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EVENING PUBLIC LEDG-BRPHILAbiBLPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1021
; IN GRISWOLD CASE
I Court Take3 Action Under Ad
visement When Counsel Con
clude Arguments
APPEAL REGARDED CERTAIN
gptttat Plirnlch te Evcntna VuWe Lrdecr
Atlantic City. Nev. 15. .Juclfip In In
tersell reserved decision teda.v nt tlie
conclusion of argument en the 'evidence
In the GrlweM ene. Thete wen no
Intlmntlen when the verdict mm lie
Mpected. nnd It 1? Generally neccpted
that no matter which way the opinion
fef, there will be an nppenl te n hlsher
tribunal.
Judge Clarence i. Cele, chief of
rmmwl for Countess Anna St. Plnlr
A Centurbin. took another hour this
morning te finish his argument ..
.ensiimcd altogether five hours, clurinj;
which he lashed Mrs. Mary M. nt-l"' -man,
the beneficiary of Mrs. Griiweld's
will, nnd charged n systematic pol
icing of the mind of Mrs. (Jrisweld
while further alleging conspiracy.
Judge Cele this morning touched en
(he probable effects of the constant ufc
of verenal and ether drugs en the mind
of Mrs. Griswold. "The testimony
shows." asserted Judge Cele, "that
there was never a time while she was
In the house nt Northfield that erennl
uiis denied Mrs. Griswold, with possi
bly the exception of the Inst thiee
months of her life. Ne fair-minded
prren can question the harmfulness of
nv drug."
In explaining certain passages In let
ters. Judge Cele insisted that they were
the "outbursts of a person drunk with
verenal. "
Geerge A. Bourgeois offered the re
buttal for counsel for Mrs. Drlsclimmi.
He traced the growing friendship from
the time Mrs. Griswold fiist lented a
nhere cottage from Mrs. Drlschmnn
bnrk in 10.14 until her death.
Mr. Bourgeois charged that Mrs.
Griswold was encouraged in dlsmUMng
Jehn II. Cress, of Bnltlmerc. her agent,
because be wns showing n less in the
management of her properties with an
outlay of $18,000 nnd an Income of
jl 7.000 a yenr.
Mr. Bourgeois spent some time with
the letters in evidence and In one lead
where Mrs. Griswold had complained
te her daughter thnt she had net sent
her her address In twelve years.
LOU TELLEGEN INJURED
Acter Being Sued by Geraldlne Far
Mr Hurt In Aute Crash
Srranten, Nev. 15. I.eu Tellegen,
trier, was seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident while en his way fnni
Seranten te Hencsdale, Pa.. jPRtej-dny.
He lias been playing !n u local then -tre.
The report reached Srranten follow
ing receipt of a mest-nge in Hencsdale
that ewln; te the accident Tcllegen
was forced te camel a theatrical en
tagement in that city. Hlmlra, N. Y.,
and Middlctewn, r. Y.
New Yerk. Nev. 15. The action for
imamtlen brought agonist ilei-ililmc
Tarrar by Leu Tellegen has been trans
ferred from Westchester te New Yerk.
The change of venue will facilitate a
consolidation of the separation action
of Telle;en against his wife, and her
fiction for divorce ngninM Tolleseii, Ml
that the two may be tried at the i-ame
time.
Thieush Mr. Stelnfcl-l. of Sremfrlri
k Swnru. Tcllegen declnrcil ihcic wts
tin ground fei 'he suit of Mi- riu u,
and that he would dihprove the charges
of his wife te clear his lepututlin ns a
man and as nu actor "
LOVE FINDS THE WAY
OVER COLLEGE BARRIER
Wellesley Junier Prove It In Wed
ding Bosten Tech Student
Bosten, Mass., Nev. 15. -'If the
higher education cannot stand the test
of thc"hlgher education why then
neither of these honorable Institutions Is
what It has been said te be."
This Is the philosophy of Mrs. Bar
rett Snyder, "wit of WcllcMcy College."
nnd. also junior nt the college. A few
days age Mrs. Snyder was MKs l,.diu
Cellins from Westflcld, N. J., follower
after tin A. II., resident at Wclle.-!
Junier Dormitory. Wilder Hall.
Today Miss Cellins is wife of Burnt
Snyder, senior nt Massachusetts Inti
tute of Technology and a win of Mrs.
Baird Snyder, Jr., of PelthWlle. Ia.
Mrs. Sn.wler Is young nnd beautiful.
She hns brains, tee, nnd n faculty of the
higher education of dominating uny
situation In which she may be plnced.
She will have te move treni Wilder
Hull, where she new icsides, as It a
l.iw of the college that no married girl
may live en the campus. All of which
Alls. Snjder takes in geed spirit.
"But please don't believe that we
eloped. This was the way we happened
te get tnurrled :
"I have known Mr. Snydct for ever
n long, and we have been quletlj en
gnged te each ether for months.
"Finally it seemed tee bad te unit
he didn't wish te wnit and. se wtl!
I just sent my people a little leleginm.
"At any rate, my father nnd mntliei,
Mr. nnd .Mrs. P. D. Cellins, like the
geed parents they aic, came en nnd
were with us and gave ns their blessing
when we were married in Brookfield,
nnd se far as the principal parties aie
concerned nil's serene nnd we both have
gene back te our studies."
WATSON CHARGES GO OVER
Inquiry te Be deferred Until Reg
ular Session of Congress
Washington. .Nev. i. (Hj A )
Members of the special Senate com
mittee appointed te inve-dlgute charge .
made by Senater Watsen, of (Sceigia,
of hangings withrut trial of American!
uddicrH In Fiance, said tedn the In
quiry in all probability would net begin ,
1'iitll after the meeting of Congress in
legular session next month. I
The committee mrmjiers will attempt
ti formulate this week pl.ms for the
investigation.
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
THANK
PEKBNOTS IXCAPK
A Play
Ack 1
Scene, supplr.
Mr. I'eernel. Frank, leek nt your
hands, thcyre a dlskgrace te humnnity.
Ge rlte up nnd wnsh them.
Frank Fecrnet. Ah heck.
Mr. Feernet. Ne back tnwk neither
ei eull rue the day you wns born.
Frank Fecrnet. If I go up I mny
never come down ngnln.
Mr. Fenrnet. Leave the room nnd
tlent enter it ngen ded or nllvc till jour
hands ate as wite as snow.
Ack 2
Scene, same, a hour later.
Mrs. Teernet. Its strancclv
funny
He's
matter
rraiiK nnsenr enme down jet
eny gel 12 hnnds te wash no
hew geed he washes them.
Mr. Feernet. Thnt boy will come te
a bad end. Wy ennt he be like me wen
I wns his age? I use te get mere dcrt
off my hands in 5 minutes thnn wnt
ether boys could In a half a hour.
Mrs. Feernet. I think 111 jest take n
run up nnd see wnt he's doing.
Mr. Fecrnet. Soot yourself.
Ack 3
Scene, upstnlrs.
Mrs. Fecrnet. Frnnk, Frnnk, wats
beenme of you? O my goednlss he's
gene forever. I lcmembcr his fntnl
wcrds and Frnnk nllways does wnt he
snys wen he thinks of It. O well thcrcs
no use crying ever split milk. I mite
ns well stick my lied out the window
nnd get a brcth of fresh air wile Im up
hecr. O my goednlss thcrcs Frank
climbing down the frunt of the house
en n rope mndc out of tore up sheets.
Frnnk. is thnt cny way te trcct geed
sheets? Come bnck nnd III give you-6
pecccs of pic lusted of eny 3.
Frank Fecrnet. Thets a bnrgaln.
New that Im down this far I mlte as
well cQinc In the frunt deer.
Ack 4
Scene, supplr.
Mr. Feernet. Did you wash your
hnnds.
Frnnk Feernet. 1 forget.
The end.
Te Shew Garden Designs
The exhibition of designs of garden
treatment of the typlcnl subuibnn
bnckvard, new held In (he rotunda of
the Emergency Aid. 221 Seuth Eight
eenth street, will continue until next
Saturday.
mil
rap
Use SAPOLIO
Fer Every Roem in the Heuse
In the kitchen SAPOLIO cleans pots.pane,
oilcloth and cutlery; in the bathroom
SAPOLIO cleans porcelain, marble, tiling
the wnsh basin and bathtub; in the
hallway SAPOLIO cleans painted wood
work, doers, sills and concrete or stone
floors. See thut the
name SAPOLIO is
en every package.
ENOCH MORGAN'S
SONS CO.
Set Manufmeturtf
New Yerk U. S.A.
Ends
Lodging Heuse
Despondent because he wns unable te
obtain employment, James W. Payne, a
clippie, fertj -seven years old. 'ended
his life liy di inking poison in n lodging
house at 11-' Vine street shortly after
midnight I his morning. He was dis dis
cevered by Merris nnd Hnrrv Heffman,
pioprieters of the place. The bedv was
tnken te the Morgue
You'll laslc the
difference!
The new
sugar-coated
chewing gum
which everybody (ikes you will, tee.
A delicious peppermint flavored sugar Jacket
around peppermint flavored chewing gum that
will aid your appetite and digestion, polish
your teeth and moisten your threat.
By the makers of
IIGLEY3W
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NELLENBURG
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Anniversary Economies in
Beys' Clothing
TheMostStunningSpertsSkirts
$10 & $12.50 Would M
Buy Elsewhere
In Our Anniversary Sale
$5.95
fEZH7HweVn0ls
at
Goed-iookinpr, smartly styled skirts of Prunella cloth and
serpre in lnrgc and small broken plaids and sttipea. Geed colors
blown, tnn, navy, gray, green, cepen, plenty of black and
white, ie te A'i inch bands.
Single, Deuble and Side Pleated Medels. Twe Shown
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Women's Washable
Capeskin Gloves
Of Highest-Grade Imported Leather.
Expertly Fashioned
at
$1.59
Pair
Splendid, serviceable gloves, designed te
stand up under the hardest everyday wear.
Shown in all the best colors of the season
beaver, brown, tan, willow and light and dark
gray.
Women's $1 and $1.25 Strap-Wrist
Washable Fabric Gloves
Special at H Pair
79c
Extra fine quality fabric gloves, with heavy
embjeiciety en the backs. White, mode, beaver
and black.
Children's Warm Velour Gauntlets
With Leather Palms no Pair
, Special at VeC
Warmly fleece lined smart and seniceablc.
Sizes 8 te 15 years.
SNEUXNBJRGS First Fleer
Important Anniversary News!
Women's Weel
Sports Stockings
In greater variety than can be found any
where else in Philadelphia and at prices not
ably less for best quality goods.
At 65C Pn'r Weel hose in all desirable
hcath'er colors.
At 95C P'1"- Ribbed and drop-stitch wool
hose in heather colorings.
At SI, 39 Pair Full-fashioned wool hose
in heather colorings. Alse Rem
brandt ribbed hose in heather shades.
At $1.65 Pair Imported English pure
wool ribbed hose and drop-stitch
heather wool hose in various colors.
At $2.00 Pair Imported English pure
wool henvy-i ibbed hose.
At $2.50 Pair I'ull-fnshiencd silk-and.
wool and hand - embroidered
ciecKecl pure wool hose.
SmUHnbUrgS First Fleer
As Part of Its Anniversary Celebration
Our Sweater Dept. Announces a
Wonderful
Advance Season Holiday Sale of
Knitted Accessories
for Women
All Priced at Most Generous
Savings
Nubics and Heeds
85c t0 $1.95
Black, white and
giay.
Bed and Breakfast
Jackets
$2.95 t0 $4.95
All light and dark
colors, color combina
tions and novelty ef
fects. Trimmed with
satin ribbons.
Sheulderettes
$3.50
In ie3e, lavender,
blue and white.
Cardigan Jackets
$1 & $1.95
Sleeveless styles
with peplums. In
black and gray, black
with red 01 white pin
stripes.
STlLcNBUWjS Second Fleer
Very Special for Tomorrow
Standard Quality
Striped Outing Flannel
at 15c Yd.
Splendid quality outing flannel et a leading
make, in very pretty colored striped patterns.
All fresh, clean and new buy all you neel
from full belts.
bNELLENBURflS First Fleer
Say, That's Seme
C-I-R-C-U-S
at Snellenburg's
Everything's Fixed Up Like a Real
Barnum & Bailey Performance, With
a bawdust King 'n-Everything!
The clever
est trained
a n i m a!s
you ever
saw acre
bats that
p e r f erm
hair - rais
ing stunts
Jwee i
that work
se fast and
se cleverly
that the
eye can
s c a r celv
fellow
them clowns whose antics will keep you rock
ing with laughter. And all the time, peppy
music by the Snellenburg Band.
Performance Practically Continuous
Every Day Frem 11 A. M.
SNELLENBURCS Fourth Fleer
An Extraordinary Sale of
Fine Irish Linen Satin
Damask Pattern
Table Cleths
Lowered in Price as a
Thanksgiving Special
Richly mellow dcw-blcached purr Irish
linen satin damask pattern rleth in five
very pretty designs. All have wide open
Se3iTKj3ft2Sr jffiS'
S
T ea
borders.
$8 2x2-Yd.
Cleths at.
$6.00 ""
$7.50 Each
$7.50 Dez-
$2.75
$9.50 2.22-Yd. Cleths
at
$11 22x22-Inch Napkins
te Match
$4.00 All-Linen Table
Damask at, Yard . . .
Snowy bleached pure Irish linen, extra
heavy, and very fine satin damask finish. Full
two yards wide, in floral and stripe combina
tion patterns. Dew-bleached lustrous finith.
1000 Dezen $7.00 All-Linen
Dinner Napkins, Dez. .
Bleached pure Irish linen satin damask
napkins. 21x21 inches. Five verv pietty
patterns.
40c All-Linen Crash ?&r
Toweling-, Yard -OC
Bleached very heavy pure lush linen
Barnsley-weave crash, absorbent and lintlesss;
red borders.
3500 $1.75 and $2.00
Scarfs, Each.
$8.00
$15.00
$13.50
$18.00
$12.00 Mackinaws at
With shawl and convertible cel
lars and muff pockets. Of heavy-weight all-
voe! blankets in a large asseitmcnt of colors.
bizes 7 te 13 ycaiv.
$20.00 Winter Overcoats
at
Of all-wool fancy nvsiceulinp. Als-e chin
chillas in gray, tan and sand. Deuble breasted
belted all round and with plaid linings. Sizes
s'-i te il veais.
$18 te $20 Winter
Overcoats
Of all-wool fancy ovciceatmg. Deuble-
breasted model?, belted all around. Sizes 12
ti 18 years.
S25 Winter Overcoats at
N'cw double-breasted models.
plaid lined. Of all-wool fancy overceating in
newest shades. Sizcr 12 te 18 years.
S18 Regulation Reefers fety A A
All-wool blue heavy-weight KJ&jLtjJ
rebble cheviot reefPKs lined with all-wool red
flannel.
Norfolk Suils With 2 Pairs of
Full-Lined Kmcker Pants
"Of all-wool fancy cheviets, cassinicres and
hemespuns. The cnats a-P lined with mohair
ind the knickeis full lined.
514.50 Suits at S8.95
$16.50 Suits at $11.95
$20 and $22.50 Suits at 16.95
$28 and $30 Suits at $20.50
$7.50 Novelty Suits at $5.75
Of all-wool knit c'eth in brown, tan and
green. Oliver Twist models. Alse all-wool
blue serges trimmed with white or geld braid
Sizes 3 te 9 years.
S uTTTrgS Third Fleer
Tomorrow's Anniversary
Specials in
Heusefurnishings
$55.00 Leenard
Clean-as-a-China
Dish
Refrigerator,
$32.50
(inn:
2Z.
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Ik:
Kj
$5.00
$1.00
Trimmed with deen Clunv lnm e if i
edging.
..With lace insertion and miter corners. Ten
difTewaj puttems. Sizes 18x45 and 1S.5-I
inchci.
S1.00 te S2.00 Turkish Towels, Ea.
69c t0 $1.00
Extia fine Turkish towels, in plain and
fancy Jacquard weave. They're woven of fine
meicerized-finish terry yams with deep
colored Jacquard borders. Large sizes.
$1.25 Mercerized Table nrn
Damask, Yard eC
Srjlendidlv hpnw mmi,... . ,
rtamask with a permanent satin-luster finish.!
wide width: stnne and flemi r,r,ff I
. .... IIIIVVVlll.
One-pieip white poi -celaln
lined teuii'l nr
ner pen Iain pimlecl
deer
$9.09 Hand-Power
Washing QA Qft
Machines t)"f
Babbitt Special
Offer 1 Cakes
Kest Seap and 1
Can 7c
Cleaner, free ",J
S ill m
Caff IOO ( nsci, (5(1. s
llh S.1 iiim ( Irunsrr
I'rr.
$1.25 Large-Size
0al Aluminum
Deuble Q7 jr
Roast Pan P"5
Kas -tunninir R'.'ts,
paint sliKhtly rubbrd
P
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$3.50
Magazine
Rack at
$1.69
Four
lielrn
Mis-ion
nnili
75c te S2.00
Imported Fancy
Handled Bamboo
Fruit Baskets
Hand-Embroidered Madeira Linens
.4 Oncthivd Less Than
Regular Price
Beautiful linens with hand-scalloped
edges and hand-embroidered centers. Made
of fine Irish round-thread linen.
80c te $1.45 Bread Tray Cleths,
50c, 75c and 85c Ea.
$10 te $17.50 Luncheon Napkins,
$7.50, $9 and $12 Dez.
$10 te $15 13-Pc. Luncheon Sets,
$6.50, $8.50 and $10 Set
$6.50 te $8 18x36-In. Scarfs,
$4.50 and $5
$7 te $9 18x45-Inch Scarfs,
$5.50 and $6 Ea.
$9 te $11 18x54-Inch Scarfs,
$6.50 te $7.50 Ea.
t 'v
1 1 5 Hca
Galvanized
Corrugated
Garbage
Cans. .
80c
$1.75
Oval
Galvanized
Wash Beiler Ofi
Willi Cever V0C
25c, 50c, $1
aneus sizes and
finishes.
$3 5-Piecc Mrs.
Sad Irons $145
3 nlckelfd Irons, linn
die ami iron rout
N. SNELLENBURG & CO.
SneHenbUrgS First Fleer'
$1.30
Si.i'i I iier-ltnt(nm
m uxli Hullrr
hiiiI finer
$19.00 3-Burner
s.nns.p $11.50
i I Jjwi L M
alifive
crlain iloer,
with per
Hi 10
NELLENBLfRXjS Third Fleer
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