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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEKr-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921
WOMAN
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RECKLESS POLICE"
Mether, Whose Sen Was Killed
by Accidental Shet, Pleads
for "Protection"
DEFIES THUGS TO SHOOT HIM,
SLAPS 1 ON WRIS7 PAIR FLEE
West Philadelphia Delicatessen Stere Proprietor Gets Angry
When "Brave Bandits" Get Fresh
BLUECOAT IS HELD
'Tlcnsc, Rentleraen, de something
protect myself nntl tha ether mothers
In thl city aRnlnst such thliiRs."
In this way Mri. Mnry Flannisnn.
8108 Sunnyslde avenue, whose son
Leuis was accidentally shot and killed
by a patrolman en October 2, a'(Mrc'-ccl
Corener's jury this morning.
"I nm the mother of nine ether chil
dren," Mrs Flanagan continued, "and
hew can I feel nny security for 'limn
until till rccklce shoetliiR hat been
fam cwtwi-u, .,., ..,..,
The coroner eniereu m iiiinuimii.
ifl Iidwarrt Keitz. et tue uermiwiuiwii me
tien, held without bail rer court, in
announced he could tnke no ether ac
tion. It was testified that fchertlv nftr
midnight en the morning of the shoot sheet
ing Fluuagan, who wan twenty-two,
get off n trolley ear at (Ireene street
and Chelten avenue. A he steed with
n coniimnien two men ruihcd around
the corner with I'atrelmim Seltz. with
a drawn revolver. In purwnt. The po
liceman llrcxl : the bullet struck Flana
gan. He died the next day In the (5e (5e
mnntewn Hospital.
Other testimony showed that Sele.
had detected two bandits in the net
of holding up August H. McC.hee at
Scheel lane and Chelten avenue and
was chasing them.
Tha bandits, Fred Gallagher and
William Omrey, were rnught. nn.l
were sentenced b Judge Men.ighiin te
ten years In the Eastern l'enitcntiuiy.
IT'S PENN'S BIRTHDAY
Anniversary Will Be Marked by Spe
cial Exercises Today
Along with ether thing", today Is
the anniversary of the Hnttle of Hn.r
ings, the Battle of Jcnna the adoption
of the Hill of nights nnd the births of
the great Lord Colchester. Daniel Hun
tington, William Venn nnd his unluekj
contemperarj . King James II
However, only one of tlif-e episode
la celebrated In Philadelphia to
day the birthday of l'enn. Did our
civic father continue te live in the
flesh he would be 275 years old.
In the Wnnamakcr store there will
be appropriate eerclsei in celebration
of Penn'.s birthday. There was a special
organ recital this morning at ! o'clock
and another iust before neon. This aft
ernoon the Wnnamaker Cadet Institute
Military Hand gne n concert in Organ
Hall, which was followed by the placing
of wreaths en the William Fcnu tablet.
HELD IN BOY'S STABBING
Wife of Accused Says Rum "Made
Him Crazy"
Dennis Hanley, of Silver street near
Huntingdon, was held for court this
morning, charged, with having stabbed
fifteen-year-old Jacob CJenrge, of
Tvent -ninth Hreet near Somerset.
According te witnesses at the hear-
.lfiR before .Magistrate CWeld, the ns-
""""Vault occurred without provocation. It
was testified that Ilnnlev was diunk
The boy was net srieuhly injured and
was able te appear at the hearing.
Hanley's wife said that jesteiday he
had taken some liquor that "drove him
crazy." She brought n sample te the
magistrate nnd begged him te have it
analyzed.
Twe hnnditK. armed with automatic
piteli, threatened te shout I .eon Kahn.
proprietor of n delicatessen store at
(101 Seuth Fifty-first street, last night
unless he gave thetn the contents of (its
nsli rcRister. Mr. Kahn lefued and
the thugs tied.
Perhaps the bandits would have ac
complished their puipese if they iad
gene about it in the orthodox waj, but
they foolishly get Mr. Kahn angry and
thnt finished their chances.
They came in and asked Mr. Kahn
for two seven -cent cigars, but changed
their mind and demanded n better brand
at ten cents. That reused Mr. Kahn's
ire.
As Mr. Kahn opened the cash regis
ter te ring up the twenty cents the two
men- well-dressed chaps about thirty
further aggravated him b. pushing pis pis
teln against his ribs. Then the added
insult te lniury by demanding the
money In the register. The hail gene
tee far ccry obstinate bone in Mr.
Kahn's body was working overtime.
"(in ahead and sheet me, you feels."
he said, "if yeu'e get nerve enough."
The eiinit men argued for about five
minutes in nn effort te convince Mr.
Kahn of their Intention te send him te
the Happy Hunting Grounds If he did
net give up. Finally, one of them
reached his hand Inte the open ensh
register That was the last straw.
Mr. Kahn told them te get out nnd
enforced his order with n strong slap
en the wrist behind the hand In his cash
register. Then the bandits saw that Mr.
Knhn meant business, and that there
was no sense te further try te convince
him of their sanguinary Intentions, and
left the store Their enr was out front
and they get Inte It nnd drove off,
first premising te "come back aRain
and get him " They probably expect te
find Mr. Kahn in a better mood another
time
$1,000,000 LOSS IN FIRE PENN RALLY TONIGHT
Twe-thirds of Columbus St. Decks In
Charleston, S. C, Destroyed
Charleston, S. C. Oct. 14. (Hy A
P.) Estimates of less from the fire
which last night destrejed two-thirds
of the Columbus street decks of the
Charleston Terminal Company weie
placed today at mound SI. 000, 000.
The less was mainly in feitlliz'T
materials stored in wooden warehouses
a northeast w ind keeping the llann s
from the mere valuable upper ware ware
lieusi's. Stai trd, it is believed hj
sparks from the smokestack of a passing
steamship, the lire taged lircely for four
hours and then was confined te dense
meke by smeuldering nitrate of se(Ja.
kainit and ether hemical materials
The burned area embraces a frontage
of about 120O feet.
BANDITSTAKEAUTO
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"Treat -'Em -Rough" Band
Bounces Victim In and Out of
Car, but Get Nothing
STOLEN MACHINE FOUNDi
A faulty electrical connection saved
Charles Hess' auto for him nt midnight
last night, when he was held up,
searched and then thrown out by three
reckless nute bandits who started
operations by almost running him
down.
Hrcause of the connection, which
"went had" n few mlnuteH after Hess
had been thrown out, the bandits were
forced te abandon the stelen car, and
it was recovered bj the police.
Hess lives nt -ir.3 1 North Tenth
street, and Is employed as waiter
at 11,1 Seuth Eleventh street.
Last night nt Twenty-ninth street
and Hunting Park avenue a red tour
ing car bore down en him. Te nveid
n wreck he wns forced te stall his
engine.
Thrown Out. Then Ilaclt Again
When his car stepped two of three
.voting men in the ether machine leaped
out. drawing guns ns they did se. One
of them leaped Inte the seat beside
him. the ether ran nrnund en the ether
side nnd opened the front deer. Hess
found himself en the street. The next
Instant he had been hustled back In
the car. this time Inte the tenncau. one
of the bandits nt the wheel, the ether
beside the victim, n gun pressed te his
side.
The third bnndlt remained In the
ether car, nnd was keeping It about n
squore ahead. A few moments nfter
the attack a family party In a touring
car passed by and stepped, asking if
anything was wrong.
The bandit beside Hess pressed the
gun tighter Inte his ribs nnd whis
pered: "Keep your mouth shut."
"Ne, we're nil right," the bandit
called out In p. cheery volce and the
ctheis drove en.
Hess was taken te a point en the
Enthusiasm High for Game Tomor
row With Swarthmore
' Heroes of many gridiron battles of
i the past will take part in a big Pcnn
rnlly tonight in the quadrangle. Every
possible arrangement te stir enthusiasm
te its highest piti h has been mnde te
insnire the YnriU team for Its big
g.ime tomorrow with Swarthmore
The team and the hardworking
' reaches will he towed in nutomebiles
from the training headquarters te the
dormitories by the freshmen. Hundreds
of vards of rope have been supplied, s0
thnt every "frcshlc" will have oppor
tunity te use his eneig.
i Among the veteran "grads" who will
speak will be Jehn C. Hell. Carl Wil
hams and Pert Hell Jack Hart, lender
of the Christian Association, will also
help in urging the men en te victory.
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
jewns of crcne de rhino
s.tln, (Teerffette crepe nnd Pelrct
twills
Gowns of Canten crtpr atlu
crepe, crepe de chine. In plain
bealcd and embroidered effects
Values $48.00 fc2C I Values $65.00 fc1Q:
and $SS.00 . . . pDJ te $83.00 J'0 :
ANNE L. DEVLIN, 139 S. 13th Street j
lif?'
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KnedPveH Iteiilevnnl near Fifth street.
and there searched. The robbers found
nothing In his pockets. He nad some
silver, but this they overlooked. They
rlse overlooked n dlmncnd pin In his
nccktle.
They were incensed nt finding Uitn
without funds.
"Wlmt'll we de with him?" the
bandit In the tenncnu ntked the driver.
"Threw him out." Mild the man nt
the wheel. Hess fell en his face, but
was net badly hurt.
LEAVES $205,044 ESTATE
Inventory of Charles Mortlmeore's
Property Filed Wills Probated
Ohnrles Mortlmeore, real estate oper
ator, of West Philadelphia, who died
recently, left n personal estate of $205,
011.43, according te the Inventory filed
this morning with the Ilcglstcr of Wills.
An inventory was also filed for the
personal cstnte of Atlce M. Ar1n. "7 '
tied nt $5301.11. ' Adam nl -
unc wills probated Jn,i...
Charles llrewn. $4500; ChnXrt!?!' :J
3253 North llondelph ' DHft. 1
Husan Marshall. 4n.-.A fn..il. ?7200i
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$5750. Letters wcre granted Vi ...le
n.j 1-.UIHI JimillOiptl .rM i-tn
Husan Marshall, 4058 Chcstnnf ?2200i
S?..L.SnUel Culler's "&&
Krlc avenue. $13,000. ami t. ,'' 73
Walsh, 1247 foertli 8?J t eth 7, W 1
r,7nn Ttnf .... "."P1." street. S
istcr the eVtate8 of Jeseph t'-p0 &""
5010 Woedbind avenue, which i. atc."'
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WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
Suits, Coats, Dresses
AT HALF THEIR REAL VALUE
18'50
$35 Value
15-00
$45 Value
TWEED SUITS
All-Weel. Silk-Lined. SizeB 16 te 44.
Stylish New Fabrics. Perfect Tailor
ing. Mannish All-Weel
SERGE SUITS
Peachtene Velour, Silvertene,
All-Weel Chiffen Broadcloth
Buy direct from us get the benefit of our 26 years'
experience as manufacturers of hieh.rade ,n(..
Micahe'&
1214 ARCH ST.
mWhcrt Women's Dress Sells for Lexs
JniKllliWIIiMlffl
Geerge Allen, icn.
1214 Chestnut St. 1214
VM&r
Panne Velvet
Lyens Veb-et
Velvet nnd Metal Cleth
Flower-Trimmed Hat
Feather-Trimmed Hats
Knibreidered Velvet
Xavelty Fabrics
:: '-Purchasing
All
the
Season's
Smartest
Celers
Adjustable Brims
Tarn Effects
''uie-Fitt'np Turban
''lever Miishroetni
Rreadsidc Effect
Seft Rell Brims
Matren Hats
Agents' Orders Accepted:-:x. e
$
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PrtparatienM
Your Dressing Table
l net fully eaulpped unlns It
heldi a bettle of refreshing
toilet water.
Lilac Vegetal
will deliRht your nse of the luxu
rious, fill your Htermzrr with it
Ute It after your bath. Bathe your
c.i,H,ca wiiii cicieise or put it en
your handkerchief. Yeu-IJ nlwayi
want It.
Men like Helelie after sh.vinf.
Be aure te gt eeme today nnd
get acquainted with the entire BciU
Hevey Una.
The Belle Hevey Ce.
80 N. 2d St. Phila.. P..
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AI ranment. Strictly cenfiden-3
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A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF
Lewer -than -usual
Price Hats
Will be ready for today nnd Saturdny. Dozens of Levely Velvet
Hats with imported trimmings will be en display. Their vulue
cannot be surpassed anywhere, quality considered at
$10.00
Allen's Levely Duvetyne Hats
at $12.50 te $15.00
Aie quite the raRe. Scores of new models coming into stock
for Saturday.
Special Sports Velour Hals for
Women and misses, $10.00 value at
$5.00
iilnck Calf
With feiirdf Inlay
Patent Celt
WUh Mitln Inlnv
Itluck Suede
With ( uir Inhn
Tnn Calf
Willi Smil "Mull- lulu)' roil tf
c ,. Silk Hosiery
Irevin Sa in t, ,nntnh
Willi Mirile lnlu
llrewn Kid ' 5l"i0
Willi hucde InUy ptclal Quality
Centrally Located Headquai-ters for
uSATP Women and
SHOE CMUrm
rhe Upstaire Shee Stere
121iehesVnuV Street
Next Doer te Oppenhelm, CelliiiH Ce.
Women's Silk Hosiery in Heavy
Serviceable Quality, special $1.45 pr.
The RhtidPH nrc Tan, ( nrdevun N'uy. Whltrt Rtid Bluck They
iae Usle erter tepB nnd soles
$3.00 English Sports Weel Hosiery, $2.00
Full-fn.Plilenr'd Hosiery of p'irn wool In conhrnero flnlBh Thcre
nre (our coIerlriBS In hcathyr mixturi-v with hiuid-embreldcreil silk cle..
also cxcIubIne novelty fiinrts etriin in unusual effects
Sale of Superior Quality Longcleth
regular $4.50 grade, $3.00 10-yd. piece
Tills nrwclal Ik for teUn and tuir.onew only There Is real tconemv
in Leme eewlnK these das, pspuln'.y when you can find aueh n sheer
line quality of lonffleih at a pncn I ke this, 30 inches wide, an fxcelltnt
crade for underwear and Infantx' ilriHiis
All-Weel Sweaters at Special Prices
A group of Rirlh' Slipewr Sweaters, in Ileds, llliies, Tan,
reduced te $2.50.
Misses' Sweaters in black enlj ; long sleeves, round neck;
Klrdle style, $11.95.
Tuxedo Sweaters for women, in cress-bar weave, of soft
lustrous wool, in Brown, Tan, Navy, Rlack. Special, $12.75.
I Special Quality Silk Duvetyne, $5.50 yd.
A fry desirable uelKlit that ill net rruMi or itiuhh readily; soft,
lustrous quality, and comes in uli the seasen'H latest color tones, in
cludlnK Uust, CJld Blue, lliavrr, .n and Bluck
$1.00 Children's Fabric Gloves, 50c pair
Pnunlo-fabrle 01ees In Fall welrjht In all clilliln n'H al?.cs ; sen ice
nble colors, only enough for a few days
Dralle's Illusion Flower Extract, 85c
An lmprted concentrated extract In true flower odors without
alcohol. Each bettle In small container. The odors are Violet. I.lly of
the Valley. Ileso, Jasmine. This Is a very low prlce for this standard
quality.
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Coty's L'Origan Extract, special, $4.50
This famous French I'erfume In the lt-ez size ut this special pi Ice
for a few days, l-'ace Powder In all shades flOe.
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 a dozen
Allen's Hair Nets In both can shape and straight shape are famous
the country ever for dependability. Kvery net rtuaranteed perfect or
cheerfully replaced. If you have net used Allen's French Hair NeU).
send ua tee for a sample or ask the women who wear them.
JJ hillltlllllliM
lUPOllTBnS, Dn8IOXER8 AND itAKBHR OF WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S APPAREL OF THE UlOllBBT OUARAOTBB
FOR MORE TUAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS
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WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
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SWEATERS
MILLINERY
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A Special Presentation
AFTERNOON
GOWNS 39.50
Dresses of all the newest materials, copied from
high-priced models. They show the longer lines,
wide flowing sleeves, striking novel panels, new
tones in flat beaded and embroidered motifs, unusual
slashings and Spanish girdle effects. Women's and
Misses'.
SECOND FLOOR
COATS and WRAPS
59.50
Smart belted coats, loose coats and
semi-fitted models, beautifully fash
ioned of Normandy Cleth, Pollyanna,
Gerena, Duvet de Laine and Mous Meus
syne; fully silk lined. In all sizes.
Seme fur trimmed.
THIRD FLOOR
SUITS r MISSES
39.50
In Moussyne, Duvet de Laine and
Tricotine. All the new Fall styles,
individual nnd distinctive and very
specially priced. Some trimmed with
fur and lined throughout with first
quality silk. In every new Autumn
shade.
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Fur Department
We wish te emphasize the fact that every one of the exquisite furs en display
is of the highest quality pelts obtainable. In buying furs this guarantee
is of Inestimable value te the customer nnd we wish te assure you that our
twenty-six years of the highest reputation stands behind the quality of every
HARRIS Fur Fashion or Garment.
THIRD FLOOR
We Specialize in Geiuns and Coats that Slenderize the
Larger Women
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Formal Opening Saturday
NORTHERN FUR CO.
1235 MARKET STREET
2d, 3d and 4th Floers
Special One Day
Introductory Sale
Fer Saturday Only
October 15th
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HPHESE Coats are all made of fine, selected Australian skins,
elegantly silk lined, in the most fashionable 1922 belted
models, 36 inches long, full flare.
Remember such sales de net occur everu day. De net
mtss the saving opportunity of these low introductory prices.
We Alse Offer an Immense Assortment of
SEAL WRAPS, DOL
MANS AND COA TS
Seme Coats trimmed with Skunk and Squirrel and Beaver
with the finest Pussywillew embroidered linings, and ether fur"
costs.
Our Prices Are Vern Lew
EarlyBngWill Assure Yeu of Our Bet Choice
Our long experience as manufacturers enables us te
i.. . Uu,i wninviu Httim action in fit, style and
iviw
$125
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