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(Notorious Girl Thief, Wanted
Here, Escapes by Sliding
Down Repe of Sheets
EVENING PUBLIC EDGERBHIL'MDpSLPHlA; ".FRIDAY, lOVEMBliJR 18, 1921 .
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known te police
and who's real
descends en reef, leaps
I jhrllllns oRcnpe from the Stntc He-
form Sell""' f"1" 0ir,s nt ,,p,'f"r,l'
T by a IfO-fcet xllde down n rope of
'Vamp." ncrerdliiR te the Information
Srtlrfd yesterday by Majer Wynne,
ftlef county detective.
- "Marie the Vamp."
t--i.. .In Sittlvri
Him Is Henrietta CeRinan. nltheufch
S. nineteen jears old. i one of tie
it darinz women tliievpi In the
Sarid and In I'adly wanted by I'hlla
Jdphla police and the police of several
Wfn,e girl mounted te the reef of n
dormitory, where shc tied three bed
tittle Inte n rope and slid 100 feet te
tie reef of an engine room. As the
-ninir nrisener's feet touched the
reef the improvised rep parted. Frem
ttlj point of vnntnge Mnrle was able
. .i the lirisen wall mid te dren
i nty feet te n relu,;ny
11 IlCil IllUll iivn if i tuv miviu mil
leu'e renelird the outtdde the girl wax
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ht i!l eempHce of the prisoner had a motor metor moter
mt ttlif paflp' nearby and carried the girl
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"Marie the Vamp" first came te the
attention of the police liet-e two years
HO when unaided she robbed a Chinese
tar'ertlng firm en Race street of iivr-cbnndi'c-
valued at SaOOO. Marie hired
i tjxleab. and poking n a woman of
fftaltli and social portion. Induced the
merchftnl t loud the ni'liijps .u had
"nurclinsed ' into the taxi and accori acceri
pany her te her home, where --lip prom prem
ised he would receive nayment.
Four ether robberies followed in
t'inlil ni' i '"."ion and when the Police
hilcd te apprehend the woman Majer
Wynne was ordered te investigate the
cue bj the District Attenie.x . Three
In Inter "Marie the Vamp" vuh
nrrwtrd in New Ymlc at the niie.t of
Jlajer Wynne 'I intend of leturning
Itr te t hi- city the New lurk puliip.
who had -everal Inii.nr clinrgex i.x.iiiHt
fte woman, uiu-ed her imprixenment
for an mdel nite "-etilcnee in the reform
jnMltutien nt Itnlfnr.l.
It vas hIumi "Marie the Vanin"
ltirmil tout M'ljur Wjiine had iilmu'
cnrnpleted I li'iin- for her icuun te
thin i. n !nie "ln faced a long pri-en
trrm tlnii i lie khI Hindi the win-cis-fiil
break fi I IhM. ,
NAB WIFE-SLAYER SUSPECT
Man Wanted in Spring Lake. N. J.,
Caught Here
fVi.li! .. Turner, n Xepiwi. thirtv.
re jwir- old. wanted lu Spring I.nl.e.
N", J . whe-e he is accused of the mur
der of his w Ife, Henrietta, was arrested
lat nigni nt Seventeenth and 'Seuth
atreets b Detective Ciirran. of the
Twelfth und I'ite streets station. Tur-
nr nml his wite line linet. hiuMtiniu I..
(be rummer home of Samuel II. Heiliicr,
a coal mercnnni in mis city.
VThe two left the Hellner home Oc
tober 'J and while Turner was seen
only enie after ilmt. en the following
4a). lil wile w.is net seen nt nil. ln..N.
Ibis eel, the wemanV biiij.v was found
in a wnmls nenr Spring I.uk". She
had been beaten and sf:jii)e, .,,! j)1M.t
of her elnthing tort' from her body.
Te Entertain Darby High Graduates
The ''i.nliiiillii? i-hf-s nf lie li..,
High Selioel will be teiiileied the iiunual
tcic.a n leeiebt h Ibc Ann. ii. Ass,,.
nation It U e,iecieil tn.it there will
fe .1 Inii' attii(iiii e nf net enh the I
;r.iilupti - hut nl-e iniiiii ei ' tln.tr
rleuiK ddiis-cs . i,,,uli- n. i
eemal r f the ulninu a- well a- A.
Cbainlieil.ini. piincljiiil I
glBhfl J IS iBia.'lH'lliHillB1;
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$1P.5.00
' . ' ii h Ie tliai imiui
''i If fully iiwuuteil
i nl'-ptat.t.um r ng
Thoughtful
Gifts
at l r,H , t a,.n ,ipnic, l(H
most nf nil A Mitchell pin
Mmul (i illsiliicthe Mltcliull
"" ns is H uitt wi.rih wil
i'f s H jour illanieiidK.
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Mitchell's
Established 1S7S
Diamond Stere
37 Seuth 8th MPXT
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VY7 HILE advertising is
intended te sell
goods, don't forget you
nrst have te sell it te your
Dealers.
As practical salesmen
ourselves, we knew hew te
.de this.
HERBERT M. MORRIS
AdvcrtUInjf Agency
Ecery Phain nf .?;,.. n .
"erth American BM. Phil. J.ll.:.
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Veur product and your
house no hlr-her than
Yeu de yourself. Dees
our printing rep
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The "Vamp" Escaped
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HENRIETTA (OSSMAN
".Marie Hie Vninp," an Inmate of
a New Yerk State, reformatory,
escaped when she heard that .Majer
Wynne's detective would bring
her here te stand trial en four
robbery clmrgc
FIRE DOES $100,000
DAMAGE TO TACONY PLANT
L. H. Martin Ce., Lamp Black
Manufacturers, Suffer! Lets
Fire discovered at 4 :.10 o'clock this
morning In the Ii. H. Martin Company,
plant, Inmp black manufacturers, WIrhI WIrhI
Heming and Uleigh street!. Tareny,
caused n leis estimated at SIOO.O00.
It took the firemen four hours te ex
tinguish the blnze. Neighboring prop
erties were endangered, and many of
the residents moved their furniture te
the street.
Several of the firefighters suffered
from burns and the effect of smoke. The
lire spread rapidly, and by the time
the firemen arrived the building was n
mass of (lames. Fumes from the burn
ing lamp black hampered the firemen.
Firemen are still en the scene guard
ing against another outbreak.
Wills Probated Today
Wills probated today nt City Hall,
all of which disposed of estates'in pri
atc bequests, were these ef: nrrinllue
A. Fnlrheller. IITitO North Eighth
street. S.'l.'O; Rebert MeFetrlch,
0210 Ueedlnnd street. SlOeleO; Letlica
A. Stredlcli. Uewen and Stcnten ave
nues, .$4!S.8(H): Margaret Feal. Women's
Homeepnthle Hospital. S1O.000; Aman-
THEY ALL AGREE
"YOUR SWEETHEART"
U.s
Her thought en some
thing that puirlcs you
should be interesting
and of value.
SEE
The young man who
thinks only ei his
sweetheart's happiness
will advise her well en
a subject of vital im
portance. ?
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'. MOKE DAY SOON YOU'LL KNOW
TOMORROW'S EVENING PAPER)
it
Wl&Mr
da B. Christine, 2043 North Twelfth
street, $ir,800( Edmund J. Wallcnta.
2050 North Ninth street, $10,000. nnd
Samuel K. Wolf, 1440 North Fifth
street, $10,000. Inventories of per
senal estates of the following were filed :
William B. (JofJienmcyer,, $5'Z40.13.
Ella M. Cepperflcld. $7070.02, nnd
Zadek It. Wlllmer, $11,003.57.
BRICK WALL COLLAP8E8
A ten-feet brick wall, forty feet long
and one feet thick, nt the northeast
corner of Twelfth nnd Lecutt streets
collapsed lest night .strewing the side
walk and the curb with debris. The
wall surrounds the yards of the Phila
delphia Trades Scheel.
'HUNTERS' INTERRUPTED IN
STENTON BALL PARK OFFICE
Youths Say They Were en Way
8euth, but Pollce Are Skeptical
Twe boys, fully equipped te fellow
the hounds nnd go hunting in Flerlde,
had their trip southward cut short Inte
last night bj the "hounds" of the law.
The latter Interfered because the South
bound hunters happened te visit the
office of the Htenteu Hall I'nrk unin
vited. The hunters said they were Earl Mil
liken, icventeen years old, Tenth and
Rockland streets, nnd Harry Stewart,
RMJ14 s""n
Plate's, Cups 5aucers
Bntett
itnr UK n
Mintons
Doulton
Wedgwood
Coalport
Caul den
Copeland
Worceator
Pre'Chriatma importations
are new en display
eighteen years old, Germantown avenue
and Hnnsbcrry street.
It appears that the yeuthu wcre tired.
They scaled the fence of the ball park
and entered the office en the ground,
according te I'ntrelmnn Lamend, who
discovered them. The visitors vcre In
vestigating the office pf the ball park
Tery thoroughly, according te T.nmnnd,
anil evidently hnd no thought of slcp.
The boys were riding bicvches, llan
nel shirts and puttees.
Mllllken expressed nmazement nt In
terference of the police.
"It's all se annoying," he said,
"when we have prepared te go Seuth."
Lamend st-ejrhrd the vlslteri' nnJ
found nrticie which urc hiJU te
morn lu keeiniig with the idiin of Ittlt
lng cash iu snfci, A unlabel' (if tool
and a revolver were found en One Ii lids'
Their hunting trip will have II) be
postponed until Magistrate Trice Iiuh
n renferenep with them tlila mnrniiiR
:oeiii
Sheffield Silver
The chavm of our Sheffield Silver lies in
the wonderful Lssemblnge of unusual designs
te be found here.
Many pieces imported from England.
The artistic tray, coffee service, lea set,
bonbon dish, candle-sticks or any of the innu
merable pieces make a gift that is invariably
appreciated.
Prices from $3.00 te $100.00 "
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
Fine Picture Framing
Are Yeu
Living at a Profit?
Yeu wouldn't stick te a business that
could net show a fair profit, lleic about
yourself? Is there a margin between
Income and Outgo en payday? If net
leek out.
If there is a balance, put il in the bank.
Systematic saving is the key te inde
pendence. Open an account in our Savings Fund
Department, which allows the privilege of
6 checks per month with interest at 3 en
amounts of $300 and up.
The usual lc,'c interest allowed en
regular savings fund deposits net subject
te check.
National
Bank of Commerce
713 Chestnut St.
Nathan T. Felwel!. President
National Bank with a Savings Fund Department
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Overcoats
We are confident that nowhere will you
find a stock of overcoats as complete as
ours in its variety of truly geed mer
chandise. Every coat is a finished
product, and every model has been
planned te fill a definite requirement
of a prospective wearer.
Coats of the Ulster-type are strongly
in evidence. We show Raglans, big,
roomy and warm, made with full or
half belts and our wonderful "Styler"
model, which gives an effective combi
nation of style and warmth.
The fabrics are all the choicest te be
had soft, fleecy Crembies, shaggy
O'Brien's Irish Friezes, or a Worumbe
Whitney if you prefer it. They are
with plaid backs or plain backs in all
colors.
Then there is a splendid variety of Slip
On Overcoats, double-breasted form
fitting or loose-fitting Chesterfields,
silk lined and with velvet cellars. Dress
Overcoats of Imported Mentagnacs
and Elysians really everything desir-$vf
able in fine Overcoats for men.
1 All are priced at figures representing
a fair profit te us, and they are prices
which are decidedly advantageous te
purchasers $30 te $85.
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Your Kind
of An OVERCOAT
Is Here Among Our
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SUPER-VALUES
at
$28 $33 $38 and $43
Come in Saturday and get it
EVERY man has an "overcoat
ideal" that seems te have been
just for him.
MAYBE it's a big warm Great
coat. A Smart-looking Ulster.
A Raglan or Half Raglan. A
Bex Back knee-length coat. Or
one cut en conservative never-changing-style
lines.
WHATEVER it is it's here.
All a man has te de is te come
and cheese the one that strikes
his fancy. There's such a boun
tiful variety of fabrics in a wealth
of beautiful patterns, designs,
colors, shoulders, fronts, backs,
cellars, and distinctive style fea
tures in the way of pockets, belts,
pleats, etc. it's simply out of the
question for him net te be suited,
even if he requires a size as large
as 52-inch Breast measure.
AND every one a Super-Value
don't ever forget that. It doesn't
matter what you pick out
whether it be a Crombie Montag Mentag
nac (made our way) at $85 or
a Frieze Ulster at $21 a Crom
bie Ulster (cloth made by J. & J.
Crombie of Edinburgh, Scotland,
the world's finest loemers) at $68
or a cassimere suit at $28 you
get a real honest - te - goodness
Super-Value that means every
dollar you spend here you get
"geed measure, pressed down
and running ever."
NOW just put this question te yourself "Can I
afford te buy my Winter overcoat or suit without
seeing Perry's Super-Values at $28, $33, $38 and $43?"
REMEMBER tomorrow is Saturday.
Come in the morning if you can.
PERRY & CO.
16th & CHESTNUT
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Wfcik FRIDAYand SATURDAY I
Overcoats
$35 te $95
The finest overcoats te be had
at their respective prices,
A variety of shades and pat
terns that will please the most
critical man.
Plenty of the popular browns
and brownish mixtures.
All models.
All sizes.
Specially Attractive Overcoats
$40, $45, $50
Ferre $ Ce.in
Clothiers & Outfitters
Chestnut Street at Jumper.
SPECIAL
1 lb. L'AIGLOK
CHOCOLATES BTH
Cream, Nut and
Fruit Centers
12 Varieties
lib. ASSORTED
FUDGE
Vanilla Walnut,
Black Walnut,
Chocolate
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
LTUglen Fudge Shep
Cheatnut above 15th Street
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