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DBJNK-CRAZED IN
ALARMS HOSPITAL
Fells Agecl Attendant With Iren
Bar Twisted Frem Cell
at Hahnemann
Dancer May Rewed
RUNS WILD IN CORRIDORS
An elderlv orderly was Injured find
1ip lives of n doctor nnil a nnrt-c thrciit.
ennl just after l,oV1eck this mernl.iK
nlien n drink -crazed pntlent rnn wildly
Jhrencli the Hiihrirmnnn Hospital.
ttThn mnn. Theiiiiyt 7.rK, of Franklin
and Vine trrrt. wns brought Inte the
hninltnl in a ForletiH condition from the
fffertR of litpier and confined, in n cell
owl for Mich cm-. There u ere two
ether men In similar condition in the
hll1'!i PAinnnn. the orderly, who is
iitr-feur nrs old, henrd iieIm's In
tie cell nnd etnrted te invextlcate. In
,e meantime Zcff. with wild cries and
almost superhuman "trc'iRtli. twisted
erne of the iron Imrs of his cell window
nnd started bentinc en the cell ter
"uth it. He "innnRed te nmuMi the
pndleek nnil renrli the corridor.
He met Calanan nnd iminedlntelj
foiled him with n Mivatte '1 "" "ie
,f!n,l with tin- Iren bar. If Cnlnnnn
mil net mimiiR-il te deilqe the full foree
if the blew he would prebnliH have
been killed, but ns it wns he received a
cat that ieitilreil sixteen MUcIich te
ClAfier MrlkltiR the erderlv. ZefT rushed
Inte the accident ward. Here the iiiRlit
,upcH'"M"lp,,t' I". Jeseph . Shall Shall
crew, and n mirns were en duty. They
bucked any in terror ns eft appeared
In the deuray with his bleed-stained
W7ePff "crouched nnd started toward
tlicm slowly with uplifted bar. Just
is he started te swing his weapon nt
the nursp, one of the ether drunks who
.nil been in the cell with him came
Inte the room nnd mid, foolishly .
"Helle, folks." , .
t the found of thp limn s von c .cIT
turned from the nurse and rushed at
him. ehai-Ins him down the corridor.
In the imnntlme Cnhinan dragged hlui hlui
telt te u pheni' and get the fifteenth
and Vine streets police station, next
deer. A detail of police re-pended.
?.;,, tl.v arrived. Zeft had lied te
U'Ab!mtCt'twe hours later Detective
Mentncii'- of the Tenth and ISuttou ISutteu ISuttou
eo stieets station, found Beff hiding
umler a pile f blankets m the home
e (rlemls nt Sl-J Callowhill -treet lie
"as hed in SI. -00 ball nl Central Sta
tien tei a tuitucr Hearing u i- """'
teda.
MAN IS SHOT" AS OLD
QUARREL IS RENEWED
Deminic Clerlce Probably Fatally
Wounded When He Meets Enemy
The nuarrel that Clerlce I'antaliane
rnil Deminic (Jlorice btarted eiglit wivKs
flKe time te a itI'Is lu-t ms'it. when
the two nut nt Twenl -second and
Xnii'hin streets nnd renewed hostili
ties which lesulted in Clence'a being
thel twice through the bead. He w
txiiPted te die.
Tilings hiippemd uuicklj when .lie
two met Ne sooner had the old nuar
rel len renewed than it beinme tee
nrm for words, and I'antaliane -truck
Mi ,'omimnien out the head with an
tiniliiclla. .... ,
CliniM diew liis gun and bred, the
bulkt grazing I'antalloiie's stomach.
Then i'antaliane piiblH.il hi- nder
turi's gun and shot liir.i twice.
Oleihe wa taken te the l'eljclinlc
IIn-piMl where little luie is held for
l-i- rei-n n. I'liysielnn- fcnv that if he
ilne ei'Mcr he will lese the -isht of
lieth ec".
I'.iiiinliann. who lives en KlWwmth
itnet near Sixteenth, was tint (i-d and
l-i In In,; held at the Twelfth and l'ine
Hicels polite station. Clt I loe's home
is en Wiiitui sin ft near T"iith. I'tdlce
ca. Clerice i-diet l'untaliani in the
cheek in a limine! eight weeks age.
JAPAN'S 'GRAND OLD WOMAN'
WILL VISIT PHILADELPHIA
Mme. Kaji YaJIna te Be Guest of
New Century Club
Mine. Kail Yajina. Japan's "grand
old woman," is coming te Philadelphia
this afternoon te be the guest of the
New Century Club. She has bt.en in
Washington.
Mine njinu, mere than ninety jears
eltl. jet jimthful a- a woman in her
early pi lire in mind ant! body, want want
te isit the Sluinc of Liberty at Inde
pendence Hull.
Mme Yajina will be accompanied by
Miss .7.11ma Merijn, one. of the jeunger
women leaders of Japan, and Mis.
Henrj Deppin. American wife et an
American missienar.i te Japan, who
will he interpreter.
Mine 'ajina will speak tomorrow
aftirnenn at .". o'clock at the New Cen
turj Club. Seme time tonienow it is
planned te take her for a visit le In
dependence Hull Thp party will re
main in Philadelphia until Thursday
morning
Clementen Bey Tetanus Victim
Albert Itiouen, si jenrs old, of
Clementen, .!.. was taken te tile
neper Hospital, Camddi, this morn
ing, suffering from tetanus. The bej
was wife mated en hi- arm three weilt weilt
Re. ami it is belppt h" get tint into
the wound, which cuusn! tin infection
iii condition is mid te be serious.
LINGUISTIC SVENGALIPUTS
ONE OVER ON SALOON MAN
Talks English, Polish, Italian, German Takes Drinfc in Rus
sian, Then Blinkety-Blink-Blank Bloeie, Camden
Proprietor's Cash Gees
Mnrjnn Purzlskl keeps n saloon nt
12.10 Chestnut street, Camden. He told
police todev n weird talc of the man
ner In which his place wns lipid up, late
last night, nnd robbed of $120.
VI hnvp n saloon, see," he told the
sergeant at the Camden City Hnll. "I
have n saloon, and last night a man
comes In te buv n drink. He soye te
me, 'flood evening, ' in Americnn. nnd
I suv back te him, 'flood evening.'
"Then he snys te me, 'It's a nice
night, ain't it?' nnd he snys It in
Polish. Mojbe I'm net pleased. Se I
talk te mv customer in mv own lan
guage, and he talks well. Yes, lie talks
very well.
"Se we become chummy, sergeant,
see We go ever and sit down nt n
table and my new friend tells me what
n nice plnct I lctvc, nnd lie tells me in
Itnlinn. This is very fine, sergeant, for
1. tee, knew a little Itnlinn. My
brother, he ''
Damn Uunier lms It that one of the
famous dancing twins, the Delly
sisters, may rewed. Ynncsl sas
when she ninnies again Itrendnn
will linve something te talk about.
Her sister Itesilfa has just get it
tlherce In Inilen nnd Ynncsl is
awaiting n similar decree
PATROLMAN ADMITS
PERJURY AT TRIAL
H
Or-
F. Blaker Suspended and
dered te Answer Charge
One pntrelmnti wes suspended nnd
will be fercetl te stand trial for perjury
and another restored te duty by Civil
Hen loe Commissioner Woodruff at a
hearing of the Police Trial Heard to
day. Mrs Frances Turpin, of Ceimantewn,
charged the two patrolmen with "con
duct unbecoming officers," in talking
with her ward, Marjori Itnsseng,
twenty jears old, formerly nit empleye
of the Sears-Heebuck plant en the
Jlen-evelt beulcnrd. The men, Ilnrry
V. Hlnkcr and Jehn V. Krb. are both
attached te the Tnteny station and
1'rli'n bent took him bj part of the
Scars-lteebuck plant.
Pinker llntlj denied een knowing the
girl until his sterj wns contradicted
by both Miss ltns-eng nnil Krb, nnd
then he admitted he had been guilt j
of perjury. Commissioner Woodruff
said the case was of u miner nntuie,
a- the officers had probably eiilj been
indiscreet In talking with a single girl
when they wcic both married.
"Put perjury shall net be tolerated
hefeie this beard," the Coiumlmlencr
said. "Yeu lime forced a brother offi
cer te give ou the He and desene te be
severely puni-hed."
Dlnkcr was -iispentled and ordered
te appear for trial Krlday for perjury.
CUPID WORKS "OVERTIME
Annual Thanksgiving Day Rush for
Marriage Licenses Is On
The annual Thanksgiving ru-h for
marringe licenses is en in full blast at
City Hall.
The "Ornnge Plossem Special." as the
flewlter whiih carries u niajeritj of
pas-engers for Uoem -IK! is called, is
miming at tremendous speed. The -mall
rooms furnished the Miurhige I.Itcn-c
Court me crowded witli cnuple- of eeij
conceivable age. -1e. nnittniiilit.i. color
anil i-rccil.
Due te tie' law whiili iciiilies tlifi
r i... i. ,i ..,,...;,., l.-l.l,.
(llt'MMHt' l ..Ml. I llf J'. wnjM-, nt u im
mill uridegioem. even siauiiiug space i
nt u premium. Prem ! o'clock je-terday
morning te neon teda . HI'i ceuphs
had uppliid ter a permit te take the
fatal leap, nnd it is epected that tli"
100 uiatl; will be lciielicd bj tomorrow
night.
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"Never mind your brother," said the
sergeant. "Hew nbeut this customer? '
"Well, sergeant, lie is n most grace
ful mnn. lie waves his arms se. nnd
se, nnd se. Then he snys something te
me In (lerninn. I de net talk Oerninn.
Hut I talk Serbian, nnd In thnt tongue
I ask him te hllve n soda en me- "
"A soda?" inquired the sergeant.
"A soda." replied Puriski." t nsk
him te hnve n soda. It Is new; late, no
mere customers ceme In. My menu
accepts, he nccepts In Htifcslan. I nm
charmed. I nm delight, but I am
woozy. I drink nothing, but the room,
no gees' around a. little.
Still my friend tnlks, still he is
graceful. Oh, se graceful. I seize the
table edge, and 1 glare at him. The
tnlde, lie seem te move up nnd down.
Then my friend talks In Hungarian.
"Ah, thnt is like old days, sergeant,
old dey along the Danube, you de net
understand, sergeant."
"Don't cry," said the sergeant.
"Prepped. '"
"Ah. sergeant, the table he also gees
around, nnd then I sleep. When I
nwnk.cn, sergeant, my kejs nre gene, my
safe Is open nnd my money hasllewn.
Mv friend, he Is net there. '
'"What wrts your friend s name: in
tpilred the sergeant. . Ll ,,..-,
1 "He said his name is Svengnll. but I
kiew him net," nn-wcretl Purzlskl.
m A VIRGINIA
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Notables TURKJSH
The three greatest
cigarette tobaccos,
blending MILDNESS-MEHOWNESS-ARDMA
one-eleven
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"AS YOU LIKE IT"
KEY WEST CIGARS
As Fine as Imported at V2 the Price
New Crep Finer Than Ever
GODFREY S. MAHN T2E?
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LEFT $100,000 ESTATE
Catholic Churches Benefit Under
Will of Catherine H. Land '
The will of Catherine II. Lnnd. of
the Gladstone Apartments, who died
November IJi, was probated today,
leaving $100,000 which will cvcntunlly
go te Catholic churches nnd Catholic or
ganizations of tliis city.
Five thousand dollars is left te live
specified Catholic churches and the re
mainder Is left te Dr. IMwnrd It. Hell,
the executer, te pay ever in such
amounts as he deems lit.
Other w 111-4 probated are: I'mma
000 te five children: 1 cnliimiid C
Frltsch, .WOO. nnd Kllabetli II
Curth), "S." Christian "trcet. Slu.OOt).
The" inventories of pergenal elntes
filed were: David Strode. $.'l5,iW I : Anna
K. Ienbrc.
Telnnil, $0ii"1 .
$iri,lli(l. mid ltebert
Disabled Soldiers te Held Dance
The Quaker City Pest of the Nn Nn
tlenal Disabled Soldiers' League, with
lienihiuiirters at lilll! Arch street, has
completed nrinngeinents for a cabaret
dunce, te be given nt the (Srniiil l'rn
ternlty Hull. K'1'0 Arch street, lo le lo
inerro'w night. Severnl nildcvllle tennis
new in this clij Iup donated their
services for thin occasion, and n nitiii-
lliirtvnn. -i:t()0 Chctcr avenue. iJimW of novelties in the way el cnter-
tlled nt Cape May November 111, Sl.T),- tnininent hnve been provided.
SHOPLIFTER IS JAILED
Merris Gelden Gets 2 Years Ray
Smith Freed of Same Charge
Merris (ieldeii, forty .cnr. old, wid
sentenced te the Knstern Penitentiary
ler net les than two ycei-, nor ilierfl
than three enrs. tlils-inernlng by.Iudga
(Julgley in tjtiiirter Hesslena Court,
lifter he had been found guilty e shop
lifting. (Jeltlen wns charged with stenllng ftve
neckties, vnlutil at ,$15 from u Clicst'
nm Htrci'l stoic. liny Siiijth. of 1115
(Jicpii street, who was nrrested with
(.Ieldeii, wns found net guilty.
It is said t'ntt Gelden is nil old offender.
An Unique Collection
of Chinese Art
We have gathered in our galleries an
unique assemblage of Chinese works of art,
including jades, crystals, ivory carvings, em
broideries; rare pieces of Pekinese glass,
snuff bottles, Celadon and Kicn Lung vases in
Black and Blue Hawthorn, Powdered Blue,
Sang de Boeuf, many vases converted into
lamps with embroidered shades of antique
cut silks-
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
RkMJ9 s VEn5Mm
V The Sheraton
The ahcer beauir and dignified cJiaracter
eflhia exclusive Tea Service will be
appreciated bylevera of fine silver
After-Dinner Coffee Set and Tray
Pitcher and Tr-qy - Entree Dish
Salad Bowl etc. -te match
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Etchings Prints'
Water Celers Paintings
THE ROSK.NUACH GALLERIES
, I3.'l) Wnlnut Street
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ISN'T what he
knows, but hew he
applies it," that repre
sents an agent's ability te
secure results for his clients.
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Advertising Agency
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We have your Tlianks
giving chicken. It's nice
and fat and plump. Come
in today ler it.
Small-Size
Fresh-Killed
Chickens
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Large-Size
Chickens
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At all our Meat Markets
BTORCS CO.
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Thanksgiving and
Turkey
MIT L'Aiglen Annex
fl offers true holi heli
Jl day hospitality
-1J te all its patrons
en Thanksgiving Day
when we will serve a spe
cial feast of geed things
A Rcnuine OLD-FASHIONED
TURKEY DINNER
with home-made, stuffing,
and cranberry sauce, and
giblet gravy, and candied
sweet potatoes and mince
pie, and plum pudding,
and all the "fixin's."
S1.50 THE PERSON
Alse our Daily Tabic D'Hetc
Dinner at $1.00
and a la carte servicc
SERVED FROM 11.30 A.M. te 8 P. M
Sit 1604 Cfje&mtt
Announcement Extraordinary
FINE STATIONERS
Offers Unique and Charming
IMPORTED
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
at prices far below their real ' worth
owing te the rate of exchange
We have also marked all our Beautiful.
American Gifts at very low prices te meet
existing conditions.
Early purchases are suggested.
1121 Chestnut Street
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Physicians Knew
the importance of keeping
appointments nnd covering
long distances in short time.
The Ilupmebilc is "power
ed" for any hill or read
when emergency demands.
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Wuj-ue Avr .t nnliliirlnn Trfine
MacDonald & Campbell
Street Ulsters
and
Great Coats
$35 te $95.
The best productions of the finest American
and British tnilera niatchlesb in style, qualit.
and workmanship. Beautiful waimth-witheut-weight
fabrics and luxurious double-faced
ulethb, in colorings without duplicates in thi
country. Mere shapely and smarter in eeiy
line than any ether coats of this class. In fact
the beit street Ulsters and Great Coats thi
cit has ever i-cen, bar none, and very raie
. iluc.
Nete
exceptional Value Suiti,
$30 te 5G5.
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BROAD AND WALNUT STS.
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OFFER VERY
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In Their
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OF TIE SEASON
Gezv ns-DresseslVraps
Su its Coats Blouses
Millinery
This announcement should be of unusual interest at
this time, as these Fashions arc particularly) suitable
for rvear at ie various Evaing Secial Functions
beginning te tal(e place, such as the Opera, Theatre,
Dinners and Dances.
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We believe in personal
helpfulness and interested
cooperation with our cus
tomers, whether the work
in hand be a simple
announcement or
a large catalog
The Helmes press, 'Printm
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Ultra-Violet and
Infra-Red Rays
Aclinic Glass protects rubber
fabrics because it intercepts ap
proximately 85 of the ultra
violet or injurious rays and 55
of the infra-red or heat rays.
These are the invisible solar
chemical rays. Many manufac
turing plants and storage houses
have problems that Actinic
Glass would help solve.
Write for particulars
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GLASS COMPANY
30th and Walnut
PHILADELPHIA
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
a Perry-policy that is
increasing Our Friends
by Leaps and Bounds.
WHAT does a Perry Super
Value mean? It's net simply
a clever phrase. It's the re
sult of our determination te
break through the vicious
cycle Of high prices and give
the people quality goods at
the prices they are willing te
pay for them.
Super -Values
at $28 $33
$38-and $43
THE CREAM of the cloth
ing world is here virtually
at your own price. Luxu
rious Ulsters and Greatcoats
cozy and warm as big heavy
blankets, but without their
weight.
SMART - LOOKING
lans and Half Raglans.
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I I and the Football Game j
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Overcoats for men who rarely
change their style. Dress
overcoats and suits for all the
functions en the social calen
dar. IMPORTED CROMBIES
and Mentagnacs from Scot
tish looms that are the finest
in the world bar none. Made
our way Crombie Montag Mentag
nacs. $85: Crombie Ulsters,
$68 hundreds of them en
our tables the largest and
most complete selection in
Philadelphia. Try and match
them at our Super - Value
prices.
BUT FIRST shop around!
Compare! Investigate! Thej
come here and see our Super
Values. Yeu can't be SURE
in your mind that you've get
the best values unless you de.
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in Clethes for Men
in the linct qualities anil
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