! ' i SfflT' f MILS FOR II EVENING PUBUIC LEDGE PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921 3 !.,..: Gaannerot, Who Took fams at Strassburgor Man- Sstoilt Off for SWltzermriu fiMEBODY PAID 'PASSAGE ff"- .t im Hwtas maid Madeleine w-"- . fit(,nln. KTwV'ro.n Miss Mnrjorlo " X .1 tho Owynctfil Volley home Bourne, at ' j , n straw TO la" - ITnrrfl. Krr jin In France, the pirl will pro nSll to Switzerland where her two 01fU"' Mttnts liw. . .. rumor that she "Confirmation i of no ru "l,f1 .wv5ll&r. the BwIm Consul, Cfc"1". u,Zfor tier nt her trial nntl VW WS 1 in lmvinK sentence u: 'VL",.i ho iiiHlcrstamllnB tnnt 'Sme aWlT0 the Unlte.1 States ,f VhIIIcS -Mid he took Mnde .Mr, , N'ivr York lnct week, and she ' i t tho SwIm Home there until nl ho rtramcr yesterday. Am the Swiss Society of New III I""1." ' ,,nKsneo homo. A mem Mh A X bTnch of the Amer ke,Cro"? said the Red Cross had .i nf the slrl's expenses. r room T Mis, Bourne, who ff.t tcr of Mrs. StrnsRhurger. Conn fcWr the girl contended that nho limj te i Vthc ecrns were left as a "tip" SChJ whm Mini Bourne left tho WworthoMh!. contention It was ' m Sot that the maid had worn rtclsn front of tho other sorv ft?i'e5Ti.iA mndc no attempt to keep ,nt ami -" ,0 of them. laarS by tho State police. & is only seventeen years old. Window Gmashers Rob Stores Wledow smashers yesterday robbed J?ltores in two squares of each other th. central section. The stores were ln. Konai Bros., at D33 Arch street. jJJKods wined at $250 were &&' Seventh street, where electric ffance. with a total value of $120 t taken. Tho thieves mado their wipe by using a swift motorcar. FINE FRAMING PAINTINGS CLEANED AND RESTORED TIE ROSENBACD GALLERIES 1320 Walnut Street Be Particular Missing IflYSPPKk" aaftaaaaHaW. HmbbbbbVbbB' " JHbbbbbbbbbbbbIbbbbbI ACQUITTED' YOUTH SENTENCED TO YEAR Judgo Tells Jury It Mado Mis- tako and Senda Boy to Reformatory aiKS. KMMA C. FINL1SY Mother of four children, who dis appeared last November M0THEB0FF0UR MISSING Mrs. Emma C. Flnley Disappeared Last November Pollco Aid Asked Mrs. C. Clara Strnusscr. 3101 North Bancroft street, has asked tho pollco of the Twenty-second street and Hunting Park nvcnuo station to seek her daugh ter, Mrs. Emma 0. Flnley, who dis appeared last November. Jlra. Finlcy idt four cimurcn Dcninu I her, two boys and two girls, ranging from ten to lourtccn ycnrB or age. Ac cording to her mother she had not been living with her husband, Ralph Flnley, n trolley car conductor, for somo time before sho disappeared. Tho young woman was working in a Kensington department store and boarded near her work. Tho children and husband were living with Mrs. Strausscr. BAND CONCERT TONIGHT The Municipal Band will play tonight In tho AVcccacoe Playground, Fourth and Christian streets. WAS PAROLED LAST MAY When a jury acquitted .Tohn Allen, nineteen years old, of a charge of lar ceny today, Judge Barratt told the members they had made n mistake. He then revoked Allen's parole, given last May on lanothcr charge, and scntonped him to one year In the Huntingdon Reformatory. Allen, who lives at U120 Wendlo street, was on trial in Criminal Court No. 2 on a charge of larceny and re ceiving stolen goodt. It was testified ho was caught with a suit of clothes belonging to William Hudlcy, 430 West Eric avenue. Judgo Barratt leaned forward in his Neat when the verdict of not guilty was returned. "Gentlemen of the jury, you have mndo n mistake," he began. "They al ways come back and I will show you. In May of this year this defendant was before me on n charge of robbing chew ing gum machines. Ho wus convicted. "1 nut him on probation for one year. Hero lie Is again, not much more thau a month later. It is evident that ho. Is guilty as charged In the present in stance, I nm going to revoke his parole and send him to the reformatory for one year." Allen smiled slightly when tho acnult tnl vriillrt with returned, hut his chccrl- n'ess vanished an tho Judgo spoke. He appeared dejected ns he was led away by court olllccrs. HIS LIBERTY IS SHORT T. A. Packer Rearrested After Serv-f Ing Two-Year Sentence T. A. Packer, former Philadelphia lumber dealer, finished a term in Jail yesterday at Richmond, Vn., only to be .immediately rearrested on charges from Bristol, Tcnn. Packer, highly respected In this city years ago, when he was a prominent resident of a suburb, where, his Wife and child still live, was accused of hnving passed worthless checks. Ho was arrested by James McLaughlin, agent of tho American Bankers' Ah xoclatlon, and taken to Richmond for trial. It wns charged he had swindled tho Hotel Rengcr In tho Southern olty by passing several worthless checks, lie wns convicted and sentenced to two jcars In jail. Packer had n good jail record. Not niorc than a month ago he frustrated a jail delivery plot In which he might have taken part and perhaps escaped. He wns released yesterday, but enjoyed only n brcnth of liberty, for he was rearrested nlmopt Immediately. PAIGE nntl Erven poMcnccr. Kcpnlnted Rimrnntrfd. A real unrgaln. Guy A. Willoy Motor Co. 1IHOAP 8TIIEKT AT VINR First Penny iiiiiMflH..ianBBH..i.vam fWBBBBBBBBrBBaP2BBV SBBBbKb bbbbbbbbbbbbbW A J IH ffSKST jjJJ Savings Bank You work for tho dollar, then uo a o i l a r works for you, if you put it on deposit with the First Penny Savings Ban!:, 21st & Bainbridge Sts. Central Branch 1343 Chestnut Street (Broad and Chestnut) JOHN WANAMAKER, President 4 Interest And Absolute Safety Deposits received up to $5000 IN SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES coo Paper money, bonds, stocks, deeds, mortgages, diplomas, wills and insurance policies-the things you put in your safe deposit box such instru ments require toughness, durability, quality. Most of them are engraved on Crane's Papers. Is the standard required by such uses higher than that set by you for your business stationery? Some of your letters are promises, contracts, spec ifications, agreements. Such require durability. And all your letters are the voice of yourbusi' ness, and should show something of the quality you believe your firm name carries. zoo selected new rag stoc 120 years' experience Bdnnotcs ofiz countries Paper money 0438,000,000 people Government bonds of 18 nations )ATujon mmrs UJ&.:- iWy-j Diamond' Engagement ""Weddinc Rings Supremo Quality Corns 4utiorilathx) Stflca rJOHN iOUX 2552 Germantown Ave. 2549-2551-2553 Germantown Ave. 126 N. 10th St. NOTICE I am the client partner and backer of two uphol stering factorios. We have always closed down the weok of July 4th, but this year wo propose to koep the factories flolng and offer you tho output this weeh at the exact cost to manufacture. We are willing to pass up the profit in order to kocp the ball rolling. Any Suit at. Cost THIS WEEK ONLY This 3-piece suit, mahogany finish ed frames. tf Crane's BUSINESS PAPERS p2? aSafeayo ViM THE VANGUARDS tOWwAMftlOl MacDonald & Campb Appropriate Outing Trousers ell White Flannel White Striped Flannel White Cotton Gabardine White Linen Crash White Cotton Duck Tan Khaki Tan Palm Beach Gray Flannels White Serge $10 to $16.50 $8.50 to $16.50 $8.00 $7.50 to $9.00 $3.00 $3.00 $6.00 $7.50 to $12.00 $17.50 The most shapely, best tailored, best wearing trousers produced. They'll prove so every time. bni'AHATU NORFOLK Sl'ORT COATS, ?J0.0() TO $28.00 Men's Hats, Clothing, Haberdashery, Motor Wear Summer Buiineii Houri 8:30 to S, Saturdays Closed All Day 1334-1336 Chestnut Street I mm ik iiiiiiBaniwiaaf MjnMimija mwME yunwuwrii 1 1 mnnmngii mmr:TTvrim.i..iiuiin.uiiuiiiiirriiiniui . JOHN L. MERRILL, Pros. To (nsuro rapid, direct and nccu rate Jiandlinp of your cables to all potnts of Central and South .Amer ica, nnrl; them "Via All America" OF mVIERICANlSM Reaching out from tho United States to Central and South America, ALL AMERICA CABLES is fighting tho battlo for American trado and pros perity. Mark Your Cobles "VIA ALL AMERICA" 1 Litigation arises fr rly di YUR WILL should be drawn up by an attorney and a Trust Company should be appointed as Executor and 1 rustee. Our officers will gladly explain details. No obligations, and confidential. West Eot Trust Company Broad Strekt at South Pbnn Sojjare WwWiBBMI i-g"reiRffSffgJ "-paifess8Qrates ' BhM '3l-TtlIJ,T . VH X.XjiW ! 0TBBBBBir S Leather SulWmm$& H Bin Brown, Blue or Black 1 i Everything Included! PERRY'S Universal Reduction Sale All our Spring and Summer Suits including Blacks, Blues, light Novelty Mixtures pencil stripes, checks and plaids Palm Beach and Mohair Suits, Silk Suits, Sports Suits - Flannel Trousers, Golf . Knickers, regular Separate Trous ers down to thin Office Coats all Universally Reduced! $33, $38, $42, $46, $48 for Suits Regularly Priced $45 to $60 $14.50,$16.50,$19,$21 for Palm Beach & Mohair Suits Regularly Priced $20 to $25 $7.50, $9, $10.50 for White and Striped Flannel Trousers, Regularly Priced $8.50, $10, $12 Separate Trousers, $4.50, $5, $6.50, $7 Everything included! A Comprehensive Reduction Sale at the end of a big, success ful season! Exceptional Values at their low Regular Prices, these Woolen and Worsted Suits, Palm Beach and Mohair Suits, Separate Trousers, etc., etc., are that much greater Values by every dollar of Reduction ! Everything included in a Big Universal Reduction Sale! PERRY & GO. Sixteenth and Chestnut Sts. Reed's Repricing Sale This season's fine quality clothing, made in "Reed's Standard of Tailoring" of the finest and best 'fabrics produced, is re priced to figures that make most attrac tive offerings. The sale includes our regular lines of Spring and S u m m o r weight worsted, unfinished worsted, Tweed and Cheviot Suits the finest, shapeliest and most serviceable ready-to-wear clothing manufactured. $R The reduced prices are as follows: ING Upholstered in Vciour, nil colors j Emboaietl Velour, any color, and Satin Damaok nnd IMimh. Regular price, $125. $30 Suits are repriced to $24 $85 Suits are repriced to $28 $40 Suits are repriced to $32 $45 Suits are repriced to $3G $50 Suits aic repriced to $40 $55 Suits arc repriced to $44 $60 Suits are repriced to $48 $65 Suits are repriced to $52 $70 Suits are repriced to $56 $75 Suits are repriced to $60 Alterations charged for at cost. iili Daily Closing Hour 5 P. M. Closed all day Saturdays. JACOB KEEtfS SONS e&inssissyiifistsr I This 3-Piece tf? W& W t n vfv ck. rr m W SSS. J Tapestry Suit 6-Foot Davenport. Loose spring cushions, spring scats, spring backs. R a I " All Cushion SSfe mmM I I 111 s Safe Storage Space Telephone Locust 3434 Property Protection Pays Cyclone Fence provides a stcel-walled safety area for the storage of raw materials, factory operating supplies and finished products. Built of heavy, chain link fabric topped with a menacing array of sharp-pointed steel barbs and barb wires, Cyclone Fence constitutes an effective barrier to all would-be thieves, vandals and trespassers. Built in any height to suit your requirementr."' Estimates, advisory service and literature fur nished without charge or obligation. CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY 403 Stock Ex.Bldg.,PHILADELPHIA,PA. Your Money Back if Not Satisfied JOHN LOUX 2552 Germantown Ave. 2549-2551-2553 Germantown Ave. and 126 N. 10th St. Phono, Diamond 2337 Froe Delivery isbsssjs Open during uly and August," Frl. and Sat. Evenings only, easan Factory Help! 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