" ' .' fv .TrT'ffj BlGJUHiP EXPECTED I-: IN WELFARE DRIVE I Team Captains Hepo te Repert Total of $1,000,000 Col lected te Date $4,000,000 S SOUGHT Wnrkine like n whirlwind, team m. " .iIm nntl nipmbers wlie nre giunf-lni; he "si.KlO.WM) rei,..ir,;,l by tlie We - !DC. i-in.nii'nn for llie JcnrH churl r Wc nctl.lHi'f of the aeclntcd ercnnl- ..Hniw will tr' ,0 wt ,l new 1,lKh uX today, Tlu-.v cxprct $1,000,000. ' This It tlie thliI ilny of the enm- in nnil the wmkt'r met nt lunch - I KiB it the IMlevuc-Stratferd with I ,ih fetnls collected m fnr. At Memlny's I K an efflclnl total of .$270,000 wna repertC'I Tn order te assur the utmost cm- denev In the cnrnpnlgn organization nnd i,J uivliie of every minute of time nt l&? i rnllv. i will n the rally in the 8cv e' tomorrow rnd Friday. lien- nmin H. I.udlew, campaign director, JStenlev cnt out mere than 800 tele- ,i te team captains nnil werkcrn eutllnhiK dcllnlte Instructions for the ' nrcparatlen of their subscription report 1 ind tlm iii'tnnt mul correct submission f each when called for. "IUlh" I'enn, who flew from this ritv te 'Washington In nn airplane en Mend.iv with " mcssnBe from JihIr. Mart hi te iTi'hiui-iii. w""n " -deceived In a personal interview the rrtidcnt' indersement of the federa federa Ien and its campaign, flew back te Phiinilelnkla estenlny In the snme Plane Pl'eavlnC,DellinB Field. Wnsh Wnsh Fncten. nt 11:15, I'enn arrived nt the flrteB field t Seventy -third street nnd Island read nt 2 :lfi with n mull pouch lentninlnB the President's reply te Judge Martin nnd ether letters .vent by friends of the federation In the capital te friends In this city. Following out piniiH laid m celts ngn for the oe-opcrulion of tlie big depart ment stoics in the federation s cam iinlen. Mr. I.ildlew yesterday afternoon ai'dri'-sed n rally of department heads in the (ilinbel xtore. This morning at 0:15 the department yhiuT of the WnnamiiKer mom- assembled. 1 he ether big rentrnl Meres will have similar infitliiK before the conclusion of the campaign. Tet.il centrlbutians reported nt the first rally by the various federation teams arc as ioiiews ; Ifam L-apinin II N. nupre nartlctt r Mm. i. CIIO" j 1 Distort.. . . I, Mir UreiBf n. Kewer k I, Lewis 1,-uintuim lMr f'mrlet 0.irer, Jr.... 1" hlln M..rv CassHtt )fr F.il ' tti'! jiMr TraiUs MIIch Day i;Mr 'rhi,nis J. Delnn . . (i.Irt. H-nrAIt DonnM'en.. . 20 Mil KutheNne llikfwilt.. . . 22 ('har'HH K.nre . 21 MrH. Knnlnml Kv". Jr.... jil Alhxrt 1' liirhml .. ?p Jlrp (.'I irenic I. 11 irrier . . . :'.' J S -' IIare S1-II DciUtt IrOn J,' .Mrs U.Miiv S. Iraien IiuMm V M. Nuim . . .. SXMI.H );iUnlih KnUli'ldc .;. jt mi- Oirulci 11 Trunbhaar, S'i To-ihlne U. Hiwixt 40 .Mrs FriUilck II. Mills.. .. 42 Churls 1. UnettO.kXCl v luu I". i.untun 47 Iraru.li .Mellhnnny lb-Mr. l.iimin Mn Cey . .. . 4li rx I.juim r .Mailrlia ... . fli r J Wil.H MjrtliT 61 njml V. It utvliernc L" rtiiir 11 NVrtlii M 34 -Kim i; NvnlHiM .i He.e.i I.. I' rls! fT Ti II. Oilbit I'emlr .. Total tXi n.ia 7i.S V.7 1.4J'l .7a7 l.ilie ti.-'Pl I'll a tir. Tii' r.e 3 3.'. 1.1S7 II..HMI 1.02." S.1'17 3.MI .",20 4X1 3SC 2HU 2 II7'J 2.7 n.sti LMI.'I C.SI1! 4.M Il.'l.-.J 2.SS'.' 3.. 11)0 :irs U3l) n.iisii fl ci rs-1 Wli.u I hi IVppcr .v.. is : av Tjrreit 1.1 Si CO Mm J Hewuiil Vew t . If -! Ii. lure! II r V. IiI.uiih Hub. rt! . G.' Mrs '"r ilcriclt HnrKuell . .. til J. II in j Hiiilterkiwl. ... (IT Mir l Seliim II'- rilur V 1.1 tliti'ii 7' Mip ItTiry N .Slnnumen ., 71 Mr Iiuiiei1 Snow Jen . . ' .ii! i luirlefi Mair, Jr 7"i Mr. 7 17 Nl.enMtli Til Fir r S Janncv HtcOJart. . . 77 .Mrs l"i iitrlx J. Melten 7 r l)iirK"i Tayler TO Mrs Albert 17 I7nllBle SO Dr Mirthii Tiacy SI Mr li H. Wnrburten . .... kJ Mr Clareme A. Waiclcn... 3 Mrs William J Clothier ' Jer.ih W Wauner (r rtnri It. Walts Hrel xjmmm j; I7wn Sr,(iirir, v. Wllklrs. . . ... I'd-Mm Vllll.it'i J. Wlllcex . M- Mrs U II V or! 14 Mr Hun lanrl T.i lop . . U'i Mrs l.insit f.arlnc . . 111,Mr, fl ; Mulfnr.l . . . UK Mrs William O. Itenland, Jr 107 Mrs ttlllwra il WariUn 1(10 M-illlm II Crewi 1H Wilcim I Kerbes Ill ll I -n ItlJiIln , 114 MHrj ! Mltc he It5 Mrs. 17.1. D. Telarwl , 117 Mr. J r Kalbirer - 15s Mrs j Merrli IlMrrlsen . 1C Lmi y Thiller 131 Miss r CI Plumer ls2 Mr .hiile? ) Jr nltlns. . . . 13- Prnl ,. ItaUes'r.iNf 147 Walters Mrlnna. 10.11 IM.lJlK 2.207 11.H7 1.12T 23 100 3 1CH 4110 10.S7S 1.4IU 2.1171 S7- 213 077 I.IOO 13.221) il 333 .'.(Hill 3,703 317 31 2.117 r. tin 4.'ll7:? 4, i' 13 llllj 23 E.liM 300 .', (i 0 'J 1.2.-.0 7nn 4.UIU 3IIO 173 2.070 2.477 2.118 4 Hlfl 2SI IK Wlli.ini Itenty Ilutt 4.iiD l'i' nr Je'm 1! Il'ieln l,4r. 162 Mm Walter S Thomsen IH.Iir.li !fft-Mr. J Micllueh 2,1.'") SCO Mi-n Mjlil. r 1.030 CLOTHIER HORSES WIN Take Twe Firsts and a Second at New Yerk Shew I'nne II Clothier, dr., wen two e( the best clusseh nnd cot it plnce in an cllier nt esteriliiy'H showing nt the Natieimi IIcisc Shew in New Yerk at the Aun-rj et Siiuudrnn A. His his seldins. Hir Linsin, took the nnners In the class for thoreiiRhbred nuniers. Anether of his horses, Dur ard Ueberts, took tccend plnce In the Ume cln:i. I'stmliiv was the necend ilny eC the 'new nnd hnd en Its preginm showing f thlilv dnsss. JudRini; started Preinplli nt OiHO. despite the fact Juilgesi ere Mill in the rinc nt mid n'Klit nf the hst day. Oniclnlly there wiic ten minutes allowed for ludglnit of i nth dass, ,ut ut -1 o'clock elllclnls JHre nearly nn hour behind time nnd '('Sun te tnll two classes into the ring "i one iinie. 'a Funeral of W. O. Wilsen f. e , . ,. , "" niiierui et ii unm uncr u fn tee!, plme thlb nftcrnoen ut his jeme. ll;is Xnrth Slxtv-firfit street. 'Injur A .1. Diexel Ilfddle and ineni- of the Hely Trinity Men's ltlble te", with which Mr. AVilseu was I'Ifiitlfled. nttended the services. Mr. "IImhi in, wn ,, (.piep of the Postal depaitmeiit, died Saturclnj. The Open Fireplace The warmth and radiance, the cheery crackling of the legs as the aancing flames sheet up the chim ney what a pleasant welcome f'ter your day tn the city. This '. ne of the se-caUed little things that lifts a place out of the hum arum and commonplace. The at mosphere throughout Strath nven is synonymous with the warmth and radiance of the open "replace. K SWARTHMORE, PA. J,wnten tninut from Bread St. Here Arc Seven Mere Names for Fair in 1926 Tim fa in rem nnMnrnAcv Is the name sugget-tcd by Alten Loh Leh miller, 2200 (5ra. Ferry read, fo fe the Kcsqui-Ccntciinlnl C'elebrntlen In 102(1. Tin: wii.MAM rn.NN i:xpe. SITION is suggested by Fred Hi'lieein, ."i.""0 (1 street. Tin: nensKvi:iL' memeiuai, FAIU, by C'lnrn llebnrt, 21) Kvnns street, Trenten. i.ntnitTY wem.D's imposi tion, by t.euts Snow, 10,-1 Totten street. a uniti:d woiile i:pesi- TION, by Inura Mngec, Upper Dniby. AMIUtlCA'S WOItLO i:-pe-SITION, by .1. W. Flatumgan, :t beuth Thirteenth street. tiik Aveiti.u's (iei.nnx JUIULKK. by JchMc H. O'Xeil 0";W I.nnsdewne nventie. ' The PvnxiNO l't-nue Ihdeku dally iccelves many Mipgcst Ien's. IIae you given your selection? MISSING CUSTOMS OFFICER MAY HAVE BEEN DROWNED - - J. J. Crimean Haa Net Besn Seen Since November 5 United Ktnlcs Customs officers nnd diexler pelie"' lire lenrching for .lelui J. Crimean, a custmns inpecter. win, lived nt an Arch street hotel and dls appented November e after he lind beei. sent te Oibbxtewn. N. .7., te Inspect n stcemship. Friends of Crimean fear he mny )ine drowned while going out te the steamer or In returning te Chester oil u tugboat. Neither Government officials nor his friends have hcnril of him since the time he left. - Crimean joined the customs service six or seven .enrs age. November ft he wns sent te Thompson's Point te inspect n euantity of gunpowder being shipped te Buenes Aires en the steam ship Snrmatia. His reported return te Chester Is doubted nnd it is thought he may have been unable te get oft the beat, or drowned cither going te or from it. Crimenn is unmarried. Ills father lives nt Conshebaeltcn. lie Is deseilbed as being thirt.v-lie jenrs old. weighing 10." pounds, ft feet seven inches tail, dark hair mixed with grnj, nnd were a dark suit of clothes and a gray cap. BELTING MEN MEET Convention Delegates Welcomed by Alba B. Jehnsen Alba I. Jehnsen, president of the Chamber of Commerce, delivered the address of welcome at the epe'ilng of the two-day annual meeting of the Na tional Association of Leather Pelting .Menufactureis which opened today nt the ltellevue-Strntferd. This is the first time In the thirty four years of ifcs mecllnss thnt this asso ciation has ceme te Philadelphia. Just Received Frem Paris Etchings in coleur by such well-known artists as Hardy, Icart, Millierc. Issued m limited impressions only. The latest French craze. Must be seen te be appreciated. $12.00 te $36.00 The Rosenbach Galleries 1320 Walnut Street Fine Picture Framing !iigSijtf'3--eagssrgsg!stgaragg 1T0U Can't Get $50 1 Werth for $20. J Occasionally a man will drop in te buy some geed clothes of us, and will express himself a bit harshly about the lack of service that he experi enced with a suit of the se-called "cheap" clothes that he had bought else where. ffl This doesn't appear te us te be quite fair te the ether fellow nobody can sell really geed clothes at tne ridiculous prices which some houses advertise GOOD clothes can't be made te sell at , such prices, and the man who buys them shouldn't expect tee much. fl It docs seem odd hew some people ate still lipueticil by a price mark prices are entirely relative, and if iiii pay a low price, you will get a low suit. lietter spend a bit mere and get real clothes. CJ Reed's standard of Quality, Fabric and et I adoring leprcsents tlie best that the world affords in clothes. The prices for Fall and Winter Suits, Tup Coats and Overcoats range from $30, lipwaid, with rspcu.il alucs at $10 and $4. ! JACOB REED E4M-M-26 CeeslmilShect IBC ,mmJarmKnSfElrKfa"YiriS EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA,, WEDNESDAY,! COURT MAY PAS E Knight Threatens Legal Battle in Controversy With Ana tomical Beard NO GRAFT, HE SAYS Following charges made by the Ann Ann temli'iil lieiird thnt the Corener's office 'nterferes with the beard In its effeits I le ebtniu bodies for dissecting. Coren-r ! Knight declared today that, If ncccs 1 snry, he would Institute court proceed ings te test the validity of the new law which provides that unidentified bodies he held In the morgue for only thirty - six hours. i The Corener""denIes there is uny graft I In his office nnd maintains thnt his office only safeguards the rights of relative i of unidentified Isulics. The 'Anntemlcal Heard charged that the new law Inter fered with nienej -milking plans of the 'ei ener's office in connection with the ilNpesnl of unidentified bodies. Corener Knight snld tedtiy, "We have a system where bodies nre checked up three different wnys. If no claimant for n body appears It Is tnken te Pot Pet ter's Field und burled. At the end of one or two jenrs It is cremated. Ne bodies cm 'be sold or delivered for n:iy purpose wheteer. "Under the old law bodies were held In the morgue scvcnt-Mx hours, while elTerts were made te find the lelathcs. New. under the new law, the bodies are held thlrty-sl hours. When the Anatomical Heard get that new law passed they put one ever en the public for business put poses. That law should h" ehnnged. for any prominent persons from out of town. sny. d.lng nnd un identified en our streets, would be de livered te the beard in thirty-six hours. It takes longer thnn thnt te Identify such a body very often. "The Anatomical Heard gets orders from luispltals for bodies and fills them. It charges fees for these bedies: It Is n business piopesltion with them, and they would deliver n body the moment thev obtained possession of it if they had an order for it." Dr. Addlnell I lew-sen, of 2120 Spmce ftieet, secretary of the beard, charged thnt Deputy Corener Sellers hud thwarted the heard's efforts te obtain bodies for lesearch work in nn en deavor te further meni-y.mnklng plnns with which the passage of an net en nbllng the beard te select any body it desired liad interfered. $4 Mere for Devlne Family Twe mere contributions, totaling SI, have been received for the Devlne fam ily, who lest their household furnishings in a lire that destroyed the interior of their tented home sl weeks age. In spired by the fuet thnt Devlne Is an Invalid and thnt his wife works te sup port him and their small children, "Mrs. Flanders" sentt S.'l und another reader SI. srgaisrmraK&Tsafl ON MORGU AW Te Aid Club Fund jSSk MltS. LOUISI IIAZKIi SING TO SWJlTfUND Colllngsweod Women Organize a Deuble Quartet Colllngsweod club women have or ganized u double quartet, known ns the Colllngsweod Women's Club Deuble Qiinttet, under the leadership of Mrs. Louise Sterrett Hazel, who is dlieeting lehenrsnla for a musical cntertnlnment tomorrow night In the high school auditorium for the benefit of the club's building fund. In addition te Mrs. Hazel, the mem bers of the qunrtet are Mrs. Charles I. (Juss, Mrs. C. Vance Wiggins, Mrs. Ilnrrv W. Dcnsham, Mrs. Frank K. Knight. Mrs. Charles AV. Foust, Mrs. C. II. Tliemns and Mrs. Kphrinm Hese. Four Postmasters Appointed Washington. Nev. 1(5. Piesidcnt Ilnrding liniuluntcd yesterdny the fol lowing Pestmasters: Mnry A. Catehell. Oi'erge Schoel: Cecil K. Admns, Knf:is City; Herace I.. Couch. New Hrighteu; C.eorge li. Van Alen. of Northumberland. 'H&S&X. THEY ALL AGREE .50 - Our entire stock of Slip per Buckles und Strap Or naments n e t about one-half last year prices. :A -H - afcfl fcdfei u vw V 9-50 West Phila. Branches 52d Street, corner of Spruce 60th Street, corner of Chestnut Open Every Evening YOUNG IS TAKEN TO DEATH HOUSE Condemned Slayer of Harry Garwood Is Closely Guarded During Trip te Trenten ACtfC TO CCC RIRI UITNF' AelSO I U ett UlriL VVI I NCOD Handcuffed te Under Sheriff James Hewitt and Deputy Sheriff U. O. heril. (lullferd C. Yeung, condemned mur derer nf Hnrrv Cinrwoed. wns whirled lH..ni. tm, lUn Pntmlntl ClllltltV Jail 1)C 'fore 0 o'clock this morning nnd tnken te the death house in tne Stutc Prison In Trenten. Yeung, known ns a desperate prisoner since his nrest for the killing of f.nr- weed, wns In n dangerous moon ion lug his conviction Inst night nnd Ins sentence te denth In the electric chair during the week beginning December 1. Kvcrv precaution possible wns tnken by Sheriff Hatch te prevent Yeung doing any damage te himself during last " After sentence hnd been passed b Supreme Cemt Justice Kntcnbni-h Yeung was placed in n doubly -barred cell near the entnnee te the jiiil and a speclnl gunrd of two men was as signed te wntih him all night. At mid right It wus decided te rush him in Mie ric.ith house nt dnvbreak. Accerdlngl'- Yeung, who nl'tu- n list less night hnil dozed off, was awakened und then given n meal. At .i:".0 e cluck he was 'mndcuffed te Hewitt null Feul nnd quleth tnken te a w.iit.ng meter patrol and whirled te the Pcnnyl vnnla Railroad station and placid in n compartment in tlie smoking cur leaving shortly before 0 oMeck. Yeung wanted te stav until this afternoon. He wanted n chance te snj geed -by te his wife and friends, and Inquired if it wns possible for him te have a word with MI-h Anmiujn Green, the woman in the case. He was told that his wife and mother were privileged te visit him in the death heiwe. but thnt Miss (Jreeii could net, ns the law provides that a condemned ninu cun enlj see his immediate iclnties. The jury had a light under the New Jersey law te iccemineifU life impris onment for Yeung and the Court would have had te abide by their recommenda tion. Hewecr, no such iccemmendn- "YOUR WIFE" Every man's life partner, tlie sin cere one te whom men turn for consolation in their hour of need. She, tee, agrees en a subject that is most perplexing at this time. An expression from her is always appreciated. When you hear her views, be guided accordingly. SEE TOMORROW'S EVENING PAPER tt lisSJmmJas Buys Her Shoes at Hallahan s Because They Are High-Grade But Net High Priced! When you want the latest, newest shoe styles at prices that actually save you 2.00 te 4.00 a pair come te Halla- han's! Selling thousands of the five big Hallahan Stores makes it possible for us te reduce our profit en each pair se low that our prices create the most extraordinary values. The smartest styles are always here the popular leath ers the fashionable heels the newest of the new always at worth-while saving. And the fifty-year-old Hallahan reputation stands back of every pair, guar anteeing their quality and insuring satisfaction. Extraordinary Values This Week in Patent Leather Sandals Patent Leather Pumps Black Satin Pumps One, Twe & Three Strap Pumps Mere Than a Hundred .75 1.00 A alucs 9.50 Value Which Means a Savinr of $2.50 le $5.50 a pair UALL llGOOC OOD MAIN STORE 921 Market Street NOVEMBER 16, tlen was niiiile. The verdict, brought In lit 7:.'W) oVIeck hist night, wns slin- ply "gulltj." , (Jarwoeil. n Camden Jitney driver, . l vinrwiMHi, ii v iiiu.i.ii j.im-., .1,.,.., j was round inuriicrru, ins eieiuing sinp- , iieil of wiluub'cs and his body burled off JIarlteii plk. Voting had tinrwoed drive , te the spot where he shot him, first in , the bed and then lired two bullets In his head te nuiki- death n eertnlnty. NEWHALL WILL LEARN . TRADE IN PENITENTIARY1 Slayer of Jesephine Heward Be 41 When Freed Will 'rfiep H- N'lbiiil, Rciitenccd te net jc,s tmn ninetpp,, r ,mm. than twenty i years in the Fnsleru Penitentlnry for tlie l.-illing el His sw.viueari, .Mim-jniii".-Hewnnr, is new spending his first day in tlie prison. New hall has cprc-s,'d" his deIre te learn n trnde. lie will be forty-one ears old when 1 cleaned if l.c serves his full sentence. After most of the Conunenwenltli's evidence hail been submitted Newhnll miildenly ehnnged his plea of net gtiilU te one of Rililtv. .Tudge Quigle.v fixed the grade of the crime tkt second -degree murder nnd piemptly sentenced New hall. Twe Mere Youths Held In Robbery Albert liner, IWftO Arber street, and Rebert Henry. .".."07 American street, each seenteen j cars "old, were arrested this morning nnd held m $1."00 ball cimrged with Ih-enMiig Inte the home of Mrs. Ulln .lahnke, 021 West Vennnge itrect, last Mnnda. ami stealing four watches nnd several ether in tides. Hnrrv Heller, seventeen jenis old, of (KVJ Venango streft. wns nnested yes terduv In cenuei tien with the siime lob leb bery and held In SI 000 Intl. All three hop will hiue a further hearing Tues day. JT-Tat t M4vtnr tfigSAssfesujrv XlM.l-il. 1 U.l A H.X- Traveling Clocks Aji espccmJlr latgc selection cf ttj'Ics and qtialify net found cleavhcrc "Vst Indies CRUISES Frem New YerL te llaaru, Kingiten, Panama Canal, Venezuela, Trinidad, Barbados, Fert de France, St. Pierre. St. Themas, San Juan, Na.au and Bermuda. Ne plnrt8 rvgulrtd. MEGANTIC Jan. 17 Feb. 18 March 20 Larcettdlmeniloniefanyitearashlpiallins te Weit Indie. 0 et 25 cars' experience In Winter Cruises. Aprly Cruise Dept. White Star Sen ice, of the same high standard which has made the Olympic internation ally famous, preldcs utmost luxury for either voyage ll'.li, taJ far ATMBTB CfAO f.lMC IfnteleJcy for Mediterranean or Tf'eit Indies Booklet vwww - -Iilluilcllilii l - llilll pairs week after week SiaiiNli l.iinls HtrN I'rrni Ii I niiK Ht-rN ltiili I titiM Heels I u Mllilurv llrrls Tan Russia Oxfords Black Calfskin Oxfords Pebble-Grain Oxfords Buckled Spert Oxfords Medels New Priced l.SO ll'.OO alucs l.'j.UO Values SHOES . II t If IV. . " TO COME, SAYS REA 'I P. R. R. President Declares De mand for Lewer Transporta Transperta ' tien Rates Require Them WILL CONFER WITH MEN Samuel Hen. president of the Penn Mlvnnla Rnllrend Cempnny. reiterated in it sfntement issued te rnilrenil ein ein pleeR thnt a futther K-duclien of wnges Is neeesvun if ti niisovtiitien costs nre te be lewrted. thus allowing n rexivnl of business. Mr. lrn ileclared that ngriciiltiire ami industry gineially nre unable te pay the present charges of tiniisiinrtntien. Wnges make up mere thnn half the tetnl train pollution cost, lie snld, ami the wage s'-ne must he t educed tn meet the public demand for lower inle. The company head premised, how hew eer. thnt the further wage i eductiens! would net I)" made before confer- . dices had been held with representatives of tlie eiiiplecs nnd thnt the icdiic- j tlens would be math- in accordance v.-ith law. I callerTeaves. rings gene! Weman Misses Jewelry After Visit of Prospective Heme Buyer j Shertlv nCter a prospect ne Inner in yiected lie Heme nt .M-s l.inei ureii. KJO North Fetw('if-l stieet. jester- CUJCt Mediterranean VOYAGES Trem New Yerk te the Mediterranean: Madeira. Gibraltar, Algiers, Monace, Genea, Naples Athen., Alexandria for Tfrrt and the Nile. ADRIATIC (24.S41 ten., January 7 February IS AR.4DIC U7.3:4teni) January 21 March 4 Independent Trael. Beeking te any Pett. Apply Mediterranean Dept. w Vw- , - - .uruucTTanruri vr jsrlisrr Auctil. R'eit Inditi Booklet limit Street 75 Fine hilL Mocking -Black and 95 Celer. Silk & Weel I QQ Stocking in J!P fJw" WAGE GUTS North Phila. Branches 2736 Germantown Avenue 5604 Germantown Avenue Open Every Evening a ilny nftcrnoen. he missed n pcnrl rliw, and a diamond ring valued together V S-100. . . Mrs. iterd told the police nhe d0 net knew whether te suspect the tin known prospective bujer or net. Bbe said while they weie in the room In which she kept the rings the doorbell tang, nnd as she went down te answer the deer, the man followed her a few feel behind. When you pay your geed money for an OVERCOAT get a SUPER-VALUE from our splendid selection of Winter OVERCOATS $28, $33, $38 and $43 WHERE but at Philadelphia's favorite clothes-buying store will you find se many thoj thej sands of Overcoats from which te cheese? A style for every person ality. Big, warm, tinted Raglans that make their wearers feel as well as loelt "like a million dol lars." Rich nut-brown heathers, olive-hued mix tures, shades of blue and gray tailored our way into a great variety of different styles. E0R INSTANCE, there's a Half Raglan that you'll find a: fash ionable gathering p'accs a great faveri'e with evr customers this sea son. There are full belted and half-belted Ulsters with or without muff pockets. There are plaid backs that almost rrake you want te wear your Overcoat inside out its lining is se beautiful. AND WHICHEVER you select you have the untold satisfaction of knowing that it's a Super-Value worth con siderably mere than its Super-Value price. !' i R KV's Meney won't buy Looms cannot weave Finer Overcoats t!..ii tlie une from liu fabrics, of J. 8c ) C rumbic, of Kditi buriji, Scotland. We li .1 ' c by far the larjji-M elections in Hul.icldphia I) u v mi;lt- aluc price en 1 rumble Mnntajjuacs, in. nk- 1 pin- w.-n . U SX5. I 1 ..ml match it. 'i 1 tr"- uncr-Value piu i- u'i 1 rumbie I I- Perry & Ce. Kith & Chestnut SUPER-VALUES in Clethes for Men I'l'ii.iiiMiiiAi'ii.jciicMiirwtieauiiu Tlu finest butter Vmerica! in lb At all our Stores I 1 ' '' . j ; i-w IA ffliffiWlBiiW'llillitI5BffOMOii' M. 1
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