7.-Vv.V,;
Vi'
f KM), I HURT
LiHenry f Richardnon, Detention
Houso Superintendent, 'in
Fatal N. J. Accident
STORING GEAR IS BLAMED
Onr mnn wns killed nn.l .ven person-
i HlMircidf nts In nnd nenr the city dur
ini the lnxt tuent.vjmtr hours.
.Henry i. Hlolmrd'on, Miperliitcndcnt
f the Uowc of Pet'entlon. wns killed
whtn his nittoinnblle overturned uenr
iMrllneton. N !.. lite Sntnrdny nfler
SSn Al wont Into n Itoli. Faulty
fMrltiK KfT I Relieved In Iinve bren
rfrnon'ihlp for tin- nci'ldcnr.
Mr IUchnrdion died nt tlie Hurling
toii County Hospital of n frnrtuv of the
?!'. ii.i i.tnn Al..... '
Edward iimni". " --" mmhih n
) non errect, driver of the car. inid after
i ih trrident Hint lie lind hnd trouble
r t.L il.n. lAniltirr n linn rnf nu ft timnn
t time nnd n defect in the jjcnr wns pri-
nirily responsible for the nccldent. Mr.
KJlicharri'oii wns e.ii iiih wnv ro pn-
S the week-end with Mr1?. Kichni'dxon.
rtio wan awflmng nini m uicir stnnuicr
cottage nt HrowiiH Mills. N. .1.
" Mother mill Clillrl Hint
'; Atlemptlnc to cliield her iiinotoon-
if montn-oi(i cnuu imm iinrm in a mo
torcar couiMnn mm cvcninis, mvh, jinrin
Veter was nnmy cut nnu iiriU'ed on
" tbe.head and body. The child, KrVder
'Ickjvwas fliglitly cut on the bend.
'Mother nnd child were tnken to Hie
Samaritan Hospltnl.
I..Hnntina-1'ark nvenuen.
it. 'ine rouiiii'ii uiruiiru ni ltuicn nnu
,f otto limner, n.w oiuiniun nvenuc.
i rhiladelphin. I in the Mnce Ilospltnl
at Wildwuod in n NcrlniM condition
fromMujurlcM icccived wlien his runn
bout overturned Inst night on Surf ave
nue at Nineteenth street while going
It a high rate of fpeed.
Charles Ilarker. givins an uddiesn
near Sixth nnd Westmoreland street,
trill be irrniined for n liearini: tunlirlit
It at Ogontr,, ohnrgetl with rerklesH driv
ing. Accoriiin; to tlie Ugontz police.
Darker was onerntiiifr n enr that
crahed into one owned by It. 15. f'liaie,
of Roslyn, nnd reboundins. Mnnibed
Into another innchiiie driven by Thomiis
Lane, of GletiNldc.
The I.ane cur wns overturned nml
weflted, I.Ttie ocni i"? with cms anil
truises. uatKep s enr was nearly
wrecked, nnl he ,-as painfully cut null
bruised.
It was m."p.nry for attaches of the
Abington Hovpltnl to strop William
Ilnyes. a Hridgcport. Ia.. engineer
hurt In a mnfor nrcident, to n brd yes
terday in li-der tluit bis injuries couiu
U determined. Up was crazed and
unnerved by th? accident.
Tried to Spare Cyclist
Ham, with T.euis Audi, of ;irn
ide, was driving n lnntorcjrle over tnr
Easton" liidiway fit Hohn, Abinmnn,
nhen a collision occurred with a motor
Mr drive.) by J H. Towiuoe. 'of iC7
Eist Westmorland street. I'bilndd
tihia. Ilnjes tried to nvoid Mrikins n
bicjelift anil croshed into the fender of
Townroc's machine. Audi escaped In
jun. inn .laro. a three-jenr-old boy. of
nuiow iirove. is recovering from cuts
and fhock. cniiscd when be was htrucu
rnterday by on oiitomohlle driven n
W. H. ltaltzcll, of Hartford. Conn. Th'c
acewent Happened on the Kaston high
way. at Willow (Jrove. Tin- child Is
In tlie AhiiiRton Hospital.
la n collision nt O'd York road nnd
Township line nbove Ogontz, lift night,
three persons were hurt. A cur owneii
and driven by Charles Xagle'. of Ken
fington. collided with one driven bv
Howard Cox. of Shnron Hill. NoeIc
and the members of his partv cleaned
unhurt.
Walter Cot nnd his son Mitnlnpd
mere cuts. Mrs. Cot suffered from
"lorn, nnu iiownnl Cox was iru
ied.
tiosie was nrrested. jjiven
n hearing
" ugontz, a nil icleiised
uniler bnil.
penuinj: outcoine of the
injuries of the
members of the Cov fnmii
Hliile playing baseball in front of
1U home, at 1010 DieUliiMin street,
yesterday, l.i.nis Cliincdiio. seven veins
eld. was -eriniislj injured U nn auto
mooilc. Itoceo Lozzitto. nieventh mid
, U0Mstieet. currieil the bov to St.
Agnes Hospitnl. The child1' sUull is
iriotured
MagNinte liaker held I.oz.itto with
out ball for court.
Shipload of German Toya Arrives
IIumM1'"- M"y r'--Tnr- American
. !?' ,Mri" n'-r'ved heie yesterdav
..v.,, imiiiuiir,. i-nrryiin;
a r.'imo ot
"i miu ii -ma lie iov
and 070 pas'-eiiRer".
Important
Notice to Stockholders
U.S. Steamship Co.
A meetinif of Stockholders In
"Mnpuihv W, ihe I'llOTIIt'TIVK
''' ""ENT will -e held In jf
i"f,Ji V.r..fc,.,ul",hl1' ''oan Hoclt
-t'h nt 8 I' M Slokinld..is
"f uiged i0 nttcml Inluresilnu
"'. .Tr w"l ! innde linpor
Jtnt Information sHen
l.co Uoi), Chairman.
U. S. Steam ship Co. '
stockholders Protective Com.
-iynar drci, l2t. S Y. Cltu
lf"EEP down the up
keep of your sales
force by keeping up your
advertising.
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertiting Agency
"ry P,e of Sale, Promotion
North American BM Pl.il-j.iu:-
-- (k iiuuuciiJiiia
FINE STATIONERS '
Dreka
Ink
Writes Black-Stays Black
FLOWS FREELY
wl for Fountain Pons
Famous Since I8G4
:? CHESTNUT STREET
rBREM
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f
CATIIKKINK HArri'r.Ll'KCK
MAKY .MrilKAY
They are part of (be cast which
will give the, comedy nt Hit) St.
Joseph's College Auditorium to
night nml tomorrow night, for tho
(iesu Notre Dame Alumnae
IRREUGION DEPLORED
Baptist MJnistcr Warns Against
Lawless Tendency of Times
Irreliglon nnd a tendency to hiwlc'--ness
nmong n large percentnge of the
people of the Cnited States wns de
plored by the Hev. (ieorge S. Young,
pnstnr of the .lenkintown Itnptist
Church, tnduj in an address before the
Haptist miiiistcrs ut tli'dr weykly meet
ing. The meeting wiin held in the Kirst
Itnptist Church, Seventeenth nnd Snn
som streets.
Mr. Youiiit said -10 per cent of tin
people in the Cnited States had no
chinch connection.
The ministers decided to attend the
foinmenremenf exercises of Cro.er
Theological Seminary at Chester .lunc n't
in a body. The Hev. Allen Hoban. of P"
Carleton College, Nnrthrield, Minn.,
will be orator of the day.
WIFE NO. 2 STILL LOYAL
Offers Bail for Man Held on Bigamy
Charge
William Ilnnsel. of 171!!' Darrnh
street. Kriuikford. wns confronted nt
Central Station today by bis wife wlioln
he had believed dead for ,th last eight -pen
venrs and wns held in SSOO bail for
court by Magistrate Carson on a charge
of bigamy after the woman liml tetiliei
that she married Hnn'-el twenty yeais
ago
Hansel mnrried Miss .lane II. Kers
lake August ln-t.
Mrs. Hansel No. 1 told the magis
tiate thnt slie and her husband had
lived together barely two year- after
their marriage. She lies at HMO Hurt
villi' street.
Mrs. Hansel No. - wns in court to
give bail for her huhund.
BABY DIES OF INJURIES
Carl Tieruey. twenty months old,
37S4 ('renin street. Manayunk. died
today in the Memorial Hospital. The
chilli wns struck Saturday by an ex
press train on the Norristnwn brunch
of the Itendiiii; Itnilwnv near his home
His skull vn. fractured.' The bab bad
wandered on the tracks mid wns hit
ns bis mother ran to save hjm.
A Spe
Cllllv Copy Work
Special
Itntes
STENOGRAPHER NOTARY
Erert MnMer of English,
Experienced In all lines
Confidently.
Moderate.
Aulo H
EL VENDIG Quick
T Irenaes J Ae'lnn
DAY sMundVy.T,oon" NIGHT
Manufacturers' Clearance
SALE 20 OFF
en our
Framed Mirrors
Splrmllit line of
Picture Frames
Fine Mouldings
III: Vnrirtj. All IVoocli
l.nlrst rinUhrs
Frnmci to Order
Matthew Schramm & Son
39 North 9th St. Second Floor
. iTI V If If It W
J M S I i- ',,,
tinti.i li.k
ki:tii.i:ks
Medieval saints used to
wear horse-hair shirts to in
crease their righteousness.
But the comfort and buoyant
sense of well-being assured
by' the different Collins' Sys
tem is far more apt to in
crease your righteousness as
well as your power.
Trial treatment free.
I!
COLLIN'S INSTITUTE i
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
i Ol.l INf III. I'll W.M.NI T ! T K.TH ,
ADVERTISING
AGENCY
GIRL
A Philadelphia Adver
tising Agency needs a
young woman in its Pro
duction Department.
Must bo good stenog
rapher, with sonic experi-
ence in keeping job costs
records.
Knowledge of printing
nnd engraving preferred
either from Agency experi
ence of printing or en
graving house.
Good liealth, industry
nnd . nmbition essentinl.
Excellent opportunity for
girl able to ussumo re
sponsibility. Address
II 812, Ledger OiTtce
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BVBOTiSrtf .StJieifetaBB'MlMtoBtPHrA',' "AgDAY, 'MXf S3,. 1921
SPROULTO START
Governor Has Until Ftiday for
Action on Measures Left
by Assembly N
SALARY RAISERS DOOMED
Bv n Staff Cormnondent
Hnrrlslmrg, May li.1. Governor
Rproul "Will take nction on the bnlnnce
of the bills otlll In his bands this wefk.
I The thirty days nfter the adjournment
I of the Legislature in which the Oov
J emor ban to net on measures teft by the
AFsemblv will expire Frldny
The Governor nrrlved here last night
rrpaied to pare down the appropria
tion bills nnd kill off the big number
, of snlnry raisers which went through
n, r nniini... i.. .i.- r... i .!.. .1...
i, i. Mty Kiniiiiui v ill nil- iiiiiii iiiij n 1IL llll'
Assembly.
It Is estlmnted the Onvernor will cut
$-'0,000,000 from tho flenernl Appro
pr'atlon bill to which $10,000,000 were
added by the Senate when flnnl action
woh tnken by that body during the clos
ing ilnys of, the session.
The Governor probably will establish
n record ns a paring expert when be
finishes the batch of appropriation nnd
salary-raising biils now In his bnnds.
Approximately 700 bills nre still
nwniting his action, although be lias
gotten rid of n big grist in the three
weeks intervening since the tlnnl ad
journment of the Legislature.
I.egnl tests on the nnthrnclte tax mil
have been nntlcipnted by State nffieinls
nnd certain appropriations are expected
to be approved as contingent, niennlng
tbnt ,tbey will go into force if the rev
enue Is sufficient. Nn tests on the an
thracite tax measure are expected until
the Stntf begins to enforce collection of
the tax next Jniiunry.
State Cbnlrmnn William I. Crow is
(xpected here tomorrow to confer with
the Governor on the question of n
special election for n successor to the
late CnnKre-ssmnn M. M. Gnrlnnd. of
Pittsburgh. He wns elected last fall
ns n Congressmon-nt-lnrge nnd bis suc
cessor must be elected nt a State-wide
nection. The Governor expects to fix
Hie specinl election for the September
primary to save the Stnte the expense
which otherwise would be incurrrd.
The various State committees will
nominnte the enndidntes.
Governor Sproul nnd Chairman Crow
ilMi nre expected to take up the ques
tion of having the women given repre
sentation in tlie State and County Re
publican Committees.
TO CONSIDER GAS REPORT
Chamber of Commerce to
Take Up
Experts' Data
The I'liblli' I'tllities Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce will consider the
report of the Mayor's Gas Committee
nt n. special meeting this afternoon.
Copies of the report have been fur-,
iiNheil tlie committee, nnd it is expected
that the meeting will briiiK out some
lively discussion.
It could not be lenrned in ndvnnce
whether the committee will lie rendy to
make a statement on tlie report ini'me
dintely nfter the meeting, or nt some
later time.
The Horn
427-433
FINAL BILL PING
f-iy uuwnumw1niaunmfpBI?np3BamnSSmU
I 4S
4qihiE,mimnnuiTniiJix'fjnripT
OTiEaagiiuii3jlvOTt
enE25i-Eiiiuii3T
Twenty-One Different .
Tropical Worsted Suitings
Built to Measurement
$50
We challenge you to match the variety or
quality offered in this group of tailoring cloths (at
the price) in any merchant tailoring shop in the
country.
The way they are selling is the best proof wc
have that our customers are appreciating the op
portunity to buy them.
WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER
1217-19 Chestnut Street
, WE OFFER FOR INVESTMENT
E. I. Du'pON T de NEMOURS & CO.
TEN YEAR 7l2 GOLD BONDS
In Denominations of $1000 and $500
The Bonds nre listed upon the New
York Stock Exchange, where they can
be readily purchased or sold for cash.
Il'ritc or call for full information,
CARSTAIRS &
Conservative Investment Securities
Mrmbers of .Veto York and
I'hiln, Stack Kxchangrn
111!) WALNUT ST.
lMIII.AIlKI.lMIIA. TA.
G2 nroiulway,
New YorU City
The Winds
of the World
Kver bear of the two boots that
rocked in the river nnd one woh In
lore. wltli. the ocean and one wan in
love with the shore, nnd 'tlie Winds
of Ibe world carried the shore-loving
bout, out to sen nnd left the' sea
loving' boat In the harbor?
W;dl, anyhow', that's how it was
with the two heroines of Huby M'.
Ayres' book. The girl who' wonted
to work with the mnn she loved
found too lntc thnt he wns rich. The
girl who fronkly wonte.d riches fell
In love' with n, wastrel of good
family but weak morals.
Material there for a good story,
Isn't there?
Well, rend it.
It begin todny on page 27.
MISSING GIRL IS FOUND,
MAN C0MPANI0N ARRESTED
Gertrude 'Lang, Who Disappeared
May 14, Located in Baltimore
Gertrude Lang, seventeen years old,
1012 Salmon street, Frankforri. missing
from hep home since Mav 14 wns lo
cated in n rooming house In Unltlmore
jestcrdny.
Mrs. Herman Lang, mother of the
girl, notified the police of tills city soon
nfter her daughter's disappearance nnd
"tilers" bearing lb" girl's .description
were sent out.
William Schaffer, twenty-eight yenrs
old, a butcher, formerly living nt .TWO
Allen street, who Mrs. Lnnj suspected
as knowing her daughter's whereabouts,
was arretted by the police when be nr
rlveil her. yest'rday from Baltimore to
get fresh clothing.
Lleutennnt of Detectives Le Strange
irosH-examlned the mnn nnd learned
that the girl woh living in Baltimore.
The Maryland authorities were im
mediately notified and Detective Charles
Scb war," of the Mising Persons Bu
reau, was. sent from this city to locate
her. ...
Schnffer ndmitteil ho nnu i"cn living
with the girl nnd thnt be bnd been sep
nrntcd from bis wife for some time. He
has one child.
CLAIMS SUICIDE'S BODY
Brother of Man Who Jumped From
Hotel Window Arrives From Chicago
I'jilwnrd A Hoffnian. of Chicago, nr
lived in rhiladelphin this mm-ninj to
claim the body of bis brotner. Gustnve
1. Hoffman, who committed suicide Fii
ilny mnrnlne by leaping from n seventh
story window in tlie Hamilton Hotel,
Broad and Wnlnut streets.
Befor" lenvins the city Hoffman told
Deputy Coroner Ward thai worry over
business matters wns probably responsi
ble for bis brother's act. Iloffman was
in the insurance business.
This Is My Fourth and Last
' Advertisement
To eel In touch with firms lntreteii
In ii ll producing- Auto Sales Exfcutle
I hiitf rcrnHcd ii number of nnfr unit
t nm Roltur to mnke a decision shortly
If Miu're Interested, don't let thin chance
'o bv. but Ret In touch with me at once
No doubt I'm the ery mnn you're look
In for n ,Knnr.R OKFICK
IfetiiiirniTigmiTTr
Those Who Enjoy ;
Lovely Homes
have a keen appreciation of
the value of Artistic Light'
inq Fixtures nnd Lamps
and arc now evincing con
siderable interest in our new
models, which arc priced
consistent with existing;
conditions.
& Brannen Mfg. Co.
North Broad Street
A Short Walk Along Automobile Row"
CO.
MINISTER
NHERITS
m x w
M
m
rvvi
Reclaimed Her From Slums 15
Yoars Ago After Denying
Plea for Liquor
WILL ENDOW RESCUE HOME
New York, May. 21. Several mil
lions of dollars of the fortune
which the Hev. Dnvld 8. IC.
Bvrnc expects to possess after Mny 20
will be used, be riald yesterday, in bulld
ifig nnd endowing n rescue home for
women nnd girls in Chicago.
He has Chicago llrst in mind because
it wns in that city, many years ago,
he found and reclaimed the girl Lucy
Byrne. To that net and her restoration
to her,pnrents, anil to n trnln of events
beside which some of our best fiction
seems dull, the Cnnadlan clergyman
owes bin expectation of great wealth.
Tho fortune is conservatively esti
mated, according to tho opinion of n
Florida chart, at. S22.000.000. Tbot,
says Mr. Byrne, was based upon valu
ations of several years ngo. but thinks
inn sum now is noout .vkmwu.hw,
In mnn 1r Itrrt.V ulm im nnl o
ni
ncss In Canada, visited u brother in
Chicago. Slutnming as a gospel
worker, he wns Invited by a young
woman to buy her a drink. He told
her he wouldn't do thnt. but would
pray for her. He knelt, and ns bo
prayed the girl left him. intent on
bnvlng n drink. He crossed tho street
to n restaurant. Tlie girl enme in.
apologized for- her disappearance nnd
snld she thought it over and maybe
the prayer might help her. She re
formed nnd went back to her parents,
who then lived In FloWo.
Her father was Wllllnm George
Bvrne. the first nninc bnvlng originally
hi.,.,, Wollhictnn. He wns of Scotch
and Spanish pnrentnge He never
learned to write and to bis Inst day used
an X mnrk ns bis signature but he bad
a great head for business. He acquired. ,
snvs the minister, oil. mining, grn.ing i
and timber Innds In ninny lountries nnd
much other property, so widely scattered ,
that he never knew just what he was
worth.
Two vears nfter the family reunion. '
Lucy Lillian Byrne, the girl of thp Chi
cago episode, died Lnter in the snme
enr her fnther. W. G Byine. died nt
White Springs. Fin. Attested copies of
tlie will nnd n summary of it. which the
1$ Men's Clothing demands closer scrutiny
this season than ever before. Quantities of
almost worthless woolens were made up
during the war period and have been
shuttled back and forth from mill lo dealer
and from dealer to dealer.
These inferior woolens now made into clothing are
the source of supply of much of the clothing that is
offered at low prices. You can get them at practicalh
any figure that you want to pay. Hut if jou have
had experience with clothes made of woolens of doubt
ful character you know that they arc dear at any price.
1
Therefore, we advise "Caution" in making otir piit
chases. If ou want to be absolutch sure, bu where
you hac confidence in jour clothier don't take
chances, they are often costh.
The House that Heppe built
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
"This is Where"
H. C. Schomnckcr Co.
Player-Piano
(Arollim iimitr)
$595
Where the only genuine
Pianola Pianos can be
bought in Philadelphia.
The greatest in tone qual
ity and ability to repro
duce the artist's touch.
Where you can buy the
finest new Pianos such
as the famous Mason
& Hamlin, Weber and
Heppe Pianos.
Where you should phone
for illustrated catalogues
,and full particulars of the
Heppe Rental Payment
Plan.
cpoi
vfll
will s.'tOO,000 was left to servunis,
s icrt to servunis, n
to tho widow1, a tiunr-
third of the estotq
tflttkt
tor to the datiginer.
t. n nunrtcr to tlie
only son. George W. Ityrne. and the
residue to David 8. Kidd, conditioned
on the last named changing bis name to
David S. IC. Byrne The Canadian
who bnd set. Lucy Byrne on the straight
path wns Dnvld S. Kldd the present
Hev. David H. K. Byrne.
CLOTHING STRIKE, 24 WEEKS
OLD, LIKELY TO ENDSOON
Some Firms Ready to Recognize the
Union, Others Balk,
New Yorb. May 2.'L After twenty
four weeks of ceaseless struggle n new
condition has arisen In the trikc thnt
litis strangled tho- clothing industry in
this city nnd In Boston sllice December
0, 1020. A number of mnnufneturers
bnvo indicated their willingness to open
negotiations with the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America, and Ibese
negotiations mny take form during the
present week.
A very considerable element, bow
ever, nmong the mnnufneturers of men's
clothing, particularly those firms which
make the clothes they sell in their own
f.hops and not in the smnll, scattered
shops of outside "contractors," have
seceded from the Clothing Manufactur
ers' Association
tinder the leod"rlnp of William A.
Bandler, who on Friday resicned the
presidency of the Manufacturers' As-
SOCinuon, ine.v now rrviveu me i inin-
"11.. .
These tirms nave announced tnnt tney
will c.'irry on the wnr against the Amnl
gnmnted, which they denounce ns n
rcdicni, 'in-American nnd subversive
organization, and will fijht for tlie
"open shop."
iiFYBA
P
JeWf""
Polished
reporter sow today, show that in tlie
Diamonds of Super-Quality)
Command Endurinf)
Cut expressly for this
HERE are Good
and many not
Jt&COB MEED'S
Founded in 1865
Inaugurated the One-Price Syetem in
Where you can sell your
old piano, if good, for cash
or you can exchange it
for another Piano, Player
or Victrola.
Where you can buy ex
cellent used pianos. We
put them in good condi
tion and each is guaran
teed, $100 up.
Where the Heppe three
sounding - board Pianos
are sold. Unsurpassed in
tone quality and the
greatest dollar for dollar
value in the Piano world.
Where you can buy ' a
piano, player or Victrola
and simply pay rent and in
the end have all the rent
applied toward the pur
chase price.
;' t
A' ', '
ALFRED G. YANDERBILT
VICTIM OF BLACKMAILERS
Gang Extorted $75,000 by Threats
Against His Life
New Yorli, Mny 2.'1. Alfred Owynne
Vnnderbllt, who dicil n hero'? dentb
when the Lusilnnln was sunk by a
German I'-bont, was one of the victims
of the gnng of blackmailers uncovered
by the shooting of John II. Held.
Ills name wns brought Into the Inves
tigation of the shooting yesterday by
District Attorney I'M nnl .1. Glennon,
of the Bronx.
It wns reported to Mr. Glennon
that Mr. Vnnderbllt fought the
blackmailers here nnd in Kurope. nnd
thnt bis life was threatened at the
Horse Show in Madison Square Garden
In 101.1. Afterward he was protected by
private detectives.
For the sake of bis family, it is re
lated. the tlm'tit of the blackmailers
having terrorized Mr. Vnndprbilt's close
relatives, be Is said to bale settled with
the band through n lawyer for $7.".000.
He was advised not to settle, as he
was on innocent victim of the blnek
mnllers, but anxiety for his family be
cause of the dire threats is said to bate
urged him to compromise.
"Many rich men are now In the
c'utches of the blnckmallers." snld Mr.
GJennon. "There nre said to be many
cases, and many prominent lawyers in
vnlved either ns counsel for plaintiffs
In extortion suits or for defendant rich
men In questionable actions "
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
TOE R0SENBACII GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street
NK56:
SiLVLnsMm SnAy
uvi rii u
'DNttl3
Girdle
Appreciation
Establishment
Woolens
so good.
m
Re.-
l
A
,
j
sons.
1881
Yictrolas
$25
to $350
Wo sell
Vict rolas
exclusively
Thik
Heppe Victor Outfit No. 6
With Victor RrroriU nnd Ouk
fuhlnet for
$72-60
And in Mahogany for
$75.10
Where there is no judgment-note
clause in any
Heppe lensc you sign.
C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtown 1117 IT ( hcntiiut St
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POSTPONE DEMPSY SUIT-
Abaence of Champion Again Delay '
Action by Physician to Recover $B0,O
Henrlnjj of tho Milt brought Inut No
pitihcr by Dr. ljei-crt .M. ("oilrtftrd. ot
this Hy, ngnlnxt Wllllnm llnrrljnn,
".luck" nptnpopy, lir-nv.vwolK'it chain
ploii. to recover $."00. linlnnco on n bill
for nn opcrntion on the puRillct's nose
Srptoinbor 17. 11)111, wnd ngnln pO"t
poiiod toflny boforo Judge KnoMlou'ln
the Munlfipnl Court became Dempser
wns iinnblc to be prrxent.
.IikJkc Knowles, i4io is sittlnR, in
Koom 101 nt Pity Hull, vnbl the Milt
uill be hennl nt 10 o'clock tomorrow,
whether liemppy Is present or not.
Dempsey, in his affirinvlt, Mntcs thnt
IiIh ninmieer bnd n siipllnr operation
performed for which ' Dr. (Joddnrcl
chnrjrcd S200 lie nvers he jmifl thn
riurccon ,r00 nnd denies thnt tiiere is
nn Mlilitionnl .?."00 due the surgeon.
The Question
of the
Hour!
Suppose you have a cer
tain sum to be laid out
in Clothes for the Sum
mer. You need a Serge Suit
a mixed pattern a
Palm Beach, or a Suit
of Mohair. .
How and where can
you lay out this money
to the best advantage?
A score of stores and
more are urging their
claims, but you can
spend Your Money
Only Once.
After you've spent it,
you'll congratulate or
"kick" yourself as the
case may be, all the rest
of the season.
Every store claims to
have "lower prices"
and "better goods"
than the others. How
can you tell which is
the right one?
If you try us, we think
we can please you. It
will cost you nothing
to look.
Our prices are as con
sistently low as we can
afford to make them,
value considered.
Spring and Summer
Suits of Woolens and
Worsteds
$30, $35, $40, $45, $50
Wonderfully attractive
Palm Beach & Mohair
Suits
$14.50, $16.50, $18, $20,
$25
Tropical
Feather-weight worsteds
$35
Fine, soft-handling
Blue Serge Suits
$29, $35, $42
White Flannel Trousers
$10 and $12
Perry & Co.
16th & Chestnut Sts.
RADIUM
UNIVERSAL NEEDLES and
TUBULAR APPLICATORS
lurymation Apparatus
Installations
Correspondence 'y Hospitals nml
Physicians Invited
The W. L. Cummings
Chemical Co.
I.KlulilMinl IDI'J
Workn and Ileflning
Lnhnralorh'M
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