrs old. f Thirty-fifth street liesr
Scott's lnne. Thev were tnken to thn
Hnniorltnn Hospitnl. where JIcMonngle,
Invn tlnzed condition, could not nosU
lively fdent'f) them
Ileforc Mnglstinte Price, In the
Twenty-second street and Hunting
Park avenue station, they were ield In r S
SloOO ball each for further 'hearing;
May 25.
JOHN LOUX
2552-2549-2551-2553 Germantown Ave.
Furniture Manufacturer
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factory to you only one profit, and I get It.
This 3-Door
Oak
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deep; ice capacity 40 pounds.
A I I Rugs
g uaranteed
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and perfect.
All white enamel inside.
Guaranteed in every way,
40 inches high, 28
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9x12 Wool Fibre .
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House Rugs
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All the standard makes of Bugs such an Alex. Smith and Sons
Stephen Scnford & Sons John Bromley & SonsBigelow-llartford
Co.ltoxborough Carpet Co., etc. and none of them have any direct
selling agents in Philadelphia and none of them sell direct from the
factory no factory that manufactures Wilton, Axminster, Velvet or
Brussels Bugs retail them, not one.
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Everyone feels at home at Perry's.
We grow and grow because of the
good will of the people !
No wonder, witfcusuch offerings as
these!
Palm Beach Suits and Suits of
Standard Mohair fabric, duplicates
.of which will sell everywhere this
Summer at $20 to $25 here for
This One Week Only
at $14.50
Blue Serge Suits of fine, soft-handling
Serge. Special at $29, $35,
$42. Where can you touch them
at such prices?
Suits of imported and domestic
homespuns fine herringbone mix
tures beautiful pencil stripes in
red, blue, gray, brown, orange, gold,
$40, $45, $50.
Combination Sports and Business
Suits Coat, Vest, Knickers, Long
Trousers either or both $45 for
three-piece Suit; $9 for extra
knickers.
With a host of willing and accom
modating salesmen, and a scale of
prices consistently low, value con
sidered, at every price!
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GARDEN ORNAMENTS
at Greatly Reduced Prices
10-inch carved marble bench, with carved
bracket feet. Reduced from S55.00 to S38.00.
50-Inch carved marble bench, with carved
bracket feet. Reduced from S90.00 to $60.00.
67-Inch carved marble bench, with carved
bracket feet. Reduced from 150.00 to
$100.00.
Your Money Back If Not Satisfied
JOHN LOUX
2552,2549-2551-2553 GERMANTOWN AVENUE
Phone Diamond 2.137. Free Delivery Anvwhnr.
OPEN MONDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Carved marble fountain, 54 Inches high, with
carved marble bowl 29 Inches In diameter.
Reduced from $150.00 to $100.00.
48-inch marble scat, with finely carved back,
bracket feet and arms. Reduced from
$375.00 to $250.00.
33-lnch circular marble table, with white
fluted terminal lens, white bowl and
veined top. Reduced from $250.00 to
$150.00.
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