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FIGHTING 2 BLAZES '
EVENING PUBLIC LilDGER-PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921
Rye Injured by Flames In Up
town Warehouse, Six In
, Contral Garage
CHILDREN IN P. 0. S. OF A. FLAG-DAY PARADE
ONE NEAR DEATH BY SMOKE
EIotciA firemen were injured in two
Area last nfeht.
. Fire of them were hurt fightinit n
Mate in' Hamlltpn & Co.' bait ware
Jhone and TJcrg's nleohol distillery at
Front and Taskcr street. The othm
ere overcome liy imokc while inishlns
two burning motoi trucks out of a fta
mj under tho i'cnnvlvnnln Railroad
il Eighteenth and Filbert streets.
Among the latter vn Hernard Chad
wick, a boatman of Engine Company
Vo. 4. who wns so nffected lir tlu
imoke that he was taken to the Hahne
mann Hospital.
Those Infarct! at the downtown blaze,
,rhm the roof of the bag warehouse
eollaprtd. were:
Thomas Jlanganoro. tliUt.v-iour
Vn 22. roncuwlon of the brain and
I.,,,, nt the head and body.
Erntpt. Smith, hoscmati of Engine
Company No. 1, head and body lit
fames l.croy. hoseman of Engine
Company No. 2.. Injured, about tlie
tody and lega.
lie Wood, hoientan of hngine Com
pin No. 40, struck on head by falling
dfbri. All the above were taken to
Mount Pinai Hospital.
John Saunders, a hoseman of Filipino
Ompany Vo. 48. was thrown from n
fifteen-foot ladder by a powcrful.streom
of water rom a hish-pressuro ho-e.
Th water struck him in the face with
Mich force thnt he was blinded for
rcarly an hour. Ell dealt, a workman
employed in the distillery, was over
come by fumes from the bunting alcohol
and dense smoke caused by puioutdei-in;
scjar bags. Ho nnd Saunders were
ent to their homes.
The burning alcohol, running fiom
the still In the pumphotiFo. beeomt' i
rirer of fire as it poured into the Mrcct.
Buildings and Arc npuaratus In thn path
the fiery stream were threatened with
Ignition, and the firemen fought vigor
ously to safeguard the propctty. The
Iom Is estimated at 8.13,000.
At the garage blaze on Filbert trect
spectators were saved by the hero
ijm of firemen who htopped two run
away fire horses which became fright
ened by a passing locomotive.
MAN IN MOTORCAR CRASH
HELD ON THEFT SUSPICION
Police Say William Healey, Who At
tempted Escape, Drove Stolen Car
William Healey, Noble street near
Fourth, was held without bail todav
by Magistrate Delta at the Twenty
tecond street and Hunting Park nve
nne station, charged with automobile
tarn and assault nnd luttery.
On Monday Healey. in a car alleged
to have been stolen from .1. T. .Tohn
wni 1C3 South Sixty-third street,
trashed Into a touring car nt Sixth
and Somerset streets. In the car were
two women, two men nnd threo c-hll-rtren.
The two women were taken to
the Episcopal Hospital.
Dctectivp "Winning nrrested Healer
and turned him and his car over to
Patrolman Cress, who got in the car
and ordered Healey to drive to the Ger
mantovvn and Lycoming avenues sta
tion. There wns a girl In Healey's ear.
After getting the car moving at a
fair rate of speed Hoaley leaped out.
Dress could not drive, and the car
piled up in an excavation. Through In
formation furnished by tho girl Hcalej
i3 niiuiiy cnugni.
i.ast December Healey was one of
Ymu men arrested in. connection with
v (l s ,l nutomobilo hold-ups in"
'u.u policemen were supposed to have
Men involved. He finally confessed.
Healey was defiant in Magistrate
Wlzs court today and insisted that
JW .nave n further hearing, saving; he
couw provn the car he was ridinir in
ff VIon,d"y Wfls not fctolcn. The MngH
...! ,"1"'. Ulm wiinout boll for n
further hearing next Monday.
8. P. C. A. URGES DOG POUND
Delaware County Body Asks Com-
mlsslonera to Aid In the Work
n ''f?''0" from the Delaware County
Z'. n appeared beforo the Dela
ware Umnty Commissioners in the
wurthouso yesterday nfternoon Bn(
J?"10-a strong plea for funds to assist
. i yL nnd county to enforce hu
n,7ry..,ho Prent quornntiue. Tho
Quarantino prohibits tho lunning at
Af ".?s ,ln,0BH PPerly muzzled,
?.,lJ0.,epl(1nll,, of Tale- Many In
lected dogs bave alicady been killed
fW? n0men. ,rdn5r "PPMlefl to the
f.wr,JuCommiwionc''s for R0000 to e
?L1,h a Pound nnd employ men to
dnl fl'V'T vlolntlB ''he qunran
jUa ..i ,h,o ''OB8 captured are unmuz-
to rtMifn i,; '".... "v "" "'--"--y
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PERSHING RECEIWS && HT M '
DEGREE AT P. M. C llif! DEMANDS LIVELY
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AID OF CITY VITAL,
SAYS U. G. I. HEAD
President Bodino Tells Council
men It Can't Co On With
out Changing Lease
Slain Sailor
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AMOUNTS TO ULTIMATUM
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Wa" JTM
SAMUEL .1. DIAMOND
Ho wns found murdered on (lie
li. S. S. Columbia nml Kayinonil
I'. Olll, a shipmate, wns declared
guilty oT his death in the second
degree by n jury in tlio Federal
Court here
Commander of A. E. F. Re
ceives Honor at Annual
Exercises
General Pershing, former commander-in-chief
of the American Kxpeditionary
Forces, received the degree of doctor
of military science at the Pennsylvania
Military College. Chester, today, in
connection with the annual commence
ment exercises of the college.
Only, two other men in America hold
his degree, (lenernl heonaid C. Wontl
nnd General Hugh Ti. Scott. Thev were
thus honored by the Pennsylvania Mili
tary College during their lncumbencv ns
chief of btaff of the I'nited States
Army.
General Pershing nt rived shortly
after 0 o'clock and was given a rous
ing welcome. He rode from the home
of the Governor, near Chester, with Mrs.
Hproul. The General was escorted by
the cadet cnvnliy of the college.
Shortly nfter his arrival a tnblet in
memory of twelve cadets of the college
wno were miieu in tun world Wnr wns
unveiled in the main hall.
The Invocation nt the unveiling was
made by the Rev. James M. Tnitt. Ad
dresses weio mado by Major John XV.
hoveland, president of the Alumni As--sociation,
and Colonel Charles K.
Hjntt, president of the college.
Exercises of the fifty-ninth annual
commencement wcie held in the audi
torium at 11 o'clock. John Wauamaker
conferred degrees on the graduates nnd
nlso the honorary degtces. Addl esses
were also made by Justice William T.
Hchnffcr. of'the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, nnd Major I.ovciand.
Honorary degrees were conferred on
i no following:
Believes Child's Alleged Slayer
Caught Disappointed at
Seeing Empty Cell
I.eJeor Photo S,nle
The parade was held last evening,
starting nt Broad nnd Spring Gar
den streets and terminating nt the
Uetsy Rom House. This group of
Ukrainian orphnns and Florence
Schmcltz (below) were among tho
marchers
GIRL AND FATHER HURT
Sherman Wells, Contractor, and
Daughter in Auto Craeh
JJi Dorothy AVells. nineteen jears
old. of Concord, wns slightly burned,
and her father, Sherman Wells, n Phil
adelphia building contractor, was
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(hi ven by Mies Wells, collided with an
other car on n jurvp of the IJaltimoro
pike near the Hlack Horse Hotel, west
of Media, nt H:'M o'clock this morning.
The collision caused the AVclls nuto-
Dorlnr ,.f ,.l ... A, , .:--" "' ""' "iU:. 1WIII Of
.SerllBlmrion?njrMfeh,"U'r JU,"C A,t'X' Hospital WI1S l tU JJcUin
xnamnKion .iiemoriol unapel Vnllfv rorne. , V "" . iuuwi .inner ,o, 01 i
uogmr or pnnoBopny Nyivnnu arliwnM, i"-'aier, were occupantK of tie oiler
&onn 'TuT.ZVr.rV. I a"tu'"ob"p- ' ere not injured.
oori n. ciirlsllan, Jr cla of )1 8ec '
rftary to IreMunt Hardlne.. .lohn Wep I r-nr-mi i- n.
.oimmona. clas of 87. Cliurchlll Ilrown .Me-1 rtlC urt K hK tin H HH
Deaths of a Day
William Hipp
iiTl,T?l"i IIIpp,' vipL' President of the
ipei Hosiery Co , Lawrence and Lu
mrie streets, was found dead early
nn rv.mor",tr.in 1,ls npartments in
Jcean City, N j , iy Mr8 IIIppi
! with apoplexy between 4 nnd 0
. nml .(,ie,d '. ''' Hloep. Hi. had
Vi d ,!cm.,n," in 800'1 health.
lT's'i,ipi,' s !10me in ,his c't.v wns ni
'ear. ! M1?,"'1, ."'"V1- ,K wa' Hit.v
Ann, it1, i HeB,llM hiR In'estN in the
fe" he also uns con
we ert with O. Schmidt & Sons, Inc.,
Antoinette Czapllcka
eeiTlJ.l ,;niv.CMjty Muselm ebieidoy re
nf .n' k l,,! ,,cath nf Miss An-
! l, .l'' Vu1.;...n,.".0!cd P0l-
iickn i j.r , "l,;.v"'"""A. , i p
"ristol IJ
appeared
"ie course of
country.
nami, rlaim of '02
Mnlr of rill enrtnonrlnu .Tmepli Clrnrnlv I
"'"f"i. luuir, or t'liiianripnid, maalir of '
aclence, Walter R lllbbanl, Ilrldieport. '
Th Rraduaten follow
ncliAlnr of nci-nrft in hemlslry Law
rence II Vnt". Pa. Hdwln A Mueller Oh'o.
Arthur I, Itna, Nw Jerfi
nachclor of Kcionco in "Couomlca C'liarle.
I,, riaibour. Pa . Iio A Canaurano, I'a.i
Wdsiib n Kullerton. llernadlno Jarilennr
rhlllpplne lalandfl, Cteoriro A. I.Nona l'a ,
J0eph A. Poll. 3il. Ta,
Chll engineer John II Claua, Pa r)ald
Lanahe. New Jry Allwrt I.. M Nlblo,
Pa - Oenrne O'ltanlon New Voik Klorn
Land Po, I'hlllpplnn iKlundu, Nnthan S
Trump, Pa Karl K Wcntendel. Ohio.
General Peishing wns the guest of
honor at the commencement ball last
evening. He nrrlvcd with George It.
Christian, secretary to President Hard
ing, shortly after 5 o'clock His rlrsl
and only dance was a dreamy waltz
with Mrs. Sproul.
After dinner with Goernor nnd Mrs
Sproul at I.apidea Manor General
Pershing nnd Mr. Christian motored to
the Chester Club. T hey were accom
panied by Major J. G Quekomcyer,
iiide-dc-cnmp to General Persuing; K,
T. Stotesburv, ChU'f Justice von Mosch
zibker, of tue Stato Supreme Court :
Major General William G. Price and
Lleutciinnt Colonel Frank Iv Jljatt.
Phlladelphlan Caught at Wilmington
With $444 in Pockets
A...tt" Avh" sot olT !1 height train
ai Wilmington and Vus found to have
!H4 in his pockets is being held lis u
suspect by police of that citv. '
The man. who gave his name ns ,
James Smith and said h'e was lift I
years old. b.Jrdeil thn ti,ht t.n... !
near the Gray's Keiry freight jnrds of
the lVnnsIvanin Ilailioud, this cln .
blips of nailer contninlnV nil.lr,CD
I in I'hiladclphia. Norfolk, Ilnltlimu-e.
i ronton nnd Anglcsea were found in the
man s possession.
Angry citizens gathered nt the sta
tion house nt Moorestown at 0 o'clock
Inst night nnd demanded thnt police
surrender Louis Lhcly, who is alleged
to have murdered seven-year-old Ma
tilda Husso and buried her body in the
cellar of his home.
' When the police protested that the
Negro was not in the station house nnd
1 had not been enptured, tho building
! was surrounded b.v angry men.
Not until it wns diseoicred that the
door of thn station house cell was open
did the anger o the men subside and
the crowd disperse.
It had been rumored that LivcU had
j been captured and was to be taken
, through Mooiestown to the jail at Mt.
j Holly. .s I he rumor spread it wan
embroidered, nnd finally wns to the cf
1 feet Lively had been secretly taken to
tue station liouse in MooreHloun.
A short time later more than n score
of furmers. armed with Hhotguns and
clubs, believed thej had discovered
Lively nt Pembenon. six miles from
Mt. Holly. The suspect, who saw he
wns in danger, lied low aid New Kgypt.
nis puisuers a short uis-l'eiubertoit
j Shortly before 10 o'clock this morn
, ing. Lieutenant Itoston, of the Thirtj -
second sruct and Woodland nvenuo sta
tion, leceived n telephone mil that n
man r.nswering Livcly'x description wns
in n house neur Thirty -seenth aud
Siiiioin sirects.
The lieutenant nnd a detail of patrol
men went t.. the house, but n thorough
scaivlt foiled to reveal imv trace of the
lugitne. Occupants of tho house de
nied Livid had been there.
Another suspect was nnested last I
night on the farm of LMward Duffielrl I
nt Hichwood. X. J., near Glassboro.
the prisoner said he was Alonzo
Cromwell. Ills caplors suv he tits the
description given of Lhel. He was
taken to the Woodbuiy jail.
GET MEDICAL DEGREES
The United Gas Improvement Co.
must bave aid at once or return the gas
works to I he city
Samuel T. IJodlne, president of the
company, has notified City Council thnt
continued operation under the present
lease is only a matter of weeks.
The company's poslt'on wns set forth
at the conclusion of the second hear
ing on the icport of the Gas Com
mission beforo the Councilinanic Com
mittee on Transportation nnd Public
Utilities. The meeting was held in City
Hall Inst night
Francis H. Itiackcn, counsel for the
company, gne a vhtual ultimatum,
calling for modification of the lease.
What would hapnen if Council re
fused such relief?" asked Councilman
Cox.
"I hesitate lo.nnswer," said Mr
Itrnckcn. 'Yuu can draw your own
inference of the lesult if we are unuDlc
to finance our operations. "
"How long can the V. G. I. operate
under its present losses?"
"I cannot answer that question," re
plied Mr. Prncken
"I can." said Mr Bodino. "It in
H matter of weeks At this polut I deem
it my dutv to snv that the full respon
sibility rests upon the Mayor nnd the
Council. I started In April to innkc
clear the "ituation I have done every
thing possible nnd now the mntter rests
with the municipal authorities."
"T shall refuse to consider thnt state
ment In PAntlitrillnn irlld Mo fonnrl "
snld Councilman Pntton. referrlne 'to dolphin Navy Yard last mont
Mr. Itodine's reference to the Mavor and, ., Henry . ISraudc. Assistant United
Council. "If it is ncocsvnrv for the; states. Attorney, prosecuted th mse
I". G. I to co to the wall the citv is bic , nl" Robcit J. Stcrrett. former Asst
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ALLEGED SLAYER CAPTURED
Man Who Shot and Killed Wife May
10 Caught on Return to Scene
Lucien Itoss, a Xcgro, who, while dis
guised In woman's clothes, shot nnd
killed his wife nt 3421 Lombard street
on May 10 and escaped, police say, re
turned to the house Inst night and wns
captured.
Itoss would not toll the police th
motive thnt drew hltri to the scene of
the crime after ho hnd eluded police
here nnd hnd escaped from flic police
at Chambcrsburg. Pa , last Monday
The nllcged slnjer's rupture is cred
ited to Tom Drayton, n specinl watch
man, who patrols South street for n
group of inerchnnts Din) Ion, n Negro,
was told Itoss wns In the back jnrd of
the Lombard street house
Although it was outside the rnnge of
his duty. Drnjton went to the yard nnd
nrrested Ho. The fugitive made no
light. He wus locked up in the Twelfth
nnd I'ine streets station and todny wns
held without bail by Magistrate
O'Hrien
op
SAILOR IS CONVICTED
Verdict of Second-Degree Murder
With Recommendation of Mercy
Itaymond P. Gill, seaman, was
found guilty of second-degree-murder
last night by a jury in the United
States Court nfter five hours' delibern
tion. Mercy was recommended.
Gill killed Samuel J. Diamond, who
worked with him in the print shop of '
the V S. S. Columbia. The crime
was committed on March 12 Inst, when
the ship was in Guantnnnino l(n
Cuba. Gill .was nrrested by It I)
Clark, of the Department of Junior
i in-ii i iiu sniji ruiumcri ro lue 1'lilla-
LUCKY
STRIKE
sCIGARETTEy
A new size package!
Ten for 10c.
Very convenient.
Dealers carry both;
lOforlOc; 20 for 20c.
It's toasted.
Keeping '
Faith with
the People
We derive great satisfac
tion from the assurances
we receive that the people
believe what we say!
We are careful not to over
state. When we talk about Special
Values, we mean what we
say, and we know what we
mean to say. There's no
guesswork about it, as you
can find out for yourself by
making comparisons.
PeAry'a
enough to make its own eas."
There wan some irrelevant questioning
of Mr. Undine, nnd then Councilman
Huchholz gained tccognltlon.
"We are faciug n Herioussituntlon."
he said. "If the city is forced to start
making gas wo will lose the ."54,000,000
revenue fiom the comnnnv and lose
other millions as well, because we can
not do the job us well ns the company,
and I warn Mm we will not then bnve
$1 or even SI. HO gas. We lost on gas
before nnd we will lose ngnin."
set for the pilsoner.
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SOLDIERS FORGOT BRAVERY
Deserted Girl Companions Afteri
Automobile Collision '
Police are searching for two soldiers i
and their women companions who in an;
expensive car. believed to have been,
stolen, smashed into another auto nt
Twenty-ninth and Diamond streets
about 11 :f0 o'clock last evening.
The car with the soldiers aboard '
got the worst of the uccident and piled
up on the pavement in fiont of Donic'i
drug stole. The instant the car stop- .
ped the two soldiers got out nnd ran
down Tvvontj -ninth street, leaving tlie
girls, cut bv Ilyingjglass, In the car
William Mullln. thirty .venrs old. UvSlis
Diamond stret. who saw the crash, tan
nfter them. At that moment n detective I
snw the wieck nnd Mullln running nvvav
fiom it He filed a shot nt Mullln nnd I
halted him. The delay gave the; soldiers I
a chance to esmpe. i
The girls had their cuts dressed In the!
drug store nnd hnd disappeared. I
akWm
r MV 2V"" "uj,
Hand Dags
New Exclusive Shopes
Ihricus Lealiet-j. Beaded. FancvStlh.
Embroidered Silk, Suedes and Drccadee
An appreciated Cradualion Cift
Funeral of Mrs. K. Murphy
T''mmtal hni'ciVftu n 111 In, lwM lm,m.
u.v... ,-..,.w m. .., v4(l,l- .
row MimiiiiiK lur .ur. IvailierlUC
Murph. wife nt Michael MUrphy. n
rctiied law bonk publisher, who 'died
Sunday nt her home, H.'L'O Walnut
strept. Solemn requiem mass will be
celebrated nt St. Jnines Iloman Catholic
Church, Thirty-eighth and Chestnut
streets, at 10 o'cadek. with the Ilev.
James Monaghau officiating. Inter
monj. will be in the old Cathedral Cem
etery. Besides her husband, Mis
Murphv is survived bv n daughter, Mrs,
Rarl XV. Juke, and n son, Charles A.
J. Murphy
Bakers to 'Keep Prices Up
St. Louis. June IB.Thero will be
no immediate ledtiction in rhe cunt of
bakery products, .1. C. Lewis, of Min
neapolis, declared today befoie the con
tentjon of the Retail Master linkers'
Association of Ameiiea Prices of cer
tuin. ingredients used in making biead
and -pastries bnve deciouscd. he said,
but ovcthcad expenses in most instances
have remained stutiouun
Woman's Medical College Holds Ex
ercises Today
The sixty-ninth annual commence
ment fit the Woman's Medical College
of Pennsylvania, was held nr 11 o'clock
this morning in the Urond Street The
atre. lh'. Walter n. Cannon professor of
I li"-, ' ,'Y. '" Ulu "nrvaril Medical
.School, delivered tho commencement ad-
I dress.
1 A reception in honor of Dr Cannon
""., '.,,? Hrn(lun,ln rlns" W"H ho held
lit J :.!() O Clock in tlie (nllnn l,i,IMl..
I Twenty-first street and North College
iivciiiie
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
i ''''Y'Miinieipiil Hnnd wijl plnj tonight
at Third street and Fishers uvenue
DINNER-COATS
In Cannibal Land
i
Martin Johnson met hin, jn inc
jungle an isolated Engliiliniiii
out to make his fortune in the
South Seas. Here Ik; was with
cannibals almost at his hack door; '
hut rcligiouslv, every evening
he climbed into his dinner-coat. I
Head the motion picture explor- J
rr's tale of the "'ild Men of the
lew Hebrides among i
Other Entertaining Features in July
Asia
The American MAGAZINE on Hie Orient
uut today nil nrvs-stnnds .IS .!.
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UAJULJUUJLLJJjJjCTJggJE
BLUE WEEK at Perry's. To
demonstrate the Beauty and
variety of our Blue Serge
stock. You can hunt all
J over the city. And not un-
" i .
cover such assortments ot
Blue Serge. As we are
showing this Special Dem
onstration Week. At
Perry's. Blue Serge Suits
with self stripes, silk stripes,
raised stripes, fine soft
twills, herringbone pat
terns, twills resembling the
old English Clay weave.
Some skeletonized with silk
or mohair. Some half-lined.
Single and double breasted.
Blue Serge Suits.
Special Value Prices on
every Blue Suit. Make them
doubly attractive. $28, $33,,
$38, $42, $48.
Perry'a
tmwwwwiaiBiBiMiM,,,,?
Id tho chair of anthropology nt
University. Throe .venrs ago she
d at the Cnlveislty Museum in
n leciuio tour of this
FINE FRAMING
TAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
1HE FOSENDACII GALLERIES
wninul sired
HART'S
Jtfk.O.llnrt'a nentauront
123-25 So. 10th St.
PLAIN STEAK ...25c
SIRLOIN STEAK.. 40c
AY. RUMP , . . . ,S5c
,1"' P"g Boom yvr ?
SgMMgs
frHlHR
HEPPE H
AUn buHO !
IP
FENCING
Property Protection Pays
The Mnriuon owner
need have no apologies
to make to any one when
it cornea to speed.
THE HATCH MOTORS C?
oisthiou tur ,
720 J. BROAD ST - PHILA.
Showroom Opb mill iif
Tilt. A-.!-t Af--. -. i&hrttkiZtftZ.
c.-jt.
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Here is a miniature baby
grand piano that vuires only
the space used by "an ordinary
upright piano. The price is in
proportion to its
size and best of all
it m a y be pur-
cliased at mere
Price
$8(J5
rental rates through the Heppe
3-year Rontal Payment Plan.
Call, phone or write for par
ticulars. C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtov.n 1117-1110 Chestnut St.
Uptown 6tk id U
ompion Sli.
CYCLONE Chain Link Fence for
factories and inrltmtrtnl n- ...
of all kinds provides an effective
and reliable barrier against the dan-
gers and losses of exposed premises.
Systematizes and centralizes entran
ces and exits. Gives you control of
the coming and going of individuals
and materials.
Thugs, thieves, vandals, firebugs,
idlers and disturbers are stopped at
,ru. jjiupuiiy nne.
P h Ovn e Propol., .dviiory ,cr.
V O c U S t v,ce,u"l littrnture
r a n lurniincciwith
O 1- O 4 out c"r(e.
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Palm Beach Clothes Cool,
Comfortable, Correct
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Wor-teils. S.10 to joO.
Silk Suits. 40, 4 and j-oO.
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JACOB EEEtfS SONS
142-M426 CHiestmcitStirceft
pcaKsaKs:
."It's the little things that
j count." The giants of in-
dustry insist on that. Take
j Office Coats, for example.
! Nothing to trifle about, just
1 because they cost only $4,
l$5 here. Serviceable Mo
hair. Cut for comfort and
good looks. They'll remind
you as favorably of us. As
our other clothes will.
Perry's
i "And still it moves." Said
Galileo of the world. These
pencil-stripe Mohair Suits
prove it. The most beauti
ful we've ever seen at $22.50,
$25. Others at $20, $18.
$16.50 and $14.50. Why suf
fer from the heat?
i'etryi
Just because lie drives your
car. Is no reason why he
shouldn't v be comfortable.
Palm Beach Suits for Chauf
feurs. $20. And you get
twenty-dollars' worth. Be
cause we give him no rake
off. Perry'
Perry & Co.
16th & Chestnut Sts.
Electrical Worker
Experts Apprentices Helpers
For a qu.ck ' hve-w.re" job read the
Help Wanted columns in
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