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Action Becomes,Known as In
junction SUit is orougnx
Against Police
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LAY CASE OVER
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The tnolico quarantine o the homo of.
" nlA dfvAnf lioi
. Levin, m "' "" " "-
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when n
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;Hnit Director Cortelyou oncl polteo
Li-i. wns brought this morning be-
. .' TiwItm Mnrtln and Moimglmn.
ft ! c suit to enjoin the police
, ". inlnliiir tlio mlnrnti.
4ti rpniii iiiMiiiiuiiiiiin -
K.Tvms i brought on brlmlf of Levin,
WSa A' Coyne. Assistant City Ho-
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Mimhnll A. Coyne, AssiBiniu -""
jlclto". stated the qunrnntlne had been
'"'tP Gordon Forstcr, rcprcscntlnR
f cVin. plcndcd tlmt an Injunction should
li .ranted, as the complaint "was
iralnst the most outrancoiis thing In
the history of police procedure In this
iltV t
"'This is n ense," ho said, "wlicrHn
man was kept from his own house. o
rWgo of keeping n disorderly house or
rtnTthlne of that nature was made. He
Ts locked up by the police, set nt lib
i,tv under ball and when be returned
iome he was refused admittance lo hi
"'"If your Honors dp not grant this in--lunctlon
we have no gimraiitee the quni
Mitlno will not bo Immediately put in
(tree nK.iin today."
1 Judge Martin Stated tho court could
not Issue an Injunction ngninst some
thing which did not exist, tie sold tlmt
If the nuarantino was resumed, he and
.Tudgo Monaghan would listen to n re
jitwal of the application at nny time.
Harry Levin and Mlkcl Levin, of
South street near Eighth, were nr
rcstcdlast week on tho charge of nellinK
nn Illicit liquor business, fully pro
tected by the police, nftcr they had con
ducted it successfully for more than
five months. The quarantine was placed
on llnrry Levin's home following the
urrests.
LANSDOWNE POLITICS DRY
i
Most of Candidates for Borough Of
ficers Are Unoppos'ed
Most of the candidates In Lansdownc
are without opposition, nnd there Is
llttlo excitement over the coming pri
maries. One woman Is on the ticket,
weklng the vacancy on the School Hoard
caused by the resignation of James T.
Stewart, who is candidate for llurgcs
and has tho backing of every element
in tho borough. Tho ticket follows:
Utirgcta .Tnmes T. Stewart.
Council, one vacancy C. K. Hunter,
Tax Collector 13. I). Lewis and
Chester Osborne.
Justice of the Peace Edwin L. Don
nelly, tho Incumbent; Henry S. IJarkcr,
former Hureess.
School Hoard, two vacancies Alfred
i. iiucj, uiu jiicuiiiuuiu, unit nirs.
Winifred Hcntty, for the vacancy paused
by the resignation of James T. Stewart.
Auditor Charles S. Mussor.
GAMBLING RAID IN AMBLER
State Troopers Nab Thirteen One
Held, Others Fined
Thirteen men were cnntiircd in a
raid on nn alleged gambling house on
unco btrect, Ambler, by Mtntc Troop
ers Slmvcr and Morery, early Saturday
morning. Hen llcnncr. sntd to lie tiro-
prietor of the place, was held In ?."00
ball and the other twelve each lined
Sl.i.riO. All arc Negroes.
The troopers hold the one cntrnnce
to a room where they sny a crap game
was in progress with $2."00 on tho
toblo. The Negroes tried to forco uu
exit, but fell back nt nppcarancc of
revolvers.
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SIGNS REPAVINQ CONTRACTS
It was announced nt Mayor Moore's
olllce today that he had slgnefl repaying
contracts totaling !Sli'.),;ui). author'
lzed by recent ordinances. The repaying
will be done In Uost uexmnntown, ui
ney. Logan. Kensington nnd Itoxbor
ough. The contrncts all were awaidcd
to the Jlnrbcr Asphalt Company.
Will Aids Masonic' Home
J. Hnrry Lnndenbcrgor, 272.'! Hrldgc
Mrcfct, who died August 2, left approxi
mately $2000 to the Masonic Home nt
Hrond nnd Ontario streets. After lunk
ln;f a few bequests of personal propel tv
to relatives, the residue of his estnte
is left to the 1101110". His will was filed
for probato today. Other wills filed
were Frederick C. Ehman, $20,000, and
Mnhlon Speecc, $0000.
Y.M.C.A.
SCHOOLS
THE
PEOPLE'S
UNIVERSITY
OF
PHILADELPHIA
DAY SCHOOLS
Open Sept. 13
i:vn. SCHOOLS
Open Sept. SO
Business will Progrtn. Will you progress with it or will
yoa stand tlill? Oar practical couritt will help yoa in
yoar batiness ambitions. Classes are open lo men and women.
Technical Schools 'T tl""e In Mehnnlcnl. illertrlrnl, Wlrelti's anJ HulIUIng
Conatructlon field. 27 subjects.
for thoKo who wnnt liicrathn poiltlonn In enrages, service
ntatlons and repair shops. Onners' course.
Hleh School nnd Huslneas School Courses. All subjects.
Including Typewriting, Htenoernphy, llookkeeplne.
r nnd
Auto School IJJif,,'
Preparatory School
(Day and Night)
Junior High SchoolDay7th, 8h nni i"' car n'h st'joo: work.
Elementary School
School of Commerce
Accounts and Finance
Vneqnnled Gymnasium nnd Nutntorlum facilities
Call or uirife- lor catalogae
Ornmmnr School courses coerlns essentials of 5th, (1th,
"fh and 8th arades
Includes ndvnnced courses In Accountlne nnd Business
Administration, 39 subjects.
DAY AND EVENING COURSES FOR EVERY NEED
, 1421 Arch St. Y- M C. A-
1013 Lchish Ave.
Snnsom & 52d Sts.
CONTINUE SALVAGE
OF ZRREMNANTS
No Moro Bodies Found Today,
but Much Wreckage Is
Recovered
PLAN ANOTHER INQUEST
various papers were Wurid In Llclitcn
nnt Commander Coil's pocket, ni aluo
a gold -mounted wallet.
Tho bodies of the American nnvnl
men will bo sent homo on tho Ilrltlsli
crulBcr Dauntless, which probably will
sail from Falmouth. The bodies will
bo escorted nil tho wny from Hull to
the United States by American air
force officers.
Tho mother of Flight T,lcutenant
Wnnn. commnndcr of the ZR-2, who Is
in Hull waiting to take Wnnn home, Is
quoted by the Sketch as paying that
Wnnn has no recollection of nnvlng
made a stntcment to the police t'int he
believed tho nceldcnt to tho ZH-2 wns
caused by n weak structural part which
broke In two. Mrs. Wnnn Is quoted as
declaring that her son did not know
what ho was saying.
GAS ACCIDENT UNEXPLAINED
1
Husband rjlnda Woman Uncon
scious, but Doctors Save Her
No explanation has been discovered
for tho mysterious accident which
nearly cost tho life of Mrs. Mary Cor
sella, nineteen jcars old, of 3820 North
Falrlilll street, last evening.
The womnn, who Is tho mother of two
children, was discovered by her htts
bnnd, John, nnroimclons from gns in n
bedroom of their home.
Mrs. Cornelia was taken to Ht.
Titiko's Hospltnl, where, nfter working
over her for some time, physicians sent
her home. Neighbors snld thfc Cor
fccljn family llfo wns happy, but she
had seemed nervous lately.
Ry H10 Associated Presa
Hull, England, Aug, 20. Salvaging
operations on tho wrecked ZIt-2 were
continued today. No more bodies were
found up to midday, but tho pllo of
recovered wrc'ckngc on the qtiny In the
Humbor Increased" continually, while
crowds ori the wntcrfront still kept vigil
near tho scene of last week's disaster.
Tho workers on tues and cranes have
labored untiringly since Thursday last,
each bodv recovered encouraging them
t new efforts. The difficulty of the
work lies In hoisting tho frnil airship
structure In which nro lodged the heavy
gondolas nnd their engines.
An inquest.wlll bo held this after
noon over the recently recovered bodies.
The offlclnl Government inquiry nt
Howdcn wnn continued today behind
closed floors. ,
Tho bodies of Lieutenant Commander
Emery Coll, U. S. N nndChlef Kigger
Pcttitt, who were killed In the tall of
the dirigible ZK-2 nt Hull last week,
wero recovered yesterday.
Lleutennnt Conitnnniicr Coil's home
wns Marietta', O. He was to have been
cxectitivo officer of the airhip when It
was turned over to the United States
Navy. 1'cttltt lived ;n New York. A
parachute was found nttnehed to t,hc
body of Lieutenant Cotnmnndi'r Coll.
Tho body of Chief ItlgKcr 1'cttltt was
found in a bunk. Ho apparently wns 1
11911:1:1 urii niiicw. iviiiv:i iL'Ull Ullln
nmountliiB to $2000, photographs nnil
WURUTZER
THADK HARK HIB,
GRAND PIANOS
Full and sweet
in tone deep
ly resonant.
An action that
increases digi
tal facility.
You can't buy
more even if you
pay more.
809-11
CHESTNUT ST.
Between 8th & 9th St.
S77
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A Price-Saving Demonstration
Practical and Timely
WILTON RUGS & CARPETS
Today, Cost You From 3514 to 41 Less
Than a Year Ago
There Is a Saving of $50 You Save $1.50 on Every
on a 9x12 BUNDHAR Yard of BUNDHAR
WILTON RUG WILTON CARPET
Rego Wilton Carpeting Is $1.25 Less Than
in August 1920
The growing scarcity of Wilton Floor
Coverings emphasizes "the wisdom
of purchasing at this time
""Rtt
a.
Durable as Iron
Note the wide range of sizes and prices
Size
27x54 ..
,36x63 .
4.6x6 .
4.6x7.6
4.6x9 .
4.6x12
1920
Price
$14.50
23.75
40.00
49.00
59.00
79.00
6x9 88.00
6.9x12 ... 117.00
fl.8xl0.6 .. 134.00
Present
Pricu
$9.75
15.00
26.00
32.00
39.00
52.00
58.00
77.00
85.00
Savinf?
or You
$4.75
8.75
14.00
17.00
20.00
27.00
30.00
40.00
49.00
1920 Present Savins
Size Prico Price for You
9x9 ...... .$117.00 $77.00 $40.00
9x12 142.00 92.00 50.00
9x13.6 ... 176.00 116.00 60:00
9x15 196,00 128.00 68.00
10.6x10.6 . 171.00 112.00 59.00
10.6x12 .. 196.00 128.00 68.00
10.6x13.6 . 220.00 145.00 75.00
11.3x12 .. 196.00 128.00 68.00
11.3x15 .. 244.00 160.00 84.00
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:B mer months. Abbotts Cream H
B Buttermilk is good for you the
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jH Abbotts Alderney Dairies, Inc. nH
H 31st & &j7 Atlantic Citu WMl
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Hiiiiiiniiiiiiiimulia Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiil.
These, in addition to many special and odd sizes,
make it possible for us to correctly and attractively
furnish any floor space.
Come See Our Splendid Assortment of
Designs and Colorings
Hardwick & Mafeec Co.
1220 1222 Market Siveei
Filing and Card
Index Cabinets
and Supplies
oil requlro In Steel or Wood
every new, modern
IU.AXK HOOKS
Dound nnd
IxOse Leaf
UTHOaitArHINCl
phintino
i:noravino
orncu
Stntlonfrv
and Supplies
VOU can chooflo rlcht from our stock
whrtliiviti" vnll rr.rn.lrrt 111 Kf.al rr Wm
Cnblnets, Including
Idea in tiling.
Indexes, folders nnd cards of finest
quality for all olllco nnd bank uses
aro ulso carried In stock.
The completeness of tho Jlnnn offerings
BaveB ycu. In many cases, days or weeks
of delay. The entire equipment stock
nnd service of our storo nt 629 Market
Street Is planned Just to meet your needs
with promptness and efllclcncy.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Xeio York Offices: 2G1 Broadway. Founded in l$$9
Yellow
Cab
Telephone Numhers have been
changed to
Poplar 8600
and
Race 2511
The Volume of our Business
lias increased to such an extent that we
have had to move'into larger quarters, with the
consequent change of telephone numbers.
Clean Cabs, Courteous and
Efficient Drivers, and Safe Service are
our primary considerations. If you have not
already been satisfied that the Yellow Cab
Company-is the leader in these respects, "ive
us a trial to-day.
Be Sure that the name Yellow
Cab Company is on the door of the cab
you take. It is there for your protection.
Yellow
CaJb
Co.
(Formerly Brown Cab Company)
1206-1228 N. 31st St.
"The Cab That Took the Tax out of Taxi"
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Only Two Days More for Choosing
From Our Entire Stock of
Furniture at Reduced Prices
The most remarkable August Sale of Furniture and Bedding in our history
comes to a close with the closing of the doors on Wednesday. The Sale began with prac
tically an entirely NEW STOCK OP FURNITURE, all bought at the new lower prices
of the past few months, and many large lots bought at great REDUCTIONS from
these new lower prices, from manufacturers wishing to realize quickly on stocks on
hand.
It is a really wonderful Sale. It has succeeded entirely upon its merits. The
superiority of our assortment of desirable styles has been proved every day. Never
have customers been more critical; never have they made COMPARISON of styles
and qualities and values to such an extent; never have we been so sure of Furniture
shoppers COMING BACK TO BUY after going out to inspect other stores' Furniture.
THE TIME IS SHORT only two days more, of the August Sale values! Hadn't
you BETTER COME TO-MORROW and buy all the Furniture you will need this
autumn? We wish we could continue to give you such great values, but that would
not be possible. We concentrate on Furniture in August the fair profit on our special
undcr-price purchases helping to compensate for the too-small margin left by the reduc
tions on our regular stock.
All Furniture Under Price, Many Things at About Half Value
Strnnbriclse & Clothier furniture. Third Tioor. Metal Ilojutadii nnd Hedging J-ourin l ioor, j.jbi
Starting To-morrow
An Important Pattern Sale of Black
and Colored Dress Goods
This is a great economy event which hundreds of women look forward to every
autumn. Included in the Sale are all kinds of heavy cloakings, including Bolivia Cloth;
also many fine Twills with plenty in navy blue.
Prices Range from $2.00 to $15.00 a Pattern
Every One Much Below the Regular Price
All weights, all weaves, all shades, are included, in lengths sufficient for skirts,
suits and coats dvery piece thoroughly desirable and dependable. Many fine year-
around staples in the lot.
1 Strnubrlilitii & oihler llurket Street Cross Aisle
Simple Frocks of Jacquard
Silks Are So Well Liked
There is something very aristocratic about these rich, heavy silks.
You can do almost anything with them in the way of modeling, and
when smartly fashioned, as in the model sketched ($G7.50), they can
we worn straight through the day's activities until the formalities of
tlin nvnninf.
Canton crepes and crepe-back satins also are
favorites and taKe admirably to all the whim
sicalities of skirts that drop low on the sides or
slant off into -points in the front and back, and
to sleeves that hang like a Persian potentate s
or drape themselves into the waist-line in the
most approved Jenny fashion.
We are showing a wonderful line of new
models developed in these materials, sometimes
the dull and satin surfaces used in most attrac
tive combinations. Priced $72.50 to $115.00.
Silk Autumn Dresses
$47.50 to $67.50
Satin-faced Canton crepe, crepe-back satin
and Roshanaia crepe, with new' side drapes,
narrow panels and some with a marked prefer
ence for coat effects. Black, navy and dark
brown.
Silk Autumn Dresses
$23.75 to $35.00
Crepe de chine and satin crepe in tailored
and trimmed effects. In black, navy and brown.
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Boys' School Suits j$7 7ir
AtOne-half the Former Price ' J
Dark Mixed Cheviot Suits, with mohair linings in the jackets
and lined knickerbockers. Suits in the stles boys like, some with
yoke, others with inveited back-plait. Sues 8 to 17 years. The
saving is one-half at $7.75.
Boys' Sturdy Corduroy Knickerbockers $2.95
I Straulirtdgf S. Clothier Seci.nl K. ..r, TilKri "tici-t, I-it
Cedar Chests Under Price
A Special Purchase of 100 Chests Great Values
at $18.00 and $22.50
As furniture they are handsome in design and finish. As
storage chests they are invaluable, ns women 11 know. These
are beauties; and not the least of their attraction i- their remark
able value at $18.00 and $'J2.50.
-birawljrul.-o & Clotluet 'II i r iVntr..
Brocaded Silk Poplins
One-third (T9 )
Under Price pO.Q (J
In view of the fact thnt Fashion shows such a maiked prefer
ence for these Poplins with figured designs in h.itin, securing a
beautiful lot like this to sell at $3.50 is most fortunate.
Another good thing about these Silks is that they retnure no
trimming, drape beautifully and tailor equally well.
In blue, blown, giay, tan, rose and black. Width, 12 inches.
The Clearance of Silks Continues
lV Striiwl.rl.lsru & Cluihirr Male i) htr.i
Comfortables
Soft and Warm and
Beautifully Covered
Days may be warm but nights
are cool and Comfortables are
needed. These are filled with
cctton or wool thnt we know is
high grade. And the dainty
coverings harmonize with the
color scheme of one's bedrooms.
Cotton Comfortables
Figured silkoline cover $3.50.
Figured cambric cover, bor
dered with plain satine $5.00.
Wool Comfortables
With figured cambric covering,
bordered with plain satine $6.50
and $8.50.
Covered with figured satine,
bordered with plain satine $10
and $12.50.
Figured silk cover, bordered
with plain satin $17.50.
With plain silk cover, top and
back $20.00.
Strnw lirMue ft Clothier
Aisle 11, Filbert Street
Now Is the Time
to Order Metal
Weather Strips
So that they may be in
stalled before cold weather
comes. Those who know the
comfort of W E A T H E R
STRIPPED doors and windows
will tell you they save fuel and
keep out draughts and dust.
Ordered now the cost is less
and they can be installed more
conveniently than later. We
suggest that you call per
sonally, write or telephone our
Wood Flooring Section for an
estimate.
Str.iulirltlse . ( loihler
Tourili rio..i , Market Stroet, Vet
$1.50
1000 S.& C. Corsets!
Half Price and Less I
Up-to-date models in vnriety, for women of slender or average
figure. Of pink or white fabrics, plain or brocaded. With low or
medium bust, hips long or in medium length. All are our well
known S. & C. Special make, worth double and more now $1.50.
W. B. Corsets, semi-elastic top, long hips $1.65
:?--UtrawbrliiBO 4 Clothier Third Kloor, Market Street. We.t
Girls of 4 to 14 Years
Will Like These
Dainty Guimpes
For girls of 4 to 8, lawn
Guimpes, tucked nnd finished with
lace at neck and three-quarter-length
sleeves $1.50 and $1.75.
For girls of 8 to 14 Guimpes
wth Peter Pan collar and turn
back culTs $1.50 to $2.75.
Hloomers 15c to fioc
Of batiste rr crepe in flesh
color or white, with band nt the
wnist and elastic at the knees.
Sizes I to 12 years.
straw brlils. A t'luthl.r -Third
Kloor West
The Saving is About
One-third on These
Neat Percale Dress
Aprons in QXLo
Many Styles
Fashioned of percale in pretty
checks or figured patterns or
plain shades. Some belted, others
with sashes. Just as useful worn
over a diess or as a dress. There v
is economy in buying these Dress
Aprons ut 85c.
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